I originally liked the fourth book the most, but now I think the third is my favorite in terms of the Harry Potter movies. When watching Harry riding Buckbeak flying on the lake, watching the small footprints on the map of the point of life go back and forth, watching Harry and Blake watching the castle imagine the imaginary future, the whole movie is beautiful It's like a poem, recalling the criticism of the director when the movie was released, and now I feel that fortunately Alfonso directed the film.
Of course, the third part is actually a pleasant one. It is not as children's book as the first, and it is not as horrible and dark as the second (in fact, it is not very scary, and it is also a children's drama). The third narrates Ha The story of Lee’s previous generation shows the spirit of this generation of Harry. Except that I like the part of Buckbeak flying, I think I like the part of the last crossing to save people. The film faithfully restores this climax segment in the book, and the filming is smooth and not procrastinated. Although this is also based on Rowling’s own story well written, the scenery shown in the movie is beyond the reach of the book.
Of course, the film is still a bit regretful. When I was reading the book, I always felt that when Harry finally realized that he was not his father who repelled the Dementor, he must be a little sad in his heart. It's a pity that Daniel did not act like this. Well, but some people may think it should be. Each has its own opinions.
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