I find that Harry in every episode will welcome a new teacher, and after the end, they are either Voldemort’s accomplices, a liar, or a wolf, and they have no good end.
This time, it was the same thing that made me uncomfortable, that is, "time". When Harry and Hermione were about to go back in time to save Sirius, the setting of the cycle always made me wonder, but how I didn't understand and couldn't tell, I just felt that the process seemed normal and abnormal.
In fact, watching this movie, to a large extent, is to see the new things in this magical world. The magic is still in it. One thing that makes me feel new this time is that there are a large number of panoramic shots. The director obviously wants to depict the world outside the magic academy. Surrounded by mountains, the lake is clear and bright, which is to paint a picture of such a fairyland for the viewer. In this film, the biggest impression is this. Especially the set of shots where Harry rode on a galloping eagle and horse, gave the most magnificent visual experience. (The saddest level in the game before is to ride the Eagle Horse to control it to fly between the sky and the earth. It takes a certain number of apertures to pass the level. And I haven’t been able to pass this after several times. Fortunately, it feels very good once.) And the "darkness" of the title is just based on the feature of this film.
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