I don’t know how many people are like me. Actually, I really don’t yearn for magic. At first, I went to watch the movie just because I read the original book, and then it was “I watched the first N movies, there is no reason not to watch it.” It's been ten years with a swoosh." Don't say that twins has been established for ten years. Even if I cried and listened to Eason Chan's "Ten Years", the sentence "Goodbye, Hogwarts" in the movie theater today is not as real.
Unlike many of my friends, I don't particularly look forward to watching the next episode when it comes out. I don't want to face him at all. It's over. I have always had this kind of escape mentality. I really want to take the college entrance examination but I don't want to graduate. Maybe Hogwarts has always been such a place, where there is resentment, resentment and bruises in reality, it is a shelter, but it can only be a shelter.
If Harry Potter saga is my childhood witness, then my childhood will come to an end in Hall 1 of China Film City today. There are a lot of nostalgic words that can’t be written down. How can I look forward if I’m too nostalgic. I allow myself to look back, watch Harry beat Tom Riddal in the Chamber of Secrets, watch Mustang snap his fingers, and listen to acridine bee always on a different channel, but I can't let myself dwell on the past and regret it in the selection.
I'm not enough Gryffindor, but life is indeed not as good as the movies, there is no Voldemort, no Death Eaters, only these odds and ends of difficulties and joys, we Muggles, that's all we experience.
As the saying goes: not goodbye, just farewell.
Look ahead, Muggles.
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