The person who wrote this article is not a fan of Harry Potter, so I will try to describe my views in an objective tone; unlike those tear-jerking movie reviews, this work is just to discuss something about "Voldemort" and The feeling of the ending, the content of this series of Harry Potter, I don't know or understand, so I can only point fingers.
1. The character "Voldemort" did not break away from the traditional villain frame. I believe that the description in the book is better than the expression in the film; purely from the film itself, this extremely evil character from the outside to the heart, and the devil in "The Devil" and the "Star Wars" Darth - Vay Da + Das-Sidious doesn't make a lot of difference. The reverence and pursuit of absolute power by these "villains" make them, on the one hand, powerful dark emperors, and on the other hand, the most loyal servants of power. The power they seek is immortality, reincarnation, and power itself, so they are willing to give up the meaning of their existence and become the host of power. In order to maintain the majesty of their power, they have established a harsh system to punish the betrayers and the believers, and they are not lenient or unscrupulous towards their opponents; such characters are unfortunate because they cannot feel the meaning of life and death. value (and of course because they are immortal), they can't have mercy, because it will damage the power and make them more vulnerable, so they can only experience the thrill of power again and again in the endless killing and conquest sense of achievement. For them, failure is death, so they have no choice; the desire for power is so great that they can only choose a stronger opponent to satisfy their growing ambition. Also more adequate. It's like smoking opium, only increasing doses can make people feel more immortal; the result is of course the same, the more difficult the conquest means the greater the risk, and these risks are ultimately competing with their "enemy of life" reached its peak. As with all "last battles," success and failure are only the slightest difference, and the gulf between the two is narrow but deadly.
2. As the end of a series, the "suspense" of this film is not outstanding. If I were to judge the "sweet spot" in the series, I believe that Darth Vader's sentence "No, I am your father!" to Luke in "Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back" is undoubtedly better. One chip. If Star Wars lacks this link, it is just a traditional hero story; and the most attractive part of Star Wars is that the dark warrior who has fallen into the darkest side of the Force and has the most ability is actually the protagonist's father. , and finally see the scene where he ends the Sith Emperor, it will not surprise us, let alone the three prequels derived from it. In this film, through Snape's tears, Harry Potter verified his relationship with Voldemort, and the outcome of the final battle between the two was expected. Just from a personal point of view, the ending of Voldemort's incarnation fragment seems a little pale. From the ending point of view, the work that surprised me the most came from Diablo. The "seal" ending created by this game and its sequel is not only bleak, but also darker: the samurai who finally killed the final boss chose to seal the demon in the In his own mind, and the final outcome was that the seal failed, the demon took over the samurai's body and became stronger. I believe that if it ends with Harry Potter sealing Voldemort with a crack in his mind, it may mark the beginning of a new cycle - but this is too cruel for a work of children's literature.
3. Although Voldemort is finally eliminated, it is not over: Although the novel is over, Voldemort itself is not over. In any film work, there is an insinuation of reality: just like this man who is struggling for immortality, the desire for power will find the next person who is willing to abandon himself, and there is no shortage of such people. Human nature has a greedy side, and desire will magnify this greed, so as to complete the return with the help of any such individual. Perhaps there will be no end to such works.
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