(I'll just say, it really was directed by a different person from the first and second films, so the third film is likely to be loyal to the original.)
Compared with one or two films that are extremely faithful to the original (like Harry is so loyal to Dumbledore), this one is particularly happy to see that the director has begun to have his own ideas, so far (the first project is over) , in addition to many deletions from the original book, it also changed the more exciting duel scene between Harry and Tree Peak, and added the pre-match hug between Harry and Hermione (if I hadn't read the original book, I would have thought it immediately Hermione actually likes Harry), adding a little joke about Ron and Harry's reconciliation. Joined the second dream of Harry Potter, and actually dreamed of Tom Riddle's tombstone? SPEW didn't say anything at all! And the sarcoid has been given to him by Neville? That Dobby won't appear in this movie, and it can save a little money for special effects (laughs). The scene where Hagrid and Madam Maxime turned against each other was also deleted.
Oh my god, the autumn Zhang at the Christmas ball was so pretty! I'm looking forward to the love scene between Harry and Qiu Zhang in the Order of the Phoenix!
The movie gives a lot of clues that are not in the book. For example, Moody has been drinking his "wine" and shivered every time he finished drinking. Myrtle also told Harry in the bathroom that he had seen the compound decoction recently. . In addition, it should not be too obvious that Moody has been monitoring Harry (although Dumbledore told him to protect Harry secretly before, but this setting is generally the opposite, right? For example, Snape in "The Philosopher's Stone" ). Dumbledore obviously saw Moody's abnormality in the last project. Even if he was partial to his students, as an (honest) Auror, it was impossible to directly tell Harry which way to go.
While we speak different languages and in different tongues, but our heart beat as one. Is it a bit of an insinuation of reality?
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