To be honest, Harry Potter, a little wizard with a lightning scar on his forehead, has not surpassed the heroic growth routine that has been continued from the Helar Roman mythology, and even Daniel in "Order of the Phoenix" has become ugly. , it's not cute anymore, it's about to kiss, and the altitude is not as good as the stupid Rupert Grint, and the little girl Hermione is also charming. In the whole play, I think the most outstanding is the little girl with long blond hair and pale skin, who speaks in a soft voice with a hint of ghosts (forgive me, forgot her name), the corner of her mouth always hangs Smiling lightly, not opening his mouth easily, and opening his mouth must be every word, which made Harry and me stunned. From the appearance alone, the girl looks like a witch. To paraphrase a line in the movie that praised Principal Dumbledore: He has a lot of style, isn't he? And when it comes to the plot, I can only see this film as a transitional segment that connects the previous and the next: one is, he is back, and the next two movies are how Harry will fight Voldemort in the final battle (forgive me again This person who hasn't read the book, right) Second, for the finale, Harry married Ron's sister Ginny and gave birth to three children - Qiu was shyly hesitant to say anything while facing the mirror with her schoolbag on her back Looking at Harry, when Harry took three steps and said in a perfunctory manner: merry christmas is heading for autumn, Ginny is also looking back frequently. From her entangled, disappointed and lonely eyes, I think the girls in the theater can more or less see their innocent self, right? I couldn't help but think for a while. If I were the director, I would add Hermione to this scene. After all, she also had a crush on Harry, instead of saying: "We are waiting for you at xxx" and it's over.
Gossip again, many reports before the movie were hyped with the slogan of Harry Potter's first kiss on the screen, and even Daniel himself said: Many people entered the movie theater for his 30-second kiss. Thank you for the kiss that made me see green in this 140 minute episode. The vines of love sprouted and budded on Harry and Qiu's heads, but of course, they didn't bloom and bear fruit. Youthful passion, hormonal boosting begins in the phrase "wet wetlands". I admit that I am boring and vulgar, but I have to say that their kisses really don't have 30 seconds; in "December Boys" his kiss with the heroine Trisha was earlier than his and Qiu's, so, that's it A real first kiss on screen. After all, we have grown up watching Harry as a child, and we should pay more attention to the physical and mental health of young people.
In the later episodes, Harry's people have drifted away from him one by one, and the first person to bear the brunt is this episode's Sirius. The director slows down the camera and does a silent processing to render Harry's transition from shock, disbelief, grief to anger. Perhaps it was the sudden change of the plot, and Sirius' accidental death suddenly appeared in front of me; or perhaps the director did not use too much space to express Harry's grief here, anyway, for this Harry's "only relative" I passed away with no deep sadness (forgive me three times...). The villain in the play, played by Venetian actress Imelda Staunton, is the new Hogwarts Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, Professor Umbridge, who is very vivid. After her interpretation, she suddenly felt that she should be cute and romantic. The pink turned out to be so kitsch. Thumbs up for Amelia!
Maybe it's because I've never seen the original, there's something I don't understand in every episode. One, Harry came to Ron's house for Christmas, and when he opened the gift, the screen immediately switched to Sirius leading him into a room. What is the plot that was cut out in the middle? Second, why do Headmaster Dumbledore and the others only need to wield a magic wand when fighting, while Harry and the others have to shout spells loudly to cast magic? Three, it stands to reason that Professor Umbridge should have boundless mana, but why is she helpless when facing the tall but stupid Hagrid's younger brother, and can only sit and wait? Fourth, the little witch told Harry at the end After a long conversation, the shoes were finally found on the top of the door. Does this mean or imply anything?
Humans have never stopped fantasizing, and humans will always need myths. As said in "Myth Journey", "Humans have been using myths, fairy tales and folklore to explain the mystery of life and make the mysterious life affordable for human beings." Obviously, "Harry Potter" is not A novel that is flawless in words; a group of big girls and young men can no longer use the innocence and cuteness of the year to cover up their immature acting skills, but it is undeniable that she has brought us back to the age of reading fairy tales. When I was a teenager, I had dreams because I didn't know the depths, and inevitably encountered setbacks, but also gained friendship and ignorant love. Although we all grew up with the protagonist, in it I still saw the innocence of my own that I didn't know how to cherish before, but now it's too late to cherish it. When you are young, you can choose a glorious death for lofty ideals, and when you are old, you can only choose a humble life.
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