Two and a half hours passed quickly, perhaps because I knew the plot, I didn't feel the pace was slow. This one even exceeded my expectations, and the various clues in the original book were sorted out neatly. Deleting details makes the main line clear, and there are basically no major flaws in logic. It's just about Dumbledore's original life, and there is no text after the beginning of the film. Perhaps this clue is difficult to express clearly in a short way.
The escape experience is very compact, one thriller after another, although the effect is not so magical, but the atmosphere is very well created, with different subtle changes under the tragic and tragic tone: horror, moving, joy, pain. . It is very in line with the emotional foreshadowing in the original book, which is fascinating and addicting. And the shock at the end stopped when Voldemort obtained the Elder Wand, which also paved the way for the fierce battle in the lower part.
Actor-wise, perhaps due to the ravages of the previous films, my expectations for Harry's appearance have dropped low enough that I feel he's much more pleasing to the eye in this one. The cuteness of childhood has disappeared, and now Harry is close to becoming a middle-aged uncle, but the firmness in his eyes remains. Maybe Harry in the wizarding world is like that too, growing up and mature, imperfect but shining. I was a little surprised by Daniel's acting skills when he turned into seven Harrys, and the different reactions of the various characters.
Ron's performance is also in place, the fragility after being sensitive, and the vicissitudes after being haggard are worthy of praise. Hermione was still so beautiful, so beautiful. I like watching her and Ron's emotional drama, which is subtle and tacit. The only question is that Harry invited Hermione to dance after Ron left, and the atmosphere was too ambiguous. In the book, Harry and Hermione are absolutely pure revolutionary friendship. The movie may have added such a bridge to pave the way for Ron's jealousy. And after Ron destroyed the Horcrux, the film did not show Harry's explanation to him in the book "I only think of Hermione as my sister", which made me a little bit resentful, just like in "The Shipwreck" almost Seeing the kiss between Kid and Xiaolan, I have always been brooding. Although Ha Jin's love affair was inexplicable, I still hope that Harry is a dedicated man.
Glad to keep Dobby's part, it's really sad that he died. The next one will have more sacrifices, which means more tears. Looking forward to Snape's memories, be sure to shoot well.
Walking out of the theater, a strong sense of loss hit. There is only one to look forward to. Ha 7 just finished, Emma immediately cut her hair short, and Daniel finally took off his glasses to wipe the scars. They have all left the magical world, and we should say goodbye to it, but why are you so reluctant?
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