When I see those pictures that I have imagined countless times in my mind, they are put on the big screen, and when I see those faces that are all too familiar to me, I will still be very excited. When I watched the first part, I saw that Harry was exactly the same as when he caught the Golden Snitch in the first Quidditch match in his life, and then the memory rolled over, recalling the countless reliable and unreliable years that harry potter accompanied him. Suddenly I feel that Harry, as a super hero, has worked hard for ten years in order to defeat a powerful enemy, and I have finally followed a story firmly in my dull 20-odd years, and it is still a very good story. , is also a virtue.
I can read Harry's book all the time; I can read
it over and over until I understand every detail in the book; I can
sort out all the spells in the book with a classmate who also loves HP, and I have to take the book examine each other in every detail in
the story; worry about the fate of each character in the story, feel happy about their success, sad about the loss of some lives;
it was two o'clock in the morning when I saw Dumbledore dead , I hid under the quilt and cried in a mess; I was
sitting in the movie theater today and saw the scene where Dobby died, the scene by the sea, exactly as I imagined, Dobby's small body was wrapped in white cloth, just like that Sleeping by the sea, my tears welled up.
There have never been any technical requirements for HP's movies, because a story that has been constructed countless times in your mind, no matter how ingenious the directors are, it is difficult to imagine, and it is a virtue to be able to tell the story clearly. Complete. But what I disliked the most was the third movie. Alfonso Cuaron was considered a genius director, but the tone of that movie was too dark. After all, when it was the third movie, it was still a story suitable for children. , but it was so gloomy and suffocating.
The seventh film, what made it so important to me, was that it was my last chance to follow the story. When I finished reading the seventh original book, I felt an indescribable sense of loss, as if a part of my life had been taken away, and I lost something that was very beautiful but would never come back. That's why I held on to the HP-related tail tightly and refused to let go.
Even though Daniel who plays harry no longer grows taller and looks more and more like Leonard, his role as harry is still part of my fondest memory.
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