I also try to be rational, but I love it.

Briefly describe my personal background. I saw Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone for the first time at the age of six. I was brought into a world that changed my life. Since then, I have followed every book and every movie, and I have also been obsessed with Hogwarts. Ci's admission letter, now in his twenties, is an adult.
So at first, I didn't have much expectations for this movie, and my interest was not that high. I began to rationally ask myself, is Rowling short of money, why is Rowling always selling her feelings, and is it not good to let the magical world stay beautifully in everyone's memory?
So when I watched the movie, I was always looking for faults, the narrative was procrastinating, the main line was not clear, and the heroine's setting was too flat.

But, but, as soon as the long shot is off, the paper clock starts flying around, the tip of the wand shoots light, and the people in the wizarding world turn a blind eye to the spectacle, talking, working, and walking around, I know I've compromised. .

Without reading books, such a viewing experience of HP series has not been seen for a long time. I'm still speechless from the shock of Rowling's world. This is a magical world different from Harry Potter, and all the interest groups and disputes are different from Harry Potter. Even Grindelwald wasn't the blond, arrogant teenager I imagined (the casting was surprising).
This is not the UK in the 1990s. The main cause and effect of the story did not unfold in the first film. This may be the source of some bad reviews, but it is precisely because of this that my interest in this series has increased after watching the film. a lot. What happened before, what will happen after, and how do things in this world affect Harry's world in the future?
What else are those amazing animals? Who else will there be in this world that I knew before? Will Hagrid appear? Will there be a young Voldemort? Will there be a Quidditch match?

I'm looking forward to it.
I felt like I was back when I was six years old, blown away by a new, bright, magical world. I also tried rational evaluation, but no, no amount of deficiencies can cover up the fact that I love this world, and I also like the stories that happen in this world. Rowling gave me a dream that I never want to wake up from.

Like Mr Baker, I thought I was awake and grown up, but as soon as that little spark appeared, I would fall in love again.

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