Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: July 15, 2011
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JM23Aug 30, 2011
I am a huge fan of the books and a huge supporter of the movies. They all stand on their own and are unique in their own way, and this one may be the most unique of them all. Everyone knows the reviews that the movie got and I feel it isI am a huge fan of the books and a huge supporter of the movies. They all stand on their own and are unique in their own way, and this one may be the most unique of them all. Everyone knows the reviews that the movie got and I feel it is well deserved and a worthy conclusion to the franchise. To all the "hardcore" fans who have hated every single HP movie: You should learn what the word "adaption" means and stop embarrassing other HP fans with all the complaining. If you hated the first 7 movies, what did you think would change? Do you know what the definition of insanity is? Great movie, great franchise, and a series that saved the best for last.… Expand
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scrieciuJul 15, 2011
What a perfect way to end the famous, brilliant and epic Harry Potter series. Even tho I already knew what will happen in the movie (since I read all the books), it was still enjoyable to watch. It's hard to believe that there won't beWhat a perfect way to end the famous, brilliant and epic Harry Potter series. Even tho I already knew what will happen in the movie (since I read all the books), it was still enjoyable to watch. It's hard to believe that there won't be anymore movies. Everything that we were expecting to be in part 2 was there. It perfectly follows part 1. I was impressed by the dramatic ambiance. Sometimes, there were these long silence moments, which was perfect. You can easily get captivated by the story, like all the other movies and books. But the phenomenon and the intensity going one set a mark higher from all the other ones, because of this last battle, to finally defeat Voldemort. I'm glad that I had the chance to read the books and to watch some of the movies. Hope to see more from the actors (Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson) in the future.… Expand
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alex2542Jul 15, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I thought it was excellent. I understand that details were left out. Necessary details, but they obviously didn't have time for them. I mean really, I didn't want to wait for a part 3 or go to a 3 hour movie. I don't know why it just lacked the air of a Harry Potter movie. The funny moments really only brought me chuckles. But I attribute it to the fact that the whole time I was dreading the end credits from rolling, thus killing my childhood forever. Who knows. Maybe my second go around will be a better experience. But it was the best of the series. EASILY. The acting was so powerful from the entire cast, the images beautiful, the effects masterfully done, the scenes played out so that it gave the ending justice. Alan Rickman gave a bone chillingly awesome performance as Professor Snape in the Pensive scene. Ron brought me to tears when Fred died...the whole cast played their roles beautifully...

The whole thing makes me want to read all 7 books, and then after I finish I feel like watching the movies again.… Expand
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BadsniperJul 18, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. 'twas a good remake of the book. Though I dislike the idea of paying twice to see one full movie, they did it very very well.Snape's story was amazingly powerful, but they left out Dumbledore's story, which I did rather enjoy. overall: Great.… Expand
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JaredJul 12, 2013
The magic is back, but it's not better than ever, it's just more surprising than ever. It's certainly a step up in terms of filmmaking from Part 1 to Part 2. However, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 has no sense for ambition.The magic is back, but it's not better than ever, it's just more surprising than ever. It's certainly a step up in terms of filmmaking from Part 1 to Part 2. However, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 has no sense for ambition. There's no risk for success. David Yates just gives us a very safe, but well-made 2nd part and respectfully final chapter to the Harry Potter franchise. I just didn't feel the emotion in the end. The tone an the visual all seems much more stirring and captivating. The story, especially, offers an eye full. Part 2 offers unexpectedly deep, perspective-altering and jaw-dropping surprises that'll throw you for a whirlwind of tears and sensible realization. Highly gripping, sentimental, and staggering levels of entertainment is brought to the big screen, and it's irresistible. Yet, the movie disappointingly doesn't go beyond it's comfort zone for success to achieve something spectacular. It just satisfies. The ending, as it did follow the book, is lazily executed and mistakingly ignores the small, reoccuring and culturally mirculous elements evident in each of the previous 6 films' conclusions. Instead Yates justified his ending on the book's. His job is to satisfy the books needs, but also the film's needs and especially in that area of delivery. As a conclusion it needs to reminisce, bring full circle, and revisit the visual elements of the previous films or else those elements meant nothing in developing any form of matter in the story visually, since they are there for the sole purpose to give the Potter universe it's final scene signature. It's how you bring together and conclude a series of films in a complete manner. But David decides to ignore those things and make the ending just fine. But for the biggest, grandest, and most successful movie franchise of all time (despite Star Wars), it didn't do it justice.

Altogether, this is a very enjoyable Harry Potter movie. A fun, emotional, and magical ride right until the end. Highly entertaining with an epic score, a breathtaking climax in the middle of the film, and a soul-shivering vision. The two parts combine the best Harry Potter film to date, but separately as they are, they are individual PARTS of a large movie, but still individual movies, and need to be treated like that. By themselves there are standard Potter movies with one of the most unique instalments (Part 1). Part 2 is striving for, and at times thinks it's achieving, greatness. In the thick of things, it truthfully reaches wonders. But in it's ultimate delivery, it plays it extremely safe and in hindsight, it only did what the book asked. It didn't take the material and visualize it on an ambitious level. It may feel, look, and appear so and it does in the movies high points. But still that's what the book asked it to do. It plays it safe, and there's nothing wrong with that. It's still good. But applaud Rowling for her story and only nod at Yates' vision. Be entertained, but don't expect wonder.… Expand
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chommyJul 16, 2011
As a hardcore fan of both the book and movie series, I was hoping a lot out of the final Harry Potter film ever. I wouldn't call myself a hardcore book purist, but I would definitely call myself somewhat of a purist. I'm all for change in theAs a hardcore fan of both the book and movie series, I was hoping a lot out of the final Harry Potter film ever. I wouldn't call myself a hardcore book purist, but I would definitely call myself somewhat of a purist. I'm all for change in the films as long as it makes sense and it works. For Yates' three other films in the series (Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince, and Deathly Hallows Part 1) I felt he made lots of changes from the books that were not needed and, well, ruined the films for me (Phoenix, Prince and Part 1 are my least favourite Potter films). It's odd, then, for me to still have hope for Part 2, when the last Potter film I enjoyed came out almost 6 years ago. But, alas, I was finally impressed. Part 2 is truly a wonderful film and a fantastic end to the series. The changes made either made sense to me, or were too small for me to worry about. The acting was top-notch. All characters who have always been in the films, though mostly in the background, received their "moment" here and many scenes garnered lots of whoops and applause from the audience. The whole battle was well-made, and this movie really made a fan like me proud to have stuck with the series for so long. However, there are some complaints I have. The movie is called "Harry Potter and the DEATHLY HALLOWS Part 2" yet the significance of the Deathly Hallows aren't given. In fact, it's never discussed that Harry's invisibility cloak is one of the Hallows! There is a little chat about the Hallows in the beginning of the film, and then they are never talked about again. There are also the "emotional" scenes. The main scenes in this story that are supposed to be sad are, without spoiling too much, the revealing of several characters' deaths, a look back at a certain character's memories, and a scene in the forest afterwards. Though this scenes were well done in the movie, they didn't have me close to tears like they did in the books. This is really the biggest problem I had; the movie didn't feel too emotional or touching. I was expecting my eyes to at LEAST get a little teary, but they never did. Another scene, in which a certain mother calls another character a very naughty word, felt rushed, which is truly a shame as it was one of the most hyped up scenes. Overall, however, I was impressed and I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. It truly is the first Harry Potter movie since Goblet of Fire that left me quite happy. I will forever miss this series and will miss waiting and getting all excited for a new book and, now, a new movie. JK Rowling and the cast and crew of the movies have truly given me a wonderful childhood and a marvelous 10 years. Thank you.… Expand
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deputydepril91Jul 19, 2011
It was a perfect ending to the perfect franchise i loved every part of this final it was spot on with the book. it was scary it was funny it was sad it had it all harry potter we will miss you
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TheQuietGamerJan 6, 2012
A fantastic ending for the series, it's packed with action and emotion, and the light touches of humor during certain places are nice, although I do wish they would have given us more information on the new characters, and I found Voldemort'sA fantastic ending for the series, it's packed with action and emotion, and the light touches of humor during certain places are nice, although I do wish they would have given us more information on the new characters, and I found Voldemort's death was kind of unsatisfactory, but this is still one of the best in the series and will please every fan of this fantastic series, a must watch.… Expand
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TokyochuchuDec 14, 2014
The Harry Potter franchise is one of the finest ever created, right up there with the likes of Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. As the closing chapter, the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 is unmissable yet as a standalone film, it is also possiblyThe Harry Potter franchise is one of the finest ever created, right up there with the likes of Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. As the closing chapter, the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 is unmissable yet as a standalone film, it is also possibly the weakest in the series. There are certainly some highlights, including the biggest tearjerker of the series, but too many major incidents are covered in too little time. Oh wow... This major character just died... But no time to register that properly because we've got to move onto another battle scene. This leads Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 to feel a bit rushed and also somewhat lacking in characterization.… Expand
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jonnyohioJul 21, 2011
I went to see this movie in 3D and I have to say the 3D effects were just amazing (sit in the back of the theater). I am not a big Harry Potter fan, and I never read any of the books. Besides the great 3D, the story is great, the acting isI went to see this movie in 3D and I have to say the 3D effects were just amazing (sit in the back of the theater). I am not a big Harry Potter fan, and I never read any of the books. Besides the great 3D, the story is great, the acting is good, and the special effects are epic. If you are not a 'book was better' cry baby, go see this movie in theaters (if you saw the first part) in 3D. It's worth it!… Expand
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MalasawasJul 16, 2011
The best of the saga. How can I say as a Harry Potter freak? Well, not a freak for real, but more or less this. The final is epic, and the characters are developed right to them top... maybe I still can say Harry is not well enough played byThe best of the saga. How can I say as a Harry Potter freak? Well, not a freak for real, but more or less this. The final is epic, and the characters are developed right to them top... maybe I still can say Harry is not well enough played by Dan Radcliffe but it still good and he improved a lot. Great scenes from Alan Rickman (one of the best in my opinion). Deep and tender, even sad story from him, of course it comes from Rowling. But still good. Also the battles, every each and single little one is epic, and shows what each wizard is capable to do for real. You have not to think anymore, now you have the proves. Maggie Smith, epic too. TOO EPIC, the best of the best!… Expand
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manwe7Jul 21, 2011
I gave it a 9 only cause I had a hard time hearing what they saying. There were some shockers in the movie as I have never read the books but seen every movie. There were some touching moments and Alan Rickman was scene stealer.
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1234Sep 7, 2011
good film, unfortunately for the directors and producers there was a book, they missed out important pieces from the book which would of extended the film and made it much better and i feel they rushed some of the film ................. butgood film, unfortunately for the directors and producers there was a book, they missed out important pieces from the book which would of extended the film and made it much better and i feel they rushed some of the film ................. but still good film :)… Expand
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4EverGreenJul 18, 2011
I think I can safely say that this movie is (and probably will remain) the best live-action film of 2011 by a long shot! No other live-action movie I've seen so far has come close to the level of epic coolness that I have seen in this movie,I think I can safely say that this movie is (and probably will remain) the best live-action film of 2011 by a long shot! No other live-action movie I've seen so far has come close to the level of epic coolness that I have seen in this movie, and from the looks of things, it appears very doubtful that there will be any live-action movie coming out in 2011 that could possibly come anywhere close to the level of epic coolness I have seen in this movie. The movie adaptations of the fantastic book series have been very faithful towards preserving the integrity originally written by J.K Rowling, and this movie brings a satisfying conclusion to what began nearly a full decade ago in 2001. It has been entertaining to see both the cast and characters change with every new adventure that took place, and even though this movie brings a close to the magical saga of Hogwarts, I was very satisfied with all of the action that took place on-screen, and I feel elated to have seen the entire movie saga all the way through. This movie is destined to join the ranks of movies like "The Wizard of Oz, The Grapes of Wrath, Casablanca, Pinnochio, Alice In Wonderland, Sleeping Beauty, Mary Poppins, The Diary of Anne Frank, Charlotte's Web," and "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy as superb movie adaptations of popular books. This is the movie to see in the year of 2011! Enough said, true believers!… Expand
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J42HmusicSep 1, 2011
Certainly not the best of all the Harry Potter films, but definitely a decent effort. Apart from diverging from the book, a terrible script and out-of-place humour, it was a good finale and the special effects were exciting.
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wiggipopJul 22, 2011
I've been a devotee to these films for a long time now, some have impressed (HP6 and 7.1), some not so much (the tripe that was Order of the Phoenix). My only wish for this film was that it did justice to the end of the book, which was aI've been a devotee to these films for a long time now, some have impressed (HP6 and 7.1), some not so much (the tripe that was Order of the Phoenix). My only wish for this film was that it did justice to the end of the book, which was a truly powerful and emotional experience. Did it? Well, sort of. A lot of it impressed me: It starts very strongly, deliberately slow to build toward the climactic battle, those early scenes are well written and acted, and watching Bellatrix-Hermione was a treat. But from then I found it hard not to be distracted by the choices the film-makers had made; powerful moments from the book don't seem to have been realised as well in the film. There are a few examples of this but the biggest is Voldemort's eventual defeat; the most important scene in the entire series, and he's gone, with a whimper, not a bang. Carrying the film through are two brilliant performances from Daniel Radcliffe (easily the best he's been) and Ralph Fiennes, this is their film. So much so, that all the other characters feel a bit pushed to the side; subplots with Ron and Hermione, with Luna, Neville, Draco feel rushed and unimportant. However, the films strength lies in its share of emotional moments, and all the big ones are well realised on-screen; I was a blubbering mess. This is still an excellent film, it looks amazing and is really well acted and mostly well scripted. It was always going to be difficult to farewell the series adequately, and they've done it quite well.… Expand
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jimmytancrediJul 20, 2011
After 10 years marked by the success of Harry Potter saga, the least that those who followed the journey of the young wizard during that time could ask for was an end to match the quality and charm that the series was gaining more and moreAfter 10 years marked by the success of Harry Potter saga, the least that those who followed the journey of the young wizard during that time could ask for was an end to match the quality and charm that the series was gaining more and more until then. And the last film that not only meets the demand in all areas, it also goes further. David Yates, being director for the fourth time in the saga, delivers to the public, fan or not, an admirable quality of outcome after having led the work with care in the previous films he directed. Proves to be a director of intelligent vision, placing each element in its quantity and the right times. In Part 1, there is a further development in the drama of the characters and their internal conflicts, and the plot to prepare the key to the end, but without having even a little in the moments of action. Now in Part 2, the fastest pace exciting and gives a greater focus to physical conflicts that the previous film, dramatic but also the emphasis needed to excite the viewer. In the plot, Voldemort got the Saille wand in order to become invincible. However, it gets weaker every piece of his soul that is destroyed by the protagonists. With his army of Death Eaters, he initiates an attack on Hogwarts, to prevent them and are able to destroy the last Horcrux. Harry, knowing his anger, struggles to find and destroy them in time, and finally have the final showdown with his nemesis. With the battle taking place in school, Yates once again follows the right, not making a final showdown full of explosions in an action whose purpose is just the visual impact, but an epic battle that although, as is the thrill of the moment truly is: a sad and gloomy. The soundtrack by Alexandre Desplat, who repeats the good work of the previous film, highlights this issue. In the technical issues, the film is not anything to duty. On the contrary. The treatment of visual effects, the aforementioned soundtrack, photography of Eduardo Serra, who also repeats his job well, the beautiful art direction and makeup too, providing a great result to the elves, and also in the epilogue, making a characterization of compelling characters. All this in a high standard of quality. The performances don't deserve any least attention. The saga has always been privileged to have an amazing cast, and now it's all about the movie where they are in the spotlight. Daniel Radcliffe has his best time and leads admirably. Rupert Grint and Emma Watson are also more than worthy of recognition. Matthew Lewis has a good time favored by a more mature Neville. Alan Rickman, but doesn't appear too long, the scene offers a spectacle of the memories of his character. Ralph Fiennes Voldemort embodies a violent rage and consumed by fear. Helena Bonham Carter is also present as Bellatrix Lestrange insane, having featured in the comic scene of the invasion of Gringotts Bank. Also noteworthy is the actress Maggie Smith, with her surprising role of Professor Minerva McGonnagall, leading the defense of Hogwarts. It is gratifying to see the set of all such work carried out with competence resulting in something so admirable, that perhaps only small by not giving proper emotion in some of the killings, where beloved characters go, and also to explain some details left out that possibly confused a bit by those who didn't read the books. That won't be very harmful, but care about those details could be higher. However, the successes speak much louder, but contribute to the deserved outcome of this phenomenon that marked the many and surely will continue checking, because even with the sad farewell, the saga is not dead, nor die in the hearts and memories of thousands.… Expand
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commonviewerJul 16, 2011
"Absolutely brilliant," said Ron, and I say that about the movie and every previous movie! What a ride it has been growing up with the movies, starting when I was 6 and ending as I am 15. When I hadn't seen the movie, I couldn't possible have"Absolutely brilliant," said Ron, and I say that about the movie and every previous movie! What a ride it has been growing up with the movies, starting when I was 6 and ending as I am 15. When I hadn't seen the movie, I couldn't possible have imagined a childhood with Harry Potter, and now, 10 years later I cannot imagine what it would have been like without him. I'd like to thank everyone, who helped every HP book come to life, EVERYONE! Also, don't think I'm forgetting Jane K. Rowling - the person responsible for this epic saga's creating. I am forever grateful to her for that. I give this movie 10 points, without doubt, but with also great sadness about the saga coming to an end. I understand it had to have ended some time, but still, I am pretty emotional. Like I did a marathon of 7 HP movies before going to the cinema to watch DH2, I would like to to in the future. I suggest you do the same :). Good luck to everyone in their future endeavours, whom I also thanked, and I will most certainly miss the characters!… Expand
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tizzacJul 17, 2011
I have nothing against these people, but if you need the movie version of a book to be EXACTLY like the book don't rate the movie based on how close to the book it was. It's a movie: certain things in books don't transcribe to movies as well,I have nothing against these people, but if you need the movie version of a book to be EXACTLY like the book don't rate the movie based on how close to the book it was. It's a movie: certain things in books don't transcribe to movies as well, and the movie makers have their own creativity they want their art recognized as well.

With that being said, I loved this movie from beginning to end and by end I mean END. I went to the 3D one which was mind blowing I recommend spending the extra money to 3D it up! I had goosebumps throughout and had tears streaming down my face for at least 15 minutes. the CGI in HP7p2 was practically flawless, the acting was spot-on, there weren't many differences from the book, and the things that were different made sense to me because a movie portrays emotion in a different way than books do. I loved this movie so much that I am actually writing my first review on metacritic to express how good it was, which is saying alot 'cause I'm a lazy one! If you've seen only one of the movies or if you've read the books, listened to the audio books and seen all the movie or if you're just a movie fan: you NEED to see this! It's got it all: action/adventure, romance, happiness, sadness, realizations, a dragon and of course, the biggest thing you need from the last movie in a saga, a stunning and complete conclusion. In summary, if you only see one movie in theaters this summer Hp7p2 is the one and only choice for you. Enjoy!… Expand
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rifter89Jul 15, 2011
After Pretty much hating the 6th film and part 1 of the 7th film, I was really hoping that they could pull this one off, and amazingly enough this film was THE BEST of the entire series. I picks up right from where the first one left off, andAfter Pretty much hating the 6th film and part 1 of the 7th film, I was really hoping that they could pull this one off, and amazingly enough this film was THE BEST of the entire series. I picks up right from where the first one left off, and the action starts right away. There is a point in the movie where everything is pretty much summed up from most of the films (everything significant anyway) And your awaiting the magnificent ending and it sure did deliver. The bad thing about this film is the fact that it ended. Its sad that there wont be anymore of these films, but your still happy that all is right in the wizarding world. Even if seeing a harry potter film was a bargain sometimes because of not knowing how good its going to be. Its nice to see that they finished off this series with a huge bang. I will definitely be seeing this one again, hopefully very soon.… Expand
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TheWhiteMambaJul 18, 2011
As a lifelong fan of the books, i've been a little critical of the film adaptations, but i have overall enjoyed them. Deathly hallows part 2 was a great movie and i would highly reccomend it. probably the best in the series. charged withAs a lifelong fan of the books, i've been a little critical of the film adaptations, but i have overall enjoyed them. Deathly hallows part 2 was a great movie and i would highly reccomend it. probably the best in the series. charged with emotion and driven by it's epic final conflict, this movie did not dissapoint. i will miss this series and encourage you to see part 2 for yourselves and maybe even read the amazing books.… Expand
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AlexArvin21Jul 16, 2011
Truly the best movie of 2011. I am not just saying that because im a fan boy, i say it because the directing was the best in the franchise, the acting was on point, the story did a good job of following the book, and it was just powerful. TheTruly the best movie of 2011. I am not just saying that because im a fan boy, i say it because the directing was the best in the franchise, the acting was on point, the story did a good job of following the book, and it was just powerful. The action in the movie made you feel like the hogwarts heroes were in true danger. The movie just had so much raw power it is a good movie to end the series of the millennium.… Expand
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ChipperXSep 6, 2011
This was a fine ending to the Harry Potter series of movies. I have not read the books, but I have seen all of the HP movies - this was by far the most action-packed installation of them all. Deathly Hallows, 2 succeeds because the pace isThis was a fine ending to the Harry Potter series of movies. I have not read the books, but I have seen all of the HP movies - this was by far the most action-packed installation of them all. Deathly Hallows, 2 succeeds because the pace is quickened - we're down to the end game, and Voldemort must be reckoned with, and eventually vanquished. Getting to the end is wicked fun, and the director rushes us headlong into the action without much ado. I must admit that upon seeing the movie a second time, plot development takes a back-seat to the action scenes, but who really cares? When you get right down to it, all we want to see is Harry and Tom facing one another with wands in a duel to the death - and we are not disappointed in this respect. There are some surprising face-offs between villains and heroes in the final film, and they are worth seeing more than once. The epilogue is touching, although a bit trite - see this movie on the big screen, if you can!

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NJWolfgangMay 15, 2012
The first time I saw this I was caught up in all the effects and a lot of the plot and story got lost in the shuffle. Viewing it a second time I realized how taut the script for this final installment was. The screenplay for this lastThe first time I saw this I was caught up in all the effects and a lot of the plot and story got lost in the shuffle. Viewing it a second time I realized how taut the script for this final installment was. The screenplay for this last vision is very tight and well written. The effects are outstanding. After many years of Harry Potter I have a few complaints and one is turning Emma Watson into this whiney frump girl who seems to be on the verge of hopelessness like she popped a pill every morning. Radcliffe has certainly matured and grown into this role. The Producers were lucky to find him and lucky he was perfect for Harry. This was the best of all the Potter films in my opinion and one of the best films of 2011 if not the best.… Expand
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kingtzSep 4, 2011
I watched this in IMAX 3D the 2nd week it was out. As someone who's never read any of the books, this movie was pretty entertaining. DH2 is probably the most "adult" and action-packed out of all the movies. I understand that my friends whoI watched this in IMAX 3D the 2nd week it was out. As someone who's never read any of the books, this movie was pretty entertaining. DH2 is probably the most "adult" and action-packed out of all the movies. I understand that my friends who are close followers of the books hated this movie, but yeah, as a lowly muggle, I enjoyed it.

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nonnikchiefJul 24, 2011
And so the series concludes. but don't worry, unlike the first half, which did nothing but fill in the blanks, and badly, this second half is actually worth your money. The script is all right, but with too many unnecessary dramatic pauses,And so the series concludes. but don't worry, unlike the first half, which did nothing but fill in the blanks, and badly, this second half is actually worth your money. The script is all right, but with too many unnecessary dramatic pauses, but the acting is pretty good. (At least as good as you can get with the characters being played) There is a lot more action this time around, however the final duel could have been a bit more spectacular while still staying true to the book. Those who easily cry should beware, as there are two particularly sad parts that could bring tears to your eyes. (I myself shed a single tear, and i am not known to cry during a movie) The action sequences are very well done, and the animation is spectacular. The special effects are great, and the movie really redeems itself for the lousy first half. It's good enough to see even if you read the book, but don't go and buy it for $30 on DVD. I give it an 8.5/10… Expand
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Khunter4382Jul 18, 2011
This is what I have been waiting for during the entire series.....duels, showdowns, battles, revenge, action, and dare I say a little blood? This is easily one of the most satisfying films of the franchise and the strongest as well. AsThis is what I have been waiting for during the entire series.....duels, showdowns, battles, revenge, action, and dare I say a little blood? This is easily one of the most satisfying films of the franchise and the strongest as well. As always, IMAX does great justice to this film, though the 3D was underwhelming. There are strong performances here. The film has great pace and a lot going on, but most of it works. However, there are large holes throughout the film that demands the audience to give the benefit of doubt. I only bring these up because I, along with my fellow cohorts, were engaged in confounding discussion well after viewing the film, and none of us could come up with definitive answers.… Expand
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CursedKnight187Sep 16, 2011
This movie is my favourite of the franchise, but I have to admit, it was over hyped. The final installation had more emotion and connected with viewers more, but the fact that a lot of viewers have actually read the books before watching theThis movie is my favourite of the franchise, but I have to admit, it was over hyped. The final installation had more emotion and connected with viewers more, but the fact that a lot of viewers have actually read the books before watching the film ruins the anticipation and atmosphere for them. Personally I had already read the book before watching the film, but I still enjoyed the movie, which is why it gets an 8 for its brilliant directing and acting.… Expand
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lususgreeneJul 18, 2011
Harry Potter as usual provides a above average not quite hi art movie and book experience. This movie is the same solid level of quality as all the others. HP books and movies should not be ranked among the best of the best of all time, butHarry Potter as usual provides a above average not quite hi art movie and book experience. This movie is the same solid level of quality as all the others. HP books and movies should not be ranked among the best of the best of all time, but they are enjoyable, deserve a large audience, and provide a good level of quality. So sit back relax and enjoy it, but don't forget this is kid Lit, really good kid Lit granted, but kid Lit just the same.… Expand
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RassillJul 21, 2011
I found this to be a fitting if somewhat underwhelming end to the most repetitively episodic and stiffly acted of franchises (not counting the recent Star Wars trilogy movies BECAUSE THEY DID NOT HAPPEN, THEY F$%^ING DID NOT HAPPEN OKAY?!I found this to be a fitting if somewhat underwhelming end to the most repetitively episodic and stiffly acted of franchises (not counting the recent Star Wars trilogy movies BECAUSE THEY DID NOT HAPPEN, THEY F$%^ING DID NOT HAPPEN OKAY?! Ahem....) Director David Yates and screenwriter Steve Kloves do exactly what they have done with previous installments; which is to move the film along as fast as possible whilst using as little expositional dialogue as possible and simultaneously dumping anything from the books that had any real character deepening qualities, ( Dumbledores dark past is completely sidestepped) or emotional clout, and leaving it cruelly flapping on the cutting room floor like a confused, suffocating trout. The battle of Hogwarts looks, well... pretty crappy, with Yates attempting to ape shots from Lord of the Rings and failing, despite having a much bigger budget to work with.Oi! SAY WHAT?! Uh Huh! No **** Anyway, I can't be bothered writing anymore about this movie as it doesn't deserve it. Piss off Harry Potter, seriously. Yeah okay the books are fun and the movies are WHATEVER but does this crap really deserve to be the overwhelming super fart franchise it has become? NO! So much is better than this: looking at a wall for example, certainly a more wholesome experience than being forced to sit through either of the first two movies. Scratching your eye, easily as much fun as watching Harry Potter 5, fa show! Funny story: I actually farted earlier and it reminded me of Daniel Radcliffe's acting when R-Pattz died in HP Sause 4, what a stinkyness that was, jeez, in fact pretty much anytime Radcliffe had to really emote in a scene he failed miserably, though he did get less crap, but in the end he was still crap. and he knows it. The other two actor-children-people-things? Crap. Oh! Pushing a granny down the stairs, that's probably more fun than all the movies combined actually, and that's free to do, and only takes a second, AND you don't have to sit through twenty odd hours of crappy child actors pretending to actually like the crappy movie they're acting in yet all the while being glad they are who they are, not just because they're richer than most of us, but because they don't have to be us and not be in Harry Potter like we aren't, and have to pretend to everyone else that they like the movies everyone else likes such as Harry Potter, which thay actually think is only okay and not the second coming and would probably rather go down to the park and do an outdoor activity if you asked them, or even just do something else, like say....waterboarding themselves! Transformers is crap too, and loads of other stuff and whichever the latest tight wearing super ninny movie about a dude who got some powers through no fault of his own but was then able to pooh through peoples minds and travel back in time and become his own anus or his planet would explode or whatever even though he a bit socially awkward cause of their differences just like all of us are, awww, is. IRON CAPTAIN THOR FARTS 4: The secrets of the Teenage Mutant Ninja prostitutes! Its all the same! HuuuuuP! I actually am a Harry Potter fan, believe it or not, but I think this previous 'stream of consciousness' shows just how apathetic I was towards this movie and it got me thinking about whether artistic movie tastes are perhaps cyclical and.....well I don't know, originality might become fashionable again, probably not though so.... Johnny Depp I'm seriously annoyed at you too, make a good movie would ya?!.....aw WHATEVER Harry GO AWAY!!! Pirates of the Harry Potter and the Spiderman of the neverending rehash of easily digestible multiplex gruel, with extra self delusion! Aye why not!… Expand
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rrangerJul 18, 2011
Good, exciting movie, but predictable outcome for a guy who didn't read the last book yet. It is still worth seeing it in a theater. I did enjoy it better than part one, and the movie ended well, despite the sadness that the series is nowGood, exciting movie, but predictable outcome for a guy who didn't read the last book yet. It is still worth seeing it in a theater. I did enjoy it better than part one, and the movie ended well, despite the sadness that the series is now at an end. :)… Expand
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willmaster123Jul 17, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Honestly people, stop comparing it to the books as if thats all that matters. First of all, its meant to be an adaptation, not a full copy, and second of all, the movie did actually have more of the book in it than any other Harry Potter movie to date, so please stop complaining. But I did think this movie was very good, almost better than the book in my opinion, mainly because I did not enjoy the 7th book that much. But the movie added a lot too the whole entire Hogwarts invasion sequence, and it made it much more action packed and much less of the 'going to class' act that has been there since the first movie. I thought that the acting was great, but not exactly very noticeable, but the real standout is the way the story was expanded. In truth, not much happens in the second half of the 7th book compared to the other novels, but the director was able to include many scenes that were not from the novel to make the movie MUCH longer. The battle between Voldemort and Harry at the end felt extremely epic, even though it felt a bit strange that Harry even stood a chance against him (17 year old boy deflecting spells from the greatest wizard of all time?). Overall, i felt that the movie was very good, and while it was not quite as good as the Prisoner of Azkhaban, i felt it deserved the 9/10 i give it.… Expand
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GagnarNov 4, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Long had I awaited the Deathly hallows: Part 2, and after watching it all it just kept blowing my mind even long after the credits started rolling. Great action, beautiful special effects and watching the plot unfold made me lose no eye contact with the theater screen. Yet I felt something was amiss, there was missing something, this movie actually lacked emotion! The action is fluid and exciting making perfect usage of the 3D dimension and simply seeing this great movie through to the end was really satisfying, but never the less I could just not stop thinking about the book I read years ago, which impressed me way more then this film. The sole reason of this is because I found this movie to lack emotion, because the entire movie focuses way to much on Harry, which is a shame because there is just so much more going on involving hes friends and enemies. Daniel Radcliffe is just to many times on screen and to long which leaves Hermione, Ron, Fred, George, Molly, Arthur, Bellatrix and everyone else somewhat in the dark. Vendettas being fought out to the death between aurors and death eaters, Voldemort battling hes former teachers and mentor, Slytherin rejoining the great battle, Harry's final words against Voldemort, asking him to try to feel sorrow and regret and much much more like these events are left out in this movie. This movie lacks the emotional punch the book had which is why I rated this movie a 7 out of 10. It is a great movie, a movie which will keep you on the edge of your seat the entire time, but afterwards I simply could not help it but to feel disappointed because of how it all story wise turned out.… Expand
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Knicksfan7Jul 29, 2011
Finally saw this in theatres tonight, and i must say, i was absolutely blown away. This film was fabolous. Cant ask for a better ending to such a successful and popular franchise. The entire film was one big action scene and it was doneFinally saw this in theatres tonight, and i must say, i was absolutely blown away. This film was fabolous. Cant ask for a better ending to such a successful and popular franchise. The entire film was one big action scene and it was done absolutely perfectly. Harry Potter and the deathly hallows part 2 deserves all the high praise it gets. The acting especially by Daniel Radcliffe and the man who plays Voldemort was phenomenal. I was more than pleased with this movie. I honestly saw no flaws and i truly believe that this final entry into the Harry Potter franchise deserves a best picture nomination at the 2012 Academy Awards. The only problem i had with this movie is the slight depression that follows once the credits begin to role because the journey is now officially over but their definitely wasnt a better way to end off such an exciting and adventurous journey. Thank you JK Rowling and to all of the creators of the Harry Potter films for such an amazing adventure. 10/10 without a doubt in my mind… Expand
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Princess_PeachJul 31, 2011
Best book to movie adaptation. If you like Harry Potter movies this one is the best, and if you like Harry Potter books this one is most like the book.
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tankwilliamsJul 15, 2011
I loved it. It may not have been 100% true to the book, but in my opinion, David Yates' version of Deathly Hallows is better than Rowling's. Prepare to be amazed.
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wangxiumingJul 15, 2011
You're either a longtime fan of both the novels and films, eagerly awaiting the epic conclusion to this classic hero's journey tale ...

... or you could not care less about Harry Potter, have no idea why so many people have/are going crazyYou're either a longtime fan of both the novels and films, eagerly awaiting the epic conclusion to this classic hero's journey tale ...

... or you could not care less about Harry Potter, have no idea why so many people have/are going crazy for it, and in any case would not start watching an eight-film series with the very last one.

Then again, you could be forced to go see it by your friend/significant other/spouse/family.

The good news is that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 absolutely deserves that 97% "fresh" rating it has on rottentomatoes right now. Director David Yates (the director of the previous three highly acclaimed films) has succeeded yet again. Harry Potter's adventure reaches its thrilling climax and brings a satisfying end to a story that is beloved worldwide in this film.

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avj37Jul 21, 2011
With the Harry Potter coming to an end, many people will probably watch the old Harry Potter movies. From Sorcerer's/Philosopher's stone up to the wonderful Deathly Hallows Part 1. They will find out that the actors really developed throughWith the Harry Potter coming to an end, many people will probably watch the old Harry Potter movies. From Sorcerer's/Philosopher's stone up to the wonderful Deathly Hallows Part 1. They will find out that the actors really developed through out the years that they have made these movies. You will soon realize that these kids are really great actors.

Deathly Hallows Part 2 is full of depth. It has heart, action, romance, its thrilling and funny. I really have to say this, the acting was top notched; Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint. The story was gripping and was close to the book than I can remember.

From start to finish, you are literally hooked on what is going to happen next and you really care about these characters. It was probably my first or second time to really feel emotion like this in a movie. I found that I really cared about these characters, and the ending was really satisfying. Everything was really balanced, from special effects up to the emotions. A perfect movie

Bottom line, watch it! This is definitely going to be one of the worth while movies to watch in 2011.

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cabritaJan 2, 2012
I must start to say that I have not seen any of the Potter movies except this one. I was curious to see how it held up on its own. I was very happy to see that the movie explained much of the background to the whole conflict. The film doesI must start to say that I have not seen any of the Potter movies except this one. I was curious to see how it held up on its own. I was very happy to see that the movie explained much of the background to the whole conflict. The film does not have much story to it. it is merely a recapulation of the story with a stunning climax. The film sets a good tone with it's dark feel. Overall the film plays off the success and developpement of all the other movies. Overall a not bad movie that plays of the success of the others, but it does deliver a well done climax.… Expand
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davenbettridgeJul 17, 2011
To those reviewers who cant help but be black and white with their movie reviews by scoring a 10/10 just because they were entertained for 2 hours or a hated 1/10 because the movie didnt stay 100% faithful to the novel, I simply say that ItTo those reviewers who cant help but be black and white with their movie reviews by scoring a 10/10 just because they were entertained for 2 hours or a hated 1/10 because the movie didnt stay 100% faithful to the novel, I simply say that It could have been so easy to stuff these movies up, most movies fall flat with 3 sequels, but the Harry Potter series has been able to hold out on its quality, for the most part, at least to fans who have read the books. HP and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 was fun, enjoyable and an entertaining closure to a long series. Did the film makers need to split the 7th HP book into two movies? Definitely No. but the film makers did pull it off, it wasnt perfect, nor was this the best Harry Potter movie but the film does work, despite some of the drama falling a little flat and for a few unintentional goofy moments. I did enjoy the last Harry Potter movie, and Im glad that the series is now over and we can move on.… Expand
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MajorBobJul 16, 2011
The final battle scenes differ from the book but the results are still the same. "The Boy Who Lived" doesn't disappoint and I rank this finale right up there with "Lord of the Rings - Return of the King." It turns out that the powers to beThe final battle scenes differ from the book but the results are still the same. "The Boy Who Lived" doesn't disappoint and I rank this finale right up there with "Lord of the Rings - Return of the King." It turns out that the powers to be had it right when they decided to split the last book into two movies. I just wish that their release dates hadn't been so far apart. The acting as always is superb and I wonder if the Academy will once again ignore the actors in this franchise come awards season, the way they ignored the actors in the Lord of the Rings films. I've been going to the movies for almost 60 years and this is the first time I can remember being in a packed theater that was completely quiet for two hours and ten minutes. Unfortunately, this film is another 3D presentation that didn't need the 3D effects. This movie is good enough in 2D to rank as one of the greatest films of all time. Put it right up there with the original Star Wars, The Godfather and whatever else is your personal favorite film.… Expand
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asjklasAug 5, 2011
Dazzlingly visual, thrilling, and conceptually tear-jerking, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is a beautiful outro to a magical franchise.
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MattERSep 1, 2011
BEST HARRY POTTER MOVIE OF ALL TIME. A must see for anyone, and harry potter fans would like to watch it over and over. A lot of talking in part 1 made it worse, but this was action with less talking
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ZuZuZuJul 31, 2011
As an ordinary viewer, I think you might be surprised of the movie. As a Harry Potter fan, the ''epic'' ending gives me a sour taste and leaves me disappointed. The first part was awful, incredibly bad, almost boring. This one gives me theAs an ordinary viewer, I think you might be surprised of the movie. As a Harry Potter fan, the ''epic'' ending gives me a sour taste and leaves me disappointed. The first part was awful, incredibly bad, almost boring. This one gives me the character development I've been hoping for, but unfortunately, as a whole, after reading the books, I wonder if the writer has ever read the seventh book. It is just so unsatisfying, the action happens just too fast and everything smart disappears. Just a bunch of actions that just don't link. Anyway, the most disappointing is the Hogwarts battle. That was truly a failure. Apart from the scene in the chamber of secrets, I find everything just so unimpressive. I think this, the first part and the sixth movie might be the worst in the series. I hate to make comparisons, but I wonder how this movie would have looked like directed by the one who directed Prisoner Of Azkaban (that was truly the best movie in the series for me). Despite my strong dislike, the lead actors were amazing.… Expand
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fistobuizelJul 29, 2011
The cinematography in this movie is outstanding. It's more artsy, well acted, and is perfectly paced a fitting end to a fantastic series. Ps: The 3-d is completely unnecessary. Save some money and see it in 2-D.
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Edward9630Jul 23, 2011
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 is an incredible film. It has a great story to tell, awesome fight scenes and the actors did an excellent job for their performance. I also liked that this was a more enjoyable story to learnHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 is an incredible film. It has a great story to tell, awesome fight scenes and the actors did an excellent job for their performance. I also liked that this was a more enjoyable story to learn about then maybe in the last part. The special effects and 3D were impressive in this film. My only problem with the film is some of the characters could have gone into more details but they didnt. I would give this film a low full price.… Expand
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lahaineJul 31, 2011
Coming from a non-harry potter fan, this was a decent film and a suitable finish to a series that spans an entire decade. It acts well as the climatic third act to the slow-burning, exposition-filled set up, of the Deathly Hallows: Part 1.Coming from a non-harry potter fan, this was a decent film and a suitable finish to a series that spans an entire decade. It acts well as the climatic third act to the slow-burning, exposition-filled set up, of the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. Its a well paced, action packed adventure with dazzling visual effects (possibly the best visual effects of all the harry potter films) and a deft sound mix. It also excels artistically with the usual good performance from all our stars and a brisk screenplay that narrates the bombastic plotline with relative ease. Being the finale, it would have been pleasing if a bit more screen time was given to many of our secondary characters and most of all, a lengthier epilogue would have given it a better conclusion. This definitely won't go down as a classic, but it does well at wrapping up a memorable collection films.… Expand
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PinkFloyd4everJul 24, 2011
This was my favorite summer movie! I grew up with harry potter since i was six and i went to every first showing since. It was tough to say good bye but like everything else, All Things Must Pass.
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Hensch2475Jul 17, 2011
finally, the end to one of the most beloved series of all time! and with such high expectations, this movie somehow manages to surpass them, and is the best harry potter film. Very few details are left out of the book, which I was very happyfinally, the end to one of the most beloved series of all time! and with such high expectations, this movie somehow manages to surpass them, and is the best harry potter film. Very few details are left out of the book, which I was very happy about. Splitting the final book into 2 parts was brilliant, allowing for much of the book to be put into the films. The focus of Deathly Hallows pt 2 is the battle of Hogwarts, and the whole sequence does not disappoint, its very epic, especially on the IMAX in 3D, it looks fantastic. I was extremely worried about the epilogue, but it turned out great! Overall, a must see film, say goodbye to the greatest story of our generation!… Expand
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martinmc10Jul 21, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The perfect ending for a perfect saga. This movie is the best in the series. The effects were outstanding and i loved the way harry fought Voldemort in Hogwarts. I was happy that Dumbledore showed in the movie, but i was also sad that Snape died. Anyway the battle of Hogwarts was the best battle in the series and it looked very realistic. This is a phenomenal film and i recommend it to everyone, not just the HP Fans
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MovieMachineSep 3, 2011
The most passionate and overwhelming finale I've ever witnessed, challenging "Lord of the Rings" in it's dramatic closure. What Yates has done to the inexorable Harry Potter franchise is incredible, being able to modernize its wizardly,The most passionate and overwhelming finale I've ever witnessed, challenging "Lord of the Rings" in it's dramatic closure. What Yates has done to the inexorable Harry Potter franchise is incredible, being able to modernize its wizardly, classic feel to something that's finally fun to watch. Thank goodness, too, that the ending wasn't verbatim to the book, which is another intriguing quality of Yates' directing skills. This movie will be the only Harry Potter movie that will live on past 30 years and still stay strong due to its phenomenal script, its emotional buildup, and its overall powerful punch.… Expand
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tc11393Jul 15, 2011
There were digressions from the book, more than what Potter fans could normally tolerate.
However, the movie was spell binding, and it was a fantastic reminder of what made the series so inimitable and recognizable to a worldwide audience.There were digressions from the book, more than what Potter fans could normally tolerate.
However, the movie was spell binding, and it was a fantastic reminder of what made the series so inimitable and recognizable to a worldwide audience.

There's an indescribable growth that's present amongst every character, including Voldemort.
There's always that looming element of surprise, and with all sincerity, I could not find one person in the theatre that wasn't on the edge of their seats or had completely dry eyes. All in all, the movie was outstanding.… Expand
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cinemamurJul 15, 2011
Incredible action movie !!!! Harry Potter is a wonderful movie !!!!! I cryed because this the final movie and I cryed for Snape, Alan Rickman is excellent and every people who worked in thıs movie Thanks to Daniel, Emma, RupertIncredible action movie !!!! Harry Potter is a wonderful movie !!!!! I cryed because this the final movie and I cryed for Snape, Alan Rickman is excellent and every people who worked in thıs movie Thanks to Daniel, Emma, Rupert and Thank you JK Rowling. David Yates did a great job and Alexandre Desplat ıs just awesome !!!!!… Expand
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2thPicJul 16, 2011
GREAT MOVIE! ive seen all the movies over the years, and this capper lived up to my expectations (wich were pretty high) infact, it was such a great movie it insipired me to start reading the books, im in the middle of the first book atm!
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SlanderSlanderJul 16, 2011
Let me start by saying this film was perfect in nearly every way, and though some things I say here may imply that I was disappointed in this movie, let me assure you that that is not the case.
Now then. This film departs significantly fromLet me start by saying this film was perfect in nearly every way, and though some things I say here may imply that I was disappointed in this movie, let me assure you that that is not the case.
Now then. This film departs significantly from the book. If you're looking for a scene-for-scene, event-for-event recreation of the book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, I urge you to reconsider that expectation before going to see this film ADAPTATION of the wonderful book. I stress adaptation because this film was not intended to be an exact recreation of the book; in fact, it was intended to take the plot of the book, and the general events, and portray them in its own way. And it does that fantastically. Each actor matured admirably throughout the series, and all of them have reached what I believe to be their acting peak. None will ever be able to top what they have done here. Director David Yates also performs magnificently, with sweeping battle shots and some good scenes of suspense throughout the hectic film. However, he also chose to exclude the information of Albus Dumbledore's family and younger life. Therein lies my only complaint, though it is a major one.
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pegasusJul 16, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I loved the movie, which I saw in 3D on an IMAX screen. Very exhilarating. Don't be put off because it isn't exactly like the book. For everything they left out, there's something they left in that actually works better onscreen. For example, the epic battle at Hogwarts by night is so much more exciting in the movie. I was moved at the point where the professors use their wands to cast a protective veil over Hogwarts, and the light show when Voldemort's army attacked it was spectacular. I actually think the cuts were very judicious, and made for a cleaner narrative. Seriously, how would Dumbledore/Grindelwald's backstory have added anything? Better to keep the movies lean than to pad them out to boredom with slavish faithfulness to the text. The only disappointment was the staging of the final confrontation - I wish it had taken place in the Great Hall, under everyone's eyes, as in the book.

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HaveringBoyJul 17, 2011
IT IS THE BEST HARRY POTTER FILM. The plot is easily understandable to those who have not read the book, as the last 202 pages of the deathly hallows is put into 2 hours of film allowing for more depth. The fight scenes are interesting,IT IS THE BEST HARRY POTTER FILM. The plot is easily understandable to those who have not read the book, as the last 202 pages of the deathly hallows is put into 2 hours of film allowing for more depth. The fight scenes are interesting, enough to keep peoples attention. Overall i would give this 8.5 not 10 simply because i have read the books and the film did not give credit to some of the characters. For example Bellatrix Lestrange, she is made into some top deather witch who is a really powerful witch in the books but looks nothing special in the films because all she does is get killed by Molly Weasley. In the book she fights hermionie, ginny and luna all at the same time then molly comes in, they should have done this in the film, it would have been one or two minutes at the most. The same with Voldemort, ok the fight scene between him and Harry is TEN TIMES BETTER than in the book, but Voldemort doesn't look powerful to people who have not read the book, it doesn't show him fighting Kingsley Shacklebolt, Minerva Mcgonagall and Horace Slughorn at the same time then blowing them away with a force explosion when he sees Bellatrix die. Then Harry fights him. This would have been added a max of 5 minutes to the film but would have made it so much better. Should of shown Remus and Tonks dying, and Fred dieng, but it did add things that weren't in the book. Neville on the bridge was interesting and exciting to watch. Overal an 8.5, should of had another 10 minutes to cover what i said. It is the shortest Potter film to date.… Expand
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Angel123456Jul 17, 2011
I paid $32.67 for a XBOX 360 and my mom got a 17 inch Toshiba laptop for $94.83 being delivered to our house tomorrow by FedEX. I will never again pay expensive retail prices at stores. I even sold a 46 inch HDTV to my boss for $650 and itI paid $32.67 for a XBOX 360 and my mom got a 17 inch Toshiba laptop for $94.83 being delivered to our house tomorrow by FedEX. I will never again pay expensive retail prices at stores. I even sold a 46 inch HDTV to my boss for $650 and it only cost me $52.78 to get. Here is the website we using to get all this stuff, MetaCent.com… Expand
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aldoo_ufoJul 17, 2011
I have read every single Harry Potter book and I really had great expectations with this movie (even more so considering how faithful to the book was Part 1). Sadly they were not completely met, but that doesn't mean that the movie was bad atI have read every single Harry Potter book and I really had great expectations with this movie (even more so considering how faithful to the book was Part 1). Sadly they were not completely met, but that doesn't mean that the movie was bad at all. Visually speaking it's marvellous, and the actions scenes were a treat for the senses, and the plot was woven in such a fashion that was almost always gripping. Sadly, some of the most captivating moments of the book were treated in such a shallow way that didn't really allow the audience to completely identify with the feelings of pain or longing of the characters (such as the scenes of Snape's memories or the conversation at King's Cross or the final battle). Nevertheless, it's a movie well worth watching, and most likely all the people who aren't familiar with the books will find it engaging, and arguably the best of the saga.… Expand
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garetcJul 17, 2011
This movie is amazing. As a book adaption, it succeeds. I watched it and then re-read the last half of the book (again) and was astounded at how well the movie followed the book. Another popular complaint is that it didn't have enough action.This movie is amazing. As a book adaption, it succeeds. I watched it and then re-read the last half of the book (again) and was astounded at how well the movie followed the book. Another popular complaint is that it didn't have enough action. IT HAD THE MOST ACTION OF ANY OF THE MOVIES! IT'S NOT EVEN CLOSE! Now, with that put aside, I must admit that some scenes were slightly underwhelming (Harry's conversations with the man from his past and earlier in the movie with that same man's brother). The ending (after the fight is over) is rushed, even though the epilogue is handled well. I also loved the soundtrack, especially the main theme song at the beginning. It was very epic, as was the movie.… Expand
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DanielMiddlemanJul 17, 2011
It's a great movie. Great special effects. Just glad they didn't feel the need to add an incredibly sexually suggestive scene as they did in the last movie which many very young children ended up being exposed to. This movie would have ratedIt's a great movie. Great special effects. Just glad they didn't feel the need to add an incredibly sexually suggestive scene as they did in the last movie which many very young children ended up being exposed to. This movie would have rated higher if you didn't have to see the first part one beforehand.… Expand
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joaolucascritFeb 10, 2012
I'm a Harry Potter fan since I was 8 years. Now the series is over and I'll miss you, and the latter film could not have been better - exceeded all my expectations - if I could give an average score of 1000 for it, I would. This movie isI'm a Harry Potter fan since I was 8 years. Now the series is over and I'll miss you, and the latter film could not have been better - exceeded all my expectations - if I could give an average score of 1000 for it, I would. This movie is fantastic, magical and deserves to be watched by all generations ... Harry Potter forever !… Expand
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WolfoJul 20, 2011
These are adaptions of the books, not recreations. Whether or not that pleases you will depend on what you're looking for, but overall the film has the same amazing qualities every single one before it had, and I can't see anybody reasonablyThese are adaptions of the books, not recreations. Whether or not that pleases you will depend on what you're looking for, but overall the film has the same amazing qualities every single one before it had, and I can't see anybody reasonably giving the film a lower score than 7. There are some truly standout scenes that will push you into tears, even if you've already read the books. I knew these things were coming, but the movie has a way of getting you much more involved. But, as is required of someone who read the books, I am also disappointed that they changed major details and forgot to explain crucial points. It would have been a 10 for me if they stayed true to the book, but we can't have everything. These are adaptions, not recreations. Whiny babies.… Expand
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shubham60Jul 18, 2011
Not only the best among all harry potter franchise...but one of the greatest movie of 2011.I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. Spectacular performances and wonderful direction contributes to the colpletion of the final chapter of the world's mostNot only the best among all harry potter franchise...but one of the greatest movie of 2011.I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. Spectacular performances and wonderful direction contributes to the colpletion of the final chapter of the world's most popular franchise.… Expand
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yamidudeJul 18, 2011
It was a thrilling ending. Of course you would somehow expect Voldemort yelling all the time, since in the trailer he was doing "yaahhhhh" in every moment he appeared. Fascinating movie the books are better but you can't expect to fit everyIt was a thrilling ending. Of course you would somehow expect Voldemort yelling all the time, since in the trailer he was doing "yaahhhhh" in every moment he appeared. Fascinating movie the books are better but you can't expect to fit every single part of the book to the movie and even less create diverging lapses to make the movie more interesting. Loved it.… Expand
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halleyanneJul 19, 2011
Though there were parts of the movie that were not on the book, the movie still rocks! I love how David Yates finished the last installment of the Harry Potter series. I feel moved that while I was watching the film, I was actually havingThough there were parts of the movie that were not on the book, the movie still rocks! I love how David Yates finished the last installment of the Harry Potter series. I feel moved that while I was watching the film, I was actually having goosebumps, especially the part when Harry went inside the Pensieve. It was a very emotional part.… Expand
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Paulo_RSSep 12, 2011
To me, by far, the most exiting Harry Potter film ever. I loved it, was action form the very beginning and the spells were amazing, not just for the number (by far superior to the rest of the films), but also the visual effect. I think thatTo me, by far, the most exiting Harry Potter film ever. I loved it, was action form the very beginning and the spells were amazing, not just for the number (by far superior to the rest of the films), but also the visual effect. I think that was the great finale that one of the most remarkable films series of all times deserve.… Expand
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mrumaisJul 21, 2011
Yeah, this is a great movie. Whoever whatever say, they've given the best ending for Harry Potter series.
The movie's gonna hold the box office for long.
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HP4lifeJul 19, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. What I thought was going to be an average summer movie turned out to be an adventurous thrill. I grew up reading and seeing the Harry Potter books and movies and it's sad to see the series come to an end. I would definitely give this movie a 10 because it was a breath-taking and captivating finale to a deep and exciting trilogy. I would give many thumbs up to the actors in this film especially the three main actors, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson, the genius director, David Yates, and of course the author of the trilogy, J.K. Rowling, who is without a doubt one of the most creative and capable authors who ever lived. This trilogy will indeed always be remembered by it's fans and critics.… Expand
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HasrionaJul 20, 2011
An incredible end to an incredible series. Yates manages to pull of a spectacular battle and retain all the emotion in an epic way, with great acting from Alan Rickman and the rest of the cast. The soundtrack is a defining wonder of the film,An incredible end to an incredible series. Yates manages to pull of a spectacular battle and retain all the emotion in an epic way, with great acting from Alan Rickman and the rest of the cast. The soundtrack is a defining wonder of the film, adding effectively to the emotion throughout, and the special effects are enchanting. The pinnacle factor is, however, it's a very satisfying ending and it's a tearjerker throughout! This is not only the best Harry Potter film, but one of the best finales ever and - to an extent - one of the greatest fantasy films ever to be released.… Expand
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outkast32Jul 21, 2011
This was definitely a great movie, it tied everything together well. While there were some quirks and cornyish parts, i felt satisfied afterwards. Satisfyingly "Ends it All"
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rpmckeonJul 21, 2011
Shockingly superior in quality to any of the other films in the series and even to the second half of the Deathly Hallows book, which is my favorite book of the series. This is the best possible experience yet in the Harry universe. TheShockingly superior in quality to any of the other films in the series and even to the second half of the Deathly Hallows book, which is my favorite book of the series. This is the best possible experience yet in the Harry universe. The critics are right, which they rarely are, in unanimous praise. If it doesn't get nominated for best picture I will boycot the oscars. I feel ashamed in the avid potter readers to hear so many negative reviews as to how it adapted the book. Where were you durring the last 7 sub-par films before you decided you'd look cool by jumping on the haters bandwagon for the only one of the films that generations to come will hail as a masterpiece, and rightly so.… Expand
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Candy-FlossJul 28, 2011
Although I haven't read the books, the film was brilliantly constructed. It didn't look so overrated, what with all the advertising and raving on websites and beyond, unlike Avatar, because I knew there was a plot to this movie. The humourAlthough I haven't read the books, the film was brilliantly constructed. It didn't look so overrated, what with all the advertising and raving on websites and beyond, unlike Avatar, because I knew there was a plot to this movie. The humour was deliciously incorporated as well as the chill of the dark side (although I would have to mention that it was mostly quite dark, so not really like Who Framed Roger Rabbit then) but the movie was meant to be dark because of Voldemort's evil forces so it didn't make it look stupid. It was easy but not predictable to know what was going on, and the fact that the last book was split into 2 films sounded much nicer than squashing it all together. It was very emotional too - I found myself crying in some parts, but I was crying both sadly yet joyfully at the end when they're waving their kids off. A fantastic end to a brilliant series of books (and films) that inspired us all.… Expand
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Blaze007Jul 22, 2011
The best film of them all. I had extremely high hopes for this movie, and it met them all. The acting is at its best in this, the dialogue is well-written, and the action scenes are definitely fun to watch. The element of humor that has beenThe best film of them all. I had extremely high hopes for this movie, and it met them all. The acting is at its best in this, the dialogue is well-written, and the action scenes are definitely fun to watch. The element of humor that has been a big part of the series is seamlessly intertwined amongst the chaos and dark moments this movie presents. It's hard not to give this movie anything less than a 5 star rating or 10/10--you could nitpick at a few things here and there, but the resounding feeling I left with by the end was that what I'd just seen was an amazing finale to a really fun series.… Expand
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dbrown1986Jul 27, 2011
While having split the film into two screenings, WB still left out a lot from the book. The story follows things pretty well and this final film does certainly bring out the best in Harry and all his friends. It's worth the time to go see onWhile having split the film into two screenings, WB still left out a lot from the book. The story follows things pretty well and this final film does certainly bring out the best in Harry and all his friends. It's worth the time to go see on the big screen and when the movie is out on the shelf definitely worth adding to your library.… Expand
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dominoredJul 27, 2011
Enjoyable, but lacked the focus on real epic battles you read of in the books. The battles shown in this movie are more of the background noise to the story; you see the consequences without really seeing the details. Another 15 minutes andEnjoyable, but lacked the focus on real epic battles you read of in the books. The battles shown in this movie are more of the background noise to the story; you see the consequences without really seeing the details. Another 15 minutes and some real focus on this element would have earned a 9 from me. I hope the extended DVD takes care of this shortcoming. Harry Potter's "love" interest completely lacked chemistry. Much of the early chemistry from characters in the movie series also seems missing.

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Belmont-ReviewJul 27, 2011
Despite the film quickly moving through some extremely important pieces of the book, overall the film captures the basic finale elements. Overall it was a satisfying end to a spectacular film series. Bravo to Alan Rickman's performance.
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destroya1artJul 27, 2011
Awesome movie. its a really good end to the Harry Potter Series. The Ending battle could have been a bit more epic. but all and all it was amazing. The cast, the music, everything was top notch. I grew up watching these movies and its sad toAwesome movie. its a really good end to the Harry Potter Series. The Ending battle could have been a bit more epic. but all and all it was amazing. The cast, the music, everything was top notch. I grew up watching these movies and its sad to see it come to an end. But i do look forward to a reboot in the future!… Expand
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luvvaJul 28, 2011
The final instalment of the epic series that is Harry Potter does not disappoint. A fantastic cinematic affair, with particularly effective use of special effects, as most of the films in the series have.

The story is the same as the books,The final instalment of the epic series that is Harry Potter does not disappoint. A fantastic cinematic affair, with particularly effective use of special effects, as most of the films in the series have.

The story is the same as the books, with a few deviations for dramatic effect, so if you are not fixated on this precision, it's a great ending to the series. I can appreciate that this may pull on some people's heartstrings, as I have only read the books a couple of times and I felt certain scenes just didn't quite feel right. Some death scenes were a little rushed in my opinion, but grief and death are handled overall with a level of maturity that was satisfying from a film aimed at such a wide audience. The development of the story was very well paced, so that I was enticed by the action whilst being drawn in by a very solid script. The difficulties of revealing the twists at the end of the film was handled very well but was quite linear in conduct, so that a particular scene with Voldemort didn't have as much impact as I would've had from making the 'reveal' a little later.

Although a couple of scenes didn't gel particularly well with me, this is a fantastic film, and a worthy end to such a popular part of modern western culture. As long as you come in prepared for a non-exact interpretation of the books, I have faith that you'll feel the same.… Expand
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ART1993Jul 28, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Nice ending, JUST SUBERB! there were moments when the movie reached climaxes that none of the other potter movies had ever reached, this one is clearly the best potter movie EVER!, i think it made me smile… Expand
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DamyanbaleJul 28, 2011
a powerful movie, with the perfect combination between action, drama, an little spicy of humor, It doesn´t matter if you are not a fan of the saga, the movie has all that a cinephile wants from a movie.
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allenskiJul 28, 2011
It was the most anticipated movie for me this year, and this year is only half over. The visuals were great, and effects were perfect in telling the final chapter of Harry Potter and friends. The entire Harry Potter movies series made meIt was the most anticipated movie for me this year, and this year is only half over. The visuals were great, and effects were perfect in telling the final chapter of Harry Potter and friends. The entire Harry Potter movies series made me relive my sense of childhood wonder and fantasies. So to see it all come to an end was like experiencing the end of childhood all over again. For a movie that takes me through that experience is worth watching. I might even see it again in the theaters which I rarely do of movies lately. Usually I will wait to see it again on DVD again, but maybe not this time. If you had even an inkling of liking the Harry Potter movies, you would be a fool to miss this great movie while it is still in theaters.… Expand
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louis-wilkinsonAug 9, 2011
way to over rated in may opinion,it is to complicated and there is not a clear view of what they got to do.
But it is better than part 1.
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TheCriticXOJul 29, 2011
Throughout my life, millions and millions of movies come out that portray a bestselling book. Almost always, the movie fails to impress the audience. This was broken on this movie. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 is mostThroughout my life, millions and millions of movies come out that portray a bestselling book. Almost always, the movie fails to impress the audience. This was broken on this movie. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 is most definitely the movie of the year! It portrayed the book the best out of any movie possible while still having an intriguing plot. The CGI effects were just stunning. the Battle of Hogwarts is on! The Harry Potter characters were battling for their lifes, yet we were watching for our enjoyment and thrill!… Expand
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mwin96Jul 30, 2011
The last installment is awesome. Breathtaking. If you really lost someone you can keep up with Harry. The way they filmed it is so very relevant to the book itself. Thumbs up! :)
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mderlerJul 30, 2011
More or less every single person who hated this movie and who have commented on it have said something along the lines of "the reviewers who reviewed this movie have never read the books." This line of criticism is so silly. I have read allMore or less every single person who hated this movie and who have commented on it have said something along the lines of "the reviewers who reviewed this movie have never read the books." This line of criticism is so silly. I have read all the books and seen all the movies. I will say this: As with most adaptations, the books are better. But the books are not perfect. Rowling is not Kurt Vonnegut or Ernest Hemingway. She wrote clunky, workmanlike prose and relied unnecessarily on Deux Ex Machinas to drive the plot forward. There were a lot of unimportant, boring plot-lines in the books that the movies, mercifully, spared us of (like the stupid SPEW storyline). Beyond that, it is ridiculous to assume that film critics would review a film based on a series of books would negatively review the movie for divergences from the book. Film narratives and literary narratives are very, very different. Supposed ignorance to the books is irrelevant. What works on a page doesn't always work in a film. For instance, probably the most drastic change from the seventh book to the eighth movie is the final showdown between Harry and Voldemort. A very brief, yet powerful ending in the book is stretched out and elaborated on significantly in the film The reason for this is simple: You simply cannot follow an elaborate, tense, series-long narrative leading up to the final showdown and have it last all of 25 seconds. Probably above all else, for a bunch of book-devotes, you all seem painfully ignorant of Rowling's hands-on approach to making changes. She had final approval. So who do your really hate?… Expand
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GeneralBlobJul 31, 2011
Being a fan of Harry Potter books, I natuarally found myself comparing the movie and the book constantly. I didn't truly enjoy it until I went to see it a second time, because I wasn't comparing the two. While it may stray from the book toBeing a fan of Harry Potter books, I natuarally found myself comparing the movie and the book constantly. I didn't truly enjoy it until I went to see it a second time, because I wasn't comparing the two. While it may stray from the book to some degree, the film is an improvement over the first part, it wraps up the story nicely, and is a good movie to see just for entertainment.… Expand
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gvazdasAug 2, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie was really enjoyable to watch with decent 3D effects and great acting, however, the ending was a big disappointment for a big Harry Potter fan as this is the last Harry Potter movie.… Expand
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Nolanjones7Aug 2, 2011
Yates 's direction in this concluding Potter epic combines heartbreak, accomplished unwavering love , spellbinding action and glorious cinematography to offer a loyal audience one last hurrah with a teenage boy they love so dearly.FromYates 's direction in this concluding Potter epic combines heartbreak, accomplished unwavering love , spellbinding action and glorious cinematography to offer a loyal audience one last hurrah with a teenage boy they love so dearly.From Christopher Columbus's fresh faced , children friendly outings of a boy wizard , to Alfonso Cuaron's indie dark turn , to Mike Newell's Injection of absolute British boarding school and murder ,David Yates Had a lot to follow on from when he helmed the subsequent sequels. He had a lot to take on and lot to deliver especially with his political television background. The risk however has payed off ever since,and since the beginning of paranoia and war in Phoenix to the combination of incoming dread and light relief in Prince, to the molding of a road movie in DH part One setting the scene for all out war in good vs evil Yates HAS delivered. This film is no different as he searches and contains a tight grip on the plot and action whilst twinning personal character development and authentic special effects to produce a rocket fulled ride of wizards and witches in search of retribution , absolute Power and Justice. Yates's grounding in reality is where the later Potter's find their feet in series but also in British cinema as a whole. His choices to use a pallet of strained colour and a dark looming overcast perfectly captures the situation in the plot and the audiences realization that the legacy of Rowling's Potter is at an end and for most cases the audiences childhood. No true Potter fan can be one hundred percent pleased and so with a sly niggle I must confess a deep regret at the filmmakers choice to not deal with the small matter of supporting characters outcomes so tamely. Especially with How they captured the beautiful Horror in the others through characters such a Sirius Black. And yes they divert from the books in a small way. But this is cinema , this is an adaption and this is absolute Potter at his most moving , thrilling and finest .By God in a word it is simply, Brilliant.… Expand
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manurockAug 6, 2011
The film is OK and harry potter is always a good reason for me to go to the cinema or to read a book but this film lacks emotion. The first part was for me much better than this second part which, as someone said before, was soulless andThe film is OK and harry potter is always a good reason for me to go to the cinema or to read a book but this film lacks emotion. The first part was for me much better than this second part which, as someone said before, was soulless and hollow. Luckily for the crew I can't award less than a seven because the book is so good that the film managed to be very entertaining, possibly Gringotts being the best scene. Finally I think it was a good idea to split the film in two and I still think that both lacked a few necessary details from the book.… Expand
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tweetAug 5, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. i thought that this movie was very good but could have been a little happier. I know this sounds odd because voldemorts taken over its not supposed to be happy right? well yes but even the end train scene was depressing i mean in the book it was happy and there were jokes but not in the movie. I thought the battle scene was great and even though it wasnt in the book the giant magic bubble was a cool invention. overall a great ovie but could have been a little happier… Expand
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alicantinistaAug 9, 2011
Por fin ocurre algo en esta saga, la cual pienso que podia haberse ahorrado alguna que otra pelicula. La gallina de los huevos de oro de Rowling pone punto y final a una saga que necesitaba terminar de la manera que termina. Aunque si bien esPor fin ocurre algo en esta saga, la cual pienso que podia haberse ahorrado alguna que otra pelicula. La gallina de los huevos de oro de Rowling pone punto y final a una saga que necesitaba terminar de la manera que termina. Aunque si bien es cierto podria haber tenido algo mas de duracion y exponernos ciertas escenas que podian haber sido mas emotivas y quedan relevadas a un segundo plano. La batalla final entre los dos magos mas poderosos del mundo no resulta tan espectacular como cabia esperar. Aun asi la pelicula ofrece por primera vez desde hace mucho tiempo, entretenimiento y emocion hasta el punto en el que te quedas con ganas de ver una nueva pelicula.… Expand
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fsw37Aug 29, 2011
Fantastic film, the few stylistic changes that were made were of little significance. I think most people have come to understand that writers and directs make minor artistic changes and at the end of the day they are not worth getting upsetFantastic film, the few stylistic changes that were made were of little significance. I think most people have come to understand that writers and directs make minor artistic changes and at the end of the day they are not worth getting upset about www.everbestsale.com… Expand
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EdreiAMAug 10, 2011
It's a perfect movie because it have an incredible access to the original history of the book. The scenes Are really chaotics. The actuation of the Daniel is the best of the all anothers movies. The best actuations are of the Emma, Matthew and Smith.
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chalekAug 11, 2011
Best movie in the series! A wonderful conclusion to 10 years of magical excitement and mystery. I have read the books and seen all the movies. I am so glad they made these movies. They correspond with the books so well.
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Yumiko7Aug 15, 2011
My favorite movie is Harry Potter. The final movie is very excited .I like Harry Potter music. I want to see Harry Potter Part2 again. Hary is very cool and kind boy.
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love99Aug 12, 2011
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. AMAZING. this word just basically sums up the whole movie. it was exciting, but only if you saw ALL the other films. i loved how nevel just became brave and killed the snake , and i love snape too ! and draco is hot hahahahahaha idk im bored. anyway good movie!… Expand
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MrJuniorerAug 15, 2011
This had to be like the best Harry Potter ever because it was surprising how much fighting action their was. It's cool how things have changed in the series and finally it all ended. The Deathly Hallows Part 2 was a good ending 2 the wholeThis had to be like the best Harry Potter ever because it was surprising how much fighting action their was. It's cool how things have changed in the series and finally it all ended. The Deathly Hallows Part 2 was a good ending 2 the whole series, well in my opinion.… Expand
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darknoonAug 15, 2011
This movie was good, but compared to previous films and it was worse 3D is bad for this movie. And there the producers wanted to earn money a movie package for two. If you go to this movie do not go to 3D. But I am great fan of this seriesThis movie was good, but compared to previous films and it was worse 3D is bad for this movie. And there the producers wanted to earn money a movie package for two. If you go to this movie do not go to 3D. But I am great fan of this series and the high ratings because otherwise I would have given only about 6… Expand
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wakuwakuAug 15, 2011
I really like the series of Harry Potter. I wanted to watch such a this movies. But there are some scenes which disappointed me. I wanted to watch the scenes which the magicians battle.
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