Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2

2011 • 130 minutes

À propos de ce film

The motion picture event of the generation comes to a close in the second part of the final chapter in the monumental Harry Potter series. Following 2010's first installment, the boy wizard's final adventure concludes with the climactic final battle between "The Boy Who Lived" and the Dark Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes). Making their final stand upon the ramparts of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) and his friends Ron and Hermione (Rupert Grint and Emma Watson) face their greatest foe and make the ultimate sacrifice on the landmark journey that bestselling author J.K. Rowling first undertook more than a decade ago.

Notes et avis

The directors come back and ruin everything here. Voldemort isn't a supernatural being that can turn into dust when he dies. Also the ending when Harry meets Snape on his dying breath he says "look at me, you have your mother's eyes" and a few moments later Harry meets his mother who doesn't share the same eyes as him(LOL) nice try directors next time try getting a actress who has blue eyes or give them contacts. Anyways everyone at the end in this film romance is soured and tainted.

The movie is enjoyable enough but leaves out some significant details of the final encounter between Harry and Tom Riddle in the book version, including the concept of remorse. It was a remarkable detail in the story and noteworthy to have been left out. The depiction of the final battles with Bellatrix LeStrange were also noteworthy omissions. The story telling of Bellatrix as a dueller in the book speaks of her ferocity and relentlessness. The movie misses the mark completely.

The way the final battle was rewritten was terrible. Why go off and hunt for Nagini? I loved how he explained the Elder wand and the horcruxes in front of everyone in teh books, and everyone got to watch the elder wand backfire. Voldemort just disintegrating into ashes was so cheesy in the movie. Very disappointing.