Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Part 2
DVD - 2011
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Add a SummaryAltair Ibn-la Ahad fills Voldemort with a hidden blade before Harry even realizes the Horcruxes are what he was looking for. Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore's true apprentice and the true Chosen One is a boy named Desmond Miles who spends his day in something called an Animus 9.0 Snape died in vain :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part two is the final movie based off of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter novels. Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger’s epic adventure is coming to an end. Each and every day now they get closer and closer to destroying all of Voldemort’s horcruxes. The trio figures out that one of the horcruxes they need to still destroy is hiding within the walls of Hogwarts. When they sneak back into school, they find an army of people willing to help them. However, Harry was spotted and the dark lord has been notified, thus beginning the battle of Hogwarts. I definitely recommend watching this movie to finish off the Harry Potter movie trilogy. The movie’s plot stays true to the novel. Overall the movie is very well done. I would not recommend it to a younger audience or to those who have not read or watched any Harry Potter books or movies. The movie is definitely the most thrilling of all the Harry Potter movies. Overall, if I had to rate this movie, I would rate it five out of five stars. @SapphireReads of the Hamilton Public Library Teen Review Board
The absolutely thrilling conclusion to the Harry Potter series that has captivated millions. The survival of Hogwarts—and ultimately the wizarding world—depends on The Boy Who Lived and those who stand by him. An epic, powerful fight against the evil Lord Voldemort commences, and only some will survive :'( Get ready for the most entertaining finale you have seen and will ever see.
It was such a good movie. The deaths weren't as well developed but it was a great ending to a wonderful series!
This particular movie gives the series a fitting close that feels just as epic as the books. Again there is some issue with character deaths not being felt as strongly as they should be because the entire series has neglected to develop any characters as individuals. Nonetheless, the movie keeps you entertained from start to finish and wraps the series up as best they could given the choices made in previous films.
The decision to turn one book into two movies was derided by many, but I feel it was justified. Seeing as the entire book is entirely too long to read in one sitting, turning it into two feature length films makes a lot of sense, and saves a great bit of material from the cutting room floor. I'll even admit that there are some scenes that ended up better on film... but not all. Not quite as excellent as the source material, but a very fitting ending nonetheless.
A colossal waste of time.
The commentator "orange_chicken" is right: the movies are only skeletons of the contents of the books. If you want to really know the story, you have to read the books or listen to the audio books. Many things are stated in the original text, which carry a special message, but you have to have a background historical knowledge to realize that. Overall, I as a 74 yrs old guy, enjoy the story, but I must also tell you that the whole Harry Potter story is double talk all through - it has a real meaning, based on historical facts, but the young unsuspecting public is not aware of that. I could write a 200 pg book about the real meaning/message of this double talk story. If you listen to the audio books, it is said 4 times there: "Muggles (you) don't notice nothing." They even tell you there is double talk but you don't notice it.
Over-rated.
Have enjoyed all Potter movies but the books were so much better.
This movie was great, it was awesome. It was also way better than part 1. Well I was sad almost all my favourite characters died, but it was a great movie. I love the Harry Potter series.