| Year: | 2011 |
| Genre: | Adventure, Family, Fantasy |
| Starring: | Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint |
| Director: | David Yates |
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| Language: English Runtime: 130 min Subtitles: German Resolution: 704x480 Frame Rate: 24 fps Video Bitrate: 5428 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps |
Review: I saw it at a screening examination in London.Deathli Hallows Part 2 ends incredibly well produced saga with a huge mercy and good organized a climax, and I'm sure that will satisfy lovers of books and movies. If you read the books that I'd be pleased to hear the great defining moments intact. Many things are missing, but I will not dwell on, even for a moment, how well the film plays out, but for me it is a wonderful medium voltage roll, excitement and emotional drama in a satisfactory (though a bit hasty) conclusion. There are at least two sequences are so strong that defy anyone not stifle a tear bar or choke a little. One of them, the order is executed extremely Flashback, which is a key point of the whole story. I have to say that despite the pain we book readers have when elements (large chunks of it) is omitted from the film, much credit to still go to Steve Kloves to adapt Bø fracture to the big screen, skillfully weaving, changing and adding major new elements to ensure the flow of kinetic story, and here all along superbli.David Yates safe direction is almost right our young players in the last 4 films to flourish in even more talented actors to convey their characters with natural tones without overacting. Daniel Radcliffe had to carry this movie more than any other, and did so brilliantly complements the strong support of his two companions, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint.Pretti of all the characters we met in every movie there is a phenomenon in the last but one player stands, Alan Rickman. His portrait of Professor Snape was always a joy to remember (if a little novel), but his scenes here will leave a dramatic carved in my memory. Here he raises his portrait of one of the most complex characters in young adult literature for an unforgettable shrill emotional one.Another actor who really shines in several scenes there, Matthew Lewis is Neville Longbottom, as we see a gradual transformation in recent films from clumsy bullied boy to a brave warrior in this last film. Many other British Thespians in the series, also have their moments to shine especially Maggie Smith, professor McGonagal that is a pleasure to watch as she takes care of the defense Hogvarth School.As sight of struggle and calculation, R, and not on the scale of Lord of the Rings, I honestly I can not imagine how it could be done better and cameramen are woven into the heart stopping action of dramatic progress in the story. Its actually more visceral and dynamic than in a smaller battle of great novels (not to take anything from writing Rowling). Do you have any objections? Yes, I know. While I welcome Steve Kloves screenplay adaptation difficult ... I think he's better able to explain some strange anomalies that only readers of the book will understand. It may annoy you if the port is read books. But its a small gripe because we get delightful.Vhat fantastic achievement for faithfully bring Rowling epic saga to the big screen with the same cast and a lot of the same team, maintaining the excellent quality equal to end.Oh My God, it's just sinking in, that was the end .... but what a great high-end.
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