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I'm very pleased to say that he's pulled it off ending the series in a fast paced, well written final act. The film in case you're wondering picks up straight after where Part 1 ended, Voldemort Ralph Finnes has the most powerful wand in his possession and he's finally ready to succeed in what he tried to do over 15 years ago.

He finally has the power to kill Harry Potter. I won't go into much more detail in what happens as most people will have read the book and I don't want to drop spoilers! Their final journey takes them to places we may not have seen recently or remembered, places such as Gringotts Bank in Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade.

Along the way they encounter a variety of creatures, both friend and foe from dragons to spiders, death eaters to old friends and of course, the Dark Lord himself. Will Voldemort Succeed? Or will good trump evil? For those who haven't read the book this is your chance to find out.

What I especially love about this film and Part 1 is the direction in which they've taken, adding more cheesy lines and for example in Part 1 that dance sequence. I feel that these small touches bring the films closer to our hearts and help us to connect with the film a lot more. Sure they leave out a lot of information that the books provide but that's the same with all film adaptations!

They've got the main story down and where they've deviated from the book it has been for the best. Not everything written down on paper will translate into visually appealing footage. Part 1 to me also felt unfinished well it was only half the book I suppose!

Sure at the end of Part 1 Voldemort gets the want he so badly seeks for and leaves then the films ends on a giant cliffhanger. Part 2 definitely adds the rest of that epicness that so many other films have towards the end.

It's full of action! I definitely believe that both Part 1 and 2 are best viewed with a short as possible gap in between them. Otherwise it's like watching the first disc from one of the extended editions of The Lord of the Rings and not watching the second disc for another 6 months!

This paragraph is about the visuals and 3D. Skip to the final paragraph for final thoughts. Visually the film is stunning from an effects point of view. From the trailer alone you can see that this film has quite a lot of action in it, crumbling buildings, hundreds of spells and lots of fire.

Everything looks great, from the wand duals to the dragons it all is fantastic. Also this time around it is being showed in 3D and is the first and probably last! Now I was very sceptical about this, especially since they announced that the films originally both parts would be converted from 2D to 3D instead of being natively filmed in 3D.

I believe that what they should have done was what they did with Part 1, scrap the 3D. I'm going to say that it's not great, at times it's pretty good, but never great. For the most part it's okay.

I'm going to compare it with the last blockbuster film to come out in 3D, Transformers: Dark of the Moon. The 3D effect is not even close to looking as good as what that film shot in 3D had. So I'm going to tell you now, 2D is the best dimension to watch this film in. Having said that if you still want to or have to see it in 3D by all means do, the 3D doesn't take away anything from the film, but it doesn't add much. I will end by saying that I definitely recommend this film for everyone, especially Potter fans.

The ending that many thought could easily be done wrongly has been done right. Then when you think of Part 1 and 2 as the same film I believe that they are easily the best Potter films.

This truly is a fitting ending for the boy who lived. FAQ What is the reason for splitting the book into two movies? Details Edit. Release date July 15, United States. United Kingdom United States. Official Facebook Official site. English Latin. Warner Bros. Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 2 hours 10 minutes. Dolby Digital Datasat Dolby Surround 7.

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Julie Walters Molly Weasley. Bonnie Wright Ginny Weasley. David Yates Director. Steve Kloves Screenwriter. David Heyman Producer. David Barron Producer. Rowling Producer. Lionel Wigram Executive Producer. Eduardo Serra Cinematographer. Mark Day Film Editor. Alexandre Desplat Original Music. Stuart Craig Production Design. Jany Temime Costume Designer. View All Critic Reviews Jun 24, Though I'm sure many people would disagree with me this movie in my opinion will be a classic in the future.

This epic franchise ends on a more than satisfying note and delivers on every level. The action is amazing, the story is amazing, the directing is amazing.

Tyler H Super Reviewer. Nov 19, To me, the perfect conclusion to a franchise ties up everything that was promised while leaving the audience with an emotionally satisfying ending that leaves the door open for something later. The Deathly Hallows Part 2 checked off just about everything I could have asked for. We begin part 2 still in search of the Horcruxes as well as finding Voldemort's army at its strongest. I think what's most impressive about this particular installment is that it manages to pull off the "all pay-off" type of story that most part 2's have struggled with.

Both, The Hunger Games and Hobbit series' have had a rough time closing out their series' with a film that feels whole in itself. Sure, you can't really have the full experience without at least watching Part 1, but there's no part of me that thinks this story could have been pulled off in one film.

Even with all of the cameos and reappearances of beloved characters, there's plenty of new ones as well. Rowling has a knack for giving everyone a chance to shine, and there's no difference in Part 2. Seriously, I never would have thought Neville would be the one to kill Voldemort's snake, Nagini, but that's why it was so brilliant. This is also the film in which all was revealed about Snape and his allegiance to Harry after all. The first time I watched this entire sequence, it absolutely broke me.

To watch a guy so hopelessly in love with someone he can never have, and then look after her son even though he despises the very presence of him, is so beautiful and tragic at the same time. It's something only the likes of J. Rowling could handle with such grace. Harry himself goes through perhaps his biggest character arc since the middle of the franchise as he's forced to come to grips with the fact that he is the 7th horcrux after all.

Even though we ultimately knew he was going to have that showdown with Voldemort at Hogwarts, but his goodbyes to Ron and Hermione, and ultimately his discussion with The Order in the Forest, were some of the most touching scenes the franchise has given us. This also gave us one final scene with Michael Gambon as Dumbledore's spirit, so to speak. Of course, I'm a bigger fan of Richard Harris' work as the great wizard, but Gambon's spin on the character definitely grew on me.

Especially when watching them all back to back. Everything about this film is epic in scale and emotion. Even if you know when certain things are going to happen, they are written and presented in a way that's undeniably satisfying.

I know some think the "19 years later" scene is hokey, but for me it's the perfect culmination of everything that the series has brought thus far. Harry finally got to experience King's Cross Station with his family, and he honored Snape and Dumbledore with his son's name. It's just perfect. After re-watching the 8 films within days of each other, I can say that this without a doubt in the top 5 of my favorite film franchises of all time.

And The Deathly Hallows ended it with a bang. Thomas D Super Reviewer. Jul 21, This is the best way to end such a thrilling franchise. Harry Potter doesn't get better than this. Jack P Super Reviewer. Mar 28, The conclusion to a ten year epic, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 is not only suitably action-packed, but also an incredibly emotional and almost tear jerking conclusion to one of the greatest movie series' ever.

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