Finally get to watched my harry epic the 7th... Oh i am hungry for the part 2 right after getting out.
Seventh chapter in wizard saga is a dark and dangerous affair.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part 1 have the third-biggest midnight opening gross ever -- $24 million.
The story harrowing metamorphosis from child to adult. More a mood piece than an action movie, though there are plenty of genuinely scary thrills thus it might not be up to the magic action expectation for some anxious waited fans or not.
Focus is on the three best friends set off to search for horcruxes.
Look how they have grown!
Grint gets to show off Ron’s simmering resentment, while Hermione has matured into a resourceful, courageous heroine. I am loving more and more of Hermione.
One of my most liked and touched moments of the film is when Ron deserts his friends in a fit of rage. To console the heartbroken Hermione, Harry leads her in a goofy dance, while Nick Cave’s haunting O Children crackles in the background on a transistor radio. It’s one of the few scenes in the slavishly faithful film series not written by Rowling herself, and yet it feels deeply authentic. No longer kids, but not quite adults, the pair share a moment of not-entirely-platonic connection that captures the entirety of their shared history.
Here take a peep of what is going in it if you havent watch..
Seventh chapter in wizard saga is a dark and dangerous affair.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part 1 have the third-biggest midnight opening gross ever -- $24 million.
The story harrowing metamorphosis from child to adult. More a mood piece than an action movie, though there are plenty of genuinely scary thrills thus it might not be up to the magic action expectation for some anxious waited fans or not.
Focus is on the three best friends set off to search for horcruxes.
Look how they have grown!
Grint gets to show off Ron’s simmering resentment, while Hermione has matured into a resourceful, courageous heroine. I am loving more and more of Hermione.
One of my most liked and touched moments of the film is when Ron deserts his friends in a fit of rage. To console the heartbroken Hermione, Harry leads her in a goofy dance, while Nick Cave’s haunting O Children crackles in the background on a transistor radio. It’s one of the few scenes in the slavishly faithful film series not written by Rowling herself, and yet it feels deeply authentic. No longer kids, but not quite adults, the pair share a moment of not-entirely-platonic connection that captures the entirety of their shared history.
Here take a peep of what is going in it if you havent watch..
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