Synopsis
Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) has managed to get the Elder Wand after he dismantle the tomb of Dumbledore (Michael Gambon). Voldemort believes now there's nothing to stop her.Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) would not be able to do anything else now.
Unbeknownst to Voldemort,Harry Potter was seen from the other side. Harry knew he was better looking than hunting down Voldemort's Horcruxes Elder Wand. The problem, it turns out one of the Horcruxes in Hogwarts and Harry,Hermione,and Ron should be back to where they started this dangerous journey. Unfortunately,Voldemort was followed to Hogwarts and plans to destroy all that were there.
The battle was no longer inevitable. I do not know how many casualties but Voldemort would not rest until he managed to kill Harry Potter. At this critical moment, a mystery finally revealed. Could be, to defeat Voldemort, Harry must come to be victims, too. Is this the end of the journey of life Harry Potter?
Review
The decision to 'split' into two final sections seemed indeed not merely for the purpose of collecting more money. Can not imagine how long the duration of the movie if the two put together. Instead there is a risk of cuts to make the concluding part of this feels so hasty. Fortunately it did not do and Coda is so a satisfying spectacle.
It could be the last part is actually based on a half section of the book version and therefore the duration of this film so pretty short. Short memorable because it does not mean the story line laid out neatly so that the 'tension' feels well built to a peak. This film version also retains the original plot written JK Rowling although there is little difference did not affect the overall story.
Visually the film is also very entertaining. Visual effects department seems to work hard to bring JK Rowling's imagination into something that's eye can see. Spectacular but it is definitely more important is the word 'effective' because it had sold off the visual effect of a risk of damaging the film as a whole. Visual effect of this film is effective in the sense not to shift the actors who play in it.
The most fun was when I saw the concluding part of this managed to be a very memorable dessert.No loss to follow this series for ten years because it's very satisfying ending.
Genre: Fantasy
Release Date: July 15, 2011
Director: David Yates
Script: Steve Kloves
Producer: David Heyman, David Barron, J. K. Rowling
Distributor: Warner Bros.. Pictures
Duration: 130 minutes
Budget: U.S. $ 250 million
Official Site: harrypotter.warnerbros.com/harrypotterandthedeathlyhallows
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