Review of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010) by Gaurav G — 06 Dec 2012

Well, first that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is one of my favorite films of the saga (including the book, which is epic), but we can not look at a cloudless sky and say he is perfect and one plane is passing at that exact moment (?).

The movie has great special effects, but those effects are not where we come to find that it is real (I speak particularly of the spells). But even so they are still good!

Well, as always the action has its flaws: now I can see how Daniel Radcliffe not struggled much in times of sadness, anger or drama to interpret the wizard Harry Potter. Rupert Grint usually do not care, but this film until it exceeded my expectations. Already Emma Watson was perfect, stood out here was the three: she managed to convince as Hermione in its natural state and its sensitive and fragile state (this second state always appears when Ron is on the scene).

Helena Bonham Carter was absolutely wonderful, as always! Bellatrix Lestrange was almost the villain in Harry Potter 7: Part 1, Voldemort because almost did not come, and when it appeared to gave a "lordizinho nice.".

There are scenes in the film that move me, and Dobby's death scene in Godric Hollows is one of them for sure! But the film is based on coherent action (and history).

I believe that the division of the last Harry Potter book (despite being made â.