Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

As expected from the book the movie too was dull and slow. The animation scene was unexpected and refreshing. It looks well drawn apart that faces looked like a fragment taken from The Prince of Egypt, nothing original there.

The movie started where it left from, too fast. It's been more than maybe two years since I've read the last book, and at least a year since I've seen the last movie. There were parts I couldn't recollect throughout the movie.

The whole movie's atmosphere is depressed and dark, as expected. Nothing really especially grabbed my attention in this one either. Just that the scene where they go see Luna's dad was exactly how I imagined it while reading the book, now, I remember that one because it was one of the well thought/written parts of the book.

Still, Alfonso Cuarón's HP is the best.

Watching the movie I felt not only the saga ending next year but my long-run education life coming to an end too. It was a melancholic two hours and a half during which I couldn't stop thinking about the first HP movie and how I felt excited because it looked the same as how I imagined things to be. Daniel Radcliffe was a cute little boy blah blah...

I know not everybody in the world fell under Harry Potter's spell, but who doesn't love magic?