You absolutely have to watch the latest Harry Potter film.
In my opinion, the first installment of the series stands out the most with its imagination and exceptional visual effects. The scenes featuring talking pictures, the thrilling quidditch game, the enchanting moments on the platform, the express train, the owls, and the life beneath the stairs truly captivated me.
However, the final film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, shines brilliantly. Hermoine has transformed from a stage school actress eager to impress her director into a remarkable actress, completely embodying her feminine strength in her role.
Ron is on his way to becoming a capable supporting actor and may eventually take on leading roles as he matures. For me, Harry will forever remain Harry; he embodies the character flawlessly. The entire series benefits from what is likely the finest supporting cast seen in any English film. This is essential viewing for fans and anyone who appreciates the cinematic arts.
There’s potential for an Oscar nod; based on the past decade’s winners, it could very well be a certainty… although in comparison to past Oscar winners like Ben Hur, Lawrence of Arabia, or Gone with the Wind, and even Errol Flynn in Robin Hood, it might be deemed too well executed, too well written, and too thrilling to actually win the trophy.
I highly recommend it, and I rate it three stars… that’s three out of three, which is rare for me as I usually only award one star.
by Helena Bryanlith