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MOVIE'S REVIEW: Harry Potter and The Deadly Hollow

  
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1

Finally. The epic story of J.K. Rowling has finally comes to its end. Well..almost. This is part one of the two movies based on the final volume (Frankly, I prefer watching the movies instead of reading the books).

It was unusual as the endings was split up into two movies. Well, the reason being perhaps they will able to digs more gold on the franchise as much as possible or perhaps they just don't want the final ends too early...or..perhaps the other reasons that we will never know.

Honestly, the adaptation of the book was quite fair (perhaps on the first half). The first part take us away from the safe haven of Hogwarts. Meanwhile, our three heroes race against time in search of the Horcruxes which contains part of Voldermort's soul.

Voldermort becomes a ruthless killer. You can expect a tension in the build up and the dark, heavy overtones are almost suffocating. The movie is 45 minutes longer than the previous one. For a die-hard fan (I'm just a plain movie enthusiast), what ever the changes on the new movies may not have any impact to them. But still, the movie is very entertaining :). For die-hard fan, be prepared for the explosive finale...soon.

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