Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
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- trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (01:59)
- Interview: "Daniel Radcliffe On The Film Having Higher Stakes" (00:32)
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Cast
- Bill Nighy
- Emma Watson
- Richard Griffiths
- Harry Melling
- Daniel Radcliffe
- Julie Walters
- Bonnie Wright
- Rupert Grint
- Ian Kelly
- Michelle Fairley
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jul 30, 2018
the tale of the three brothers’ animation? that’s cinema at its finest !
annaJan 5, 2017i always manage to hold it together until dobby says "such a beautiful place to be with friends", that's when i completely lose control of my tear ducts
cinéfila... 🕯️Sep 18, 2020wait so how many points is this to Gryffindor
adambolt - May 16, 2020
imagine asking a girl to go to the ball with you and then a few years later she marries your older, hotter brother. fleur delacour really is THAT girl
dianaDec 31, 2021dancing scene so good
David SimsMar 30, 2020sorry why is everyone torn up about dobby when HEDWIG just perished and literally no one cared
molly - Aug 8, 2019
i just realized dobby’s first and last words were harry potter, how are y’all doing on this fine day
veronicaJul 13, 2019Hermoine really is the glue that holds this trio together
belAug 15, 2016Harry and Hermione dancing to Nick Cave is one of my favorite sequences in cinema.
Matt Curione
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9.5 - I know it’s a hot take, but an argument could be made this is the best of the series. So much depth & balance that’s been missing. It was a hated decision at the time, but splitting this story allowed for so much improvement. Best cinematography, A+ attention to (cont.)
8.5/10 - great booj adaptation even with alot of the plot taken out or rearranged. j.K is sick for that ending and i will never forgive her
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Metacritic
It's not a bad movie, but it is very much a transitional one.
This is a quest movie, with a lot of ground covered, and just as our heroes never stay long in one place or feel safe in their surroundings, neither does the audience.
For a studio so clearly willing to take risks with so many of its movies, this particular movie has a whiff of exploitation. Rowling wrote one epic funeral that Warner Bros. requires us to attend twice.