Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince
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I didnāt like the ending of this movie. Nor have I liked any ending of a Harry Potter movie because it always ends the same. Even if thereās horrendous things happening in the movie, the movie has to end with all of the characters learning a lesson and laughing it off. Somehow, Harry, Ron, and Hermione are all unscathed and unwounded, internally and externally. BS I say. Iām supposed to feel really sad and emotional over a gay headmasterās death. But really, what the fudge? Iām not sit through two hours of fluff and twenty minutes of actual action unless itās going to end the way Heat did. I really didnāt like the climax nor resolution of this movie. The whole first hour, I couldnāt stand the fluff the director tried to entertain us with.
To be quite honest, I watched this movie in an almost empty theater with no connection with the headmaster or Harry for that matter. Dumbledoreās character shouldāve been played by someone else. I actually enjoyed the person who played him in the first two movies, Richard Harris. But this other guy, Michael Gambon, has no feeling or emotion for me to be sympathetic about Dumbledoreās character.
To say the worst, I spent over ten bucks on this movie ticket, and it wasnāt even IMAX. So please, somebody please make the next movie better, by a huge margin, so that it wonāt be a complete waste. I read all seven books, and I particularly enjoyed the last book far more than the other three because it was not structured the same as the other six.
I wonāt spoil it for everyone, so Iāll just say, donāt waste your money on the Harry Potter franchise this time. Itās just not worth it. Wait for āThe Deathly Hallowsā Part I and II. Or maybe wait for them both to come out. I donāt want to be disappointed next time, if I give it a next time.
Written by Jeremy Wong and published on .