I just saw yesterday evening the last Harry
Potter. It’s like living someone you met years ago and say him growing and know
that you will never see him again. I didn’t read the books, probably never
will, but fans expect always that the director puts in images what they read
and what their imagination created. In fact, I heard It is the fact, maybe
outside the previous episode which was very disappointing (prince of something,
can’t remember). Anyway, the first part of the last episode, unfortunately, I
completely passed in theatres and watched it on my computer screen, which was
ok but not very thrilling. So I wanted to see this very last movie in good
conditions, in 3D (It’s trendy today), booked my seat well situated, far from
screen, high, bought my ice cream and lemonade, not too late in the evening so
I can still focus and here we go ! It’s disturbing in a way because we go
immediately in the story when I was expecting a few seconds of the previous
one, just as reminder, but not at all. Of course, Harry can’t die, of course
the angry one will disappear, of course my beloved cute Ron will not have sex
with me (I have a little something for red head) but will kiss Hermine (since
the time we are awaiting) and everything is going to be ok. In the end, no
surprise, I liked the 3D because it was not a following of images bouncing in
your eyes but more something like reliefs. And we noticed that we all grew up
and there were no children in the theatre but only people our age. It’s not
that I was expecting an action movie but Ron and Hermine kissing in the middle
of the battle or waiting calmly down the stairs that Harry comes back is
surprising. Furthermore, I had the feeling that everyone fights when the three
of them have really something else to do (is also true). When the story is
completed, suddenly we make a jump 19 years forward and we the story carries on
with the children of them all departing on the platform kissing goodbye their
parents awaiting the last advice (Ron, yes, you look fine with the beard).
Anytime soon, I’m sure, they will do a Harry Potter 2, the son of his father.
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