intense grim creepy

Rating: 10/10 (30 November 2010)

deathly hallows is a sheer winner in all grounds,dialogs are apt,the music is brilliant and has a sense of growing danger to it,the performances are fabulous specially Emma Watson is delicious to watch and the cinematography brings out the isolation and loneliness of the trio.. there is no more quidditch no time for fun except one or two perfectly timed humorous lines...
David Yates has matured and the movie is what no body expected it to be,as it is much more darker than the book.after sorcerers stone and chamber of secrets its the most faithful adaptation.its gritty complex and dark with THE CHASE AT THE MINISTRY OF MAGIC full of dark humor.
the film isn't afraid to stick to the pacing of the book,it isn't afraid to have a quick scene where two characters just slowly dance to a nick cave song in an effort to lift their spirits.
the last desperate measures of THE PRIME MINISTER TO CONVINCE HIS CITIZENS THAT THE GOVERNMENT REMAINS STRONG,Articles announcing murdered innocents,radio shows hosted by people on the run listing people who are already killed by the fascist government,the human psyche taking a toll for the months of isolation suffered by those in hiding,Nazi like propaganda claiming how even the normal human beings are a threat to the magic folks...DEATHLY HALLOWS CAPTURES ALL EMOTIONS...the pain of a daughter erasing her memories of her parents mind,a son leaving his parents for the sake of his friend and a free elf who chooses a wizard as his master on free will and sacrifices his life for him....DEATHLY HALLOWS IS A BEAUTIFUL PEN-ULTIMATE MOVIE IN THE POTTER SERIES.
the reason which makes the movie brilliant are also reasons which makes this venture a big risk taking..the away from Hogwarts plot-line,the camping sequence though condensed in the movie takes it time and this is something which might err fans who are not into the movies completely however it (camping sequence) is as it was in the book, Yates wanted the silence of the woods,the chirping and cawing of birds and insects screeching at night to grow on our bones,it is as if he wanted us to feel the emptiness in the trios life during this stage.. each character getting proper screen time and the expositions makes it a delight to watch...the fact that Yates can keep the slow paced scenes captivating is amazing.you can have a high speed broom chase but not everyone will come out unscathed,you can have a intense chase scene but it will have dark Nazi undertones to it,its a movie where a scene begins with someone getting flushed down d drain in the beginning and ends with a critical bloody gory injury and yet somehow it all perfectly fits.
part one is a triumph it eschews the safety the series has brought so far not just in story but in tone.Yates and his leading actors has successfully told a story steeped in uncertainty with utmost confidence.
its a perfect treat for the true movie connoisseurs.its dark,gritty and brooding.