Harry potter and the deathly hallows

Rating: 1/10 (6 December 2010)

Ever since David Yates took over the directing of the Harry Potter series, the film has become uninteresting and surely very confusing as it misses the most crucial messages from the book. Of course, it is quite understandable that the film cannot be the exact copy of the book but at least, the screenplay writer, the producers and the director should have made it more clear what the messages in the fifth, sixth and the first episode of the seventh films were. For teenagers, these films can be fun, amazing, unexpectedly surprising but for the intellectual spectators, the last three films have been a disaster.
I have read and watched all of the books and films very closely, so far the first four series of the movie had a coherent, funny, mysterious and a MAGICAL character about them. I used the word "magical" because those four films had a touch of magic in the terms of editing, directing, message being passed on to the public and especially MUSIC. Yes, the harry potter music theme which was one of its biggest trade marks has suddenly disappeared and not only did it disappear, another composer with no magical, fun or mysterious taste has replaced it. But even if we leave alone the music, from the fifth film, it has been impossible to detect what, where, when, why, the events taking place actually took place and what they are leading to.
As a film critic, as a fan of the book and the film, I have been officially disappointed and I do not stand alone. Whole of Europe, that is the more demanding spectators across France, Belgium, Holland, Germany shall voice my disappointment as well.
Hopefully, the producers, the screenplay writer and the director, will find a solution to the growing deception in the film and turn their failure, in the second episode of the Deathly hallows, into a victory.
Hope never dies so I am, along with the other people sharing my opinion, hoping for at least an improvement of some kind.