Avoiding the hard facts

Rating: Null/10 (3 August 2011)

Well, actually i enjoyed every film of Harry Potter just for the reason of watching a dream come true, though i always say that it's difficult to surpass a book story. In this case, i think that to split the film into two parts was necessary because the amount of events developed. However, the first part was pretty disappointing according to the lack of dynamism. the story falls in "stand by" for a long time focusing on the relationship among Harry, Granger and Ron. I think that the result is a matter of get things done in the easiest way, so Yates avoid difficult scenes as well as combat situations with a high need of special effects and stunts. How come that Moody, one of the best Aurors, died without a clue of what happened? From my point of view, after Harry Potter and the Gobblet of Fire, the movie is going down in quality.
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