the worst of the harry potter franchise

Rating: Null/10 (19 July 2011)

from the very beginning of the movie, harry potter loses its iconic sense of magic to be replaced by a feeling of utter content. although it is good to feel content i was strongly expecting a movie with significantly more bang to it. the whole movie consists of one continuous fast moving story line that is overly obsessed with stuffing as much content as possible instead of showing the more emotional side of the story.
The film also contains an unimaginable amount of stereotypes and clichés that render an otherwise moving story into a dull collage of (attempts at) epic scenes. the major issue with these "epic scenes" is that they seem to all be made in order to impress the audience as opposed to fit in with the story which is what they ultimately should be. on top of this, there is a profuse amount of silly "heroic" moments that just end up being dumb. for example in the end when they try to make 20 year old kids look 40 and act all parent like it simply comes out like a joke. or when Neville limps up towards Voldemort and gives a cheesy speech about how meaningful harry was.
Overall, the whole film comes across as dull, clichéd, cheesy, rough to follow and over dramatic which renders it utterly hopeless along side its many great predecessors.