what an ending...

Rating: 10/10 (15 July 2011)

i must first say that harry potter has not only spoken what goes on in the lives of witches and wizards of J.K.Rowling's world, but it has dazzled us with it's panache story line and mysterious plot that surely comes to wrap in this thrilling finale.
we pick up right were we left of from part 1 of DEATHLY HALLOWS, as Voldermort takes the elder wand from Dumbledore's grave. the opening new scene,shows us that this is not a film to be taken lightly. and this is proved further by the Director's daring choice in camera-work, editing and general direction.
out of all the harry potter films, this has to be the one where the entire cats, including supporting roles as well, give their all. each scene, even with no dialogue is breathtaking. the performances from Daniel, Emma and Rupert where to put it, SUPERB. not one moment did i find myself criticising their performances, because they were just that committed to making sure that this finale went off with a bang. for the first time, Rupert's comedic timing was just sport on, Daniel's panache and daring to show off harry potter was an achievement that many should be proud of, Emma pit forth Hermione in a way we have never seen Hermione before. this is all showing just how their performances were as convincing as i was when i first read harry potter and thought that this world was real. the supporting cast, Maggie smith, Matthew lewis, Ralph fiennes, Alan Rickman and so one make the most of the time they have on screen and let me tell you it is not in an way disappointing.
however, the one person we must truly thank for bringing us an emotional precipice to the harry potter saga, is the director David YATES. There are just no words to describe how marvellous he directed this. each shot, each special visual effect, each movement has a purpose that serves the story and that can only be achieved if the director cares about what happening. he directs this with dignity and dare i say it, a daring sense of humour.
i'm truly glad to call myself a harry potter fanatic, but for those who've yet to see or hear about potter, i urge you to go and see this movie, because trust me when i say, the movie doesn't not disappoint in giving us surprises and delivering the emotion of finishing such an iconic saga.
i recommend this film to anyone who wants to be dazzled by fine film making, amazing make believe and all round phenomenal performances.