Goodbye Mr. Potter.

Rating: 8/10 (29 August 2014)

First things first, do the smart thing and see it in 2-D.
Finally, we come to the end of the critically well received "Harry Potter" franchise. It doesn't seem long that 10 years ago we looked upon Hogwarts for the first time, and knew we would have so many enjoyable years with 3 very talented actors. I'm sure they will have very long careers ahead.
Beginning with a recap of where the first part left off. Harry, Ron and Hermione continue there mission. Leading into the wizarding bank, and finally a large scale battle at Hogwarts school. The best thing about this instalment is David Yates directing. The way he managed to pull off the slow-motion in wide angles and uncomfortable close ups shots, made for a "Harry Potter" movie that just felt beyond what it was visually capable of. Making every big moment all the more bigger. Seeing Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and Voldermort (Ralph Fiennes) interact and fight it out with each other is without doubt, one of the series highlights for the past couple instalments.
Aside from that, when they arrive back in Hogwarts everything kicks off. Old friends are reacquainted, special effect laden spells fill the skies and hallways, all towards the final revelations discovered at the end of the movie (Without doubt a stunning performance from Alan Rickman). All building up to the final minutes where Harry's wizarding life all began is just extremely satisfying. I just wished that makeup was a little better.
Final Verdict: Without doubt a satisfying, stunning conclusion to one of cinema's most highest grossing franchises of all time. A very big thank you to the talented people, who have worked on these movies and have entertained me for the past 10 years. 8/10.