J.K's grand finale, Harry's final frontier.

Rating: 8/10 (7 October 2012)

J.K. Rowling must be a woman of overriding emotions. Beginning by scribbling in those coffee shops paid off into blockbuster magic. Harry Potter's final instalment is a fitting tribute to J.K's beautiful, eccentric imagination, pursuing the world of magic in a tone that replicates every living soul's beliefs of wizardry. The tone of the magic becoming dark and disconcerting was foreseeable as legend has it that there are those who experiment beyond a devilish level. Those desirable Potter fans that have travelled throughout the world of Hogwarts, having been given an illustrated ending full of emotion and power that encourage those devotees to support Harry and his compatriots on their route towards Voldermort's destruction.
The characters have matured and materialised as have the actors, becoming older and more professional towards their dedication throughout their prolonged Potter endurance. One can only envisage the depth of sadness of the franchise reaching its climax. We have endured a figurative and wonderful relationship between Harry, Hermoine and Ron. They have characterised the film and developed Rowling's paperback into a picturesque reality as they visualised the potential of the series and knew cinema has never and will never experience cinema again like this. The sheer emotions of the actors during the premier exemplified the devotion and commitment to something that will live with them and characterise them for the rest of their careers. The question is whether the trio can reach the heights of the Harry Potter franchise in future projects.
This final adventure encapsulates the nature of the relationship and feud between both Harry and Voldermort. Giving us a deepening explanation of the events that have unfolded in the previous seven outings. Voldermort's determination to siege power and defeat the brave Harry brings the pair closer than we have ever seen, giving us a true picture of how J.K. Rowling has attempted to encompass one of the greatest battles between two individual in cinema history.