Just a poor excuse for a Harry Potter adaption

Rating: 2/10 (14 April 2014)

Many other reviewers have listed all the differences between book and movie and I'm happy that it wasn't only me who saw them. There are just so MANY of them, it's unbelievable that Rowling herself approves of it. (Where was Dumbledores and Grindelwalds backstory? Why did they change Snapes character even more? And so on and on)
But even if you haven't read the books, you can find enough logical mistakes in the film itself to spoil everything. Here are just a few examples:
Snapes memories: Not only that they invented some new version of his life, but they also show scenes from Prisoner of Azkaban with Wormtail. During that time, Snape was unconscious! They could never ever been in his own memories!
Teddy Lupin: Every reader was waiting for the sensational news that Remus and Nymphadora got a son and when he was finally mentioned, it was so totally out of context, that everybody who didn't knew the books must have thought: Wait what? Since when does he have a son? One short line of information before would have been enough, but it seems that the time wasn't enough even for that!
Eye Colors: Really, it's okay for me, if Harry has blue eyes and not green. It was good that the older Lily had blue eyes, too, because he has his mothers eyes! But it was a blunder to have a young Lily with brown eyes! You can tell that they changed young Snapes eyes to black, to match it, what was so difficult to do the same with hers? That's just pure illogicality.
Voldemort hugging Draco Malfoy: That was just odd and totally out of character, even for the movies.
The Death of Voldemort and Bellatrix: That was the same. What were they thinking?
Sepcial effects were nice, but they would more enjoyable without all the previous mistakes and when all makes more sense. And they could have been a bit more outstanding during the wizard fights. They were in previous films, why not in the final one? Most of the acting was good, some was brilliant and some other was weak. Even the epilogue wasn't nearly as good as I had imagined it.
I was disappointed in nearly everything! What a waste of money, time and talent.