A film called Finally A Book They Didn't Ruin So Much Part 2

Rating: 8/10 (15 July 2011)

Good things are: Part 2 follows the same style as Part 1, dark and wicked. David Yates has developed his own style and finally got the atmosphere right, the camera movement and editing have become jolly mature since OOP and HBP...in other words, these two films are sacrificed for David Yates practising! Jammy little bugger...Anyway, on the other hand, Steve Kloves finds his own way to fix some bits left out in previous films, and it works quite well. For instance, Harry got the ability to sensing Horcruxes because himself is one, which leads him to find Hufflepuff's Goblet and Ravenclaw's Diadem.
Bad things are: Steve Kloves himself has left out so many vital things! Such as the death of Fred Weasley, two shots of his body is the only mention. The worst change would be the absence of the reason why Tom Riddle can't kill Harry and ends up killing himself. There is a slight complex and logical explanation in the book, but they make it like it is the Elder Wand that blows off Tom Riddle. And Harry would able to battle Tom Riddle alone and fly around the whole castle with him...Another problem comes from Aberforth, he's been poorly depicted, and the whole background story of Dumbledore is missing.
In general, it's jolly emotional, a good film for everyone despite those dreadful changes against the book. For me, the HP story ended already four years ago. Here's my list for HP films
Best: Prisoner of Azkaban
Good: Deathly Hallows Pt1 & Pt2
Alright: Philospher's Stone and Chamber of Secrets
Dreadful: The Order Of The Phoenix and Half-Blood Prince
WTF!: Goblet Of Fire (bloody hate you! Mike Newell!)
(Ps: the teaser trailer of Nolan's upcoming Batman played before the film, which is surprise, and unfortunately it seems Nolan's going to use the title The Dark Knight Rises, which is a horrible name)