A unforgettable end of a era

Rating: Null/10 (17 July 2011)

After eight films and ten years, Harry Potter finally takes a curtain call, and what a outstanding curtain call this one is.
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2" is a film that puts the pieces from the past films all together and turns out to be not just by far,the summer's best movie, but the best "Potter" ever.
In this eight film, Harry finally tries to battle Lord Voldemort, who now has the elder wand from Dumbledore's grave.
Daniel Radcliffe {Harry}, Rupert Grint{Ron}, and Emma Watson{Hermione} are all back and better than ever. Ralph Fiennes gives a genius of a performance as Voldemort. Julie Walters is brave and wonderful in her expanded role of Ron's mom, and Alan Rickman is as always great as Severus Snape.
David Yates's direction is nothing short of superb and Steve Kloves writes a smart script that helps answers all of the series's past questions. Yates and Kloves made a wise choice of dividing the last book into two parts for the screen, and what a great choice it was.
At the end of the film, the audience I saw it with gave the film a fine standing ovation. It shows that once in a while, a film series has to end on top. With this masterpiece, this was no exception.
FYI: I saw it in 3-D. Whichever version you go see it in, It's still great.
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