An extremely cliché end for a part of the childhood of millions

Rating: 2/10 (21 July 2011)

Seriously guys. Many of you probably won't agree with me, but good movies are made of innovations. When something completely different from your expectations happens, you get surprised (obviously) and then amused, because it's completely different. This key factor makes a movie IMPREVISIBLE, and that, my friend, did not happen at Harry Potter And the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
But, first, let me talk about the soundtrack. It was just poor. If you go back to the other Harry Potter movies, you'll see a completely different story. Beautiful choirs singing (remember Double Trouble? Look it up on YouTube) were not seen in this movie. But, a choir singing like that wouldn't of course, appear on every single movie, until the last one. But AT LEAST something, come on? All you could hear, was silent violins and pianos playing on the background.
But, was it so bad after all? Well, remember what I said at the beginning of the review? It did not happen at this movie. In fact, I won't spoil, of course, but if you think about every single possible cliché of both action and drama movies, you can absolutely deduce everything that will happen in Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2. Seriously.
I would recommend you to watch, because it's the end of an amazing saga. But just don't expect too much