Harry Grows And Doubts

Rating: 7/10 (12 July 2007)

I did not read this book, I know, you hate me. But I can review on the movie on a sole-movie-based-point-of-view. It was good. Because I knew it was sort of a bridge book, I didn't expect too much action, not like the last one, at least.
Harry in this one was pissy. He wonders at one point if he is evil, and my friend turned to me to whisper, 'he's not evil, he's a teenage boy'. That's a pretty good idea of what this movie is. It's about a teenage boy charged with saving the world and his own doubts on whether or not he can do it- if he'll let anyone in to help him. In this movie Harry is not the young hero he was in the first or second, or even the premature teen trying to save Hogwarts like he was in the third or forth. In this movie Harry begins to grow up, which means he has his doubts. This movie focused more on how he was going to get through it all. Oh, and that infamous kiss scene.
All-in-all, it was worthwhile, even if you haven't read all the books. (It was a heackuva lot better than Pirates 3, and I'll bet you saw THAT if you're from ten to twenty-five.)
Good movie, good plot, thanks J.K. R.