Bow Down to David Yates (Now this is what i call a "film")

Rating: 9/10 (14 July 2007)

HP has always been associated with kid's stuff. Magic, sorcery, and poor screenplay. but HP5 was way different. If Chris Columbus was pitied over by Alfonso Cuaron, this time, both of them were pitied over by David Yates. Such courage was taken by this director as i saw the movie. this movie might not be able to be on top when you talk about gross sales..but in terms of artistry, its way above the average line. as i quote the newspaper review, "realism overcomes magic and sorcery." In the previous HP movies, we were overwhelmed by the special effects, the new fashion sense, the new characters, glorious scoring and other petty stuff, and on the end, left us with the question "what was it all about?". no lasting effect. it just ends there and there. the ex-movies were like cardboard. hard and plain. HP5 is about feelings, emotions, struggles, mature friendship, and growing up. compared to the ex-movies, time is spent now on every dialogue. silence is being inserted already, allowing us to feel and comprehend. not to mention the unparalleled performance of Imelda Staunton as Dolores Umbridge.
Simply stated, the movie has gone mature. and i love it.
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