No Fun !

Rating: Null/10 (30 April 2012)

When I say, it's dare to say, among (Harry Potter)'s fans that I had no fun watching its series after part 2, it's more or less an unforgivable SIN!
But, honestly, these movies are so dark, dismal, full of talk more than action, and CGI more than drama. This one is no exception. It's another episode of the silly emptiness which cropped millions of Dollars, and still crops.
So what we have here? On the level of the dramatic progress of the series, if there was any, it's where we get to know that (Harry)'s father was bullying (Snape) back when they were young, (Harry) is mentoring the school's students to fight the evil, and (Sirius)'s character gets killed. On the level of drama of this movie apart, it's the speech against fascism portrayed through the character of professor (Dolores Umbridge), the matter of (Harry) seeing what's going on (Voldemort)'s mind, and (Harry)'s first love. So much for the fans, and too little for me!
The trial of (Harry) at the start didn't add anything to anything. The whole idea of the Order of the Phoenix itself, the movie's title, wasn't used well, rather looked unnecessary. The dialogue between the 3 leads was too weak; in fact, saying it so seriously made it even weaker! For no logical reason, (Dumbledore) this round seems nervous, and doesn't hear but himself. The way the twin rebel against professor (Umbridge) was visually good, but not that convincing. There was no relief, unless you think that (Hermoine)'s remark to Ron "You eat too much" is a comedy! And then, the dark side, or sides. Mark Adams, of The Sunday Mirror, called the movie "A dark and delicious delight.", well, I agree on being "a dark" only Mr. Adams!
I know, it's not another Disney soft adventure; it's violent, so serious, fantasy. But Disney's or not, I can't bear it. For me, none is fun here. As a visual feast, it left me hungry, not satisfied. As for an action, I deem it not one in the first place, and the present sequences aren't great or memorable. And as a fantasy, it wins with pure imagination, however thrown in only some moments. Frankly, I enjoyed the parts where the old worker was nailing up (Umbridge)'s rules, as if he was nailing in the students' freedom's coffin, AND THAT WAS IT!
Near its end, I lost interest wholly, wanting to sleep as a better deed (actually I yawned a lot till that point!). In general, this movie is as the rest of the HP many sequels: so boring to follow, so dry to entertain.
Finally, other than my admitting that this belongs to the section of "It's not for me" movie, this series proves, in a way, that the kid of the 2000s prefers dark stories. Too dark for the kid in me though!