So, yes, I think the movie captured everything precisely as best as they could have ever done, and we could have ever dreamed. They focused entirely too much on Lily and those magical eyes that Snape loved so well, that weren't even the right color. Not just in this one film, but in the series as a whole. I, personally, take offense to the fact that James Potter, Harry's father, the one that so many pages of the epic saga we all love spent so much time regaling us with the fact that Harry was the spitting image of, was left out so tremendously. Yes, there was a lot of things that we could have wished would have been different and closer to the pages in the book, but in all honesty, we, as readers, will never been 100 percent satisfied. The quietude, the tension, the sense of melancholy, despair, and hopelessness. The tone of Deathly Hallows, both parts 1 and 2, was spot on.
Especially considering the atrocious film version of books 4-6.
At the crossroads between life and death, Harry meets Dumbledore, who is certainly an old friend. To Neil To Jessica To David To Kenzie To Di To Anne And to You If you have stuck with Harry until the very end. Rowling The dedication of this book is split seven ways. In my opinion, it was great and captured everything better than we ever could have hoped for. Harry inherits an invisibility cloak from his father, but ultimately gives himself up to be killed voluntarily. of 520 Get free e-books and video tutorials at Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows By J.
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