Harry Potter and the half blood prince review

Harry Potter has kept his fans wait for two years, the longest school break they have had to withstand a new adventure film about teenage wizard.

It has been worth waiting for Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.



"Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," the sixth film fantasy franchise companies based on JK Rowling books have been the best franchise to date, blending its rich drama and an easy camaraderie among the players with a visual spectacle that so far has been a real astronomical series.

The hocus-pocus, all its nearly takes back seat in the story and the characters this time, and the film is better than that. It does not skimp on the Quidditch action, magic duels or supernatural pyrotechnics, but they are only part of This is the sixth year, Harry and Co. are called Hogwarts, and they have all come a long way from the children back, we saw the film first. They proved the young adults now, and it is a pleasure to see them to the screen a lot more depth and complexity, and their relationships to each other. In fact, these relationships are what make this movie shine.

Harry (Daniel Radcliffe, of course) finds a book potions that have plenty of hand-labeling of "The Half-Blood Prince." Who is this person was, he was brilliant and the creation of potions - subtly change the recipes in the book, so that they all work perfectly, it was one of his skills. Harry's Newfound "skill" at potion-making to pay the recently re-recruited by Professor Horace Slughorn. Professor is played by Jim Broadbent, which provides an excellent and surprisingly nuanced performance of the (apparently) comedic nature of the role.

It turns out, is very important, therefore, that Slughorn had been enticed to return to Hogwarts, and Professor Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) acquires Harry is a spy some hidden information about the holdings of Professor. Professor Snape (Alan Rickman, whose short-term evidence is sufficient reason to go see this movie for his mesmerizing screen presence) have been included, and his true (?) It becomes clear by the end of the film.

Most fans know the tragic warehouse with Dumbledore and the ominous Professor Snape (Alan Rickman). As the young people in cooperation with stars, Gambon and Rickman live and breathe these characters now Dumbledore a towering presence of grace and nobility, Snape a wonderful cold fish, whose actions reveal his tiger-shark stripes.



Others among the holdings favorites Robbie Coltrane as Harry's mountainous ally Hagrid, Maggie Smith as the prim Professor McGonagall, Julie Walters as Ron and Ginny's genial moment, Evanna Lynch as the ditzy Luna Love Good and Helena Bonham Carter, who is evil wonder as Bellatrix Lestrange, one of Voldemort's fiercest fanatics.

Visual impact of technology is definitely invited to draw up, Rowling's imagination - and the filmmakers have some rowdy fun with the excellent photos.

The Quidditch match is is flying broomsticks is like the air rugby, the players how to hammer in another. And broomsticks between the boys' legs take a bawdy phallic looking wryly supplement sexual themes emerging among the teens.

Director Yates is also making the two parts adjusting the seventh and final book, the film straight out in November 2010 and July 2011. "Half-Blood Prince" should leave fans eager as those in recent movies than a high school junior is graduation day.

Source : screenrant.com and mercurynews.com