I went to watch the premiere of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hollows last night with my parents, my younger sister and my dearest nephew at a nearby cinema. Surprisingly, it was easy to get five tickets on its premiere day—mostly due to the fact that the movie opened on a public holiday—it was Aidil Adha yesterday.
The movie was incredibly great—if my mood wasn’t terribly spoiled by some losers who practically didn’t have any manners at all. They came in for the movie late; they made noises throughout the movies and teased everyone who was practically sobbing by the end of the movie (spoiler alert). Those boys sat close to my seat and I was so close on throwing the bottle I was holding at one of them. In the middle of the movie, I even purposely said out loud a Malay cursing word to those boys—and eventually get one glare from one of the boys. Good for you, at least you know someone hates you boys.
Honestly, I love this first installment of the last movie in the Harry Potter’s series more than the last two movies. I was greatly disappointed with the slow pace of the previous movie and the fifth movie wasn’t as great as I expected (because I love the fifth book the most—highly incredible—and don’t try to judge me, I do read all of Harry Potter’s books, excuse me). I love its smooth flow and its pace. It isn’t too slow, it isn’t too fast.
I am not going to ruin the movie to anyone who hasn’t watched it. I recommended everyone to watch it. It is a good movie—great acting, great script, great adaptation from the book to the screen and great development. I love the overall outcome of the movie. And even after all these years, I still think Daniel Radcliffe is as fascinating as he always is from the beginning.
How cute could the couples in the movie be? I almost squeal upon the scene between Harry Potter and his girlfriend, Ginny Weasley (spoiler alert again) and had a smile on my lips during the cute moments between Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley. I think they are all cute beyond anything else.
There are several possibilities that I can’t wait any much longer for the second installment to premiere in 2011. I mean I’ve read the book again after watching this movie last night and was totally engaged in it for the second time. I try imagining the dueling scenes over and over again in my mind but it get really ugly when I do it by myself. I am going to let the movie finishes it off next year.
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