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- MOVIE page: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011)
- Rate: 8.1/10 total 274,728 votes
- Genre: Adventure | Family | Fantasy | Mystery
- Runtime: 130 min
- Filming Location: UK
- Budget: $125,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross: $380,955,619 (USA) (11 November 2011)
- Director: David Yates
- Stars: Michael Gambon, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint | See full cast and crew
- Original Music By: Alexandre Desplat
- Sound Mix: Dolby Digital | DTS | SDDS
- Plot Keyword: Battle | Immortality | 2010s | Destiny | Goblin
- Steve Kloves (screenplay)
- J.K. Rowling (novel "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows")
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011) Synopsis :
After burying Dobby at the garden of the Shell cottage, Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) convincesGriphook (Warwick Davis) to help them get to Lestrange's vault in Gringotts, to retrieveone of Voldemort's Horcruxes in exchange for Godric Gryffindor's Sword.Meanwhile, Ollivander (John Hurt), the Wandmaker warns Harry that he won't stand a chancewith Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) who has the Elder Wand. They arrived in Gringotts, Hermione (Emma Watson) disguised as Bellatrix (Helena Bonham Carter), using a Polyjuice Potion, Ron (Rupert Grint) disguised as a random wizard while Harry and Griphook go under the Invisibility Cloak. With the help of Imperius curse, they manage to get to the carts that take them down to the vaults, but whentheir cover is blown, Gringotts security attacks them. They manage to get to Lestrange's vault and find the Horcrux, Helga Hufflepuff's Cup, at which Griphook betrays them and flees with the sword yelling "Thieves! Thieves!" Harry grabs the Horcrux and the trio escape u.......Goofs: Revealing mistakes: In the final battle,
Plot: Harry, Ron and Hermione search for Voldemort's remaining Horcruxes in their effort to destroy the Dark Lord. Full summary » »
Story: The final chapter begins as Harry, Ron, and Hermione continue their quest of finding and destroying the Dark Lord's three remaining Horcruxes, the magical items responsible for his immortality. But as the mystical Deathly Hallows are uncovered, and Voldemort finds out about their mission, the biggest battle begins and life as they know it will never be the same again. Written byJordan
Produced By:
- David Barron known as producer
- Debbi Bossi known as 3D producer
- Roy Button known as associate producer
- David Heyman known as executive producer
- David Heyman known as producer
- Tim Lewis known as co-producer
- J.K. Rowling known as producer
- John Trehy known as co-producer
- Lionel Wigram known as executive producer
- Ralph Fiennes known as Lord Voldemort
- Michael Gambon known as Professor Albus Dumbledore
- Alan Rickman known as Professor Severus Snape
- Daniel Radcliffe known as Harry Potter
- Rupert Grint known as Ron Weasley
- Emma Watson known as Hermione Granger
- Evanna Lynch known as Luna Lovegood
- Domhnall Gleeson known as Bill Weasley
- Clémence Poésy known as Fleur Delacour
- Warwick Davis known as Griphook / Professor Filius Flitwick
- John Hurt known as Ollivander
- Helena Bonham Carter known as Bellatrix Lestrange
- Graham Duff known as Death Eater
- Anthony Allgood known as Gringotts Guard
- Rusty Goffe known as Aged Gringotts Goblin
- Jon Key known as Bogrod
- Kelly Macdonald known as Helena Ravenclaw
- Jason Isaacs known as Lucius Malfoy
- Helen McCrory known as Narcissa Malfoy
- Tom Felton known as Draco Malfoy
- Ian Peck known as Hogsmeade Death Eater
- Benn Northover known as Hogsmeade Death Eater
- Ciarán Hinds known as Aberforth Dumbledore
- Hebe Beardsall known as Ariana Dumbledore
- Matthew Lewis known as Neville Longbottom
- Devon Murray known as Seamus Finnigan
- Jessie Cave known as Lavender Brown
- Afshan Azad known as Padma Patil
- Isabella Laughland known as Leanne
- Anna Shaffer known as Romilda Vane
- Georgina Leonidas known as Katie Bell
- Freddie Stroma known as Cormac McLaggen
- Alfie Enoch known as Dean Thomas
- Katie Leung known as Cho Chang
- William Melling known as Nigel
- Sian Grace Phillips known as Screaming Girl
- Bonnie Wright known as Ginny Weasley
- Ralph Ineson known as Amycus Carrow
- Suzanne Toase known as Alecto Carrow
- Maggie Smith known as Professor Minerva McGonagall
- Jim Broadbent known as Professor Horace Slughorn
- Scarlett Byrne known as Pansy Parkinson
- Josh Herdman known as Gregory Goyle
- Louis Cordice known as Blaise Zabini
- Amber Evans known as Twin Girl #1
- Ruby Evans known as Twin Girl #2
- Miriam Margolyes known as Professor Pomona Sprout
- Gemma Jones known as Madam Pomfrey
- George Harris known as Kingsley Shacklebolt
- David Thewlis known as Remus Lupin
- Julie Walters known as Molly Weasley
- Mark Williams known as Arthur Weasley
- James Phelps known as Fred Weasley
- Oliver Phelps known as George Weasley
- Chris Rankin known as Percy Weasley
- David Bradley known as Argus Filch
- Guy Henry known as Pius Thicknesse
- Nick Moran known as Scabior
- Natalia Tena known as Nymphadora Tonks
- Philip Wright known as Giant (as Phil Wright)
- Gary Sayer known as Giant
- Tony Adkins known as Giant
- Dave Legeno known as Fenrir Greyback
- Penelope McGhie known as Death Eater
- Emma Thompson known as Professor Sybil Trelawney
- Ellie Darcey-Alden known as Young Lily Potter
- Ariella Paradise known as Young Petunia Dursley
- Benedict Clarke known as Young Severus Snape
- Leslie Phillips known as The Sorting Hat (voice)
- Alfie McIlwain known as Young James Potter
- Rohan Gotobed known as Young Sirius Black
- Geraldine Somerville known as Lily Potter
- Adrian Rawlins known as James Potter
- Toby Papworth known as Baby Harry Potter
- Timothy Spall known as Wormtail
- Robbie Coltrane known as Rubeus Hagrid
- Gary Oldman known as Sirius Black
- Peter G. Reed known as Death Eater
- Judith Sharp known as Death Eater
- Emil Hostina known as Death Eater
- Bob Yves Van Hellenberg Hubar known as Death Eater
- Granville Saxton known as Death Eater
- Tony Kirwood known as Death Eater
- Ashley McGuire known as Death Eater
- Arthur Bowen known as Albus Severus Potter (19 Years Later)
- Daphne de Beistegui known as Lily Luna Potter - 19 Years Later
- Will Dunn known as James Sirius Potter (19 Years Later) (as William Dunn)
- Jade Gordon known as Astoria Malfoy (19 Years Later)
- Bertie Gilbert known as Scorpius Malfoy (19 Years Later)
- Helena Barlow known as Rose Weasley - 19 years later
- Ryan Turner known as Hugo Weasley - 19 Years Later
- Sean Biggerstaff known as Oliver Wood
- Jon Campling known as Death Eater in Gringotts (scenes deleted)
- Louisa Warren known as Hannah Abbott
- Karen Anderson known as Gringotts Goblin (uncredited)
- Michael Aston known as Wizard Parent (uncredited)
- Lauren Barrand known as Gringotts Goblin (uncredited)
- Johann Benét known as Deatheater (uncredited)
- Jamie Campbell Bower known as Young Gellert Grindelwald (uncredited)
- Christian Coulson known as Tom Marvolo Riddle (archive footage) (uncredited)
- Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro known as Wizard Parent (uncredited)
- Paul Davies known as Deatheater (uncredited)
- Grace Meurisse Francis known as Senior Gryffindor (uncredited)
- Sean Francis George known as Wizard Parent (uncredited)
- Ian Hart known as Professor Quirinus Quirrell (archive footage) (uncredited)
- Maxwell Laird known as Gringotts Goblin (uncredited)
- Christina Low known as Ravenclaw Student (uncredited)
- Sarah Lowe known as Ministry Wizard (uncredited)
- Luke Newberry known as Teddy Lupin (uncredited)
- Lisa Osmond known as Gringotts Goblin (uncredited)
- Keijo Salmela known as Gringtotts Goblin (uncredited)
- Arti Shah known as Gringotts Goblin (uncredited)
- Aaron Virdee known as Gryffindor Senior (uncredited)
- Amy Wiles known as Slytherin Student (uncredited)
Production Companies:
- Warner Bros. (presents)
- Heyday Films
- Moving Picture Company (MPC)
MPAA: Rated PG-13 for some sequences of intense action violence and frightening images
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011) Review by DoctorBatmanPotter from United States
I watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 and was verypleased with how well it stuck to the book. Because of this, I had highexpectations for Part 2. I mean, if you did so well in the first half,you have to do just as well in the second half, right? Right? Wrong.
The movie started off very well, starting from exactly where it leftoff in Part 1 and staying faithful to the book all the way to whenHarry and co break into Hogwarts. That's where it starts to go downhill.
*Spoilers!*
The good:
- Neville. He was perfectly perfect. I really wish they gave him morescreen time because he was adorable.
- The Gringott's scene. Very well done.
- The emotion we are shown from Snape. Throughout the series, he's beenrather monotonous and emotionless. In the pensieve, we see a differentside of him and it is a refreshing change.
- The battle at Hogwarts. It was intense and wonderfully done.
- Helena Ravenclaw. It was very emotional and creepy. Although they didnot tell us her back story with the Bloody Baron.
- Rupert Grint and Dan Radcliffe shirtless. That's certainly a plus.
OK you know it's bad when I resort to writing about that.
The bad:
- They completely took out the scene where Harry and Luna go into theRavenclaw Common Room, where they are ambushed by one of the Carrows.It appeared as if they would show it, as I hope they would (I've alwayswanted to see the other common rooms), but then they don't. Hm.
- Fred's death scene. Gone. Yup. They show his body once at the end anddon't even give you time to grieve before moving on to the next scene.This was an insult to his character's memory.
- Crabbe's disappeared. Gets replaced by Zabini, and replaced in adifferent way by Goyle.
- Snape's memories are rushed and they take out some of the mostinteresting memories. They just go through a few of them quickly. I'vealways enjoyed the memories, because you get to see life at Hogwartsthrough the eyes of someone else for a change, in a different time era.
- Hermione and Ron battle Nagini, and eventually Neville slays thesnake. Eventually. It takes some time getting to that scene.
- There is not a single mention of Teddy Lupin. That is, until the endwhen Harry suddenly knows about Lupin's son. Weird, considering Harrywas camping in a forest and hadn't heard of any of this.
- Collin Creevey is replaced by that random Nigel kid.
- The students are not sent home. No, the teachers think it's OK tojust lock the Slytherins in the dungeons and let everybody else stayand fight.
- Still no mention of the significance of the horcruxes. Hufflepuff'scup is just a plain old cup that Voldy turned into a horcrux.
- Not enough interaction with characters other than the trio. Too muchHarry. It's as if everybody else just have cameos.
- Random scene where they blow up one of the bridges (ignoring the factthat there are like 2 other bridges that would take them into theschool).
- Voldemort's and Bellatrix's death = explosion into confetti!
- Percy's on the good side all of a sudden. No explanation at all (areoccurring theme with Yates, don't you think?).
- Harry does not fix his old wand with the Elder Wand. No, instead hetakes the Elder Wand and SNAPS IT IN HALF. Is that even possible? Ididn't think so. So Harry breaks the wand and then chucks it into theabyss. Really Yates, really?
- All of the fun and cheerful dialogue from the future scene has beenresorted to everybody staring and smiling at each other. No explanationonce again. They don't even say who's who! Plus there is absolutely nochemistry between Dan and Albus Severus. And it was really awkward tosee them all with old make up on.
- Goodbye Dumbledore's back story!
- Too many attempts at one-liners and humorless jokes.
*End of Spoilers*
All in all, all of the personality and charm of the series was zappedaway in an attempts to make this final movie is action-packed aspossible. It's a shame to see something that you've grown up with,learned to love, taken and twisted into somebody's 'vision.' I mean,why bother adding your own unimportant scenes to the movie, when thereare perfectly good ones in the book that you did not bother using atall? There's no...bonding with the characters, no connection with themyou felt in Part 1. I did not feel the love for this movie like I hadwith the book. There was just so much significance that was left out ofthat movie, and it is such a shame. It had such potential to be afantastic movie, and it fell short all because of the changes that wereunnecessarily made.
See the movie, and I'm sure you'll form your own opinion of it. It'snot a bad movie, just disappointing and unsatisfying for a die-hard fanwho's been following the books for 10 years of their life.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011) Review by Grey Gardens from United States
I am a huge fan of the Harry Potter books, they're all so great andmagical. But I didn't think the film series were perfect at all, butthey were still great movies. With that, I was extremely excited to seethe end of the film franchise, and impressed with the trailers. So Ihad high expectations. And thankfully it did not disappoint, HarryPotter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II, blew past my already highexpectations and I was enthralled!
The whole movie looked spectacular! The cinematography extremely welldone, the art direction was incredible. The movie was beautiful to lookat, the visuals were spectacular and truly Oscar worthy! The setdesigners, cinematographers really need to be awarded for their work,because it looks like they spend of time and money on the look of thefilm.
The cast of the film was pretty much perfect, they should all beapplauded too. Emma Watson, as usual is and great and she'll have abright career ahead of her. Rupert Grint is pretty much great also, heis a fine actor indeed. Daniel Radcliffe did an amazing job and wasvery memorable as Harry Potter. Although I think Ralph Fiennes was thestar of the film, he did unbelievable job as the evil, crazy LordVoldemort, I think he deserves an Oscar Nomination for his role. Therest of the cast were also great too.
We all grew up overtime with the series, we followed the adventures ofHarry Potter for around 10 years, I think. It seems very weird thatthere will be no more Harry Potter films to look forward too. I willmiss the franchise very much! However I am happy the series got anamazing ending. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II is notonly the best film in the series, but it will probably be one of thebest films of 2011. Everyone should see this film, even if they don'tlike past Harry Potter films.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011) Review by rsre4-1 from United States
OVerall it was okay, and will make a bunch of money. But David Yateswas not the best to direct the Potter films. His method always seems tobe to just get through the movie as quick as possible. This has beentrue since OOTP. The problem is that such a quick pace leaves out manykey scenes and doesn't allow the viewer to make more of an emotionalinvestment in the story and the characters. Deathly Hallows 2 was nodifferent. It was enjoyable enough, I suppose. But could have been somuch better with just an additional 10 minutes of movie. A fewadditional scenes and extending a few of them just a little more couldhave added greater depth and emotion.
Spoiler alert: Just some scenes that could have been added or extended:Snapes memories- a few more scenes to greater establish his closenesswith Lilly and his role in fighting Voldemort. It would have helped toexplain why Harry named one of his kids after a man he had hated for 7years. And a few more lines to show his reluctance to have to be theone to kill Dumbledore. This would have shown Snapes greater respectand love for him.
Slightly extend the scene leading up to Mrs. Weasley fighting Belatrix.A few more seconds to establish Jinny's peril in the fight before Mrs.Weasly stepping in and uttering her great line. IT happened so fast,you could miss that Jinny was even fighting Belatrix if you blink atthe wrong time.
SHould have shown the death of Fred and Percy's reuniting with thefamily. This wouldn't have taken very long and Fred deserved to havehis death scene, rather than just being an afterthought body on astretcher.
SHould have shown a few more individual fight sequences, especiallywith Hagrid. I was beginning to wonder if Hagrid was even going toappear. And there was no emotion from him when he thought Harry wasdead.
Extend the scene of Mrs. Malfoy and Harry to better explain why shelied to Voldemort about Harry being dead.
Should have shown more entities involved in the fight, like parents,Hogsmead residence, the elves as lead by Kreacher - rather than showingmainly an army of kids fighting the Death Eaters.
MOre of the school's teachers in the fight.
The final confrontation between Harry and Voldemort could have beendone better and stayed truer to the book.
OVer all, Yates' Harry Potter movies have been rather emotionless andanti-climatic. DH2, sadly, was no different.
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