Not the best Harry Potter Film, that one goes to Cuaron and his great work with Prisoner of Azkaban but this one grabs a seat as a great thrill ride towards a conclusion fans have waited for for a long time. The dim, quiet rushes through forests and the tension between Ron and Harry, with Hermione in a disposition, delivers in a way that the audience, especially fans of the book, would appreciate. Seeing an in depth focus on the characters and Harry's descent toward helplessness and doubt towards Dumbledore's intentions and his own intentions for the greater good of the whole wizarding world.

This is a movie that reeled me in as a fan, seeing the emotions written in every page of the book brought to life by Steve Kloves' mastery and David Yates' artistry. By the final scene, they leave you unfulfilled (as a predisposed part 1 should) but a with joy nonetheless. One more thing: The Tale of the Three Brothers was great animation, great story telling, and wonderful by itself.