OK thats the 2nd time they have blown the International Statute of Secrecy to smithereens but apart from that this movie numbs you, goosebumps you, sends a shiver down your spine (like Dementors are nearby). A thrilling, very gripping and the loyalest to the great novels yet, this movie is a definite must-see. Lets start with the story; as I said it's very (almost completely) loyal to the book, you don't have to worry about that. Gripping, oh and BTW the Tale of the Three Brothers is filmed beautifully. Its very creative. Number two, is the acting of the three most likable stars, Daniel Radcliffe is politely and tauntingly replying to all those skeptics and critics that he's really grown into a marvellous actor and that he'll never ever be stereotyped. Rupert Grint has portrayed the brooding, friendly, a bit double-minded and the deepest fears of Ron Weasley as though they are his own, from now on versatility has a new meaning - Rupert Grint I am still recovering from this girl who I don't know why is trying to blow me away, apart............anything Emma Watson has shown that she's the top girl in Hollywood for a reason. She's attached to Hermione Jean Granger like they are Loving sisters and for that matter she shuts up those blabbing mouths that had been critical of the fact that she once thought of leaving the series and never fully or truly came back. Believe me I am not biased but these three are future Hall of Famers. Tom Felton hasn't had much to do yet cause Draco's major portion is the second part as is Ralph Fiennes's but I know they're gonna be great. The rest of the cast including everyone from Dobby to the newest Potter Cast member - Rhys Ifans (Xenophilius) and also Bill Nighy (Rufus Scrimgeour), were an absolute delight to watch.I was so much absorbed in the movie that the 148 minutes of this fantabulous flick flew by like 20 minutes or so.

Nutshell - Do yourself a favour and watch this movie for sure. P.S:- Oscar nomination for Best Cinematography for this movie is a must.