![]() Harry Potter - The Boy Who Lived The Boy Whom Things Happened To The Boy Who Briefly Took the Reins and Then Ceded Them Again, reverting to passivity as recently as Deathly Hallows: Part 1 - is now, almost unexpectedly, not a boy of any sort, but a man. Now, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 restores balance to the Force: Though (surprisingly) the briefest film in the series, at only 130 minutes, it achieves an epic, even operatic scope and scale that earlier films groped for without really achieving. ![]() ![]() The first half of Rowling’s seventh book was dominated by a camping trip from hell and Twilighty angst that made for a dreary, unmagical and - for less than fully initiated fans - downright confusing middle movie, the only film in the series I didn’t enjoy on some level. ![]()
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