Monday, November 21, 2011

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 Review










Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2


Release Date: 13th July 2011 - Australia


Production Companies
Warner Bros. Pictures
Heyday Films

Distribution
Roadshow Films


Genre: Fantasy

Rating: M

Runtime: 130 minutes


Budget: $250,000,000

Box Office Gross: 
$1,356,962,211 (Worldwide)


Plot Summary
In the epic second part,
the battle between good
and evil in the Wizarding
world has escalated into
an all-out war. The stakes
have never been high,
and no one is unprepared.
It is up to Harry Potter,
who may be the only one
called upon to make the
ultimate sacrifice as he
draws near to the
climactic showdown with Lord Voldemort. It all ends here.


Cast 
Daniel Radcliffe - Harry Potter
Rupert Grint - Ron Weasley
Emma Watson - Hermione Granger
Ralph Fiennes - Lord Voldemort
Tom Felton - Draco Malfoy
Alan Rickman - Severus Snape
Helena Bonham Carter - Bellatrix Lestrange
Jim Broadbent - Horace Slughorn
Robbie Coltrane - Rubeus Hagrid
Michael Gambon - Albus Dumbledore
John Hurt - Ollivander
Jason Isaacs - Lucius Malfoy
Helen McCrory - Narcissa Malfoy
Gary Oldman - Sirius Black (Cameo)
Maggie Smith - Minerva McGonagall
David Thewlis - Remus Lupin
Emma Thompson - Sybill Trelawney
Julie Walters - Molly Weasley
Mark Williams - Arthur Weasley
Warwick Davis - Griphook/
Filius Flitwick
Ciarán Hinds - Aberforth Dumbledore
Hebe Beardsall - Ariana Dumbledore
Evanna Lynch - Luna Lovegood
Bonnie Wright - Ginny Weasley
James & Oliver Phelps - Fred
& George Weasley
Matthew Lewis - Neville Longbottom
Devon Murray - Seamus Finnigan
Chris Rankin - Percy Weasley
Joshua Herdman - Gregory Goyle
Louis Cordice - Blaise Zabini
Kelly Macdonald - Helena Ravenclaw
Miriam Margoyles - Professor Pomona Sprout
Gemma Jones - Madam Pomfrey
Jessie Cave - Lavender Brown
Afshan Azad - Padma Patil
Isabella Laughland - Leanne
Anna Shaffer - Romilda Vale
Katie Leung - Cho Chang
Freddie Stroma - Cormac McLaggen
William Melling - Nigel
Scarlett Hefner - Pansy Parkinson
Alfred Enoch - Dean Thomas
Georgina Leonida - Katie Bell
George Harris - Kingsley Shacklebolt
Domnhall Gleeson - Bill Weasley
Sian Grace Phillips - Screaming Girl
Clémence Poésy - Fleur Delacour
Natalie Tena - Nymphadora Tonks
Nick Moran - Scabior
Dave Legeno - Fenrir Greyback
Guy Henry - Pius Thicknesse
Suzanne Toase - Alecto Carrow
Ralph Ineson - Amycus Carrow
Adrian Rawlins - James Potter
Geraldine Somerville - Lily Potter
Toby Papworth - Baby Harry Potter
Ellie Darcey-Alden - Young Lily
Ariella Paradise - Young Petunia
Benedict Clarke - Young Severus Snape
Leslie Phillips - The Sorting Hat (Voice)
Alfie McIlwain - Young James Potter
Rohan Gotobed - Young Sirius Black
Sean Biggerstaff - Oliver Wood (Cameo)
(Uncredited)
Arthur Bowen - Albus Severus Potter -
19 Years Later
Daphne de Beistegui - Lily Potter -
19 Years Later
Will Dunn - James Potter - 19 Years Later
Jade Gordon - Astoria Malfoy - 19 Years Later
Bertie Gilbert - Scorpius Malfoy -
19 Years Later
Helena Barlow - Rose Weasley -
19 Years Later
Ryan Turner - Hugo Weasley - 19 Years Later

Crew 
Based on the Novel "Harry Potter and the
Deathly Hallows"/Producer - J. K. Rowling
Director - David Yates
Screenplay - Steve Kloves
Script Supervisor - Anna Worley
Executive Producer - Lionel Wigram
Executive Producer/Producer - David Heyman
Producers - David Barron and
Debbi Bossi (3D Version)
Co-Producer/Unit Production Manager -
Tim Lewis
Co-Producer - John Trehy
Casting Director - Fiona Weir
Chief Animal Trainer - Gary Gero
Production Designer - Stuart Craig
Conceptual Artists - Adam Brockbank,
Paul Catling, Peter McKinstry and
Andrew Williamson
Supervising Art Director - Neil Lamont
Senior Art Director - Andrew Ackland-Snow
Art Directors - Alastair Bullock,
Martin Foley, Kate Grimble, Hattie Story
Christian Huband, Molly Hughes,
Gary Tomkins, Mark Bartholomew,
Nicholas Henderson, Peter Dorme and
Ashley Winter
Construction Manager - Paul J. Hayes
HOD Supervising Modeller - Pierre Bohanna
Set Decorators - Stephenie McMillan
and Rosie Goodwin
Property Master - Barry Wilkinson
Assistant Property Master - Ben Wilkinson
Special Makeup Effects - Nick Dudman
Makeup Designer - Amanda Knight
Hair Designer - Lisa Tomblin
Supervising Prosthetic Makeup Artists -
Mark Coulier, Katy Fray and Paul Spateri
Costume Designer - Jany Temime
Director of Photography - Eduardo Serra
Director of Photography: Second Unit -
Mike Brewster
Underwater Director of Photography -
Tim Wooster
"B" Camera Operators - David Morgan
and David Worley
Supervising Location Manager - Sue Quinn
Location Managers - Mark Sooner,
Steve Harvey, Joseph Jayawardena
and Lee Robertson
Production Manager - Simon Emanuel
First Assistant Director - Jamie Christopher
Key Second Assistant Director - Matthew Sharp
Second Unit Director - Stephen Woolfenden
Stunt Coordinator - Greg Powell
Stunt Coordinator: Additional Elements
Unit - Eunice Huthart
Aerial Coordinator - Marc Woolf
Diving Coordinator - Dave Shaw
Special Effects Supervisor - John Richardson
Special Effects Assistant Supervisor - Steve Hamilton
Special Effects Coordinator - Rosie Richardson
Visual Effects Supervisors - Tim Burke,
Chris Shaw and John Moffat
Craig Clarke, Adrian Chan,
and Matt Jacobs
Visual Effects Supervisor: MPC - Greg Butler
Visual Effects Supervisor: Double Negative -
David Vickery
Visual Effects Supervisor: Framestore - Andy Kind
Visual Effects Supervisor: Baseblack -
Matthew Twyford
Visual Effects Producer - Emma Norton
Visual Effects Producer: MPC - Oliver Money
Digital Effects Supervisors: Cinesite - Holger Voss
and Andy Robinson 
VFX Animation Supervisor: MPC - Ferran Domenech
2D Supervisor: Double Negative - Sean Stranks
Film Editor - Mark Day
Sound Designers - Michael Fentum
and Dominic Gibbs
Supervising Sound Editor - James Mather
Sound Effects Editors - Jed Loughran,
Samir Foco and Alistair Hawkins
Production Sound Mixer - Stuart Wilson
ADR Supervisor - Daniel Laurie
Re-Recording Mixers - Mike Dowson,
Stuart Hilliker and Adam Scrivener
Foley Mixers - Glen Gathard
and Luke Brown
Foley Artists - Peter Burgis
and Andie Derrick
Music/Score Producer - Alexandre Desplat
Composer: Themes - John Williams
Composer: "Dumbledore's Farewell" -
Nicholas Hooper
Score Producer/Music Recordist
and Mixer - Peter Cobbin


Review
Continuing where the last movie left off, DEATHLY HALLOWS: PART 2 was exciting but ultimately the final chapter of the film series. J. K. Rowling deserves to be proud of this interpretation of her last Harry Potter book, and wow, what a powerful finale! In this movie, there is a lot of spellbinding action and heartbreak. It contains more than a few surprises and continuing acting performances like Alan Rickman, who appears in his last time as Severus Snape, a character he played since the first Harry Potter feature, The Philosopher's Stone.

DEATHLY HALLOWS: PART 2 is the best of the Harry Potter features and my second favourite movie of 2011. I like to invite all my viewers to comment on what they thought of the film, especially Potter fans.

Star rating: (5/5) Best Movie Ever

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1 comment:

  1. It was a good movie i can't believe harry dies and comes back to life your has told me extra information i didn't know

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