Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
Directed by David YatesHarry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) continue their quest of finding and destroying Voldemort's (Ralph Fiennes') 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.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 Ratings & Reviews
- speeder018October 19, 2025Amazing
- faze3September 27, 2025The best film out the lot. Just close followed by the third. But great close to the story. A part from the rush of “19yrs later”
- Raz yahavAugust 17, 2025I’m highly recommend on this movie, fantastic movie
- Chris chatterje doodyAugust 6, 2025Same wooden acting and the same convoluted plot from the book with only minimal streamlining. No proper character development. Just not worth watching the films past the third, where the magic dies.
- MikeOctober 11, 2024The Harry Potter films remain, after 20+ years and 30+ viewings each, my all-time favorite films "Lily! After all this time? - Always." First of all I have to say that the Harry Potter films are my all-time favorite films by far, so this will be more of a love letter than an actual review. I grew up with the Harry Potter films and my massive Harry Potter LEGO collection. I still remember, as a 6 year old, that my dad asked me if I wanted to see a film about a boy that can do magic. My response was “nah, I don’t like that”… 20 years and 30+ viewings have passed and I still love all the films and they are still my favorite films to watch! The first film introduced me to the wizarding world of Harry Potter and all the characters that live within it. The following films guided me through the beautiful and interesting story about Harry Potter and his friends. Changing the director from Chris Columbus, to Alfonso Cuarón, to Mike Newell and to David Yates provided the films with different cinematography and a tonal change. This personally made it feel like the films grew up simultaneously with me and also made every film feel fresh, although I do understand people don’t like the visual inconsistency. I prefer the more saturated and warmer colour grade from the earlier films, but I also like the more desaturated colour grade from The Order of the Phoenix. The colour grade on The Half-Blood Prince might be a bit too desaturated for my liking, compared to the other films. After the first 2 films the tone of them became way darker, which I really liked. The darker tone, interesting story and character arcs in; The Order of the Phoenix, The Deadly Hallows Part 2 and The Prisoner of Azkaban worked really well for me, that’s why those are my favorite Harry Potter films out of all 8. I have to admit that my favorites can change everytime I watch the films again, because I really love all of them. I have never watched 1 Harry Potter film at the time, I always watch all 8 of them back to back within 2 days, about twice a year. This way I can be fully transported into the wizarding world. The Harry Potter films are not the type of films where I pay close attention to the cinematography, because the worldbuilding is so strong and alive that the importance of the cinematography fades to the background. What does enhance the worldbuilding is the magical and mysterious scores by John Williams, Nicholas Hooper, Patrick Doyle and Alexandre Despat. Especially the John William scores have a distinctive sound that is, arguably, one of the best film scores of alltime. I tried to implement some negative aspects about the films, but I literally can’t come up with one. These films are, for me personally, perfection and as good as it gets. Read full review at Letterboxd: Mike_v_E
- erdenebnaJuly 10, 2025Why dont watch
- Manuel FrangisApril 6, 2025I just watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. This is how you end a story. It is intense, emotional, and completely satisfying from beginning to end. Everything the series has built up to finally comes together in one powerful, nonstop final chapter that delivers on every level. I felt every second of it. Right from the start, the movie throws you straight into the action. There is no slow buildup. The characters are in the middle of their mission, and the stakes have never been higher. The tone is serious. The danger feels real. You know that not everyone is going to make it out, and that weight hangs over the whole movie. That feeling of finality gives every scene more meaning. Daniel Radcliffe gives his best performance as Harry in this one. You can see just how much he has grown. He is brave, focused, and completely ready to do what needs to be done. His scenes carry so much emotion, especially the quiet ones where you can tell everything is hitting him all at once. Rupert Grint and Emma Watson are right there with him, and their friendship feels unbreakable. They are not just characters anymore. They feel like people you have known for years. The action scenes in this movie are on another level. The battles are huge, but they never lose their emotional focus. Every spell, every fight, every sacrifice matters. You are not just watching a war. You are watching characters you care about try to protect everything they love. The movie keeps that balance between spectacle and heart the whole way through. The music is incredible. It brings back some familiar themes but adds new ones that match the scale of what is happening. The way the score builds during certain moments had me on the edge of my seat. Visually, the movie is stunning. From quiet character moments to giant magical battles, every shot looks amazing. The way light and shadow are used adds even more emotion. There are also some big emotional reveals and character moments that hit hard. I will not spoil anything, but a few scenes gave me chills. The movie finds time to slow down when it needs to and gives certain characters the moments they deserve. That is what makes it all feel so complete. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is wasted. One of the best parts is how it brings everything full circle. Things that were set up years ago come back in ways that feel natural and powerful. You feel the history of the story. You feel how far everyone has come. It honors the journey in a way that is both satisfying and emotional. I give Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 5 out of 5 stars because it is everything a final chapter should be. It is action packed, emotional, beautifully made, and brings the story to an unforgettable close. Overall Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is a masterpiece of a finale that pays off years of buildup in the best way possible. It is not just a great Harry Potter movie. It is one of the best endings to any story I have ever seen. I loved every moment of it and will never forget how it made me feel.
- Tegu0118June 1, 2025Tears all around 😭😭😭😭
- macaron32June 26, 2025Harry Potter at the end should have said Well that just happened 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😅😅😂😅😂🤣😂😅🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
- PhineasJuly 10, 2025The climactic masterpiece before Endgame. Vastly improved areas from the book that were sorely lacking in my opinion. A near perfect ending to the franchise.
- DANNYZUKO78June 27, 2025I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO SAY. NO ONE CALL HELENA BONHAM CARTER A B**** NO ONE. LORD VOLDEMORT HAVE NO NOSE I FIND THAT SCARY. I WONDER IF IT WOULD HURT IF I GOT ZAPPED BY THAT THING.
- mickerdooJuly 3, 2025The action packed finale that turns everything you thought you knew on your ear. Pretty incredible.
- The Movie HaterJune 8, 2025Ew. I hated this movie. Absolutely terrible.
