In my opinion, the Harry Potter movies are maybe the best series of movies, ever created. But Deathly Hallows Part 1, so boring, realizing, that the producers made it just to make extra money.Each book, has one movie. So, Deathly Hallows should have one movie..

The cast can't pass for teenagers anymore (though they've been pushing it for a while now, and to say that's the least believable part of the series is a testament to its stellar world building) so it's lucky that the 'school-kid' aspect of the story is the least prevalent so far, with the action taking place entirely outside of Hogwarts. 'Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010)' starts off strong but comes screeching to a halt right after an enthralling sneaky section set inside the ministry of magic, stopping for around an hour with almost nothing happening in terms of plot or character, and it's this section that drags the film down to be perhaps the least successful in the series, tied only with the first. That's not to say its bad, though - far from it. It's just a different beast with a slower pace and something different to offer. 7/10

Harry, Ron and Hermoine fight against the dark forces while at the same time making all attempts at destroying the Horcruxes. The sharp entry and exit from the Gringotts gives goosebumps. The exit of Ron after strife and dramatic entry and destroying of horcrux add as complementary. The betrayal of Luna's father and sacrifice of Tobby are worth mentioning. The part ends with Voldemort gaining access to Elder wand and is supposed to be most powerful.

This movie is without a doubt drawn out and overly exaggerated. I haven't read the books, but I can't believe that JK Rowlings would have written hundreds of pages of boring material with nothing happening. This movie lacks interest and could have been edited down to one hour of screen time for an extended version of both deathly hollows as one movie. I'm not impressed one bit by this 2.5 hour snore.