How do things like effects and acting get worse and worse as the actors get older and more experienced and technology gets more advanced?This movie is pretty bad. The story is mostly filler, most of the characters are underdeveloped or unlikable. Nothing is explained. The only reason anyone would watch this movie is because they are invested in the series. On its own, this movie isn't very good. Yes, there is some entertainment to be found - but it is mindless entertainment. This movie is too long and uninspired by anything more creative than money.

This was way too long, the CGI wasn't that good, so many scenes that shouldn't be in the movie in my opinion, and the entire first half had no interesting or fresh and memorable scenes. What I think makes this movie still a watchable one is the chemistry, the interesting themes and the last 35 minutes.

This is the only one in the entire series that I am not really able to watch all the way through without wanting to give up. Every other movie in the series I am able to watch and not have a problem with, besides just this one. The entire film was really hard to sit through due to the fact that the characters are not all that interesting and the entire context of the plot of the film is nothing else besides a bridge piece. The only thing about this movie that was worth watching was the final battle with Voldemort and the fact that now everybody is forced to accept the fact that he is back. But outside of the final half hour of the movie the entire thing was nothing else to really make it worth it.

Hp5I just finished watching all the Harry Potter films back to back to back to back. What a crazy trip. Before starting this review, here is my ranking, from best to worst:HP4 > HP8 > HP1 > HP6 > HP7 > HP2 > HP3 > HP5Yeah. This is my least favorite Potter film. Nothing more to say about it.