This by a very close margin is the second worst of the entire Harry Potter Saga. It is a shame that the series which had started off at such a strong point started to go down so badly after the 4th installment. Of course the effects and acting are always improving, but the story is sort of a back stage now it feels like to impressive effects. Not only that but it is way too big of a task to try and adapt a book that is over half a thousand pages into a two and a half hour movie. I can get that, but it is still very hard to handle a bit of the time. Not only that but the death scene at the end of the movie is just not really all that investing when it should have been the best death scene in the series.

Hp6 I 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 > HP5 What helps put this film ahead of some of the other films is Alan Rickman's performance.

With all of the films you can notice that the acting is improving with the maturity of the characters. You can tell that there is a close bond between the actors of which all pull of their roles well. The directing and visual effects, like all of the films to date does not disappoint. In all a great family film, a pleasure to watch and I would recommend this film to most people. I am glad that the final film will be split into two parts, to be honest they could have done it with this film! *** For people who have never seen any of the films or read the books I took my friend with me who has not seen or read any of the books and he was completely lost throughout the film (Although he still enjoyed it!). If you wish to see this I would recommend you need to see Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix first. Otherwise you may find this film a little confusing.