"YEAR FIVE."
The rebellion begins in this fifth installment of the "Harry Potter" film franchise. Let's get down to business on my review:
Harry Potter is reunited with his friends, and he meets many members of a secret society called the Order of the Phoenix, who once fought against Lord Voldemort and his death eaters, and he learns more about these wierd dreams he's having about a door at the end of a silent corridor. Apparently, Harry figures out that Voldemort is looking for something that's behind that door. Something that he didn't have last time. Unfortunately, the real truth is that Harry will find out more about the connection he has with Voldemort.
In this 5th "Harry Potter" movie, Harry is faced with the unreliability of the very government of the magical world and the impotence of the authorities at Hogwarts. Despite this, Harry finds depth and strength in his friends, beyond what even he knew; boundless loyalty; and unbearable sacrifice. That's partnership!
A greater storyline compared to the book, but with some MINOR parts excluded: like Kreacher, the grouchy house-elf. He was only shown in one part in the movie but nothing else after that! The book contained more of Harry's dreams, but the movie only had the MAJOR parts of them and the small MINOR parts from the book were cut out like whenever Harry falls asleep and has a dream about that door in like a brief moment before waking up. That's what I mean. That's all I know.
Once again, another perfect cast for another "Harry Potter" movie! Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson are still playing their main roles. Emma Watson is now a beautiful teenage actress! I LIKE HER! There's also a new performance from Imelda Staunton as the annoying new teacher Professor Umbridge, who did good. The actors playing the teachers and fifth-year students are still the same.
David Yates, yet another unknown guy I've never heard of, directs this movie. Instead of Chris Columbus on the first two, Alfonso Cuaron on the third one, and Mike Newell on the fourth one, David Yates seems like he really is the perfect guy for the remaining "Harry Potter" movies. He's brilliant! If only he should of directed the first four "Harry Potter" movies as well. Just saying.
The "Harry Potter" movies are getting more better in each movie, and I recommend this movie to many of you! In this 5th year at Hogwarts, the fight with Lord Voldemort begins!
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