harry potter deathly hallows part 1 end in book

The trio are also given ample opportunities to showcase their own individual qualities and strengths. Harry's own relationship with Hermione is also beautifully portrayed, demonstrated by a touching sequence together in Godric's Hollow and a moment when Harry tries to encourage Hermione to dance with him after they suffer a loss. Ron and Hermione's developing romance - a highlight in the books - continues to flourish here with a series of sweet interactions (her teaching him piano, him brushing a stray hair from her face) that remind you of friends you know should be together but neither wants to take the first step. Nevertheless, the extended time spent together in the wilderness is never boring and it allows us to really appreciate the chemistry and closeness of the trio (and also their real-life counterparts) and how they have matured since their big screen debut.

Furthermore, at just under 150 minutes it's a long ride with much of the focus on the trio as they traipse from location to secluded location to avoid detection while not a lot else happens action-wise. While it's probably fair to assume that a majority of viewers will have read the books, for those that haven't things could become a bit confusing. The story sees Harry (Radcliffe), Ron (Grint) and Hermione (Watson) continue their dangerous quest to find the Horcruxes (pieces of Voldemort's soul that hold the key to his life and death) - but a crackdown on traitors and mudbloods, not to mention the Death Eaters taking control of the Ministry Of Magic, mean they are forced to go on the run as they try to decipher three clues left by Dumbledore in his will that might help their mission. Instead we have snatchers, muggle murders and dementors casting their gloom across Britain as the Death Eaters attempt to purify magical society and Lord Voldemort (Fiennes) searches for the powerful Deathly Hallows. Gone are the merry feasts at Hogwarts, shopping excursions to Diagon Alley and thrilling Quidditch tournaments. Rowling's mesmerising universe, it's very clear times have changed since we first met a newly magical Harry Potter back when he was seeking a Philosopherâ€™s Stone.

As we enter the penultimate instalment of J.K. 'These are dark times', says Minister Of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour (Nighy) at the beginning of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows: Part 1.

Harry potter deathly hallows part 1 end in book