As a movie it's the most well crafted of the series. But as an adaptation of the book, it was by far the worst.

No Quidditch for years, and suddenly we get tryouts and snippets of a match because it's plot-relevant again. I know there's only so much that can be packed into a movie series, even one with such long installments as this, but a little backstory on how Harry got to be team captain and what happened to Wood would have been nice.

I really dug the teenage drama in this one. Hermione being jealous of Ron is great. Hermione being jealous of Harry and his book was even better. The way Harry acts when lucky. Loves potions being used on the wrong person is funny. As is everything JIm Broadbent does, he was a great addition. While this was light at times it also has some of the darkest stuff at the end. The whole set piece with Harry and Dumbledore and then right into his death. It really brings the movie down at the end. When those two are together is when the move works best. Still I loved this one and it is one of my favorites.

I lost the count of how many times I saw each Harry Potter film.

I really did not like this movie as much as the previous ones, but it's still quite interesting.

Voldemort's plans go ahead, do Dumbledore too? They could I have focused on the history of Voldemort, in the search for the Horcruxes, but focus on love

can’t believe they cut out the most iconic scene: Harry marveling at watching Dumbledore’s cut bod and 8-pack abs swimming through the ocean

I'm watching the whole Harry Potter series for the first time, and this is the only film I didn't like It. It felt boring until the ending. The ending was great, left me excited for the final two movies, but the movie is not that good.

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This was my favorite of the movies/books!

Never enjoyed so much time dedicated to "love troubles". I think this is the worst of all HP movies.

For years this movie was my least favorite. The film starting with Harry reading a Wizarding World newspaper. In front of muggles at a muggle diner. Felt careless and out of character.
To me that was a flawed start to the film. Then most of the rest of movie. It is like it is trying to find itself. With a great portion of it just about teen romance.
Too much romance and not enough magical moments. Watching the film again. I even realized that there’s not much of the Half Blood Prince book. Harry is preoccupied with too much for scenes of him even learning spells from the book.
He is either comforting a love sick Hermione. Trying to get memories of Tom Riddle from a professor and following Draco around. As well as realizing he has feelings for Ginny Weasley.
With that said even the worst one of the Potter movie series. Is still a good movie. Definitely better than Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.

The teacher of Defense against Dark Arts must be changed every movie :joy:
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I started watching this series so people can't say "What?! You never seen Harry Potter?" and judge me for it. But I'm actually enjoying this one. I really like Snape. Malfoy is still a bellend though.

it’s the best movie in the franchise

"The Dim One". That is Potter to a T.

This movie is really carried by Jim Broadbent. The story is told with lots of random junk thrown in. In a way, it really just seems like filler material. Very little new plot is established. The 5 minutes to reveal the horcruxes could have been in the previous movie or the next movie. Nothing else was really all that interesting to the development of the plot. This movie has some horrid directing (Yates is the worst director of the series and they give him 4 movies... go figure...) and storytelling (the use of quidditch in the plot makes no sense given its lack of importance for several movies... leave it out), this is probably the peak of the last half of the series. The previous movie was just bad and the last two movies are a real letdown. Very disappointing all around.