Grint and Watson add some much-needed levity with their sweet romantic overtures, but while they're off fighting Death Eaters hand-in-hand, it's Radcliffe's big moment to propel the action to Harry's final confrontation with Voldemort.

He switches from Part 1's sparse, atmospheric tone to a relentlessly intense war film in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2. Show moreĭirector David Yates has been at the helm of the Harry Potter series since the fifth film, and he sends it off with a spectacular finish. Thus begins the climactic Battle of Hogwarts, in which Harry makes life-changing discoveries, while his friends take up wands to help him save the wizarding world. Lord Voldemort ( Ralph Fiennes) declares all-out war on Harry, whom he's desperate to kill before Harry can destroy all of the remaining horcruxes and render him mortal again. With aid from Aberforth Dumbledore ( Ciarán Hinds) and Neville Longbottom ( Matthew Lewis), who's assembled all of their friends, the central trio goes back to a Death Eater-run Hogwarts, now led by Headmaster Severus Snape ( Alan Rickman). But after a death-defying escape, Harry realizes that they must return to Hogwarts to find the final items they seek. Harry enlists injured goblin Griphook ( Warwick Davis) to help them break into Bellatrix Lestrange's ( Helena Bonham Carter) vault at Gringotts in search of more missing horcruxes. HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS, PART 2 begins when we last saw Harry ( Daniel Radcliffe), Ron ( Rupert Grint), and Hermione ( Emma Watson) convalescing at Shell Cottage after Dobby died rescuing them from certain death at Malfoy Manor. Themes include courage, perseverance, and teamwork. And in the end, it's not the violence that viewers will take away, but the idea that every hero, no matter how brave, needs loyal friends to defeat evil and that love lives on even in the face of death. Despite the raging battle, Ron ( Rupert Grint) and Hermione ( Emma Watson) at last find a moment to snog and spend most of the movie holding on to each other Harry and Ginny ( Bonnie Wright) also share a quick kiss. In a few scenes, everyone is bloodied and injured or dead, and it's brutal to watch (a shot of dead goblins is particularly gruesome, and one character's death at the fangs of an evil snake gets pretty gory). Most happen off camera, but several bodies are shown. Because the majority of the movie is an all-out battle between Lord Voldemort ( Ralph Fiennes) and his army against Harry ( Daniel Radcliffe) and his allies at Hogwarts, there's an extremely high body count - including the deaths of several beloved supporting characters. Rowling), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, is the deadliest, most intense, and most touching installment of the lot. Parents need to know that the epic finale of the Harry Potter movie saga (all based on the books by J.K.

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