Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

So I pre-screened it before work yesterday and must say this, I am highly impressed. This is the best Potter film so far. The tone of the film is completely different from the others and the fact that all the events don't just go whipping by and that each scene can last 5 or more minutes is really nice. Also, it's a very character driven movie because there is really very little interaction with other characters, why Hagrid only has one scene, which is the case with most of the secondary characters. The whole film revolves around our little trio of Harry, Ron and Hermoine and is quite well done. If I have time in the next week, I may review it but it was quite well done IMO and gets probably a 7.5 or 8/10

Good. May see it here when it comes out, probably in about a month or so.

After seeing it, I'm actually quite looking forward to part 2 which will undoubtedly be epic and I've never really been that pumped about a Harry Potter film

I'll watch the Harry Potter films when the last part comes out. Only seen the first and maybe the 2nd one.

Yeah, the only thing with this one is it ties everything together, so seeing all the others or reading the books may be somewhat beneficial.

i read the first 3 books like 5 years ago, so i dont remember much about any harry potter stuff.
if i were to go to this movie, which i hear is good, ill have to touch up on the previous movies.

Yeah, because stuff happened in those that I just thought were part of their movies, but then in this one and naturally in the next one, stuffs suddenly being like "oh, this was actually an important hint!" It's well played IMO

Well, is there a vast difference between the films and the books? I didn't watch the last film.

I haven't read all the books, but from what I can tell, not so much. All the important stuff is there and apparently Deathly Hallows here goes almost exactly with the book from what I've heard