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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

  • Directed by David Yates
  • Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint
  • Rated PG-13
3.5 pulses

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 marks the beginning of the end of a story that began 13 years ago. After the return of Voldemort, the death of Dumbledore, and a regime change within the Ministry of Magic, Harry Potter and his supporters find themselves being hunted and persecuted by the rising tide of dark wizards and witches.

Though the previous chapters in this fantasy have centered around Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s education and adventures at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the glorious castle of learning is noticeably absent from this penultimate movie, which splits author J.K. Rowling’s final book into a two-part finale. Here, Harry and company quit school in order to find the four remaining horcruxes—magic-infused talismans, each holding a piece of Voldemort’s soul. The famous trio hops across the British countryside searching for clues to the whereabouts of the horcruxes while discovering new mysteries of wizarding lore.

This may sound like typical fantasy genre fare, but for those who have grown up alongside the chosen one, you know that these are dire times indeed. Ever since Dumbledore’s demise, death has been a frequent and serious concern for all who side with Harry. Visually, the film reflects the dark times, rivaling The Prisoner of Azkaban for the title of Darkest Harry Potter Movie. This is not to say, however, that the muted tone results in a flat viewing experience.

Harry’s last escape from Privet Drive, Bill and Fleur’s wedding, Godric’s Hollow, the Ministry caper, Malfoy Manor, and other favorite set pieces from the first half of the book are as exciting and vibrant as ever. Magical action and adventure have always been the series’ strong suit.

Another high point has been Harry, Ron, and Hermione’s ever-growing friendship. Whether mystery solving or fretting over their O.W.L.s, their friendly, chiding, witty retorts kept things light and down-to-earth despite their otherworldly surroundings. With death knocking on their door, however, their tale takes a turn for the melodramatic that discourages more often than invites audience empathy.

Though Harry Potter 7.1 is by no means a masterpiece (those unfamiliar with the extensive backstory may find themselves a bit lost), it does a fine job of setting up what is sure to be an epic final act.

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