Movie Review - Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the sixth film in the franchise is a film that has arrived late in eight months. It's worth the extra wait? Let's just say that it welcomed the series.

wizarding world knows now that Voldemort has returned. As you would think the fear is everywhere, and even the Death Eaters attack the Muggle world. Dumbledore has decided to prepare to fight Harry knows is fast approaching, and to this end he also recruit Horace Slughorn as a new teacher to find a trace of Voldemort's power.

Meanwhile, Lucius Malfoy disappears after his death eater identity of the public and his son Draco was selected by the Dark Lord I have the dangerous task at Hogwarts. Snape seems to reveal his true colors by

making a vow to protect Malfoy in order for him to tell Voldemort met, and I, if a student fails. Harry became very suspicious of both of them, but as we all know that he hates Malfoy nobody believes him. And Dumbledore and Snape Red Phoenix confidence course.

Back at Hogwarts, love is in the air. Ginny Weasley is dating Dean Thomas and Ron is jealous of his little sister, but he also has a Lavender Brown, after it was all the time. Hermione feels jealous too Ron, but decides to tell him her feelings. And Harry begins to notice Ginny.

Once again, David Yates is the director's chair, and the style of the Order of the Phoenix is still present. And it looks like a good thing now that we are approaching the final chapters of this saga. After being absent in the last film, series regular Steve Kloves back as a writer, a story is generally well designed, fortunately without undue exposure to the dialogue.

Voldemort is absent from the film, but its presence can be felt throughout the body. Bellatrix Lestrange, played perfectly by Helena Bonham Carter, leading the way for the dark wizards, and Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy gets to the scary level of his character is not known in the past. With both Harry and Draco taking order from the two most powerful wizards on each side there is a rivalry between them greater than they had been present before.

There's not much to say about the three young actors at the center of this story. They all have proven capable of handling its characters through the series. The main new feature this time, Jim Broadbent as Professor Horace Slughorn, looks like a fun good hearted wizard, but deep down he is hiding a secret from Voldemort's past that concerns him. He loves to link up with the talented students and develop a special relationship with Harry. And speaking of that, now that Sirius is dead, Harry finds Dumbledore in greater confidence and friends who were in the past. Harry will do anything to make a wise wizard asks him, and Dumbledore will do everything to protect his student. I think the best thing in the whole film and makes it all the more tragic end.

And what about the Half-Blood Prince? I do not think that much importance to the film just made me curious about why, when he discovered, he is called by that name.

and music by Nicholas Hooper have one with a score in the same spirit of the Order of the Phoenix, which perfectly fits this film. Ting-I just really did not like was the use cues from their previous result on this one. It's really taken off these pictures. But I liked the subtle use of certain motifs from Williams compositions, especially in the Quidditch scene. more deeper investigation is the result of the review of the soundtrack page.

At the end of the movie you are left as if you were the big time, but nothing has really changed, and the losses you have suffered in vain. It was heartbreaking at the end of the film is almost no sense of hope for the future. This could be down for some audiences, but I personally like this kind of story. I'm hoping that what happened here will have significance in the last two films, which will again be directed by Yates.