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Harry Potter And The Sorcer's Stone: Movie Analysis
Following Harry Potter on an incredible journey, full of thrill, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, part 2, is full excitement. This movie has been a phenomena since the very first movie, Harry Potter and the Sorcer’s Stone, launched on November, 2001. After ten hers we come together to put an end to the story of “the boy who lived” in the last battle against the forces of evil. The cast, cinematography, and mystery in this film made on of the finest films ever created. Each feature in this movie encompassed a great detail and the cast were able to perfectly bring to life the characters of the original book series of Harry Potter written by J. K. Rowling. In this movie we find ourselves in much darker place that the one we have
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