"After all this time?"

"Always."

- Severus Snape

The amazing story of Harry Potter finally meet it's end. I find my heart broken again after seeing the movie, just like what happened after i finish the book. The Harry Potter & The Philosopher's Stone was the very first book (without pictures) i've ever had. Back on 2000, my mom forced me to read the book. Of course, i was unhappy. I mean, how come a book with hundreds of pages could be more interesting than my Powerpuff girls comic? Then as a good daughter i tried to read page by page. Well you certainly can predict what happened after that—I fell in love with the story, drown in the magical world like any other kid in the universe.

When the first movie comes out, i'm one of the fan who doubt that anyone could able to visualize our dream. Warner Bros did a great job tho, the cast were epicly fit, the set of Hogwarts, Diagon Alley, Forbidden Forest, Gringgots, and so on are just fantastic. Of course, the book is always better. Always. But it's great to have your imagination visualized aite? So i'll always am a fan of the movie since the first one. Can't believe it's been 10 years, and like any other fans—i always watch it more than once on the cinema. One of them is always with my sister, the other change year by year. One time with friends, cousins, mom, or even a boyfriend back in the junior high.

In the year of 2011, my sister cried a bit during the movie. She's devastated by the idea of people dying and "Its all end here". To be honest, me too. Though everything have to meet an end, just like our life. So i think it's an epic end. My personal opinion about the movie is terrific. Everything come together; the adventure wrapped great in two hours. I loooooooove the Hogwarts battle. Even there's several twist from the book, but it's okay. I only think the very ending should be exactly like the book. I think it'll be great if everything ends after Neville kill the snake and the time they spent for fighting scene after Harry released for the glory moment. I was waiting for Peevees's song, applause from the dead headmasters of Hogwarts and of course, the Epilogue. Too bad that everybody won't know Neville's future as a Herbology teacher. Tho what's in the movie are great too.

Perfect finale.

I personally don't know how David Yates should arrange the scene to make everybody knows that Harry never killed Voldemort. He's too kind to kill people. While Voldemort use "Avada Kedavra", all Harry said is "Expelliarmus". Voldemort's spell comes opposite's way till it kill him self. Then again, the one in the movie is great too.

Ron and Hermione finally made it! Yayness for all the fans.

Even secretly i always want Harry with Hermione, i think this is the perfect gift that Joanne can give to Ron. He's been a loyal bestfriend to Harry & it is just unfair if he didn't get the perfect match. If there's one disappointment from the movie, i'll say the kissing scene. I was looking forward to see Harry's word "Does it has to be now?" and Ron's answer "It's now or never mate!".

Remus Lupin & Nyphandora Tonks is one of my favorite couple in the series.

It takes a great author like J.K rowling who bravely killed them right after they're having the first son. Uberly sad, cried a lot when i read the book & watch the movie. As well as the lost of Fred Weasley. Oh dear, why should them?

These women are just too darn lovable.

Molly Weasley with her "Not my daughter you bitch!" line right before she killed Bellatrix Lestrange & Professor Minerva McGonagal who protect Hogwarts not only with her amazing level of magic, but also with her humorous heart.

This beautiful woman, Narcissa Malfoy is also the perfect villain.

One of my favorite character. I love how Joanne describe her as another mother, who always do her best to protect his son. How in the 6th book she came to Snape for saving her son, how in the 7th book she lied to Voldemort again for saving her son. It's amazing how mother's love destroy Voldemort's plan, just like Lily's back then.

The. Most. Favorite. Line. in the book series.

The author successfully surprises me with the fact that Snape was behind this. It was Snape, and it was always him. One of the bravest man, yet one of the most unlucky character. But as Dumbledore said, "To well organized mind, death is but the next great adventure."

Everything was well thought by the Author. How she connect every detail from the first to the last book is just beyond awesome. Oh yeah, J.K Rowling is a legend. An idol, and will always be my favorite author. Shes's my inspiration

I cried like a baby while watching her speech at the London's premiere. As well as watching Emma's, Dan's and Rupert's. They have no idea how Harry Potter affect my life. They practically accompany me grow. I won't have a blog, loving the idea of reading and writing if my mom didn't introduce me to Harry Potter. A great series which make me believe that reading a good book will help me improve my imagination, and simply happy. As simple and as complicated as that.

"Hogwarts will always be there to welcome you home."

"No Dan, you're not lucky. You are and always will be the perfect Harry for us."

I love you, i really do. (Rupert to Dan & Emma)

How can i stop my tears when they're giving the last speech? All of them, including David Yates & all the directors from the past movie are simply my heroes.

Cheers,

Clarissa Rizky