Overall I liked it but I still had a few complaints.
1). The gimmicky motorcycle at the beginning. It would have been less silly with fewer gizmo buttons.
2). The Final battle in which centaurs, teenagers, teachers, townsfolk, and house elves all come together in some sort of dumb Disney moment.
3). The Deathly Hallows - They come out of nowhere and prove that the Potter line truly is touched by some mythic destiny (not to mention linking Harry and Voldemort through pre-founding of Hogwarts family ties).
The only good thing about the Hallows is the end fight. It reminds me of an old Marvel Comic where Deadpool fought the Juggernaut. As the mouthy merc faced off against an unstoppable foe he out talked his opponent and finished off with the comment "Logic stops the Juggernaut." I can just picture Harry and Voldemort circling each other while Harry does his whole Scooby Doo whodunit reveal and finishes with the closing comment "Logic stops the Voldemort."
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"Anyone can be a winner if their definition of victory is flexible enough." - The DM of the Rings XXXV
1). The gimmicky motorcycle at the beginning. It would have been less silly with fewer gizmo buttons.
2). The Final battle in which centaurs, teenagers, teachers, townsfolk, and house elves all come together in some sort of dumb Disney moment.
3). The Deathly Hallows - They come out of nowhere and prove that the Potter line truly is touched by some mythic destiny (not to mention linking Harry and Voldemort through pre-founding of Hogwarts family ties).
The only good thing about the Hallows is the end fight. It reminds me of an old Marvel Comic where Deadpool fought the Juggernaut. As the mouthy merc faced off against an unstoppable foe he out talked his opponent and finished off with the comment "Logic stops the Juggernaut." I can just picture Harry and Voldemort circling each other while Harry does his whole Scooby Doo whodunit reveal and finishes with the closing comment "Logic stops the Voldemort."
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"Anyone can be a winner if their definition of victory is flexible enough." - The DM of the Rings XXXV