Users review: Only bukvalisty most insurmountable Potter fans will not enjoy this film because it has it all: beautiful cinematography, the soundtrack is brilliant, creative direction, and the best cast of veterans and young players we've seen so far in this series. They are used with brilliant as Dumbledore and Harry conspire to find a secret Voldermorts God while straining every muscle to keep the flash rampant hormones and herbs in the taking of Hogwarts. Some sets are amazing, especially the Weasley Wizard Way. The film is funny everything Rupert Grint stands out with outstanding support Jessie Cave, Freddie Stroma (Cormac as McClaggen) and Joanna Lynch. Bonnie Wright and Tom Felton are allowed out of their two-dimensional character, sensuality and provide strength and Wright Felton gives exceptional performance all-round. Daniel Radcliffe continues to carry the weight of both parts and franchises with ease, and Emma Watson once again rejoice as the emotional focus of the trio fought unusual, which now has the opportunity to add their terrible comedy acting. Veterans pull out all the stops, Michael Gambon is remarkable as the presence of a really charismatic and interesting at the end of the film, and, of course, perfectly pitched performances from the likes of Bonham Carter (terribly tempting), Jim Broadbent (completely ridiculous and pathos) and Alan Rickman (unreadably evil ). And though screen for what seemed an instant, David Thewlis and Helen McCrory managed to convey the character of his own despair and anxiety. This movie will never leave, because when you are not covered Quidditch or visceral battle scenes you laugh your head off at a comedy that ranges from intense physical and intellectual acute.The movies and more satisfying because it is a very strong sense of place, and three-dimensional character, and completely unrecognizable. And it's really multidimensional, part ROMCOM, a detective story, a rite-of-passage teen adventure, magical, scary, horror, politics, and, above all, love and friendship. All the stories layered Rowlings but this is the first film that truly reflects the complexity and fun of series.You could not wish for better film than the second associated in the mind, and the first impulse you have a desire to see all over again. Half-Blood Prince delivers on those two things and more.