The Definitive Guide to Living in the Capital , Cairo , Egypt

J.K. Rowling’s ultimate adventure has
finally arrived. Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past decade,
you may have seen or read one of the instalments in this international bestselling
children’s fantasy fiction series. While Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hollows: Part 2 is actually the second part of the final
film (the first was released early 2010), it’s still a chapter of its own.

Picking up from the previous film, Harry
(Radcliffe) must destroy horcruxes for once and for all. After going on a
mission with Dumbledore (Gambon) to find Voldemort’s (Fiennes) horcruxes, he learns
that Voldemort cannot be killed before Harry destroys seven objects that
Voldemort divided his soul upon. So as Harry continues on his quest with his
friends Ron (Grint) and Hermione (Watson), another battle arises at the
wizarding school at Hogwarts after Potter succeeds in the elimination of
Voldemort; an invasion that will tear the school apart while everyone is
helpless. 

Just like the film’s tagline
implies, ‘it all ends’ here. The latest instalment of the series could be a bit
disappointing for hardcore fans of the books, who may expect a different
execution of the plot. However, the story here shows a reasonable and
satisfactory end. This is one of the rare blockbusters out this year that
produces quality worthy of its staggering budget. Although anyone who’s read
the book knows how the film will or should end, there are still many unexpected
plot twists that will keep audiences surprised, a clever tactic by director
David Yates to provide fresh material and keep die-hard fans guessing. An
added bonus is that most of the film takes place in Hogwarts, where it all
began; a nice and nostalgic way to come back full circle to the beginning of
the film series.