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| 発売日 | 2018-01-17 | 2017-04-19 |
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史上最強のファンタジー第6章 クライマックスは、ここから始まる!
始まりは2001年―ハリー・ポッターという名の少年が、世界に初めて魔法をかけたあの日。
そして今、史上最強のファンタジーは、ついにクライマックスの幕を開けようとしている!
いまだ明かされていない謎、秘密の結末……すべてが解き明かされる瞬間が、いよいよ迫る!
シリーズ第6章『ハリー・ポッターと謎のプリンス』は、すべてを見届けるための、なくてはならないパスポートだ。魔法界から、私たちが住む人間界に入り込む魔の手―。
未来を救うカギは【過去】にある! 時をさかのぼり、ついに見つけた宿敵ヴォルデモート卿の最大の弱点、隠し続けてきた命取りの秘密とは?
行く手に待ち受けるまさかの出来事。そしてかつてない大きな悲しみが、ハリーを襲う!
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・収録時間:約162分
*ハリー・ポッターのマジカル・ワールド
*撮影の舞台裏
*フォーカス・ポイント(ミレニアム橋/ロケ撮影/スラグホーン教授/カップルたち/デイビッド・イェーツ監督、再び/
ウール孤児院/ロンとラベンダーのキス/ウィーズリー家/ハリーとジニーのキス/アラゴグ/洞窟を作る/洞窟内のデザイン/亡者/水中での戦い)
*TVスポット集("あらすじ"編/"恋愛"編/"スラグホーン"編/"トム・リドル"編/"コミカル"編
*予告編集(特報/オリジナル劇場予告編PART1/オリジナル劇場予告編PART2/オリジナル劇場予告編PART3)
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- アスペクト比 : 2.35:1
- 言語 : 英語, 日本語
- 製品サイズ : 30 x 10 x 20 cm; 180 g
- EAN : 4548967323306
- 監督 : デイビッド・イェーツ
- メディア形式 : 色, ドルビー, Blu-ray, 4K, ワイドスクリーン
- 時間 : 2 時間 34 分
- 発売日 : 2017/4/19
- 出演 : ダニエル・ラドクリフ, ルパート・グリント, エマ・ワトソン, ジム・ブロードベント, ヘレナ・ボナム=カーター
- 字幕: : 日本語, 英語
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- 原産国 : 日本
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ATTENTION!!! SPOILERS AHEAD!!!
I have to agree, that there were many things about this movie that was really, really disappointing. The scenes left out, most disappointing, can we get a movie that at least sticks to the books entirely? The scenes added...burning the Burrow down, honestly, what the hell was the person who thought that up smoking? It leaves so many open questions as to how well they are going to do the next two movies.
The pensive/Dumbledore's lessons were not given enough time. In the seventh book, the pensive plays an important role in how Harry comes to realize Severus Snape was really on his side, and truly had cared for his mother, which plays a role in the final fight against Voldemort. Not to mention, showing Harry the reasons why Dumbledore did what he did.
Burning down of the Burrow means that they are either NOT going to show the scene where they get Harry from the Dursley's to the Burrow, or they are going to change it. Plus, they will either change or leave out the wedding, which means they will need to change how they show that the ministry has fallen. In turn, that means changing most of the facts from the movie, including how the death eaters catch Harry, Ron and Hermione, since saying "Lord Voldemort" made the enchantments break due to the death eaters in the ministry making it so. Not to mention Rufus Scrimgeour (minister of magic) dying and to Harry's surprise, protecting him and not revealing his whereabouts. How in the world are they going to have anything at the Burrow with it burnt down? And if they are going to have the Burrow in the next movie, it means an unnecessary scene of explaining how the damn thing is still there, which they will HAVE to do since putting that scene in. It was entirely unnecessary to have the Burrow burn down, even if they did have the death eaters show up there.... Oh, and at the wedding is when we are first introduced to the deathly hallows, the sign on Xenophilius Lovegood's robes, and Viktor Krum introducing the first of the backround that they find out about it. It does play a role as well in their 'quest' in the 7th movie.
Okay, enough on that scene, what about adding the beginning in like that...he was supposed to be waiting for Professor Dumbledore at the Dursleys..Dumbledore had much, and I mean much to say to the Dursleys, including reprimanding them for not treating Harry as he had asked them to. Plus, he tells Harry of him owning Grimwald place and Kreacher. Hmm, doesn't a big chunk of the 7th book take place at Grimwald palace..I see more unnecessary scenes added in the 7th movie.
Scrimgeour not in the movie at all..not even mentioned...what about when they give Harry, Hermione and Ron the inheritance??? Are they really adding a scene to explain who he freaking is??? Seems like they will be adding a lot more to the 7th to explain things they messed up in the first 6. (Meeting of the muggle minister isn't as important, but I would have liked to see it closer to the books. For some reason, when they make movies, they think completely changing it will make it better, and it never is...when will they learn...)
"Tonks rescuing Harry from the train? Nope, now it's Luna, looking for Wrackspurts, and removing Harry's invisibility cloak with her wand. (As A Deathly Hallow, it should be immune to summoning and/or levitation charms.)" I quote this because I totally agree, again, mistakes made that true fans are noticing, and it does nothing but discredit the makers of the movies as being egotistical and arrogant enough to think we would like their version so much better when it leaves so many holes.....
Harry and Ginny's first kiss was pathetic and should have been done the way the book shows since Ginny IS Ron's sister, and the consent from Ron, being Harry's best friend, was important. Plus, they left out Harry breaking up with Ginny at the end and that was definitely important. Again, egotistical directors, screen writers, etc...
The Gaunt house memories and Voldemort's reason for the locket becoming a Horcrux are gone....as well as the memories of Helga Hufflepuff's cup and Voldemort asking Dumbledore for a teaching position....
Snape's "Defense Against the Dark Arts" lessons...ummm hasn't it been a point in all the other movies that he's wanted this position, and then they don't show it when he has it...IDIOTS!!!
Harry finds Mundungus Fletcher stealing property from grimwald place, and it's important for the next movie because he steals the locket. And they must track it down, which leads us back to Umbridge having Moody's eye on her door and the locket. She also attends Dumbledore's funeral, which they left out. Which would have included Scrimgeor talking to Harry about him helping the ministry. Which they didn't show at all in the movie, and which is very, very important!
Harry finding out that Snape was the one that betrayed his parents to Voldemort by telling him the prophecy was extremely huge... and they don't mention it. In fact, Snape's role is very, very small compared to what his role in the book was. He should have had a little more limelight as trying to help Draco, and Harry and Snape issues and finally Dumbledore and Snape's plans and issues...nothing....
Harry being stupified by Dumbledore in the end to protect him was key as 1)that's why he was disarmed and 2)come on, Harry just sit by and watch them kill Dumbledore...that wasn't believable at all....
The death eaters fighting those at Hogwarts...not one scene....
THEY TOOK OUT DUMBLEDORE'S FUNERAL!!! SERIOUSLY?????
HOWEVER!! As far as comparing to the other movies, it is closest to the book, I must say than the others, just wish some KEY things would not have been skipped or changed.
While I realize things have to be omitted and trimmed for reasons of time and expense, there was no excuse for the butchering this Director Yates did to this movie. He didn't trim... he decided to rewrite the entire book to his own version... as if he thought he could do a better job than a billionaire author? It had nothing to do with saving money either. Did it not occur to him that hundreds of millions of fans had already read the book and were expecting some semblance of similarity between the movie and the book? Did they think they would win brownie points with ANY of us by butchering our story? We don't go to the Potter movies to see something different. We go to see a video version of the books we read because we enjoyed the books... not a hack job by some hack director trying to rewrite the series. Where the heck were the executive controls at WB who should have been watching what Yates was doing? And who did Yates blackmail to get the last 2 movies after what he did to this one? It certainly was not a case of talent on his part.
I had to reread the book to make sure I didn't miss something. The things this director did to butcher this movie did nothing to improve the story or save money and were completely unnecessary. We have to wonder if Yates ever bothered to read the books. I shudder to think what this poor excuse for a director will do to the final two movies. We'll watch it because we have no choice... but I can guarantee, after the Potter films, I will never, ever watch another movie directed by Yates... ever again. I hope everyone else boycotts his future ambitions as well.
Burning down the Weasley's home... what purpose did that serve except to upset all of the fans? It was disrespectful like having someone spit on your family heirlooms. It did nothing to improve the movie or "move along" the progress of the movie. It had no useful purpose whatsoever and certainly did not please any of the movie fans and wasted the original Christmas scene... which would not have required as many expensive CGI's as this distorted Yates version used.
Same with the exclusion of the interaction with the Dursely's and Dumbledore... so instead this terrible director has Harry hanging out in the underground metro diner hitting on some waitress while reading the daily profit out in the open... while Dumbledore appears outside the metro station dressed in his usual Wizard robes for all the muggles to see.... Not only was this totally in contradiction with the book, it served no useful purpose except to leave the entire audience wondering if they were watching the right movie. A dud of an opener.
The exclusion of Kreacher and Harry's inheriting Sirius's home made no sense whatsoever. Kreacher is a big part of the final book.
There is no semblance of a relationship between Harry and Ginny. That entire endeavor has fallen flat and nothing they can do will spark that part of the storyline now. There is zero magic between them. In fact, there is much more magic between Neville and Ginny than there is with Harry. Every relationship they have tried with Harry has been a dud. Hermione would have been the only one which might have worked.
The relationship with Lavender and Ron was just terrible. Talk about "over acting!" They could have cut that part out and none of us would have missed it.
Neville was almost nonexistent in the movie and that's a shame. He adds a lot to the stories.
Cutting out all of the storyline about Riddle's family was cutting out the heart of why Voldemort is so obsessed about hating muggles and the hypocrisy of it.
Then there was this ridiculous Yates version of the potions book. Like others have commented... Snape didn't even react to Harry nearly killing Malfoy. He didn't even act upset as he calmly healed Malfoy's wounds... and unlike the book, Harry wasn't even punished. Part of that punishment would have given Harry an insight as to how cruel his own father had been toward Snape.
Yet, Yates completely changed the story where Harry put the book in the room of requirement with the Tiara on top of it... which is critical for the ending of the final book. It is substituted with some ridiculous scene with Ginny hiding the book... ending with a flat moment of meaningless intimacy.
The worst moment of the movie by Yates is where Harry remained quietly below, watching while Dumbledore was being accosted and killed... where in the book, he had been paralyzed by Dumbledore and covered with his cloak so he could not interfere. I can't see where changing this scene saved a single penny or a single moment of time. What it did was to be completely out of character for Harry to just stand there gaping while his mentor was killed. This was totally unpalatable for fans.
Then, out of the blue, Snape declares himself to be the Half Blood Prince... when there wasn't any reason given in the movie as to why Snape would even be aware that Harry was familiar with that name or the book... other than the fact that he had used one of his own spells on him... but there was no connecting storyline in the film that made his statement make any sense. It was just blurted totally out of context.
The big let down was the ending. There was no ending. It just faded away without any climax or closure. It ended with a dud.
I don't know what WB is thinking... but they are allowing Yates to make enemies out of millions... hundreds of millions of fans. That is a huge fan base to upset just to protect some hack director who is butchering the most popular series of books ever published. I cannot imagine where their heads are... certainly not anywhere we can describe in public... Just like the idiots who cancelled Star Trek... a billion dollar franchise. Shallow thinking pitbulls who can't leave a good thing alone... and then blame everyone but themselves when they shoot themselves in the foot.
Yes... we go to the Harry Potter movies expecting to see what we read in the book with the understanding that they don't have time to include everything. We do not go to the Harry Potter movies to see the story changed or rewritten.
There is only one thing that all the fans would agree on having rewritten.... and that would be to use the resurrection stone to bring back Sirius, Dumbledore and everyone else who was killed in the series... including Harry's parents and Snape. If WB and Yates want to change something... then change that! That is the one change we would welcome... and it might be enough to salvage WB's reputation from this hack job they allowed to be perpetrated on our movie series.
Diesmal ist der Film nicht so sehr dunkel gehalten.
Die Weasleys verlieren Haus und Hof bei einem heiß-gefilmten Angriff der Todesser. Remus ist wieder da! Leider kommt er zuwenig in Aktion.
Man lernt einen neuen Lehrer kennen, der herausragende Schüler "sammelt" wie andere Trophäen. Um an dessen Erinnerung zu kommen, muss sich Harry mit ihm fotografieren und in die "Sammlung aufnehmen" lassen.
So finden Harry und Dumbledore heraus, dass TOM RIDDLE, der jetzige VOLDEMORT, seine Seele in 7 Teile zerspringen ließ und diese Teile in verschiedene Gegenstände (Horcruxe)versteckte. Nur wenn alle 7 Teile gefunden und zerstört werden, ist VOLDEMORT sterblich. Bleibt auch nur 1 Teil übrig, so lebt er weiter, egal wie oft man seinen Leib zerstört. Dumbledore geht auf Reisen, sucht diese Horcruxe.
Inzwischen hat Harry das Zaubersprüchebuch des Halbblutprinzen gefunden. Er probiert mit verheerender Wirkung einen Zauberspruch gegen Malfoy Draco aus. Mehr will ich hier nicht verraten.
Nebenbei verliebt er sich in Rons Schwester und Hermine in Ron. Der angehimmelte Weasley muss jedoch erst ein anderes Mädchen "erleben" bis ihm klar wird, dass Hermine die einzig richtige ist. Und Hermine leidet, man möchte Ron echt durch den Fermnseher ohrfeigen für seine trottelige Trampelhaftigkeit.
Harry hingegen mimt den Schüchtern und als Gill endlich mit ihm auf dem Sofa sitzt und ihn mit Keks füttert, trampelt Ron herein, quetscht sich zwischen beide und will auch Kekse verteilen. Seufz, wie im echten Leben - einer stört immer.
Mit anderen Worten: Klasse gespielt!!!
Mit Harry findet Dumbledore einen Gegenstand. Als sie zurücklevitieren wird Dumbledore getötet. Sirius spielt dabei eine undurchsichtige und zugleich barmherzige Rolle. Ihn kennt Dumbledore - er will nicht von den bösartigen Todessern getötet werden - Sirius soll es tun, ihm hat er vertraut. Sirius bekommt die grausame Aufgabe: Einen Menschen auf dessen Bitte hin töten, den er respektiert und irgendwie auch mag, weil Dumbledore der Einzige war, der ihm eine Chance gab.
Dass Sirius eigentlich ein Zurückgewiesener und Verzweifelter ist kommt leider nicht so gut heraus. (Im Buch erfährt man auch weshalb: Sirius war in Lilli verliebt und könnte Harrys Vater sein, wenn nicht James dazwischen gefunkt hätte. Weshalb sollte Sirius also Harry nach dem Leben trachten, sagt er im Buch doch, dass Harry "die Augen seiner Mutter hat"). SIRIUS trägt den Namen des HUNDESTERNS - und Hunde stehen für Treue. Was soll das bedeuten? Wem wird er treu sein? Lilli bzw. Harry oder Voldemort?
Und auch Draco, der nun Todesser ist, ist zwielichtig. Beide - Sirius und Draco - sind Seiltänzer zwischen der "guten" und der "bösen" Seite - sie gehören zu keiner richtig, wollen aber irgendwie doch letztendlich "gut" sein.
Zu guter Letzt entpuppt sich der Horcrux auch noch als Fälschung - Dumbledores Tod war umsonst!
Wirklich?
Nein!
Als junger Mensch muss man sich von seinen Eltern lösen. Dumbledore ersetzte Harry die Eltern. Er muss auf eigenen Beinen stehen, das kann er nur, wenn Dumbledore nicht mehr da ist und ihn schützt. Dumbledore musste sterben, sonst wären die Harry Potter Bücher/Filme hier zu Ende gewesen.
Dumbledore stirbt, Hagrids Hütte wird verbrannt, Voldemort triumphiert, denn noch weiß er nicht dass bereits 3 von 7 Horcruxe zerstört sind und Hoghwarts ist in größter Gefahr.
FAZIT
Ein flüssig gedrehter, spannender Film. Schöne Tricks! Gut dargestellte Charakter, insbesondere wieder die "DREI" - Harry - Hermine - Ron. Wobei Ron ein großes Lob für den "tumben" verliebten und tolpatschigen Teenie gebührt.
Endlich wieder hellere Bilder, nicht so dunkle wie im Feuerkelch-Film. Damals sah man fast nichts - man kann technische Tricks auch anders verschleiern!
Das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis ist angemessen. Etwas günstiger, wäre auch nicht schlecht. Schließlich will ein Fan alle Filme, nicht nur einen.
Ich kann den Film zum Kauf jederzeit empfehlen.

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