Rediscovering the magic in adulthood In a week that come to our shows the sixth installment of one of the most popular sagas in the history of cinema
: the young apprentice magician whose forehead was marked forever after an initial confrontation with the evil Voldemort, it's time to look at the films in the franchise, "Harry Potter
."
I think at the time was one of many who blew the first two films simply because they conceived too childish, especially taking into account l
or my tastes "adult" marked at the time. And it took nearly three years to get into Hogwarts for the first time. Remember happened one weekend, one of those days terribly lazy I decided to rent the first title to view quietly at home one cold winter night. I remember putting the player without much hope, but also remember that
l Shortly after starting the tape, I realized I was witnessing the beginning of something important. And that weekend changed everything. That started my interest in what was happening in Hogwarts, there began my love affair with the characters of Harry
,
Ron and Hermione
, there began, in short, my love for JK Rowling's saga
.
A I matured saga as did his players, who never lost one iota of strength as it advanced in time, whose stories were not only intended
sa a younger audience, but also a universe capable of enjoying adult with magical stories. This is further enhanced by finding in it a well-shaped characters (something not too common in films "Kids"), with sufficient charisma to go on its own merits in the history of cinema
fantastic. The work in this regard not only focused on the protagonists of the series, but especially in a universe of characters who,
delivery after delivery a, magnifying the whole story around. Similarly, the development of different frames (both referring to the fight against Voldemort and the universe revolving around the relationships established between the protagonists themselves) had a rate so successful, playing with what and showed us what not, that interest which in itself is telling us was always in continuous rise, the logical consequence of a wise dosage information.
In a story where magic was already a character in the film, it was necessary to have special effects as less successful. Movies of Harry Potter
approved it with flying colors. The same could be said of each of its magical scenery, a key part of an increasingly dark story that would hardly be understood without each and every one of them. Mystical