[Screen It]

 

"HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS - PART 2"
 (2011) (Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson) (PG-13)

Alcohol/Drugs Minor
Blood/Gross Stuff Heavy
Disrespectful/Bad Attitude Extreme
Frightening/Tense Scenes Heavy
Gun/Weapons Heavy
Imitative Behavior Heavy
Jump Scenes Mild
Music (Scary/Tense) Extreme
Music (Inappropriate) None
Profanity Minor
Sex/Nudity Mild
Smoking None
Tense Family Scenes Heavy
Topics to Talk About Heavy
Violence Extreme

QUICK TAKE:
Drama/Adventure: A teenage wizard and his friends head toward the climactic conclusion of their quest to find and destroy dark magic objects that contain parts of the soul of their increasingly powerful arch-nemesis in this eighth and final installment of the "Harry Potter" series.
PLOT:
In this eighth and final installment of the "Harry Potter" series, Hogwarts has been taken over by Professor Severus Snape (ALAN RICKMAN) who works for Lord Voldemort (RALPH FIENNES), as does Death Eater Bellatrix Lestrange (HELENA BONHAM CARTER). Voldemort, who now possesses the powerful Elder Wand, wants Harry Potter (DANIEL RADCLIFFE) dead so that he can have complete world domination. Conversely, the boy wizard and his friends and fellow students, Hermione Granger (EMMA WATSON) and Ron Weasley (RUPERT GRINT), have made it their quest to stop and ultimately kill Voldemort.

To do so, they need to find and destroy the remaining objects -- known as Horcruxes, which contain part of Voldemort's soul -- to defeat the evil Lord. Accordingly, they must return to Hogwarts where they receive help from Professors Minerva McGonagall (MAGGIE SMITH) and Horace Slughorn (JIM BROADBENT), while Harry still has a connection of sorts to the deceased Professor Albus Dumbledore (MICHAEL GAMBON). They also receive assistance from fellow students Neville Longbottom (MATTHEW LEWIS), Luna Lovegood (EVANNA LYNCH) and Harry's girlfriend, Ginny (BONNIE WRIGHT), while another student, Draco Malfoy (TOM FELTON), continues to be his nemesis.

With Voldemort and his army on their way to destroy Hogwarts and kill Harry Potter, the young wizard and his friends race against time to destroy the Horcruxes and, in doing so, Voldemort himself.

WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT?
If they're fans of the "Potter" movies and/or books, that's a definite yes.
WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13
For some sequences of intense action violence and frightening images.

I have subscribed to ScreenIt for more than a decade. I check in every week to take advantage of their amazing services. Not only does their site provide a glimpse of exactly what content a movie offers, I've found the “Our Take” reviews and ratings for each movie to be right on the money every single time. I've referred dozens of friends to this service because my #1 resource for deciding whether or not to show a movie to my kids, or to see one myself, is ScreenIt.com!

Josh Nisbet
Director, State of CA Public Sector

I signed up to get Screen It weekly reviews a long time ago, when my kids were young and I wanted to know more about movies before we went to a theater or rented. Now one child is in law school, other in undergraduate, and I still read the weekly Screen Its! It helps me know what my husband and I want to see or rent, and what to have waiting at home that we all will enjoy when my "kids" come home. I depend on Screen It reviews. They usually just present the facts and let me decide if the movie is appropriate or of interest for my family and me. Thank you for providing that service, Screen It!

Patti Petree
Winston Salem, NC

I have 4 children who are now in college. I signed up for Screen It when my children were pre-teenagers. Often my children would ask to see a movie with a friend and I wished I could preview the movie prior to giving permission. A friend told me about ScreenIt.com and I found it to be the next best thing to previewing a movie. The amount of violence, sexual content, or language were always concerns for me and my husband as we raised innocent kids with morals. We constantly fought the peer pressure our kids received to see films that in our opinion were questionable. With the evidence we received at Screen It, our kids couldn't even fight us when we felt a film may have been inappropriate for them to watch. Thank you, Screen It. Continue to make this helpful service available to everyone, but especially the young parents.

Christine Doherty
Machesney Park, IL

Screenit.com is an amazing resource for parents, educators, church groups or anyone who wants to make an informed decision whether a movie is suitable for their viewing. The reviews and content descriptions are so detailed I am mystified how the reviewers can put them together.

Scott Heathe
Vancouver, BC

I love screen It! I don't know what I would do without it. It is well worth the membership. Before we take our son to the movies we check it out on screen it first. Thank you SO much for making it. Keep up the good work & keep 'em coming!!!

Patrina Streety
Moreno Valley California

Other new and recent reviews include:

[Around the World in 80 Days] [Family Camp] [Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness]

Privacy Statement and Terms of Use and Disclaimer
By entering this site you acknowledge to having read and agreed to the above conditions.

All Rights Reserved,
©1996-2022 Screen It, Inc.