The classical, enjoyable and imaginative Harry Potter series has finally reached it's sixth movie installment, unfortunately falling short of expectations and the five other spectacular films that preceded it. The most exciting thing about this film ... (read more) The classical, enjoyable and imaginative Harry Potter series has finally reached it's sixth movie installment, unfortunately falling short of expectations and the five other spectacular films that preceded it. The most exciting thing about this film was that Alan Rickman shed a few more pounds, but other than that, this has been the most dry and forgettable film adaptation of J.K. Rowling's written masterpieces. Mostly serving as a escapade into a magical world from the scalding weather and beading sun of Southern California, I walked out of the theater six times less excited than I had been when I entered it.

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This movie is, compared to the book, pretty good.

pretty entertaining couple of hours. slightly wooden with the director wheeling characters on to recite some vital dialogue ( from the book i assume) and then forgetting about them. makes me want to read the books..sometime perhaps after i retire?

They're getting better but I will never like the new Dumbledore. Thank god he dies at least.

Desde o primeiro episódio , fiquei vidrado na estória do pequeno mago e acabei adquirindo os DVDs .
Me arrependi porque deveria ter aguardado um BOX ...
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dont know what to say about this.
um, i dont really like Dumbledore .. after changed the cast of Dumbledore, it seems everything goes fast! and not well-tempered...
anyway, i like alan rickman played Snape. he's really "sexy" XD

Unlike most film series, the Potter movies haven't weakened along the way.

As its 2-½ hours came to a close, I was happy to be reminded that we aren't yet done with Hogwarts, and that there's much pleasure in a story slowly told.

The experienced team behind the Harry Potter movie series is comfortably in the groove with the sixth film, which plays down the fantastic elements and introduces contrasting playful teenaged romance and a new tone of adult gloominess.

Half-Blood Prince is a bubbling cauldron of hormonal angst, rife with romance and heartbreak, jealousy and longing.

So many actors shine in so many ways: Carter hisses deliciously, Broadbent sucks up beautifully. Watson shudders with frustration and heartbreak, Felton shudders with anger and fear.