BOOK VS MOVIE - HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE

                                                     

                                          

                         Hi! Welcome back guys. So this week I'll be reviewing this week whether the book or the film Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is superior. The sixth fantasy book J.K. Rowling has written is Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. He was a writer from British. On July 16, 2005, the book was released in the United Kingdom. Many issues were raised both before and after it was released, notably the right-to-read copies that were sent to Canada ahead of schedule. The book received generally favorable reviews and won numerous accolades, including the 2006 British Book of the Year award. The book Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince served as the inspiration for the film. It's never simple to turn a well-known novel into a movie, especially when the plot involves the demise of a famous character. The movie does a good job of reproducing the source material's harmonic harmony. The same main cast in all the Harry Potter seasons is Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter, Ruper Grint as Ron Weasley, and Emma Watsons as Hermione Granger. They are bestfriends. Next, let us talk about the difference between of movies and books Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. The movie differs slightly from the version that was taken from the book. For example, Half-Blood Prince added or changed several events in the literary canon. Other than that, readers get to see Dumbledore's funeral with Hogwarts professors, current and former students, order of the Phoenix members, centaurs, Ministry of Magic officials, and individuals from all walks of life as they come to pay their respects to the legendary wizard. Meanwhile, no funeral  is shown in the film, although  Dumbledore's tomb is seen at the end of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 as Voldemort breaks into it to take the Elder Wand for himself. In my opinion, personally, I love movies more than books because in the movie everything situation like the opposing part seems real compared to reading a book, it is quite difficult for me to imagine and appreciate the situation. In addition, the sad scene can be appreciated more deeply when I can see it in real life and even more so when the actors 

 are good at expressing their emotions and acting reactions seem to be palpable. The book is very interesting but to me, it's just that the movie is better ha like that. Anyway, I'm a little disappointed there are some scenes in the book not in the movie but it's okay, overalls okay. I will rate the movie 9.8/10 and the book 8/10. I highly recommend you all read his book and watch his movie, it's very interesting to read and watch. that's all review for the week, see you again at the next review. PSSSTT, make sure you guys watching all the seasons of Harry Potter okay hihi ><