Distances between simple two shots is very poorly seen though some of the more thought out framing does represent something approaching a decent effect – extreme foreground holding the perspective as the frame recedes back (look at Ron collecting a Basilisk tooth for a reasonable shot.) Yet there are some decent enough effects, most of it involving CG, which naturally converts well, and few people, that the brain can immediately identify as ‘false’, such as the ‘roller-coaster’ ride through the tunnels underneath Gringotts, the subsequent dragon and the escape with it, the rolling ‘fire beast’ in the Room of Requirement, the Dementors circling Hogwarts, Voldemort’s (CG) army of followers besieging Hogwarts and their subsequent magical attack – all exhibit a good deal of 3D, at least it is noticeable and effective but even this suffers from the darkness associated with the film’s look if you thought Part 1 is dark you haven’t seen anything yet – literally. This is most telling with the characters, whose facial features are given a modicum of volume, but the effect does not convince and, as such, the brain sees through it so then the effect fails. However, a convert it is, and it contains all the short comings that are associated with such post production tinkering – principally there is no solidity to the layers and layers themselves have little or no distance between them. The disc presents a theatrically correct widescreen 2.4:1 1080p 3D transfer and is Region free.Īs with Part 1, this disc is a 2D to 3D conversion, but unlike Part 1 that conversion is rather more accomplished and did it did have a theatrical release.
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