The fifth entry in the increasingly predictable "Harry Potter" series is appropriately dark in tone, but it hinges too much on an annoying "boy who cried wolf" device that stunts its drama. Imelda Staunton is perfectly sadistic and funny, but the film fails by asking us too often to buy into something we know is not true.
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This Ain't Yer Mama's Green Bean Casserole
HyVee 3 Day Sale
On Deck, with Daniela Idara
Although it is, by no means, on the level of Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, or even Pokémon, it's an above average RPG with a lot to offer the casual gamer looking for a portable adventure...
