'Deadstream' Review: What If '80s Sam Raimi Made a Horror Movie About a Twitch Streamer? 'Subject' Review: Famous Doc Stars Reclaim Their Stories in Insightful Ethical Exploration It’s a small moment, and subtle too, but it sets up the stakes well… even if this is only half of the final chapter. She’s literally cast herself out of their lives. To protect her parents, she waves her wand over them, and she is instantly erased from all of the family photos. Her parents, as we know, are human (or “Muggles”) and therefore not entirely clued in to the apocalyptic doom that’s been gathering, like very literal storm clouds, in the magical world. In the scene, Hermione ( Emma Watson) is seen at her parents’ home. You’re just a few minutes into “ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1,” when it becomes explicitly clear that, no matter how much the other entries in the franchise have flirted with “darkness,” this will be a completely different experience.
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