Harry Potter

[moviebuff]

I am sure everyone knows or have practically watched a Harry Potter film. J.K. Rowling's all famous novel had made it's way to the Box Office several times ever since the Sorcerer's Stone. Undoubtedly, Daniel Radclif is one of the highest paid child or teen actor of his time.

What's your favorite Harry Potter movie?

[CopyCat]

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That is easy, I think that "Prisoner of Azkaban" was by far the best one... Its the best story to me, Sirius Black has escaped from Azkaban prison and is out to kill Harry... Its got that crazy bus ride, Harry riding on that bird horse kinda thing, and the evil dementors... This one seem to have the best special effects too... So that is my pick...
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[Michele]

OMG I don't think I can choose a favorite! I love all of the Harry Potter movies! It's almost like a holiday at my house when a new one comes out. Hubby takes off work, I give the kids the day off from homework and I don't work on any projects till after we've seen the movie (if then!).

[snookumsnort]

I liked the latest one so far. I just can't wait till they finally show the last book in the movies.

[aperio]

My favorite Harry Potter movie is whichever one happens to be playing at the moment. Each one of the films is very well done... I didn't expect to like the movie when I first watched it, i more or less got strong armed into it and have watched ever one since then.

[Clickies]

I think I prefered the first one, when they're all still so cute and little

That said, I've been a little dissapointed than the movies can't incorporate many of the intricate details in the book (like the reporter being an animagus), but I suppose you have to get over it and accept the movies for being movies and the books for beign books.

[Kapow]

I think I prefered the first one, when they're all still so cute and little

I stopped liking Harry Potter after the 4th book/movie, it went to dark for me. But they are very well produced movies and that JK Rowling is a very lucky woman to have the amount of success she's had.

[DVDdood]

Just for the record, I like them all. They each have their own appeal. I think it’s not fair to compare them. I think that I would probably go for the new ones, LOL. I don’t want to make a statement until I have watched all of them.

[FlixLover]

I like them all, I have read the books as well and even own a collectors edition of all seven books. It was supposed to be dark from the beginning, but I didn't like how they leave out so many details in the movie but alas that is how book adaptation movies are.

[CopyCat]

Originally Posted by FlixLover

I like them all, I have read the books as well and even own a collectors edition of all seven books. It was supposed to be dark from the beginning, but I didn't like how they leave out so many details in the movie but alas that is how book adaptation movies are.

I have the book set too, but I've only read the first 3...
That maybe why I yhink the "Escaped from Azkaban prison"
is the best, it was the last one I read...
I hope so, I'm about a third the way threw "Goblet of Fire" now...
And oh my gosh the twist and turns in this thing, I'm loving it...