Charles Jacobson

I just watched this for the first time for a film class and I was pretty impressed how well the special effects were for a movie from the thirties. I saw that some people said that the movie had dark secrets like the witch burning and the drunk munchkins, but the movie is still a classic today. Even though there are dark secrets in the movie, still watch it as it is a classic film everyone will enjoy!!!

This movie is almost perfect, but it is a little slow. The movie is very funny and has interesting locations.

This movie is my fourth favorite because it is so hilarious. I almost lost my voice when Ron had an attraction towards Harry when he was under the love potion. Then there was the scene when Harry looked like he drank 20 cups of coffee because of the liquid luck. Overall, the movie shouldn’t have been rated PG, but this one is way better than the one after!

Even though this is one of the critic's least favorites, a lot of people enjoyed it because Bellatrix Lestrange escaped from Azkaban. Also, this is when Dolores Umbridge first appears, She starts as a simple Senior Undersecretary to the Minister for Magic, then she is the headmistress of Hogwarts. This is also the movie when Sirius Black died. The beloved character sadly got murdered by Bellatrix in the Battle of the Department of Mysteries. Overall, this movie was decent, but Dolores frustrated me.

The Goblet of Fire is definitely one of the best Harry Potter films. Harry and his friends start having teenage “feelings” and Voldemort comes back to life. What the heck!

This movie is really good at the end. But it is just a little slow.

The very first Harry Potter movie was pretty good because the kids were young and the CGI was so unrealistic. I think the plot was a bit twisted, Voldemort on the back of someone’s head? Give me a break.

The Deathly Hallows were by far the most intense and violent of all the movies. Nevertheless, the first part was the worst I've ever seen. To begin, I almost cried when Dobby died at the end. Also, there wasn't a lot of action or excitement. Just a bunch of worn-out teenagers trying to stop Voldemorts Horcruxes in an almost two and a half-hour snooze fest. Overall, the movie had its moments. For example, the battle at the ministry with Dolores Umbridge was very interesting and hilarious (when Ron Weasley kissed the girl held on trial when Ron was disguised as an adult).

Hilarious comedy classic! Has a good cast, and good music too. I saw this film only a month ago and it is now one of my favorites.

Amazing. Just, amazing!!!!!!! It was so good, it should've been a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes!