This is the third Harry Potter film converted into the IMAX format. It has been digitally re-mastered into the image and sound quality of The IMAX ExperienceŽ with proprietary IMAX DMRŽ technology. ...( read more
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Well the three Harry Potter movies I have watched I have enjoyed but I have not watched this one I have watched Chambers of Secrets,Prison of Azkaban and the 2nd one and I enjoyed thoughs saw I would like to watch this one too
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Briana i agree totaly eh and collegekid get a hold of your self: the movie sucked
ok i loved the book. is my favourite so far (7th comes out in 8 days)i cried my eyes out in the end. But in the movie, i justhad to laugh. I beleive the film was of the utter most shite! it sucked so much..yeah great acting and all, and Rupert is a hottie, but...the movie still sucked, i understand they have to leave stuff out and all, but do we honestly need to change stuff completely...the other movies were fine! but this was bull with some seriously cheesy lines...("I feel sorry for you, because you will never know love or friendship"...pfffft) or what about "we have one thing voldermort will never have"...then thats the end...my score outta five would honestly go in the negatives it sucked that much. was dissapointed....is an insult to J.K rowlings fantastic book.
Out of five stars . . . I'd give OotP four of them. The movie is very emotional, not just because of what Harry is going through, but because the movie really tries, I think, to pull the audience into Harry's emotions so that you can connect with him more and really feel what he's feeling. They use very quick, brief flashbacks from previous movies to help achieve this and it's done really well. It's incredibly ingenious and I loved it.
My only complaint is the editing. It is really choppy in some areas. However, I think they made it choppy on purpose in order to visually get the movie's psychological point across: Voldemort is infiltrating Harry's mind and causing him to have these disturbing dreams and thoughts. Harry's afraid he might be "going bad." And the choppy editing is really a great visual for this. I liked the choppy editing in some places, where I felt it was appropriate. But there were other areas where I didn't like it, where I wanted the editing to be smoother. But it may just be a personal taste.
There were also a few moments in the movie where I really wished the camera would have stayed in place for a few more seconds before jumping to another scene.
The movie was very fast paced at times, but I was able to look past it mainly because OotP is a HUGE book and the filmmakers really did a great job overall condensing the movie. They make up for the fast pace by putting in several little moments from the book that only book readers would appreciate (like Tonks tripping on the Umbrella stand). As usual, there are some things in the movie that non-book fans will not understand because they are simply not explained.
Someone made a comment that they had laughed out loud more times watching OotP than while watching any other Potter movie. And I have to agree. There were also several moments were I couldn't help but let out a whoop. I've never cheered so much during a Potter movie . . . and I've certainly never cried so much. It's not the scene
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