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Muggle murders as Death Eaters swarm the Millennium Bridge in London, a Death Eater attack on the Weasley home, a history of the young Tom Riddle and, yes, the horrific and tragic death of Dumbledore. Without the usual run-time restraints, Part 1 is also able to contain more of the source material than previous films, and even has some of its own unique flavour too most notably a dancing sequence between Harry and Hermione. This instalment is spectacular to look at too it's the only Potter film to get an Oscar nomination for cinematography. It opens with a big aerial shot of suburbia, demonstrating a visual eye lacking in the first movie.
While its other half suffers from relentless action, Pt. Maybe the transition is what lost some elements for this phase in the franchise making this the lowest earning movie in the series. It's no coincidence that this is the first installment directed by David Yates, who would direct the rest of the series and now Fantastic Beasts. This list also include the Fantastic Beasts movies, which harry potter movies ranked Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, and Johnny Depp. Those advertisers use tracking technologies to collect information about your activity on our sites and applications and across the Internet and your other apps and devices. It's the reason the Dementors attacks on him are so frightening, it's why we con at the thought of Sirius Black getting his murderous hands on Harry, and it's what left us weepy as Black's real motives were revealed. It may not be the showiest, but Phoenix is a film that knows exactly what tools it needs to tell its story, and what's better sincere behind. In this one a lot of stuff happened that didn't sit too well with many people, mainly the death of Sirius Black, who became a beloved character after his appearance in the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Lily not only joined the war against Voldemort, she managed to defy him no less than three times. Will Alfonso Cuarón's much-praised single instalment outrank David Yates's four later Potter movies?
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By now, you already know how many Harry Potter movies are there. Today, we are going to rank all Harry Potter films. For as long as there have been movies there have been those adapted from books. But what usually bothered most fans of the books was that the movies strayed from their source material or did not live up to the books. But in 2001, to the delight of bibliophiles as well as cinephiles, two incredible movies were made based on widely popular books; J. In 1998, riding on the immense success of her first two books Rowling sold the movie rights for her books. And under Chris Columbus, we got the movie everyone was waiting for. Here is the list of all Harry Potter movies, ranked from worst to best. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets 2002 The second movie in the franchise, Chamber of Secrets had to take a darker turn, closely following the book, which alienated a portion of the young audience. The movie suffered having a weak ending but it portrayed new characters like Gilderoy Lockhart very well. It was a good movie in most regards especially staying true to the books. It did the job very well indeed. The casting was impressive given that the protagonists were children and had to be cast for a role they would embody for a decade, growing up. In staying faithful to the book, it had a very simple story to work with whereas the later movies had complex, deeply layered stories to tell. The performances by Tom Felton and Emma Watson overshadowed the title character, played by Daniel Radcliffe which is a little absurd. Nevertheless, Chris Columbus did a great job in making a strong first impression and made every child wish to attend Hogwarts. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince 2009 This movie had a lot of elements of the story to put in place for the final part to run with. The concept of Horcruxes, that would be at the heart of the overall story had to be explained as well as the background of Lord Voldemort as a young Tom Riddle. The movie grappled with concepts of ego and enmity while showing the coming-of-age of the lead characters as they dealt with love and jealousy. Alan Rickman was it his best as the movie set up Severus Snape as the eponymous Half-Blood Prince and a cruel antagonist. The movie culminates in one of the most heart-wrenching character deaths in movies which is a testament to the aura the movie builds around itself. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 2005 The fourth book in the series was much bigger than its predecessors, which meant that the movie had to include a lot of content without being completely cramped with exposition. This meant that the movie had to omit parts of the book but Mike Newell and Steve Kloves handled it skilfully. They did not shy away from delving into complex characters like Victor Krum, and Mad-Eye Moody as well as fleshing the protagonists out more. This was also the first time that we came face-to-face with You-Know-Who who had grown stronger. The portrayal of He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named by Ralph Fiennes was scarier than anybody could have imagined. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 2010 This was the first time that a movie had to be split into two which has become a trend these days. There was not a lot of material that could be removed from a huge book which meant that two long movies had to be made. The first half of it was mainly the trio of Harry, Ron and Hermione trying to find and destroy as many Horcruxes as they could while Voldemort was growing stronger and building his army. We get the story behind the Deathly Hallows and learn the importance of the Elder wand which Voldemort finally gets his hands on. The movie ends with the death of another beloved character warning us of what is in store for the ultimate end of the journey in the second part. It sets a ball rolling that crescendos till the final Battle of Hogwarts. The Headmaster of the school has been suspended which means that the students and teachers are left vulnerable to the full wrath of the Ministry of Magic. The movie gives us a character so purely evil that Voldemort fades in comparison. But the film ends up pushing in a lot of scenes into a montage and does omit a lot of material. That was justified though being made on the longest book in the series. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 2011 The final chapter in the series starts with a melancholy tone set by the death of Dobby but the pace grows exponentially up to the Battle that takes place. The movie holds onto the themes of good versus evil and brings them to the forefront. Many characters grow stronger in the dark atmosphere. In a brilliant portrayal by Mathew Lewis, the frail Neville Longbottom who received lesser appreciation in the movies than in the books leads the battle by leading his fellow students. The movie ended the series very strongly with great storytelling and conflict resolution which earned the movie great acclaim and love from fans. Maybe the transition is what lost some viewers for this phase in the franchise making this the lowest earning movie in the series. But the movie was made under dire circumstances. Cuaron brought to the series, a maturity that was needed for it to succeed. The dark tone of the movie was complimented by the darker colour grading for it. The movie also utilizes a constantly moving camera which amplifies the terror looming in the background. The time traveling portions of the book also translated very well into the movie, ending in a great performance by Daniel Radcliffe alongside the legend, Gary Oldman. The CGI used for the majestic hippogriff, Buckbeak as well as the soul-sucking Dementors is incredible and will certainly age well.