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Gary Oldman, Rupert Grint, Lenny Henry, Daniel Radcliffe, and Emma Watson in Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d'Azkaban (2004)

Review by ccthemovieman-1

Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d'Azkaban

9/10

My Favorite Of The Harry Potter Films

I thought this was excellent....better than the first two Harry Potter movies combined and better than what has followed.. That's my feeling, and I'm still sticking to it.

This was just great fun, right from the opening. In fact, the early bus scene is the best in the film. Overall, the movie didn't have as mean an edge to it as the others, although it has a number of scary moments (which might have warranted a PG-13 rating). That was fine with me. I got tired of the dark, nasty and/or annoying characters of the first two films, and especially the irritating blonde wise-guy kid. I give this major points for cutting his role down. Even Alan Rickman's character softens.

In other words, there is no despicable villain to hate throughout the film, which I thought was refreshing. Instead, we just go through one adventure after another until the final surprise ending.

Along the way are a lot of fun special effects and scenery, some humor (Emma Thompson is a hoot as an eccentric tea-leaf reader) and some fantastic 5.1 surround sound. I wish all the Harry Potter films were like this one.
  • ccthemovieman-1
  • Feb 16, 2008

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