List of Harry Potter DVD reviews starting with P
p.o.a rocks!! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pagan Opinion (DVD rating - 5/5)
Parents: Potter Causes Little Threat (DVD rating - 5/5)
Passable, But Not up to the Original (DVD rating - 3/5)
Peeves, Quiddicth, and Missing events (DVD rating - 5/5)
People making too much out of it (DVD rating - 4/5)
People who love the books may be disappointed (DVD rating - 3/5)
People will kill me for this (DVD rating - 2/5)
Perfect Movie for the Young or Young at Heart! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Petrified Trees and Tree-eating People. (DVD rating - 5/5)
Phase Three (DVD rating - 1/5)
Phe...nominal... (DVD rating - 5/5)
Philopher's stone x2 (DVD rating - 3/5)
Philosopher's Stone is a Winner (DVD rating - 5/5)
Picaresque panoply of pixelated perfection (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pleasantly Surprised (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pleasantly Surprising (DVD rating - 5/5)
PLease (DVD rating - 5/5)
Please bring back Chris Columbus (DVD rating - 2/5)
PLEASE BRING BACK CHRIS COLUMBUS!!!! (DVD rating - 4/5)
Please don't let him direct again (DVD rating - 3/5)
Plot-hole Fest (DVD rating - 1/5)
Poor Adaptation (DVD rating - 3/5)
Poor movie (DVD rating - 1/5)
Poor show (DVD rating - 2/5)
Poor translation of an awsome book (DVD rating - 2/5)
Poorly put together DVD (DVD rating - 2/5)
Positively SMASHING! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Possibly better to see at home... (DVD rating - 4/5)
potter (DVD rating - 4/5)
Potter and his patronus shine at the box-office! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Potter as Excellent as ever!! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Potter even better 2nd time around! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Potter flawed. How not to transistion from book to film (DVD rating - 2/5)
Potter flies, but is short on magic... (DVD rating - 4/5)
Potter Goes Snake Eyes! (DVD rating - 3/5)
Potter is not a Pot (DVD rating - 5/5)
Potter movies just keep getting better (DVD rating - 5/5)
Potter's third year (DVD rating - 4/5)
Potter: The new celebrity (DVD rating - 5/5)
Practically a perfect Harry Potter movie (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pretty Darn Good (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good but could have been much better... (DVD rating - 3/5)
Pretty Good but Could've been better (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good entertainment... (DVD rating - 3/5)
Pretty good movie! (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good movie, but DISK 2 IS A JOKE. (DVD rating - 3/5)
Pretty good retelling of the book (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good, falls short (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good, I mean very good (DVD rating - 4/5)
Pretty good...but (DVD rating - 3/5)
Prisoner of Azkaban (DVD rating - 4/5)
Prisoner of Azkaban - DVD (DVD rating - 3/5)
PRISONER OF AZKABAN is the best Harry Potter movie yet! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Probably Won't Have Too Many Extra Scenes (DVD rating - 5/5)
Problem in the movie (DVD rating - 4/5)
Problem with the Trailer (DVD rating - 5/5)
Prove that sequels can be as good as originals (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pure Fun (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pure Magic (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pure magic! (DVD rating - 5/5)
Pure movie bliss (DVD rating - 5/5)
Purists might be disappointed by some aspects (DVD rating - 5/5)
Rating: 3/5
That was such a good movie! I really recommend it...not only 'cause I love Harry Potter, but because it truly is a fantastic film. Of course, the book is much better but the movie is still great. It was extremely faithful to the book, even if it went a bit faster (totally understandable; I mean, it went by very quickly and it still lasted 2:30 hours! Imagine if it went by as detailed as the book!) it was still pretty much the same. The special effects rock (I especially liked the Quidditch match), and the actors are wonderful. I think Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint are everything I imagined Harry and Ron to be...Ron is hilarious and Harry is sweet and innocent...they were adorable. I also like Tom Felton as Draco Malfoy...he was really good. All in all, I really liked it and I think it deserves all five stars i gave it!
Rating: 5/5
Well, not really. Possibly the biggest movie event of the millenium, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone lives up to the expectations of MOST of the readers, with a few exceptions. If anybody doesn't know, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is about a boy who finds out on his eleventh birthday that he is the descendant of two powerful wizards and that he possesses unique powers of his own, and to fulfill his destiny at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It seems a bit Star Wars-ish, right? However, the story goes beyond that. Chris Colombus definitely did find the best British actors. Harry is played by the extremely well look-alike, Daniel Radcliffe, the hilarious freckled Ron Weasley by Rupert Grint and cute Emma Watson to play the smart and clever Hermione Granger. The kids surprisingly hold up a good performance, being with little acting experience. The adults do an excellent performance also. From the strict and clever Minerva McGonagall by Maggie Smith to Richard Harris' kind and gently Albus Dumbledore. By far, the best performance was Snape, played by the dark and moody Alan Rickman. An excellent performance he had. The most important part of this movie is the way it captures the heart and soul of the book. Surprisingly, it succeeds very well. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is definitely not supposed to be a dark, moody flick but it has just enough the remain faithful. It might be a little scary for kids under 7 but a lot of people above that age won't be frightened. And most of the events of the book are in there. One major plot scene was left out for time but the movie would've been better with it in there. From the troll to the Forbidden Forest, the movie exceeds with almost everything in the book. The CGI effects were great but some of them were a bit...cheesy. You could defenitely see CGI effects in The Quidditch Match. Fluffy and Firenze the Centuar were the ones that needed some work as with Voldemort. Overall, they're decent. Lastly, John William's score. This is a nice refresh of John's basic work, with great use of bells and chimes. Though, Harry's Theme could've been toned out of it a bit. It gets a bit tiring to hear it repeated occasionally. The score wasn't original but it did set the mood. Overall, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a definite must see. It might not be the greatest, but its a refreshing film from everyday life. There could be some improvements, but the whole thing really blew me away.
Rating: 3/5
Kids will enjoy this well-produced if derivative fantasy.
Rating: 1/5
This film is such a disappointment. I don't know if this terrible movie is the result of a new director, more likely the fault is in the screenplay itself. Overall, it lacks the consistency and warmth of both the book and the other two movies. It isn't a matter of material being left out. This must be done sometimes in screenplays. It is the addition of elements not in the book that bothers me most. I wont bother to list all the problems with the movie but I just have to mention, "Where did the shrunken heads come from?" The slapstick scenes of steam out the ears and animal noise candies have no business being in the film either. I really hope Warner Brothers will listen to the fan's complaints and will rectify the problems in the next film and not just turn out another stupid film for the great unthinking masses. Please, Warner Brothers be faithful to the intelligent writing of J.K. Rowing and don't dumb things down! I will not buy this movie; in fact I never want to see it again.
Rating: 3/5
this is for all the people who wrote really bad reviews for Harry Potter. a lot of you had appalling spelling mistakes in your reviews, and i think rather than criticizing Harry Potter you should go and learn to spell. as for the movie it was pretty good. it could definitely have been better, and funnier, and i am mad at Harry for having blue eyes rather than green, but it was still OK.
