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The beginning of the magical destiny of a boy like no other. - In 2001, the adaptation of Harry Potter was an event. Steven Spielberg came close to directing it, but in the end his colleague Chris Columbus was chosen. Columbus (who wrote the screenplay for Gremlins, produced by Spielberg). The director of Mrs Doubtfire and I Missed the Plane take audiences into the world of Hogwarts, introducing them to the rules and heroes of the this future saga magical saga. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is far from being the fans' favourite episode, but it remains one of the most popular. one of the most important.
In the bowels of Hogwarts, evil awakens. The whole team is back for this second episode, in the direct Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Harry, Ron and Hermione once again face the inevitable return return of of Voldemort and explore the mysteries of Hogwarts, in an adventure that is considered to be one of the weakest in the series. weakest in the saga. This is due to an over-stretched plot (2h30) and a feeling of repetition after the first film. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets plays a central role in the saga and the fight against Voldemort, but remains one of the least memorable memorable.
Secrets from the past resurface. Everything imagined will be transformed. - Often considered one of the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban marks the first turning point in the saga. saga. Gone are childhood: Harry, Hermione and Ron enter adolescence and its troubles, and with them, the franchise evolves. The adventure becomes darker, more serious, and the atmosphere shifts towards something more disturbing. The colour palette palette shifts towards blue and black, and Harry Potter 3 remains one of the most visually visually. The Alfonso Cuaron's touch, the Oscar-winning director of Gravity, has a lot to do with it.
The rebellion begins at Hogwarts... - From Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the saga is directed by David Yates, until its grand finale - and the director continues to lead the universe through to Fantastic Beasts. A choice that ensures consistency, and creates a great movement with these last four opuses. More spectacular and Hollywood, Order of the Phoenix is unquestionably one of the most effective and solid episodes. Dolores Umbridge (excellent Imelda Staunton) will go down as one of the franchise's most memorable antagonists, and the disappearance of Sirius Black (Gary Oldman) due to the incredible Bellatrix (Helena Bonham Carter) strikes another blow for fans. From this fifth instalment, there's no denying it: Voldemort is back.
Dark secrets revealed to face the final battle. - The world is begins to take on the dark colours of Voldemort in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Harry prepares his battle against his sworn enemy, with the help of Dumbledore. The mystery of Voldemort is gradually revealed, and the hellish mission of Harry, Ron and Hermione. The sixth instalment in the saga adapted by J.K. Rowling marks another stage in the adventure, with the the disappearance of one of the most important characters. And if love continues to torment the hearts of the heroes, it is the final confrontation with Voldemort.
Destroy an artefact to weaken the dark world. - The final stretch for Harry Potter and his friends Hermione and Ron. As Voldemort's power grows and the world becomes a battlefield, the trio set out search for the last Horcruxes, essential if they are to kill the Dark Lord. A hellish pursuit for the heroes, now alone in the world, with no other option but to believe in themselves in order to move forward. While the film suffers from a slightly problematic pace, since J.K. Rowling's last book was cut into two parts, Harry parts, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 kicks off the final countdown to the big finish.
The final battle against the forces of evil. - The end is finally here. After eight films, Harry films, Harry Potter finally Voldemort in his final adventure. It's hard to live up to such success, such expectations, but expectations, but David Yates has succeeded in delivering a spectacular conclusion. For Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, it's their last turn as Harry, Hermione and Ron.