What Harry Potter movie is the best?

Answer 1

It really depends on the person. I personally think Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is the best film so far. The acting of the three lead roles: Daniel, Rupert and Emma have increased since they first started and the movie score which is now written by Nicholas Hoopper is amazing and adds so much to the magic of Harry Potter. However, it is really up to you which you think is the best.

I LIKE HP 6 & 7

ok well you have to read al the book before you have the right to say and dude it is a six way tie. ss was proply the most to the book movie but honestly cos was more intresting, poa was really good but they leav out key details the first time i watch the movie i had not read the book yet so i was really confused. but i really like the plot line of poa but gof was a better movie just because thay keepet more to the book but the parts they did keep in poa was really well putraid. i think that the sixth movie should have ben longer it all happend to fast and ootp was great really to the book i like it very much it just doses not hop in my mind when i wnat to watch Harry Potter

I think that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part one is the bets film so far. Maybe part two will be better? It's the closest to the book and i think that the way they play their characters are way better than before. My favorite one is the "Prisoner of Akazaban (Spelled it wrong)

Answer 2

The best Harry Potter movie has to be Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, (6).

Answer

Difficult to judge, and many opinions (including mine) may be subjective. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 is spectacular visually throughout the movie and this movie is perhaps the most exciting. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire had an extremely cinematic flare, right from the first scene. The most emotion (and perhaps the most humour) exists in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban perhaps had the greatest range of extreme emotions, from the extreme terror of the dementors to the lovely relationship between Harry and Lupin and the sad and wonderful flashbacks to the past of Harry's parents. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix are the best of David Yates' films (the middle section of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 can be a bit boring to some, while the same film still holds some of the most touching and amusing scenes in the whole series). Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince is visually spectacular, but some think the slow love-strewn plot with no battle punchline boring. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is the best of Chris Columbus' films. It is both scarier and funnier and more visually spectacular than Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone/Sorcerer's Stone. Many often say that the first in a film series is the best (and The Philosopher's Stone is indeed a classic). But, quickly, Chamber of Secrets was uttered to beat The Philosopher's Stone. Daniel Radcliffe (who played Harry Potter) kept saying that the series kept getting better. Critics aside, Daniel Radcliffe seemed of the opinion that indeed the series did keep getting better. And J.K. Rowling said explicitly that the film of The Deathly Hallows was, in her opinion, the best. In the end it may be that each film is made up of supergood bits that are 'supergood' differently in separate minds, giving the diverse opinions of what the best film is. For me, there are 'supergood', 'good', 'okay', 'not so good' and even 'irritating' parts across the entire series. If these attributes pepper the films, changing from one to the other scene by scene, then the film that flows from start to finish with mostly 'supergood' or 'good' scenes (within each subjective viewer's mind) will be the best film.