Meet Buckbeak | Harry Potter and the Prisoner of the Azkaban
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- Rubeus Hagrid introduces Harry Potter and the Care of Magical Creatures class to a hippogriff, named Buckbeak.
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Ok but Ron pushing Harry forwards like
*"fRIenDsHIp gOaLs"*
"you've got plot armour Harry, go on!"
@@scottwpilgrim *wOt???*
Ron is true Harry best friend
Friends know when you need to be slightly pushed forward
@@kasiakowalczyk5113 true I agree
That’s like pushing your friend forward when they are with their crush
0:33 Can we appreciate the fact Neville noticed everyone backing up and instead just ducked behind the rock.
In all my life since 2004, I have NEVER noticed that. Thank you so much for pointing out a small, yet interesting detail.
BrooklynMcupkiller where is Neville there?
Oh I saw him
Stephen King, same here
Neville’s hilarious lol
I love how he just casually says “Hey, Hey, Hey Hagrid” like he’s not a teacher but a friend 😂😂😂
@@Sangitha1013 mhm
He was a great friend who then became a teacher. So it's quite obvious
@@sauhamvyas7361 true
A great friend and something of a father figure to Harry
@@buffnipz ye true
I like that this scene is a small glimpse into what kind of person Harry is. He didn't ask for adventure and trouble, but when called upon he just accepted and rolled with it without flinching.
That's the perfect explanation of this scene! I couldn't put it into words so thanks for that.
It isn’t entirely coincidence that Dan is like that too.
In the book he volunteered because he didn't want Hagrid's first lesson to be unsuccessful .
@@namrata9218yeah but he only volunteered to bow to Buckbeak so it would let him pat its beak and nothing more. he didn't know Hagrid would make him ride it and freaking fly on it and he went on anyways hahah so the point remains
I think we can all agree that ‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ Harry look was the best out of all.
I like his haircut in Order of the Phoenix it really suited him. Dan played Harry very accurate to the book I gotta say he's a talented actor I loved all of his films since Harry Potter
Totally agree 👍
Great cinematography
Great Direction
Great acting
Everything 💯
Daniel really fits Harry's looks, except for the green eyes, but I prefer his look in deathly hollows
@@ngxinyue9902 the reason he doesn't have green eyes in the films is because Dan was allergic to the contact lenses so JK Rowling agreed that Dan didn't have to wear them and change Harry's eyes to blue same as Dan's
Also dracos haircut was the best
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is Harry's best haircut ever and he looks so handsome here
Yup-
Ikr
No. The goblet of fire is. Gotta love that long hair season
@@rahadjars yesss! I agree
@hadia ahmad haha yep
I loved Harry flying in this scene because he looked so free and happy. Prisoner of Azkaban is a masterpiece.
Harry pulled titanic in this scene
It was probably his least stressful year😂
Just like the scene from _Avatar_ where Jake rode on his banshee for the first time
Right up there with the flight sequences in How To Train Your Dragon.
Weirdly, almost all of my favourite scenes from Harry Potter are when he was flying. Riding Buckbeak, riding the Gringott's dragon, flying in Quidditch for the first time, the trip to the Order's headquarters....those scenes were all so well done in the movies
RIP Hagrid! A part of my childhood is gone. Thanks for all the happiness you've shared with us, you'll be missed 🕊🙏🏻
PT IWONA 17 TVN
Wow I almost forgot that Robbie died, rest easy good friend
It’s Robbie Coltrane
🏴🕊 🏴
Pls is there a link to watch the full movie?? I have tried so hard to get it
“Don’t pull out any of his feathers, cuz he won’t thank you for that”
*Spanks the hippogriff*
That absolutely sounds like an innuendo of some kind. Lol
End of the film: feather with firebolt from sirius
That Hippogriff should have been in the last movie fighting. Buckbeak was enormous, with the size of him plus being able to fly and ferocity he'd have been helpful to take on some Death Eaters.
@@heyheyheyheyheyhey76 in the books, he and the thestrals were fighting Voldemort's giants☺
Sooo true
ok but they left out the best part tho.. "its killed meh, its killed meh... u and ur bloody chicken" 😂😂
ItS kIlLeD mEh :000
It’s killed meh it’s killed meh you’ll regret this you great bloody chicken
HAHAHAHAHA YES
Ikr
😄
Whilst Harry was riding Buckbeak, I'd like to think Harry just let go of everything for a brief moment including his identity and just immersed himself in the moment of existing with pure happiness. He felt the joy of living to experience these great things.
It fits in quite nicely with the theme of the movie, with the dementors and how pure wonder and happiness is the key to protecting yourself from them and the depression and missing they bring
I love the idea that Hagrid is naturally suited to handling a hippogriff
He never has to worry about offending them because being impolite is not in his nature and they immidiately sense that and trust him completely.
Hagrid has always been the type to take care of animals and mythical creatures
1:44 The way Neville Runs away when he realizes who it is 💀😂😂
Lol
hahah i never noticed and also the way he ducks behind the rock 💀💀
I’m laughing so hard lol
LOL
Meanwhile the guy next him wasn’t phased 😂
Hagrid: I think he'll let you ride him now
Harry: wOT-
crazy-half-giant-say-what?
2:23
I never realised how weird that sounds
Did u hear him say woo boo
Lol hahahaha
This scene has a special touch. It's actually way heartbreaking because is one of the few times you see Harry happy.
We will miss you Hagrid. Kindest Harry Potter character EVER.
A true Professor of nature
0:43. Harry standing frozen
Ron pushes Harry to buckbeak.
Best friend of the year *slow clapping for Ron Weasly*
Weasley*
I never noticed him push Harry before
Well , but in the books it does not happen ... harry VOLENTIERD
All of hogwarts clapping
Yesss LOL
0:45 I've seen this movie a million times and I've never noticed Buckbeak taking a crap.
Haha lol
Haha
Wow I totally missed that
Omg😂
XDDD ME TO
Back here after unlocking my hippogriff in Hogwarts Legacy and recreating this scene, words cannot describe the feeling I got from being able to do this growing up wishing to ride one of these things to now being able to do so
Same i had goosebumps
Чприі
That's why I'm here too lol
Same here budd
Factual
R.I.P. Robbie Coltrane. Nobody could've done a better Hagrid.
Facts
RIP
I can't be the only one who gets tears in their eyes seeing Harry whoop and have fun for once in his young but troubled life
You're not alone
Hi army and potterhead
hey army
@@cheemsdoge6724 Hello 😊
@@azizurrehman3795 Hi ☺️
1:44 Neville's face when he realizes that Malfoy was standing next to him and how he escaped. XD
Lol
I never notice that!
LOLLLL
😂😂 I noticed that now.
Like a boss
John Williams' music literally adds so much to the magic of the Buckbeak flight scene.
In the book there is no epic flight scene; just a trip around the paddock
Yeah, I watched this film when it was in theatres at the age of 7. I'm 25 and still tear up at this scene. It's one of the few moments Harry gets to be a kid. No chosen one, no Voldemort, no insane pressure of being The Boy Who Lived. Alfonso Cuarón really captured the human aspects of the story so well.
Yes! This is exactly why I tear up every time I watch this scene 😭💕 He looks so happy and free!! Especially because he grew up in the Muggle world, so this is completely otherworldly and fantastic to him and it brings him so much joy 🥹💕
1:58 Can we just appreciate Rupert's face when Emma touches his hand😂
Some Random Gryffindor OML😂😂
Imagine if it was Lily and Snape in reverse.
Snape would probably never wash his hand again
@@illyasameen9558 James sees this, James beat Snape!
Can we just appreciate how adorable Buckbeak is. I thought he was cute, don't know why they were all intimidated by that bird.
Lol😂
2:24 let's take a moment to appreciate Harry's face and the "Wot?"
Clicked on the time stamp over and over to just hear the wot and see his face
Ikr :D
So funny 😂😄😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
“People will be watching in 50 years time, yes. I'll not be here sadly… but Hagrid will.” -Robbie Coltrane, Harry Potter Reunion.
😭
RIP Robbie Coltrane!
One of the best scenes of the Harry Potter movies. It's easy for a director to show magic through wands and letting brooms fly. But this is what it's all about, this is magic in a magic world.
This director understood the Harry Potter atmosphere more than anyone else. Dark with a sense of awe.
He should have probably stayed on to direct the rest of the series instead of David Yates.
Now this director is an Academy Award Winner. Alfonso Cuaron should 've be the director of Fantastic Beasts.
@@ivangomez123 Fantastic Beasts should not have happened...
@@thednp1862 With one movie is more than enough. Sequels thats not what I wanted.
PoA was directed by Alfonso Cuaron! He’s a fantastic filmmaker. I wish he had directed more of the films.
this scene is magical in every sense. It's not just the breath-taking visuals but the emotions harry feels, the sense of awe, the freedom and the empowerment he experiences sitting on the back of the magical creature and zipping through the skies faster than wind plus john Williams amazing background score makes this scene one of the best in the whole hp series and even in the history of cinema
Couldn’t explain better...
Indeed. Truly magical.
One of my favorite scenes.
Idk a broom achieves the same thing but that would be less dangerous and therefore less fun lol
Yes! The score on this scene is one of my favorites of the HP franchise
Its the soundtrack and the way they shot the scene. Very important. They did an amazing job
Harry flying on Buckbeak is my favorite scene in Harry Potter franchise because I like seeing the view and the scenery of Hogwarts and the lake they flew to, which is iconic
Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that, aside from Draco amd his squad, everybody else clapped and cheered for Harry as he touched down on the ground? A very underappreciated moment from a very wholesome part of the movie imo
3:37 - Harry: I feel like Rose from Titanic
Harry and Buckbeak.
Still a better love story than twilight.
*_I'M THE KING OF HOGWARD !_*
*yes*
Wish Harry says "I'm king of the world" or something like that
I know this is a joke, but this movie takes place in 93, and Titanic came out in 97
*Harry Potter is not just a movie, it's a Genre*
*yes*
Indeed. I mean if you know anything about fanfiction that is.
I LOVE THIS
It's a way of life.
In what way is it a genre?
RIP Sir Robbie Coltrane thank you cause you're the one who made my childhood as hagrid...we will forever gonna miss you...ALWAYS😭😭😭😭😭
RIP Hagrid, you were a real one
Hagrid :
He protecc
He attac
but most importantly
in his jacket he puts buckbeaks snacc
2:33
He protecc
He attac
But most importantly
He give good smac
@@Dancan799 he protecc
He attacc
But most importantly
He puts harry on buckbeak's bacc
YASSS!
This is one scene I think was done better than the books..in the books Harry was uncomfortable sitting on top of Buckbeak and it was kind of underwhelming..but this scene is so wholesome with them circling around the castle that we feel like we're riding along with him..Like we are in Hogwarts..
true, this scene in the book is so underwhelming
Certain scenes throughout all the movies adapted scenes from the books really well. The movies were held back by the books being longer and longer and the movie writers having to cram the stories into a 2 hour movie. Especially 4,5, and 6. They did a decent job especially with prisoner of Azkaban
@@JJ_5289 i would say the movies were held back by the time restrictions that studios put on commercial films. They most likely shot enough to be more similar to the books, but it had to be edited down so that it was consumable to the largest audience possible/fit the time that theaters make the most profit from
@@confusedturtleman3167 Harry Potter would of done way better if we got a series of it so much more could be filled in more
@@admiral_chika6780they are making a Harry Potter series on HBO where every year is a season
RIP Robbie Coltrane
Thank you for being the best Hagrid ever. 🙂
One of the most beautiful and well-shot scenes of all time....epic
3:15 One of the best scenes in all 8 movies!
I totally agree! Very beautifull!
for sure😍😍😍
Mine too! My favorite scene.
Aaron Türk yeahhh!!💘🥺
It’s so beautifully shot and the sound track is just to live for
Makes me wish Alfonso Cuarón directed Fantastic Beasts.
"Man that test was short, but really hard."
"Yeah, especially the questions on the back."
"2:24"
wOt
That realization
This is why teachers put (turn over) on the bottom of tests...
Like, im litterally blaming you for this.
“There where questions on the back?”
HAahah
The flight around the castle and the Black Lake might be one of the best scenes of the series! Plus the music makes you feel like you’re actually in the scene! It was then, I was hooked for the rest of the series and completed it!
Harry's such a natural at all things, I think it's because he has no bounds as he lost his parents and any normal semblance of a grounded life when he was an infant...thus he was born into a world where he was free to do anything...and he had no interest living under the stairs the rest of his life.
0:43 Ron pushes Harry closer to buck beak 😂 such a good friend lol
wow I wish I had a friend like that
@@theelilac113 i'll be ur friend
you can also see in HP and the deathly hallows p1, Harry pushed Ron out of the elevator when they were in the ministry :')))) such a good friendship
This is one of my favorite scenes.
I agree with you, because I mentioned about it in a song I wrote about Hope Feelgood riding on Buckbeak's back. I personally like the "Riddikulus" scene BETTER, because it's funnier.
Meow
Mine too, it’s just...Magical !!!
Mine as well!
The music brings back so much nostalgia I don’t know why I’m 20 now but I grew up with Harry Potter it will always be in my heart
Who s here after riding High Wing in Hogwarts Legacy
We all feel the same as Harry for sure
I screamed WOOOOOOOHOOOOO just like Harry when I finally mounted him
This Movie Will Turn 20 Years Old Next Summer
Is it just me or can you imagine Lily and James watching just being proud of their son and glad he has just a little happiness once in a while 🥺
😞😭🥺✊
Wdym ???
🥺
Especially since this is one of his last moments of being a happy carefree child. His childhood ends in the next book.
Doog morning
3:36 i love this scene because i see harry potter finally really happy and excited
He is so happy enjoying his life at Hogwarts with his friends and finds out about lupin and sirius
And the very next year voldie moldie decides to come along
such a nice and enjoiable scene
I knew I wasn’t the only one who felt happy because he finally was. He’s never been happy until he got to Hogwarts. The Dursleys really made his childhood miserable
Harry was so scared but I thought this was sooo cool!
If only school in real life was this fun and motivates us to learn new things.
RIP to the king himself Robbie Coltrane 😔 you will be remembered eternally in all Harry Potter fans’ hearts. I’m going to cry every time I watch any Hagrid scene now lol. And Harry, I will never forgive you for not naming any of your children after Hagrid, like come on.
Facts
RIP
Hermione: *Grabs Ron's hand*
Ron: *Internal screaming*
Helou. Hauuja. Ministiia
😂
Helouu. Hauuja
Moi perle a coller hé perle
Internal screaming as well as kind of beginning of the arousal of his feelings for her... Maybe
2:14 Its Hiccup and Toothless all over again.
Yep.
This happened before is to train your dragon
How to train your hippogriff
Only true fans of both the seven-book series, the twelve-book series, and the HTTYD trilogy would remember that.
Yep
I always loved this scene. The freedom, the raw happiness of it. I always watch it with a smile on my face and no small amount of envy 😅
18 years later and STILL just pure magical to watch every time. Love this scene.
When I first watched this movie in 2004, I got chills when Harry screamed with joy on 3:38. Sixteen years later, I still get chills every time I see this scene.
Such a nostalgic moment
Nostalgia :')
you got a pure mind，which is nice
18 years ago, now...I feel so old!😢
@@davycrockett8076 Sometimes I feel old too, but I think that growing older makes these memories that much more powerful. I'm grateful that I had the chance to experience these things. I'm forever thankful for people like Alfonso Cuarón, John Williams and all the individuals who collaborated on films like these to inspire millions of kids for years.
Buckbeak's effects still hold up to this day. The lighting, shading, detail, and movements are so damn convincing
Buckbeaks is a practical effect maybe that is the factor why
Sen Allahu Tealaya inanmazsan şaşarım Senin Aklına Nick Carlson
@@unkown7277 he was cgi for the flying scenes.
Back when they did CGI properly
What about when it poops? Lol
My favourite part of my most favourite HP series....Harry so happy when he sees his reflection.. ❤️❤️❤️
Who else is here after Margot Robbie told her husband is in this scene 😂😂😂😂
But if you slow it down it's a girl that draco pushes not a boy
Guilty as charged
i definitely am
I Found him he’s the kid behind the girl with the pony tails in the front 🤣🤣
@@EE-gt1jr 😂😂😂😂
This scene is a cinematic masterpiece
Ikr
The whole movie is 😍
Absolutely.
Allahu Teala Bir Sinema Filmi çekiyor 2022🎞️🎬📽️📼🎞️📺
ron was like "oh my god she touch my hand"
LOL!!!!!!!!!! LOVE IS IN THE AIR BETWEEN RON AND HERMIONE!!!!!!!!!!😘😍🥰❤️❣️💕💞💓💗💖💘💝💟💙 Dun!!! DUN!!!! DUN!!!!! DUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The new and improved Ron and Hermione( Romione)!!!!!!!!
That doesn’t sound good at all!!! It sounds like I put Romio and the word not word *ne* together!!!
@Alyssia Martin XD. Wait, are we just laughing at each other until one of us decides to ignore one of our replies????🤨🤨🤨🧐🧐🧐😐😐😑😑🤔🤔
@@wormsthedemented8323 yes
Imagine if Lily and Snape was the ones doing it
Well Snape will never ever wash his hand again...
Buckbeak's flight scene is one, if not the most beautiful scene from the movies in every sense of the word from a film making perspective.
The composition on each of the shots, the environments, THE SCORE, all of it is pure perfection and it all comes together into a most happy and enjoyable moment for any spectator on the couch or cinema.
You don't get to see this quality of storytelling nowadays, you just don't.
R.I.P Robbie Coltrane. Thank you for everything and putting on a great performance as Hagrid in all Harry Potter movies (March 30, 1950 - October 14, 2022).
I like the change in this scene. In the book, Harry did not like riding Buckbeak. But in the movie, he had the time of his life. Thankee, Hollywood!
I think Harry and Hermione both rode Buckbeak in the book to rescue Sirius. 🤠
It makes a lot of sense that he doesnt.
Here it is depickted stupidly as well. How does it glide over the water for that long without flapping its wings.
What he dislikes in the book is exactly the constant movement up and down and the fact he has a hard time holding on.
But hey the movie throws out realism at every corner and breaks the rules it self establishes.
@@cauchyschwarz3295 was about to say you're talking about realism in a fictional movie based on a book lol
IlFrostIl with the entire thing based off of magic no less.
@@cauchyschwarz3295 tfw you don't even know about ground effect
“I think he will let you ride him now!”
“What?!”
It was actually "Wot??"
Correction querido compa it’s “w0t”
*wot
WoT-
no its wor
I love hagrid. His spirit and everything. And I have to admit. He really makes himself look like a giant and make the students look small.
Margot Robbies husband is in this scene.
I love how Neville just duck down instead of taking a step back :D
I love this scene, for one moment he forgets about it all, his parents, people wanting him dead, and just lives in the moment loving every minute of it
Doya doya ve mutlu Riot 😘🥰
Truly one of the most beautiful scenes in all of movie history- the music is just jaw-dropping. I wish I could watch this again for the first time
I just played the mission in Hogwarts Legacy where you save Highwing the hippogriff and you go through almost this same path over the lake with similar music and it was just BEAUTIFUL. I almost shed a tear!
One of the most magical scenes in the whole HP series, really love it, it’s very heart touching, and also visually stunning 😍
0:30 LMAO LOOK AT NEVILLE I'VE NEVER NOTICED THAT LOL
lol good spotting, never noticed that either!
I also noticed too
Was also thinking to myself "why's his uniform all ripped?" Then I remembered that his book ate it.
I forgotten all about that XD those books were a menace
Hagrid: "Whatever you do, do not insult the Hippogriff!"
Also Hagrid to the Hippogriff: "Here you big brute..."
Also Hagrid: Spanks the Hippogriff's butt
Don’t kinkshame.
Hagrid has a bond with quite a lot of creatures in the books he's actually very knowledgable about magical creatures and Harry gets an Exceeds Expectations grade and Hermione Outstanding so Hagrid is clearly a very competent teacher
Buckbeak knows this guy quite well and accepts him. Also, Buckbeak knows that over the course of a typical week Hagrid will feed him more quality meat than he (Hagrid) weighs, so the cost-benefit ratio of eating him is not favorable.
Hagrid's a chad, tho. He can get away with things that us normies can only dream of.
The cinematography is just fantastic. Well done by Warner Bros.
Warner Bros'a Selam Olsun
I still think the ending to the Chamber of Secrets is the most beautiful scene in Harry Potter, but Harry flying on Buckbeak must be the second. ❤️
*3:36** one of the best and most amazing moments in all of Harry Potter. :)*
You’re spitting the right facts here
0:07 Hermione trying not to laugh lol
i mean... when your teacher yells.TADADADAAAAAA like that than i would laugh too
Haha i noticed that too
@@astonix2455 or maybe she did trying not to laugh bcs the camera man was right in front of her face 😂 *sorry for my english*
@@hernitanurshafa965 maybe mix of that
Rest in Peace Robbie Coltrane. You may not be around anymore, but Hagrid always will be.
"You do not want to insult a Hypogryph. It may just be the last thing you ever do. Now... who'd like to come say hello?"
*Neville: hides behind rock.* 😂😂😂
Ahoj
Hypogriff*
Hagrid is Harry Potter's Steve Irwin. I swear.
@@slavicakocirova5005 it’s actually Hippogriff but ok
1:58 i just noticed draco laughed in the background
I didnt
"HAhAhA LooK AT pottAh!"
Yeah spotted it now
It's amazing how Tom Felton stays in character even though the camerawork focused on Emma and Rupert
@@___Laura5 Tom Felton's acting skills were better than Dan's at some scenes tbh
at 1:44, Margot Robbies husband is one of the boys that gets pushed out the way
Who cares? Movies and actors nowadays are so boring and degenerated. Its like a different world.
i dont know why but the scene where Hagrid says "you always let a hippogriff make the move" shows a great deal on consent and its beautifully depicted when Hagrid asks harry to back off because Buckbeak didnt bow back after harry
Harry doesnt back out and bowing shows a sign of vulnerability which probably allowed Buckbeak to bow down later too because it showed that harry was okay with being vulnerable and not getting it reciprocated and Buckbeak could have admired that; like Hagrid said hippogriffs are very knowledgeable creatures
lmao its just a theory i dont even know if its true😂
Hagrid instructed these kids on how to properly approach these creatures and Malfoy just waltzed up to him calling him names Hagrid better have mentioned that to the council
He did. In the book Hermione and Ron put in a lot of work to make a strong case for Hagrid but Lucius has the council in his pocket and gets Buckbeak sentenced to death no surprise that the executioner was a fellow death eater
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 What chapter? So far I'm still in where Harry sneaked into Hogsmeade.
@@sachsoup its towards the end of the book. The final appeal fails and Buckbeak is sentenced to death. Harry, Ron and Hermione sneak to Hagrid's to comfort him
Hagrid actually had a VERY strong and definitive case. He did everything as he should’ve and explicitly instructed the class about how to approach such creatures.
Malfoy being Malfoy, he pretty much ruined it for everyone and Lucious had the council in his pocket from the get-go.
@@bronzin1445 In total reality Malfoy Senior says if his son is harmed than anything goes according to punishments.
0:33 love how Neville ducks behind the rock as everyone else moved back 😂😂
Hahaha i never noticed that
1:44 he backed off when Malfoy pushing everyone aside
Neville is such a loveable character. His growth during the whole series is also remarkable, and very well acted by Matthew Lewis
I love how Hagrids lessons here essentially boils down to ‘look at this cool thing I have’
In Howard's Legacy, I did the same thing as soon as I got a Hippogriff, fly over the school and skimmed the top of water on the lake.
3:36: how it’s gonna feel being on a plane for the first time after covid ends
In a plain?. After covid, I would feel like that in a bus.
Yeah that would be awesome!
How it's gonna feel when COVID ends period
@@FireRaptor100 I would feel like that on a cycle lmao
This scene is so beautiful and the music too, I could see it a billion times 💙
if you want to know so the name of the theme is 'buckbeak's flight'.
It is, certainly, one of the most beautifull scenes of all eight movies! To me, is the best with no doubts!
This is the epitome of Harry Potter cinematography and music.
GnSt4vo Hmm... That's your opinion. I think different.
@@jaredk.vegaortega797 it is very much my opinion! This is what I expected from the rest of the franchise. Which never really happened in the end.
Rest in Peace, Robbie Coltrane // 'Hagrid'
Rest in Peace, Robbie Coltrane 😢🕊️
I wish that Alfonso Cuaron directed all of the movies, or at least Goblet Of Fire. He made the world seem so much more magical and big.
I love Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban! I think it's the best in the series! Algonso Cuaron also directed A Little Princess! Beautifull, both films.❤
Wish Chris Columbus directed all of the movies.
@Leopard But what if it was their own choice? Was Columbus let go, or did he leave on his own accord?
@Leopard It would be wrong to shackle him to something he didn't want to keep on doing. Besides, it's not like other film franchises didn't switch directors.
@Leopard Regardless, you have to respect the directors' choices.
2:23 the way Harry says what it’s like ..WOT🤣
The way Neville went down behind the rock at 0:33 😂
Hagrid "Very easily offended creatures, you do not want to insult a hipogriph"
Also Hagrid 2:32 slaps it on the butt..
2004 cgi holds up reaaally good
Yeah, no wonder this got an Oscar nomination for Best Visual Effects.
What did it lose to? Spider-Man 2?
Now in 2019 the cgi is shit these day
Tim Dinh no it’s not lol
Master Penguin 8 movies still no Oscar
1:59 Ron in his deep heart: Thank you God😂😂
The gift of God 😂😂😂
Dean was there. I didn't spot this information from the internet.
Look at Draco's face there
3:39 This is my reaction when I visited to Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida 5 years ago!
3:37 when the coronavirus is gone and we can go outside again!
*7 months later*
@@buttercatg lmaoo😭
2022
@@scruffd0g193 NO DONT EVEN GO THERE I REFUSE TO BELIEVE WE GO TO 2022
Christmas like now!
Who else is just amazed by the 2004 CGI
All the Harry Potter films in general have aged quite well.
Jurassic park was better
@@crazydinoindoraptor8594 nahh the series was more detailed I don’t like it entire thing just dinosaurs trying to eat ppl...
@@princezuko5062 well just the childhood
Well considering the first two movies alone raked in 1.7 billion worldwide, the Potter films got whatever budget they asked for.