[7om 8rady]

For me, it would be Prisoner of Azkaban. It is both my favourite book and movie in the Harry Potter series.

The Philosopher's Stone will always hold a special place in my heart. I will never be able to replicate that experience again, seeing everything on screen for the first time.

What is your favourite Harry Potter movie?

[alkaline2010]

Easily the 4th one, apparantly ppl dont like that one but i lvoed it. didnt like the 5th that much tho. 5-6 were kinda mid but 4 was literally A+

[7om 8rady]

Easily the 4th one, apparantly ppl dont like that one but i lvoed it. didnt like the 5th that much tho. 5-6 were kinda mid but 4 was literally A+

It is unfortunate that so much of the book needed to be cut for time and the movie is still nearly 2 1/2 hours long. The rule of movie editing is that you must trim for the time you remove the sub-plots. A lot of story and character development is not there in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

[Misnips]

This is just me but I was never a fan of the movies, I didn’t grow up reading them books because they were so big and never got into it but I marathoned through the movies and still wasn’t a fan. The fantastic beasts is even worse

[alxmerko]

Philosopher's Stone, Goblet of Fire and Deathly Hallows

[johnpapi21]

Deathly Hallows all the way. Gary Oldman's career was ressurrected as a result of these

[Viking3004]

The Philosopher's Stone was the most memorable for me.

[emapol]

Philosopher's Stone and Deathly Hallows

[maureenieweenie]

I feel like the earlier movies just have a nostalgia that the newer ones don't just b/c of my age watching them, so maybe everything up until Order of Pheonix