Extras: DVD 9, Language(s): English, Hard of Hearing Subtitles: English, Subtitles: English, Interactive Menu, Screen ratio 1:2.

He has Ron and Hermione’s help of course; it will be harder than anything they’ve had to do before, especially with the Death Eaters hunting them down.There’s a nice level of depth to the image, even in the darker and mistier scenes, while during the more frenetic of action sequences, I didn’t notice any compression or artefacts.

It’s a story that lends itself to a simple narrative, and functionally, it doesn’t really matter that the film takes place over a whole school year, or in the space of days. I have to say that to my ears it actually sounds better than the Dolby TrueHD efforts that came previously, I was wholly impressed with the quality, clarity, and power of the surround audio, the niftiness of the sound design, the impact of the action sequences and the well-balanced audibility of the dialogue.Year 7 - Part 2: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 - In the epic finale, the battle between the good and evil forces of the wizarding world escalates into all-out war.

Voldemort is back and wreaking havoc, not only on the Wizarding world, but the Muggle world as well, and it’s no wonder that the news headlines are as bleak as the weather. When I first read The Goblet of Fire, I was fully convinced that there was no way that this story could be told in less than two movies. That didn’t happen with The Philosopher’s Stone, as it plays out just like the book, albeit with a few bits left out for time.

We may cut away briefly to see Hermione and Ron’s battle with Nagini, or Voldemort’s latest charge against the castle, but all these diversions always serve Harry’s story.

If rewatching all eight Harry Potter films feels as daunting as mastering Quidditch, we’ve got you covered with a guide to the franchise’s most surprising moments worth revisiting. Even more importantly in terms of the film, they looked like film stars at age ten, and they still looked like film stars at age 20. It’s the traditional orphan existence, living in a family lacking in love, but with no end of petty abuse and indignity. He really should have paid attention to the ill omen though, as it isn’t long before the World Cup is marred by worrisome unrest from a menace thought long forgotten, and it soon becomes apparent that Harry Potter’s fourth year at Hogwarts is only going to get worse. But Harry Potter’s upbringing from Uncle and Aunt Dursley along with cousin Dudley was by design, not through simple chance.And once again, it’s a very enjoyable surround experience, rich and lively for the action sequences, making the most of the film’s music and keeping that all important dialogue clear and audible throughout. As such, in such a fantastical and imaginative universe, it’s emotionally a very realistic story, and one that is very easy to engage with as a viewer.