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Harry Potter
The books, the films and the questions the quizzes ask.
Which house, which professor, which Death Eater — and why.
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Movie reviewHarry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Cuarón's Harry Potter is the best-looking and funniest of the three, and the one to watch twice. Four bulbs, one real flaw: you cannot see it.
Movie reviewHarry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Chris Columbus's second Harry Potter film is darker, funnier and better built than its reputation, even if the mystery never quite holds together.
Movie reviewHarry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
Nearly 25 years on, the first Harry Potter film still works, because it hides an enormous amount of setup inside a mystery solved by children.
Films
In release order — where to start, not what is newest.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
BlazingChris Columbus's second Harry Potter film is darker, funnier and better built than its reputation, even if the mystery never quite holds together.Daniel Radcliffe · Rupert Grint Reviewed
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
BlazingCuarón's Harry Potter is the best-looking and funniest of the three, and the one to watch twice. Four bulbs, one real flaw: you cannot see it.Daniel Radcliffe · Rupert Grint ReviewedQuizzes
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Which Harry Potter Death Eater Are You?
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Which Hogwarts Professor Are You?
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Which House Would You Belong To at Hogwarts?
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