The Prisoner of Azkaban is my favorite in the entire series, and the rescue across time and space is thrilling and heartwarming. The movie is also great; the rhythm is tight, the clues are interlocking, and the main plot is still intact. But it seems that in the end, it was not clear who sent the firebolt. Sirius' letter was also deleted...
The clothes are not as good as the first two. What is that for handsome guys and beauties? It's hard to be calm. Many of Dumbledore's wise sayings are arranged for other characters in the movies, and they do not fully highlight the wisdom of (my heart) Albus Dumbledore. The image of Dumbledore in the movie often gives me the feeling that there is more than majesty but not enough kindness. When I read the original book, I made up my mind about a grandfather who looks kind and generous and occasionally does not get angry and arrogant. ( The visual presentation of Marauder’s map is great! Use the design of the Marauder’s map as the end credits.
It's also very nice but unfortunately did not introduce the origin and story of the Marauder's Map in the movie, the true friendship of the Moon-Face, the Big Foot, and the Pointed Fork (Wormtail was unilaterally removed by me) when I was young. Just like Dumbledore said, "Love is the most powerful magic," so Harry Potter can summon such a powerful Patronus when Sirius is dying. The Snape in the movie is much gentler than the original, not so mean and aggressive. After realizing that Professor Ludo had turned into a werewolf and gone mad, his first reaction was to protect the students behind him. When he saw Harry Potter and Sirius looking forward to a free life in the future, he thought that Sirius was not free in the end, and he and the time that Te lived under the same roof was very short, and he almost burst into tears. Why did you write Sirius to death? Rowling, you have no heart.
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