Harry Potter - Complete 8-Film Collection

Alfonso Cuarón

Overview

This collection includes all 8 films from the Harry Potter saga. Based on the novels of J.K. Rowling, the films follow Harry (Daniel Radcliff) as he learns about his magical heritage, and the pivotal role he plays within the wizard community. Along the way, he forms indelible bonds with classmates Ron Weasely (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), who help him as he tries to defeat the evil wizard Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes).

Product Details

Release Date:	11/11/2011
UPC:	0883929182879
Original Release:	0000
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Warner Home Video
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Time:	19:40:00
Sales rank:	49

Special Features

Closed Caption

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Daniel Radcliffe	Harry Potter
Rupert Grint	Ron Weasley,Ron Wesley
Emma Watson	Hermione Granger
Alan Rickman	Professor Severus Snape,Professor Snape
Gary Oldman	Sirius Black
Helena Bonham Carter	Bellatrix Lestrange
Kenneth Branagh	Gilderoy Lockhart
Maggie Smith	Professor McGonagall
Michael Gambon	Albus Dumbledore,Professor Albus Dumbledore
Ralph Fiennes	Lord Voldemort
Robbie Coltrane	Rubeus Hagrid
David Thewlis	Remis Lupin
Jim Broadbent	Horace Slughorn
Richard Harris	Albus Dumbledore

Technical Credits

Alfonso Cuarón	Director
Chris Columbus	Director
David Yates	Director
Mike Newell	Director
J. Rowling	Based on a book by,Source Author

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Harry Potter: The Complete 8-Film Collection - Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone
1. Doorstep Delivery [4:05]
2. Vanishing Glass [4:05]
3. Letter from no one [4:06]
4. Keeper of the keys [6:07]
5. Diagon Alley [3:18]
6. Gringotts [2:57]
7. Ollivanders [4:07]
8. The boy who lived [2:15]
9. Platform 9-3/4 [3:00]
10. Ron and Hermione [3:43]
11. Welcome to Hogwarts [3:39]
12. Sorting Hat [4:43]
13. Nick and other residents [4:15]
14. Potions and parcels [4:35]
15. New seeker [5:50]
16. Three-headed sentinel [2:48]
17. Facts and feathers [4:04]
18. Mountain roll [5:55]
19. Quidditch [:05]
20. Interference overcome [6:28]
21. Christmas gift [3:36]
22. Cloaked in darkness [4:37]
23. Mirror of Erised [3:09]
24. Norbert [4:59]
25. Forbidden Forest [5:51]
26. Up to something [6:29]
27. Through the trapdoor [4:16]
28. Wizards chess [4:47]
29. Sacrifice play [5:34]
30. Man with two faces [3:11]
31. Magic touch [3:59]
32. Mark of love [3:23]
33. House Cup Winner [3:10]
34. Not really going home [4:14]
35. End Credits [2:26]
Disc #2 -- Harry Potter And The Chamber of Secrets
1. In a Cage [3:00]
2. Dobby's Warning [4:54]
3. Car Rescue [2:53]
4. The Burrow [3:17]
5. To Diagon Alley [3:50]
6. Flourish and Blotts [4:18]
7. Flying to Hogwarts [3:33]
8. Whomping Willow [3:00]
9. Not Expelled...today [2:17]
10. Mandrakes; Ron's Howler [4:06]
11. Gilderoy Lockhart [2:46]
12. Mudblood and Murmurs [4:47]
13. Writing on the wall [5:27]
14. About the Chamber [3:59]
15. Rogue Bludger [5:40]
16. No longer safe [5:16]
17. Dueling Club [4:36]
18. A Parselmouth [4:05]
19. Nothing to tell [4:36]
20. Polyjuice Potion [:49]
21. Harry and Ron Transformed [4:11]
22. The diary [4:05]
23. Tom Riddle [4:02]
24. Petrified [3:47]
25. Cornelius Fudge [4:12]
26. Aragog [5:05]
27. Spider Attack [4:12]
28. Missing [4:05]
29. Chamber of Secrets [4:18]
30. Backfire [5:26]
31. Heir of Slytherin [3:16]
32. The Basilisk [5:22]
33. Healing Powers [4:59]
34. Out of the Hat [3:33]
35. Dobby's Reward [3:14]
36. Welcome Back [5:14]
37. End Credits [5:07]
Disc #3 -- Harry Potter And The Prisoner of Azkaban
1. Under Covers Prologue [1:36]
2. Aunt Marge's Big Mistake [4:55]
3. The Knight Bus [6:09]
4. The Leaky Cauldron [2:06]
5. The Monster Book of Monsters [1:19]
6. In Grave Danger [2:43]
7. The Dementor [4:53]
8. Welcome and Warning [5:00]
9. Tea Leaves [2:30]
10. Buckbeak [7:27]
11. Boggart in the wardrobe [5:55]
12. Talent for trouble [2:51]
13. Flight of the Fat Lady [2:02]
14. Substitute Teacher [4:03]
15. Grim defeat [3:44]
16. The Marauder's Map [3:55]
17. Who's There? [1:59]
18. I Hope He Finds Me [3:46]
19. The Patronus [4:42]
20. Seeing the Impossible [3:53]
21. Professor Trelawney's Prediction [3:22]
22. Witnesses to an Execution [3:19]
23. The Whomping Willow [4:58]
24. Sirius Black [2:43]
25. Peter Pettigrew [4:05]
26. Friends Become Foes [2:38]
27. The Dementor's Kiss [5:26]
28. Hermione's Secret [3:15]
29. Onlookers to the rescue [4:23]
30. Saving Lives [5:29]
31. Truly seen, truly free [4:33]
32. Two places at once [3:08]
33. Mischief managed [2:46]
34. The Firebolt [2:40]
35. End Credits Map [1:04]
Disc #4 -- Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire
1. The Riddle House [3:45]
2. The Portkey [2:22]
3. The Quidditch World Cup [3:41]
4. The Dark Mark [3:55]
5. The Triwizard Tournament [5:29]
6. The Goblet Of Fire [3:54]
7. The Unforgivable Curses [5:50]
8. The Four Champions [7:24]
9. Let Events Unfold [2:40]
10. Rita Skeeter [2:27]
11. Sirius Conversation [4:03]
12. The Hungarian Horntail [3:31]
13. Transforming Malfoy [4:58]
14. The First Task [8:40]
15. Best Foot Forward [6:25]
16. An Unexpected Challenge [5:30]
17. The Yule Ball [3:24]
18. The Egg's Clue [4:19]
19. The Second Task [8:06]
20. Never Whole Again [8:53]
21. The Pensieve [3:13]
22. Dreams And Suspicions [4:41]
23. The Third Task [2:55]
24. Flesh, Blood And Bone [8:34]
25. The Death Eaters [3:07]
26. Priori Incantatem [4:34]
27. Veritaserum [3:24]
28. Parting Ways [7:35]
29. End Credits [6:10]
Disc #5 -- Harry Potter And The Order of the Phoenix
1. Dudley Demented [4:49]
2. The Advance Guard [5:25]
3. Number Twelve, Grimmauld Place [5:03]
4. The Order Of The Phoenix [2:23]
5. The Ministry of Magic [3:08]
6. The Hearing [4:41]
7. The Originals [2:33]
8. Luna Lovegood [2:13]
9. Preserve, Perfect and Prune [4:32]
10. Professor Umbridge's Class [2:47]
11. Detention With Dolores [4:07]
12. Thestrals and Sympathy [3:08]
13. The Hogwarts High Inquisitor [5:59]
14. In The Hog's Head [5:39]
15. Dumbledore's Army [6:50]
16. Under The Mistletoe [4:10]
17. Occlumency [3:36]
18. House of Black [5:14]
19. Hagrid's Tale [2:46]
20. Unquiet Escape [6:13]
21. Grawp [5:59]
22. Snape's Worst Memory [3:18]
23. O.W.L.S [2:52]
24. Out of the Fire [3:57]
25. Fight and Flight [2:48]
26. The Department of Mysteries [1:30]
27. Beyond the Veil [2:37]
28. Side By Side [4:03]
29. Wizards Duel [4:49]
30. The Lost Prophecy [6:02]
31. A Way Of Coming Back [2:17]
32. End Credits [2:36]
Disc #6 -- Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince
1. Who's Harry Potter? [5:27]
2. Horace Slughorn [6:45]
3. What Could Be Safer? [2:43]
4. Snape's Visitors [3:45]
5. Draco's Detour [3:47]
6. That's for My Father [5:05]
7. Dark Forces [4:28]
8. The Half-Blood Prince [5:43]
9. The Secret Riddle [6:59]
10. Hermione's Helping Hand [4:43]
11. Cursed Necklace [5:23]
12. Slug Club [5:04]
13. Felix Felicis [3:09]
14. How It Feels [2:47]
15. Free Agents [3:16]
16. The Unbreakable Vow [4:46]
17. Death Enters Attack [1:38]
18. A Sluggish Memory [1:39]
19. Perilous Potions [3:51]
20. Sectumsempra [5:21]
21. Hiding the Book [7:05]
22. Liquid Luck [6:19]
23. After Aragog's Burial [3:18]
24. Horcruxes [5:08]
25. The Cave [4:05]
26. Inferi Attack [4:23]
27. The Astronomy Tower [5:17]
28. Flight of the Prince [6:21]
29. R.A.B [6:26]
30. End Credits [4:07]
Disc #7 -- Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows - Part 1
1. Dark Times [4:18]
2. Dark Lord Ascending [5:28]
3. The Seven Potters [5:28]
4. Aerial Ambush [3:57]
5. Fallen Warrior [6:50]
6. Dumbledore's Will [5:33]
7. The Wedding [4:05]
8. A Place To Hide [5:53]
9. Kreacher's Tale [4:08]
10. Theft Of A Thief [4:28]
11. Ministry Interior [4:48]
12. Secret Files [3:28]
13. Lifting The Locket [5:10]
14. Forest Fugitives [6:20]
15. Getting Too Close [4:28]
16. Broken Ranks [4:17]
17. Invitation To Dance [3:28]
18. Clues Revealed [2:37]
19. Godric's Hollow [3:08]
20. Bathilda's Secret [4:30]
21. The Silver Doe [5:05]
22. Sword of Gryffindor [4:57]
23. Lighting The Way Back [5:16]
24. The Three Brothers [5:53]
25. The Deathly Hallows [3:42]
26. Snatchers Strike [3:56]
27. Malfoy Manor [4:13]
28. Dobby Has No Master [4:00]
29. Sleeping Friend [3:31]
30. Grave Robber [1:32]
Disc #8 -- Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows - Part 2
1. Shell Cottage [2:58]
2. Griphook's Price [3:22]
3. He's After You [4:00]
4. Gringotts [4:05]
5. Copping The Cup [5:37]
6. Exit The Dragon [2:42]
7. Final Hiding Place [2:50]
8. Aberforth Dumbledore [5:07]
9. Hogwarts Reunion [3:46]
10. Give Me Harry Potter [5:58]
11. Duty To Our School [5:19]
12. You Need Only Ask [4:22]
13. Blow For Blow [4:25]
14. Finding The Diadem [4:19]
15. Fiendfyre [4:40]
16. He Will Come To Me [3:23]
17. Your Mother's Eyes [:50]
18. Confront Your Fate [3:27]
19. Visions Of A Life [3:14]
20. I Open At The Close [9:01]
21. The Boy Who Lived [5:36]
22. King's Cross [2:07]
23. Declare Yourself [5:12]
24. Not Over [4:31]
25. The Wand's Choice [5:32]
26. The Wizard's Choice [3:35]
27. Nineteen Years Later [3:58]
28. End Credits [3:55]

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Editorial Reviews

A remarkably faithful adaptation of J. K. Rowling's bestselling children's novel, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone brings its characters vividly to life and presents their supernatural adventures with verve and imagination. Director Chris Columbus (Bicentennial Man) hews closely if not slavishly to Rowling's original, but his few embellishments enhance the yarn's cinematic effectiveness. Daniel Radcliffe is enormously appealing as Harry, the wistful and gifted orphan whose life changes radically when he is accepted into the Hogwarts School for aspiring young wizards. Accompanied by new friends Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson), the bespectacled sorcerer-in-training makes a name for himself and figures prominently in the perilous search for a long-lost talisman. Fans of Rowling's books will be delighted with the film's visualizations of their favorite Potter people, including headmaster Dumbledore (Richard Harris), professor McGonagall (Maggie Smith), and gamekeeper Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane). The special effects are truly dazzling, but Columbus doesn't rely solely on virtuoso visuals to thrill his viewers; he takes time to flesh out the characters and imbue their surroundings with the proper mystical atmosphere. Ultimately, what he creates isn't just a rousing fantasy film -- it's a unique, magical little world that will envelop and entrance all who venture near.

Barnes & Noble - Ed Hulse

Defying the theatrical tradition of lessening returns with each successive sequel, the series based on J. K. Rowling’s phenomenal book series takes another magical step forward with Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, which is as solidly entertaining as any film that debuted in 2005. Like its predecessor, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Goblet of Fire adds another layer of darkness, earning a justified PG-13 rating (the series’ first) with some truly harrowing fantasy chills. There’s also a bath scene that gets a little creepy, in a little-girl-ghost-coming-on-to-a-boy-wizard way. It certainly fits the story’s underlying Hogwarts-on-Hormones theme, but little ones may have questions. There’s no question that British director Mike Newell has firm command of the material, though, as the story joins Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and his loyal friends Hermione (Emma Watson) and Ron (Rupert Grint) for their fourth year at Hogwarts Academy -- just as it’s named the site of the year’s Triwizard Tournament, which will pit a competitor from Hogwarts against individual representatives from schools in Bulgaria and France. Things go weird when, in addition to spitting out a champion from each of the institutions, the wondrous Goblet of Fire spews out "Harry Potter" as well, and no one from Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) on down quite knows what to make of it. Evil’s afoot, specifically in the form of Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes), and even those who have not read the book will find the unfolding mystery and the action set pieces that punctuate it more than compelling. Which is a credit to Newell’s brilliant storytelling as well as the source material; there’s no need for Harry and friends to so much come of age, in a traditional cinematic story arc. Rather, they are now of age, and puberty’s complexities throw the social soup up in the air, adding emotional heft to the special-effects sequences. Newcomers Brendan Gleeson, as dark arts instructor Alastor "Mad Eye" Moody, and Miranda Richardson, as nosy tabloid journalist Rita Skeeter, play pivotal roles; and while that results in less screen time for favorites Alan Rickman (Severus Snape), Maggie Smith (Minerva McGonagall), and Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane), they still make the most of their scenes. After all, it’s Harry's story; and this borderline-great Goblet of Fire really raises the cinematic ante for Order of the Phoenix, scheduled to arrive in November 2007.

Barnes & Noble - Greg Fagan

A far cry from its early predecessors, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has little room for cheer. Gone are the snug dorms nestled in a hidden Hogwarts hallway -- for Hogwarts itself, save for a small resistance from within, has been taken over by Death Eaters. And gone is the wisdom and comfort offered by late headmaster Albus Dumbledore. Most notably missing are any traces of wide-eyed innocence from Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson). In its place are anxiety, dread, uncertainty, and even occasional moral ambiguity. The dark tone, however, is in no way a dissuasive element; as fans of the books will point out, it is in keeping with the series. As Harry grew, his initial impressions of the wizard world as a utopian community populated by kindly magicians and fantastical shops evolved into a more realistic picture of a world that, while enchanted, carries its own share of bigotry, greed, and political corruption. As J.K. Rowling wove a conclusion as ominous as it was elegant in the final installment of the Potter series, so too has director David Yates in Part 1 of Deathly Hallows.
Rather than taking the Hogwarts Express to complete their final year at school, Harry, Ron, and Hermione abandon the familiar territory of boarding school to search for Horcruxes -- that is, pieces of soul that evil wizard Voldemort has extricated from his body and hidden throughout the world, ensuring his immortality so long as they are not all destroyed. Despite the trio's absence from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the protective walls of the school are as palpable as they've ever been. From a story standpoint, it's an emotional time. Moreover, for those who have watched Radcliffe, Watson, and Grint as they've grown into young adults since their debuts in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (2001), it's almost a point of pride to witness their improvements as actors. As usual, the adult British thespians are superb, and the addition of Welsh actor Rhys Ifans as the loopy but loveable Luna Lovegood's father is a welcome and unanticipated piece of casting. Reprising his role as Voldemort, Ralph Fiennes gets more face time than in prior Potters, allowing Voldemort to finally live up to his cruel reputation.
Never before have the allusions to World War II been as strong as they are in this film. In the wrong hands, this could have been at best ineffective, at worst in extremely bad taste. However, the depiction of the Ministry of Magic turned into an office of propaganda, wherein even its employees are subject to inquiries regarding their bloodline, is exactly as ominous and tragic as systematic tyranny warrants. Without spoiling a particularly effective scene, a bit of imagery so deeply reminiscent of a signature of Nazi concentration camps imparts far more terror than its counterpart in the novel (torture inflicted by curse alone). Out of all the Potter adaptations, this film most closely matches (and, arguably, outdoes) the pacing of the books. Though time constraints force the film to spend less time focusing on the trio roaming the countryside, each facing a personal crisis, Yates is able to put across the most important elements of that period: they are isolated from the world; frustrated at their lack of progress; doubtful, for the first time, of the task they were entrusted with by Dumbledore; and trying, not always successfully, to keep despair at bay.
Deathly Hallows has moments that aren't user-friendly to viewers who haven't read the book -- few would guess the shard of glass Harry carries with him is part of the magical two-way mirror left to him by his deceased godfather, and the story of the rogue wizard Grindelwald is glossed over in a series of confusing, fast-moving images Harry glimpses in dreams. The emotional significance of Dobby the elf's role in the film is also lost somewhat, as the character has barely merited so much as a reference since Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Nonetheless, the story of the actual Deathly Hallows is told in detail during an exquisitely wrought animated sequence chronicling the tale of three brothers whose run-in with Death itself brought about consequences that would reverberate for many years afterward, and the cliffhanger ending leaves fans in eager anticipation of a second act that, hopefully, will continue on as beautifully as the first. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

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