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Jul 24, 2023 · Harry Potter Movies Got Darker After Chamber of Secrets. While each of the eight Harry Potter movies contained dark elements, the overall plots grew darker as the series progressed. But this wasn’t the only reason the series’ lighting grew darker.
- Sorcerer’s Stone: The Two Faces of Evil
- Chamber of Secrets: Ginny Weasley Nearly Dying
- Prisoner of Azkaban: The Dementors Attack
- Goblet of Fire: Cedric Dying
- Order of The Phoenix: Umbridge Punishments
- Half-Blood Prince: Sectumsempra
- Deathly Hallows Part 1: Hermione Tortured
- Deathly Hallows Part 2: Greyback Eating People
Harry Potter’s time at Hogwarts begins during the Sorcerer’s Stonebook and movie. And if you think he’d spend his first year at the institution keeping his head down and focusing on work then you’re sorely mistaken. The Boy Who Lived instead spent much of his time focusing on acquiring the Sorcerer’s Stone. The darkest moment comes at the end of th...
We’d met Ginny Weasley in the Sorcerer’s Stone but, in the Chamber of Secrets, she starts at Hogwarts herself. And, like Harry, her first year doesn’t go to plan with the youngest of the Weasley clan instead assisting Voldemort in attacking muggle-horns within the school, albeit inadvertently. RELATED: Harry Potter: 10 Fan "What-If" Scenarios That ...
Harry spends the bulk of the Prisoner of Azkabandesperately trying to find a way to prevent Dementors, the guards of the wizard problem, from effecting him so badly. The Boy Who Lived faints on the Hogwarts Express when they get up close to him, hearing the screams of his dying mother in the process. And at the end of the movie, Harry, and godfathe...
Prior to the release of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the series had been relatively devoid of death. We’d seen a flashback of Lord Voldemort slaying Lily Potter in Godric’s Hollow and witnessed Professor Quirrell crumble to ash when she tries to steal the Sorcerer’s Stone but, by and large, things had stayed relatively light. RELATED: Harry...
We nearly went with the death of Sirius Black but Harry Potter’s godfather dies in battle, with his head held high, rescuing the boy he loves. There’s no shame in that and while it’s emotional it’s what happens in war. Sirius dies the death he would have wanted, doing the right thing as he did for all his life. RELATED: Harry Potter: The Worst Teac...
Despite facing death on many occasions, Harry never embraces a battle looking to inflict pain on opponents. Even when going up against Lord Voldemort in the Goblet of Firehe duels to disarm and when Bellatrix Lestrange murders Sirius Black in the sequel he performs an Unforgiveable Curse without any conviction whatsoever. But the Half-Blood Princem...
The wizarding world is an extremely dark and dangerous place to be during the first Deathly Hallows movie, with Lord Voldemort on top and his enemies faltering in the line of fire. Amid the situation, there were always going to be some brutal scenes and top of the list is when Bellatrix Lestrange tortures Hermione Granger. Voldemort’s most-devoted ...
Like the previous movie, the second part of Deathly Hallowswas destined to be dark. It’s the moment where Harry Potter makes his final stand, battling Lord Voldemort with casualties falling all around Hogwarts and two sides of the wizarding world meeting in one, final, conclusive battle. There are some harrowing scenes, whether it be the sight of t...
Oct 10, 2023 · The first two "Harry Potter" films were rather light. Here's the real reason why Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was so dark.
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ADMIN MOD. The biggest problem with the Harry Potter movies wasn't that they cut cool stuff from the books. It's that they just decided to stop using color halfway through. Discussion. There are better ways for a series to get "darker" than by literally turning them in to almost black and white films.
Azkaban made an extreme transition into a wintery shade of blue to emphasize the cold Dementors and the Patronus colors, which worked very well. Goblet brought back the warm colors, but a shade darker to emphasize the turning point in the series with more death, maturing characters, and the return of Voldemort.
The four directors of the Harry Potter series have vastly different styles and backgrounds – one is American, two are British and the other is Mexican. As the books grew progressively darker, so too did the movies, with the bright and breezy innocence of Philosopher's Stone a direct contrast to the gloom and misery of Deathly Hallows Part 2 .
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Jul 13, 2011 · Ultimately, he’s defeated by a trick of ownership over the elder wand —hardly a fitting end for a “dark lord.” Harry himself remained stuck in the whiny, adolescent act two of his story, storming...
