It's back to Hogwart's and that means trouble is brewing, as Harry discovers a prisoner has escaped from the wizard's prison and means to put an end to the boy wizard. The film is significantly darker and actually scarier than Chris Columbus' previous films, as it dives deeper into the heavy emotions that are beginning to weigh Harry down more and more as he grows older and more powerful. The core characters are becoming more complex as is the storytelling, which finally begins to spiral into something more fleshed out and interesting than it ever was. Cuarón brings a visual flair to the series which gives it a unique character all it's own, without straying too far from the tones that have already been established. This is definitely the Potter film that finally proves the series deserves all the praise it's received.
4 snarky shrunken heads out of 5
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