I do remember Azkaban being my favorite reading experience of the series. I haven't revisited the movie since it came out, though. I vaguely remember not liking it as much as I wanted to.

It's a stellar bluray

Least favorite movie: Chamber of Secrets. I was glad to see Chris Columbus go away.

Goblet of Fire is the movie in this series I've seen the most times, I think really by chance more than anything, but it does have a lot of stuff in it I liked. It also seems to be the de-facto setting of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Islands of Adventure, a themed environment that I can assure you has got people in Imagineering flummoxed. (It's gorgeous, and needs to be expanded.)

I had a theater all to myself last week, when I saw Prisoner of Azkaban for the princely sum of $4 at the Chinese Six.

Even though I'd seen it twenty times, a big screen provided the opportunity to see a few new things, and the fantastic sound clued me in to several undertone lines of dialogue I'd never heard before.

Plus it's my favorite Harry Potter movie, and one of my favorite movies of all time. An infinitely better experience by myself last week than with the excited crowd of fan folk at the opening show of Harry Potter 7.2 last night (er, this morning).

Seems a pretty obvious choice, what with a Tri-Wizard Tournament providing lots of opportunities for outdoor attractions. I don't think Wizarding World took enough advantage of that, but maybe future expansion of the wildly successful land will capitalize on those ripe opportunities.

Who is this Harry Potter fellow y'all are talking about? Never heard of him.



Skipping iSm's post as I want to judge for meself

BTW (and if this has been posted before, I apologize for the duplication), have you seen that people have devised a version of Quidditch that can be played by us Muggles?

I can't believe it's over.