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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix [Blu-ray]
from Warner Home Video
starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Harry Melling, Richard Macklin
directed by David Yates (II)

Features:

• Widescreen

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Great Novie
  Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Thank you for the DVD. I did receive it on time but had a hard time getting to send a feed back. I like the movie and I would order from you again. Thank yuu again.

• Raises the Bar
  Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix begins on Privet Drive when Harry and his muggle cousin Dudley are attacked by a pair of dementors trying to eat their souls. Harry fends them off with a patronus charm, but is held on trial for illegal magic. This pretty much sets the tone for the movie, which means a pretty crappy year for Harry and his friends. He gets off and returns to Hogwarts, only to find that their new teacher, Dolores Umbridge, is a ministry toady, Hagrid is gone, and everybody outside his... more info

• Blu-ray is by far the superior format for this title
  I am a scientist (molecular biology), but by nature experiment in many areas of day to day life. In this experiment I took my older wide screen DVD of the order of the Phoenix and watched it on my Samsung player, with new surround sound bar. Next I took my just arrived Blu-ray of the same title and watched it. The results show The Blu-ray was far superior in both audio and Vidio. I chose this title for the experiment because you can watch it twice without falling asleep. The special effects are excellrnt.... more info

• a suprisingly good movie
  "Harry Potter snd the Order of the Phoenix" is a suprisingly good movie. I enjoyed it, very much. This director managed to zero in on the important stuff and present it concisely and well.
  Of course, it does help if you have read the book. But, this movie is nearly of stand-alone quality.
  I recommend this movie. However, the ending has some darkness in it. So, perhaps those under 15 should not be allowed to see the movie until parents can judge the level of darkness for themselves.

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