*Harry Potter e la pietra filosofale è il primo romanzo della saga fantasy scritta da J.K. Rowling, pubblicato nel 1997 (in Italia nel 1998), che introduce il mondo magico parallelo a quello babbano. La storia segue le avventure di Harry Potter, un bambino orfano che vive una vita miserabile con gli zii Dursley, finché non scopre, il giorno del suo undicesimo compleanno, di essere un mago e di essere stato ammesso alla Scuola di Magia e Stregoneria di Hogwarts.  *Harry Potter e la pietra filosofale è un film che costruisce con cura le fondamenta di un mondo straordinario. La regia di Chris Columbus riesce a trasporre sullo schermo l'atmosfera di Hogwarts con un senso di meraviglia autentico, specialmente nella prima metà del film, dove la scoperta della magia da parte di Harry è contagiosa. Io però non riesco ad immedesimarmi in nessun personaggio, harry sembra di una stupidità

Cousin's kid made me watch this for over days she genuinely did not gaf like noo you have to see all the irish kid exploding scenes

awwww q cutes se veian harry y ron aquiii🥺🥺

The magic of coming back

perfect.

Feels like everyone brought their A game. Fitting that the director who developed a timeless child-story classic in Home Alone would direct. He was directing above his weight class in terms of scale, but his signature magic is all over this. Things happen for a reason, kids while flawed are capable and admirable, something that most movies with kids can’t seem to do anymore. John Williams’ score is super iconic, child actors don’t wow but do a great job, production design was remarkable and forward-thinking to last so long through the series, and many effects still hold up quite well. Despite some moments, the film hasn’t aged poorly. The cast is also stacked: Alan Rickman, Maggie Smith, Warwick Davis, John Hurt, John Cleese, David Bradley, and of course the late Richard Harris, the perfect Dumbledore (Michael Gambin’s a great actor, but his Dumbledore game is non-existent).

Alan Rickman is too good for this. An absolutely good movie. Just good, it's just that. I thought that growing up in a household that treated Harry Potter like the devil (but loved Lord of the Rings for some reason) that this would contain a lot of witchcraft and have a lot of demonic like spells but it was just a normal kids movie. Oh well, at least my Dad no longer despises the mere concept of Harry Potter

From 3.5 to 4.  Time for our annual Harry Potter marathon again. Tonight my wife cooked from the Harry Potter cookbook and made Knickerbocker Glory.

The Harry Potter film franchise is one of the biggest franchises in the world, and I can tell why. The idea of the film alone along with the book is fantastic. I’m tied on what’s the better film though, this one, or the Prisoner of Azkaban. Nevertheless, still an amazing film.

It is wholesome. I had a warm feeling inside! I can relate the most to Hermione out of the main cast, what does that mean? Well, I really enjoyed it!!

oh, estas haciendo magea, continua. 💜

“I shoud not have said that” “I shouldn’t have said that”

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone • (2001) I’m going to complete this, and honestly, the start is amazing. It’s a perfect adaptation, especially how they managed the production. The best part is the bonding between the characters—it’s just perfect. Kudos to J.K. Rowling for the original story. I don’t think I need to say much about the story or the plot; it’s an evergreen masterpiece of writing.

Oczywiście dużo traci na tym, że musi wprowadzić widzów w dosyć rozbudowany świat przedstawiony. Jednakże robi to na tyle ciekawie, że nawet fragmenty tej najcięższej ekspozycji nie bolą jakoś szczególnie mocno, i to widza który zna je niemalże na pamięć. No a kultowe sceny są kultowe nie na wyrost. Jedynie efekty kiepsko się postarzały, przez co mecz quidditcha wygląda jak jakieś demko technologiczne z PS2.