Harry Plotter: Movie 3

I really want to keep writing and reading about Harry Potter, but writing in great length about the books and movies has gotten a tad tedious. I spend time trying to write and craft a review, only to realize that every thought I have has been expounded upon (at great length) by the Harry Potter Wiki or one of the innumerable blogs dedicated solely to all things Potter.  Thus I came to a decision: I will still be reading, watching, and commenting on the Harry Potter series. My comments, however, will be much more brief, and hopefully will just highlight the series and not over-analyze the series. Frankly, I think it will be good for all of us. (Spoilers Ahead)

Lily, James, and Sirius Black, in happier times

The third movie is such a welcome relief from the first two, which were so tedious. Director

Harry Plotter: Book 3

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was published on July 8^th, 1999.  The book is decidedly less childish, and acts as a sort of transition between the wonderment-heavy first installments and the darker, more death-filled final four books. So, how does the book stack up to its predecessors, and how well does it act as the final layer of foundation for the series? Let’s look, shall we? Spoilers Ahead, obvs

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People should be more worried about Marge. There's a Sirius Black loose.

The book follows Harry as he embarks on his third year of schooling at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He gets off to a shaky start when he accidentally engorges his aunt (which causes her to float away) and flees the Dursleys. However, he’s forgiven for this

Harry Plotter: Coming Soon!

My reviews of the third Harry Potter book and movie (Harry Plotter: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) is coming in the next few days. We will be trying to roll out Harry Potter reviews as quickly as possible leading up to the final film's release on July 15th. We have a lot of work to do.