Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Widescreen Edition)
Product Details | Similar Products | Customer Reviews | Starring: ~ Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson Rupert Grint Brendan Gleeson Harry Melling List Price: $19.96 Our Price: $8.49 You Save: $11.47 (57%) Availability: Usually ships in 9 to 14 days  |
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| | Customer Reviews: Great & Came Fast (29 August 2010)I just wanted the Harry Potter DVD & didn't care for it to be Blue Ray or anything special like that. Amazon offers a great price, I couldn't find it cheaper unless it was already used (I don't buy used DVDs due to a bad incident I had with 1). It got to me fast within like 3 or 4 days. great! (08 August 2010)Seller got the movie to us at a great price and super fast! Movie is in great working order and we really enjoyed it! Not DVD quality (18 July 2010)This is a review of the actual product quality and not the movie itself. Basically, it seems like they did a shoddy job of encoding it for DVD. One wonders if it was purposefully done to encourage people to buy Blu-Ray discs. On my HD TV, the video quality is pretty pixelated and shadow areas have too much noise in them. I have other DVDs that look much, MUCH better on my TV because the information on the actual DVD's is of much higher quality. If you wondered why the price is this cheap, you now know. That said, the actual movie is wonderful and a joy to watch! Love It (30 June 2010)I love all the books and movies, but this one really stands out. Whenever there's any question of what to watch, this one always wins out. The characters are really becoming 'themselves'. As mid-adolescents, they are on that cusp of being capable of fighting You-Know-Who, but are still just short of the skill and judgement of the adults. Being left out, plus teenage angst, propel the characters to new heights - stronger friendships and understanding - while learning new and more powerful magic for the conflict they know is coming. At the end, Daniel Radcliff does such an amazing and powerful performance - enough to rival any seasoned actor. I believe that this is the exact point where he moves from being a 'kid actor' to an actor capable of any role. (By the way, the Ministry finally must believe that You-Know-Who has returned, and both Harry and Dumbledore are vindicated.) The one as good as the book (05 June 2010)This was my favorite of the series. a lot was left out as usual but it was still worth watching. If you've haven't read the book get ready for an awesome movie!!!! |
