Harry Potter: The Complete 8-film Collection [Blu-ray] [2001] [2016] [Region Free]

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This is the darkest of the Harry Potter films, the battle of Hogwarts takes place at night for one thing, but black levels are consistently strong, and contrast and dark detail is never lacking. Harry keeps attracting trouble though, and in between fending off his nemesis Malfoy and learning to fly a Hippogriff, he learns an uncomfortable truth about Sirius Black. But more than that, there’s a mysterious plot afoot at Hogwarts, and that while Voldemort’s power might have waned, it hasn’t vanished just yet. The image wasn’t all that degraded when it came to smoky or misty scenes, usually retaining depth and clarity throughout, with the one exception of the rock fall just prior to the film’s conclusion when Harry, Ron and Lockhart first discover the location of the titular chamber. The surround track is really quite good, effective, vibrant, but naturalistic as well, never overemphasising the effects, or indulging the LFE just because it can.

Year 7 - Part 2: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 - In the epic finale, the battle between the good and evil forces of the wizarding world escalates into all-out war. The Triwizard Tournament is taking place this year, and Hogwarts is competing against Durmstrang and Beauxbatons schools. When Dementors attack Harry and his cousin Dudley in Little Whinging, magic is the only way to save them both, but the Ministry of Magic aren’t as forgiving of Harry’s underage use of magic as they were when he inflated his aunt two years previously. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. The image is clear throughout, with impressive, vibrant, and detailed HD presentation for the most part, although like the previous films, depth and clarity do begin to suffer when dark and misty scenes prevail.When Harry Left Hogwarts (Extended Version) - Hear candid and emotional stories about the final days on set in this extended behind-the-scenes look. But Slughorn has a habit of ‘collecting’ the scions of the powerful and famous, as well as promising students of the future, he’s a career networker, and he’d like to add Harry Potter to his shelf.

Meanwhile, the sixth-formers grapple with teenage hormones as various romantic liaisons unfold between them, some more dignified than others. Hagrid - See the camera tricks, towering stand-in and voluminous body suits behind the beloved Keeper of Keys and Grounds at Hogwarts. widescreen 1080p image still uses the VC-1 codec, but I certainly didn’t feel that the contrast was overly tweaked this time.

widescreen transfer using the VC-1 codec, and once again I’m hard pressed to pick out any particular flaws with the image. It can be a bleak and cold character drama at times, but it still has its lighter moments, and charming interludes of comedy and brightness, although far fewer than before.

Will Harry be able to keep up with his studies, lead his team to victory in the school sport Quidditch, and still triumph over the dreaded Voldemort? It allows for one final burst of energy, a bit of action and comedy as the trio raid Gringotts, before things get really dark and dramatic for the final battle, and leavening the action with a bit of levity, or some other character arc is no longer an option.This is very much a step in the right direction, if not quite offering all that Blu-ray is capable of. From miserable orphan under the stairs to ‘someone special’ is a welcome change, but the truth about his parents is less so. Year 4: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - Harry must overcome a deadly dragon, fierce water demons and an enchanted maze only to find himself in the cruel grasp of He Who Must Not Be Named.