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WHERE TO WATCH ALL HARRY POTTER MOVIES HOW TO

this series allows my mind to launch a new look on life. If you like Harry Potter you may have considered rewatching the series, but how long would it actually take to watch the entire Harry Potter series and could you do it in one day The entire franchise clocks in at 1,178 minutes of movie footage, give or take depending on which versions on the first and the second movie you choose. How to Watch Harry Potter Movies In Order Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) Harry Potter and. I love Harry Potter, and even as an adult, I am willing to admit that my imagination (MUCH like many other adults) has been at bay for too long. (Sorry, had to insult the person who could not find any words beside curse-words to state his opinion.) The books, coupled with the movie are every child's and every adult who will admit to still being a child, dream come true, allowing the mind to create a magical world of potions, and creatures, friends and charms, turning staircases and moving photographs.

Or maybe those people just did not understand the big words.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (3). Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2). Perhaps many of the people who dislike Harry missed the point- to amuse the imaginations and encourage people to open their mind to other types of people and literature. Well, luckily, the rights management has been quite fast and each and every one of the young magician’s films are now available: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (1). I, myself have read all the available books and never in my life have I had more imaginative dreams or daydreamt more about wondrous other worlds of magic and mystery. From Harrys first owl to the final battle, the movies draw.

Even many adults are drawn to the fascination of the phenomenon. Watch all eight Harry Potter movies and experience the story from beginning to a climactic end. Harry Potter is the epitome of what children's imaginations long for.