Harry Potter and the Order Of The Phoenix (DVD) (FS)

Good movie

teens love this

Great

I enjoy these Harry Potter "Ultimate Editions" - the packaging is superb and the extras that are included make it worth the price (even if you are buying the movie again). I agree that these Ultimate Editions should be "extended editions", but I am satisfied with the finished product and I really enjoy the "creating the world of Harry Potter" documentaries. The filmmaking team did a good job of taking the longest book and still making an effective film in its own right despite the chunks of deletions, alterations, and compression of the book. Thankfully the guys at Hogwarts got rid of the long hair from the last movie, and Daniel Radcliffe now truly personifies Harry Potter. Overall, the movie is visually striking particularly the Ministry of Magic which looks fantastic. The battle scenes are awesome and entertaining, and the emergence of Harry as a leader and the teacher of "Dumbledore's Army" is superb. Read the book for the full story and enjoy the movie for its entertainment and significant translation of another J.K. Rowling masterpiece.

When I put the disk in my dvd player it didn’t work, it was stuck on the blue loading screen and wouldn’t do anything. I tried everything to get it to work and it started plying once, however, it immediately started glitching out and stopped again. I also have to say this product was suppose to be new and there were scratches in the disk and even a chip in the case. Don’t buy

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is another great DVD in the Harry Potter series!

A few years ago I my daughter what she wanted for Christmas and this is what she wanted. She has some of movies but lost all of her books in a flood. So each year she a book and a movie. Although this year I cheated a bit and gave her a book and a movie for her birthday as well. I have this book set aside to go in stocking on Christmas Eve. We don't spend a lot on Christmas presents and I work on presents all through the year. So everyone has something nice. The book, although paperback, is quite heavy. It is not abridged and the pages I looked at were well printed. While not the kind of book I am interested in, for those who are it would be a good buy. Just a note, I have been buying the previous books in the Harry Potter series and my daughter has not had one word of complaint. And yes, she does read them

If you're a die hard, cutthroat Harry Potter fan, then the motion picture adaption of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" will raise quite a few flags. Much was cut out due to time constraints and to appeal to a wider audience, instead of only the "fans" of the book series. However, that is not to say that the film adaption of the 5th book in the Harry Potter series falls along the ranks of box office duds "Super Mario Brothers", or the horribly mistaken "Johnny Mnemonic". "Order of the Phoenix" is a fine film that, while shifting the emphasis of certain parts in the book, creates a captivating film that only falters a few times. Dark dreams ravish Harry Potter in his sleep, dreams of Voldermort's return, and Cedric Diggory's death. In his 5th year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, things are once again taking a turn for the worse. Voldermort has returned, and he is bent on eliminating the one person that can defeat him, Harry Potter. Dark dreams plague Harry's mind. The school comes under fire when a new Defense against the Dark Arts teacher is announced. control of the school is soon wrenched away from Headmaster Professor Dumbledore and into the hands of Ministry of Magic stooge Professor Umbridge, who bans defensive magic in her eager attempt to disable Hogwarts. The students, in rebellion form Dumbledore's Army. Meanwhile Voldermort is amassing his own army... If you're an avid fan or the casual reader, I'm quite positive there is much to enjoy here; if not for the themes then for the amazing picture quality and engrossing audio quality. The video quality is pristine, making every detail, every imperfection stand revealed. Its not really all that big of a deal, but I really enjoy the fact that I can make out the finest detail in every scene. You can see the minute detail on the castle walls, cracks, dents, and the general wear and tear on wood, and the pores and imperfections on the faces of each actor. Again, not a HUGE deal, but 1 more level of ambiance that really makes the film come alive. Colors are vibrant (especially the greens, reds, pinks and blues), the blacks are black (sometimes they get a little too black) and the whites are white. It is a treat alone to admire the amazing video transfer and the awesome audio. "Order of the Phoenix" is by no means a "demo disc", but it will probably turn some heads, especially during the blue screen shots, and the CGI-infused scenes. At times there is a noticeable amount of picture fuzz, mostly on faces and bright special effects, but it is so minute that it doesn't detract from the experience. The audio is excellent, especially if you have a nice surround system. I'm using a cheap RCA one, and it sounds amazing. Lots of bass heavy moments, very reminiscent of movie theater audio quality. The Harry Potter books have translated very well to the silver screen, and these films are a must for the avid Fantasy fan. The acting is of pretty high quality, especially noteworthy since the cast is mostly kids. The one problem with the Harry Potter motion picture film series is that, the only way to truly understand the story arc, you really need to start with "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and work your way up. As far as character development in this series, it is constant and ever changing, but the primary groundwork for most of the characters was established in the first three films. "The Order of the Phoenix" doesn't delve too far into any of the main characters, aside from their feelings, and the casual dabbler may get lost in the intertwining story arcs.

Blue Ray Harry Potter y la Orden del Fenix. Poco se puede decir, el Blue Ray llegó en perfecto estado

Best of all the Potter films.

Da ich sowohl Harry Potter-Fan, als auch PSP-Junkie bin, lag dieser Kauf nahe. Habe natürlich auch die ersten 4 Filme. Bin begeistert!

J'ai longuement hésité à commander ce Blu-ray car descriptif trop bref. Je confirme aucun pb, menu+langue (Dolby 5.1)+sous-titre en français. Une très bonne image et un son excellent. A acheter sans aucun regret. Seul bémol, la livraison semble un peu longue (environ 15j), à comparer au 48 voire 72h pour un achat sur AMAZON.

La edición BluRay más económica y completa que he encontrado, sin pijadas de estuches lujosos que encarecen el producto, y con todos los extras que esperaba: versiones extendidas, documentales, y unos libritos de fotos muy majos. Muy recomendable.