Worth the wait, will even go again soon. We will all miss Richard Harris!

Rating: 10/10 (18 November 2002)

I don't go to films often, I wait for the video to come out but "Harry Potter" is an exception. I have read all the books multiple times. I saw the first movie twice and will see this one a second time too. Daniel and Rupert have deeper voices and are as charming as ever. Hermione is also looking more grown up and seems more friendly and relaxed. I got tears in my eyes every time Dumbledore was there (Goodbye Richard Harris we will miss you so much). I rate this film a 10 because the minor changes and skips are bearable (the film is just the right length) but, don't drink to much soda early on or you'll be in the restroom when the chamber sequence is on. I like the way they did the chamber sequence, the sound, music and visuals were superior.
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I wish they had spent more time at the Weasley's, the house was so cute and fascinating. I wanted to see the garden de-gnomed and hear the attic ghost shouting. I loved the actor's voices in their new deeper tones and their maturing just as Harry and Ron would have between years in the book. I hope the trio can stick it out for all the movies and the production can continue to enchant us with making visual representation of Ms. Rowlings fantastic tales. Dobby is most enchanting I can't wait to see his friend Winky. I was impressed with the car/train sequence - very thrilling. I am not into sports much but "Quiditch" is fun and the bludger chase is super. I am not afraid of spiders and I loved them and their effect on Ron. The wizard dueling was done very well and I held my breath during the chamber sequence when the basilisk was chasing Harry through the huge tunnels. I noticed the changes made but they were acceptable. I could go on and on.