~*-The magic goes on-*~

Rating: 10/10 (26 July 2008)

Probably, you have all heard the story and most of you have already seen the movie, I don't think there's a point in saying what everybody else already said.
This turned out to be a worthy sequel of the first "Harry Potter" film and of course, a good movie adaptation of the novel "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" by J.K.Rowling.
When I saw the first movie I was ten years old, the same age the characters where supposed to be. My older cousin and her boyfriend took me to the Mall to watch a movie. Back then I wasn't going very often to the cinema, due to the fact that my parents didn't have time and I wasn't old enough to go alone to any theater. The movie captivated my attention like nothing before and I became so interested in anything that had to do with this movie, and I heard that it was made after a book. I didn't had Internet back then, but I found the first book at a library and convinced my mother to buy it. That's how I became obsessed with reading and writing.
I may say, "Harry Potter" affected me in a positive way, because after I finished reading all the published books back then, I wanted to read more books and I must thank J.K.Rowling for her genius, if it wasn't for her books, I might have been right now your normal seventeen year old at a party and wasting myself out. This amazing fictive world got me to the right path in life and helped me stay there.
I know, you probably don't care about my story, you readers only want to hear about what I thought of the movie, but I believe my story can influence you if you are a parent thinking whether or not you should let your children watch this film. My advice is yes and I have presented my reasons above.
The story is simply magical and "Hogwarts" is a genius invention. The movie is done well, almost perfect. It's the closest to the book they can get and it's an amazing experience for any kid. It's not that "Harry Potter" is a world-wide phenomena, most people don't even admit they red the books and enjoyed the movies, in teen world, it's considered "geeky", but what does it matter? The complexity and originality of the story made "Harry Potter" one of the best "things" ever invented.