Superb. The Best Film Yet.

Rating: 10/10 (12 July 2007)

FIRST WORDS: I implore you to go see this movie. It is worth your trouble.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix, the longest book in the fantastic JK Rowling novel series, is the shortest movie in the film series. This is really noticeable. I could go both ways on deciphering whether the length is good or bad. Bad because of plot pieces cut out. Good because the movie never hits a dragging point or slow point. Unlike the previous films, this film doesn't get dragged down with the boarding school styled life. This film concentrates on sending its many main themes out.
Lines are changed, things are switched, but all in an artistic way. David Yates, the director, sews together the darkest film yet and the most creative in shot choices, tied with Alfonso Cauron's Prisoner of Azkaban.
So there were things I loved, and things that disappointed me, but that's how all the movies are to an obsessed fan who read the books first. You Need to See this movie. The acting is amazing and the music is spellbinding, and the finale is EPIC.