Great and funny

Rating: 9/10 (9 November 2017)

After watching the this, I knew that I must watch the sequels and read the books. This film starts off with some funny bits were the Dursleys are yelling at Harry when really it is Dudley being the misbehaved one. Let's remember that this film is set in the 1990s,not the 21st century and yet Dudley still manages to get all sorts of interesting presents. The arrival of Hagrid instantly made you like him. He's my favourite Harry Potter character because he's clumsy and dangerous, a bit like me.
Hermione was attractive and Draco Malfoy as the bully seemed like a good plot to use throughout both this film and the others. (People do wear socks in bed just to say so please don't make that sound non existent.) The book was just as good as the film and to be fair, there are some things that don't work as well when it's in the book.
The troll scene was a bit gross so I'm glad it ended very quickly, if you ask me, Hermione should not have lied about what happened, she was the victim when she knew nothing.
The mystery of who the main villain was very interesting because it made me wonder whether it was Hagrid or Snape. The fact that it was Professor Quirrel was a plot twist to remember. Never trust wizards that wear purple turbines on their heads, they are not to be trusted.
7.5 is an average rating from viewers but just remember one thing, Harry Potter will always be more successful than DC, even if the characters vary.