Harry Potter: The Complete 8-film Collection [DVD] [2001] [2016](DVD Cover May Vary)

Never watched these films so when my son asked for the books I couldn’t resist and bought the film collection too. Great set - ideal to watch as a family. Happy with price and delivered quickly and well packaged.

The Harry Potter: The Complete 8-film Collection is an absolute treasure for fans of the wizarding world. This set brings all eight films together, offering hours of captivating storytelling, breathtaking visuals, and unforgettable characters. From Harry’s first trip to Hogwarts to the epic showdown with Voldemort, every moment is packed with magic, adventure, and heart.The quality of the DVDs is excellent, with clear picture and sound, making it a joy to revisit these classics. While the cover design may vary, the content is consistent and includes all the iconic scenes that made this series a global phenomenon.This collection is perfect for both longtime fans and newcomers looking to experience the magic for the first time. It’s also a great gift for families, as these films are perfect for viewers of all ages. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to relive the wonder of Harry Potter!

These 4K Blurays are excellent. Massive step up in quality over the standard Blurays. And now that they support Dolby Vision/Audio it’s an even better viewing experience than before!

This is a good value pack. The DVD quality is excellent and each film has a second disc with extra features. Very pleased with the purchase.

Joanne Rowling (penname J.K. Rowling) was merely an aspiring writer who from relativelyhumble beginnings reportedly taking six years to write The Philosophers Stone on an ancienttypewriter struggled to get the book published, the rest as they say is history, she became thebestselling author of all time with her imaginative creation of the magical fantasy series Harry Potter (Seven Books-Eight Movies) ....almost a rags-to-riches journey..Remember taking my youngest a few times down to the local 24-hour store to buy the midnightrelease of the books, and of course the Cinema as the films were, releasedMany seem to suggest that the 4k upgrade is indeed weak especially in the earlier releases, Ihave just completed viewing the series (over the past 6/7 days) and unlike some, impressedthroughout, especially during the special-effects sequences of the the early ones.The story filmed over around 10 years tells of orphan Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe),as a baby is left to be brought up by a reluctant Aunt and Uncle who only show interest in their glutenousson, treating Harry as, at best a second-class citizen, in fact, Harry's room was the cupboard under the stairs.Harry during his first 11 years knew nothing of who he was or indeed who his parents were, however, that was about to change when despite his uncle trying to keep a schooling invite from Harry, a hoard of Owls delivering the same invite ensured that he eventually did, around that time Harry meets the uninvited Hogwarts game-keeper Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane) who does tell Harry more perhaps than he was supposed to.....Hagrid was to become a dear friend and indeed mentor and would teach Harry much over the next few years, but, right now introduces the youngster to a secret Wizards shopping mall where Harry would need to buy the books etc he needed at Hogwarts and indeed his first wand, but, he has no money, but will learn at the bank his father has left him well provided for.At the Mall, Harry is surprised to learn that he is indeed well known and in fact famous, seems everyone knows more than he does.Off to Hogwarts on the school's train which can only be caught by using platform Nine and 3/4's.On the train he shares a compartment with Ron Weasley (Rupert Grint) a cautious person who follows one step behind as will become obvious, Harry will also meet up with Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) who is always it seems as will prove to be the case, one step ahead and pretty handywith her wand, both will become friends for life and always no-matter what by Harry's side when needed.Harry had with i the company of Hagrid seen many wonders he'd previously known nothing of, even learning himself to be a Wizard though down the years strange unexplainable things had occurred.When arriving at Hogwarts he again finds everybody knows who he is, and he was the ''one that had survived''Many of the schools tutors that had known Harry's parents will help him learn of the powers that he has including Hogwarts Head, Albus Dumbledore: (Michael Gambon who after the first two films had replaced the late Richard Harris)Dumbledore took Harry under his wing some.Among the Tutors Professor Severus Snape (Alan Rickman) the mysterious and seemingly stern teacher who through the years Harry would be wary of despite knowing that Dumbledore had much faith in Snape, would Harry's doubts be proved right?Harry becomes a popular student in fact a leader except to Malfoy (Tom Felton) an ongoing adversary and would embark on many dangerous tasks with his close friends never far away he also competed in challenges and house/school games such as Quidditch which he proved to be very good at.Harry leans much about his parents and how they had died at the hands of the evil and powerful Wizard Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) who has until now been in obscurity but with the emergence of Harry at Hogwarts is striving to regain both his Presence and considerable powers in the hope of finishing what he'd started years before by killing Harry.Harry will have to have m\mastered and harnessed all the powers he has if he is to avenge the parents. he'd not known.A showdown inevitable.A superb series to watch or re-watch on whatever format you can, though, if you can, I do recommend the 4k.#FOOTNOTE -With young viewers in mind, be aware that several episodes more-so later-ones, are very dark

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Nice little collection, the additional content discs definitely make it worth the price. I like how the movies are separated by years, and the art on the inside. Its not a large box either so won't take up too much space.I have to say though, whoever was in charge of the audio needs to be fired. For movies 1 and 2, the dialogue is much, MUCH quieter than anything else, we had to turn up the volume very high to hear anything and turn it all the way down whenever it got slightly louder. I don't know if this happens for all the movies, or if it's just my copies that are faulty like this, but it was infuriating to say the least.

Brilliant, non-attendance how many times you watch them.