Seing "Snape" smile really warms my heart omg

It’s been 10 years and we still want to watch this!

In my humble opinion, Alfonso's take on the prisioner of azkaban was genius. This is by far my favorite HP movie, it's so well made! I love the photography, the sets, the ambience and design, the costumes and hair, the music, everything! This movie is a gem!

This man has won 2 oscars, imagine if he had directed all the films, they would've been perfect

I find it so wholesome the way Emma interacts with all of the adults

Who agrees this is the best harry potter movie?

2021 and I still have sleepless nights wishing Alfonso would have directed the rest of the HP films. This film is an absolute masterpiece.

It's just incredible to see these adults being so delicate and passionate with the children, and surprisingly how witty the kids were, and on the ball. It truly was a masterpiece, and you can see why.

i love how when Tom and Dan were practicing the great hall scene there was just nobody in there cuz it makes it all the more awkward lol

His energy as a director is incredible. The kind of positivity and excitement that rubs off on the cast

The farting part was hilarious. I had tears in my eyes. Especially when Michael Gambon was just trying to finish saying his lines while pausing every time he heard farting noise and still going on saying his lines. Hilarious.

The atmosphere of this film is unlike any of the rest of the series. It is wicked, crooked, witchy, cheeky, folky, ancient... The way magic is supposed to feel.

the most underrated yet most beautiful looking film of the series.

Alfonso: "You're going to see footprints leading to that rock." Emma: "Yeah. Why is that?" Alfonso: "Because he walked to that rock."

5:24 snape’s smile is precious 🥺

Imagine being in control of and directing hundreds of actors and crew (a lot of which are children), all the while creating some of the masterpieces of this century. Props to the director - amazing job!

I love how fresh these comments are. Btw i’m also going to watch all the movies again now...

Daniel Radcliffe is more of book Harry than actual movie Harry

Fun fact the director asked the three to write an essay about there character’s and Emma wrote 10 pages Daniel wrote 1 page and Rupert write nothing

I'm always shocked at seeing how different the experience of making a movie is from watching the finished product. Without the special effects , music and being surrounded by a large crew it's amazing they are able to block everything out. I saw a behind the scenes from the first movie and I'm shocked they're just kids how on earth to they pull off being the leads in a feature movie? All the adults are with all the experience are the supporting cast.

The best part about this video is Alan Rickman breaking character during the prank

cuaron always looks so excited and full of ideas! i loved how he let the kids put a great impact on their own characters

I completely adore Cuaron’s directions for Dumbledore- that’s the moment when you realise that the man had done his research and knows how the characters act and wanted to show it to us

What most people forget is that the director is actually doing the hardest work since is responsible for each characters acting. Cuarón did a fabulous job!

0:26 lmao Dan is so inpatient

I'd die happy if Emma and Alfonso worked together again... their working dynamic in HP was so sweet! Too bad Emma isn't acting as much anymore and Alfonso only wakes up once every 6 years to get another Oscar and then vanish from the face of the Earth

There's one really noticeable part in Goblet of Fire where Gambon (Dumbledore) gets all angry and runs at Harry grabbing him by the scruff of the neck after his name comes out as a champion. It just felt totally out of character. Dumbledore is the kind of guy who is mysteriously calm even in the most dire situations, because he knows how powerful he is. For instance when Umbridge tries to have him sent to Azkaban.

Alfonso Cuaron did such a great job on this movie, I'm disapointed that he didn't direct some of the others.

Seeing the Dursley’s smiling and not bullying Harry warm my soul.

Dumbledore : "Let them swim in the deepest ocean, or fly over the highest cloud" Also Dumbledore : "He's awake"

9:42 percy hair is a legend

God has it already been 17 years sense this movie came out, honestly this movie and the book and the most underrated out of the series. Also I can’t lie it makes me cry watching these movies and seeing the actors grow up through them and with us

12:24 - Kinda sounds like he's laughing. He definitely sounds too happy in any case.

My favourite film in the series, Alfonso did a wonderful job, I wish he and Christopher Columbus directed more of the films as they stayed more true to the books then the rest of the directors did.

Alfonso looks like the kind of dude that would've been friends with Sirius and Remus

Alfonso Cuaron’s take on directing potter was absolute genius. Love that he got the three leading stars to do an essay about their characters. Shame this was the final Harry Potter film to be composed by John Williams. This and Order of the Phoenix are the best Harry Potter films in my opinion.

Lockhart: I have the most charming smile! Snape: *Hold my page 394*

3:37 aww Emma didn’t want to go to school 😂so cute

Damn watching this just makes me amazed with director Cuaròns input and direction… He has an incredible vision and a clear powerful way to put it across. This guy is talented skilled and confident.

The year when everyone looked beautiful

I can’t stop watching the “Pottah, POTTAH! Is it true you fainted? I mean you actually fainted?” scene I just love Tom so much 😂🥰

The best Harry and Ron version. They should've put this hairstyle on daniel and Rupert in every series

You know what, i've just found a new appreciation to the director after watching this, they work so hard behind the scenes to make sure everything's perfect

What a quote, man! "When you have expectations, things don't work. When it comes from your heart or from your own energy, that's when it happens". I suppose he means magic. ❤️

10:55 WHY DID THIS MAKE ME LAUGH Emma: What if I get squeamish? Director: Squeamish means? Emma: Well I'm carrying dead ferrets on my shoulder

Hagrid saying “I’m a plumber really, it’s my first day” at 5:19 😂 And then seeing Dumbledore dance in between the kids at 5:27 😭😭

7:58 Rupert just standing there is so fucking funny to me

I'd love to somehow experience Alfonzo Cuaron's vision for the last few Harry Potters. I guarantee he makes a more compelling 7 pt1 and I can see a lot of scenes being much darker and his artistry would have been able to show much more in a less episodic story than Azkaban.

I love this there are barely any of behind the scenes with Alfonso in them. I just admire how he directs the actors, it's amazing

At 2:28, acting doesn't seem as fun as I thought I'd be, if you had to do the scene over and over again, all day, kind of alone in a big empty hall.

Best movie in the whole saga imo. Alfonso did such an amazing job.

Harry look so good in the hood 😭✋ 8:24

No one: Me when my mom is giving me a lecture and repeating it all over again: 0:26

He was the Best Director in Harry Potter Series ... He should have continued

3:00 even behind the scenes this scene is so freaking creepy

That's so grievous that great actors keep on leaving this world😔 RIP sir Michael Gambon🕊️

10:58 - Ah those days when selfies were taken by cameras, and not the phone!

idk why but these scenes are so awkward without special effects

11:02 this is so cute lol. I love Emma.

I still can't get over how they had Harry use magic to read his book at the Dursley's in the opening sequence, when they damn well know, that he'd be (threatened to be) kicked out of the school.

I cant get over this scene 2:24 Draco:Pottah! POTTAH😂😂😂

Rupert: I got a pigeon sound i got a pigeon sound 😃 *countinues to make wierd tribe noises*

Emma's reaction on 3:40 was just priceless😍

14:20 Is no one talking about how on point that clap is?! Like what are the odds of that?

6:24 *oh no* *oh no* *oh no no no no no*

it's 2024, but i'm still watching this

The Prisoner of Azkaban holds s special place in my heart. I remember being 14 and going with my best friend to the movies back in 2004.

'I'm a plumber really, this is my first day.' I am dying rn lmao

Wait a second, wtf hapened at 8:17? DID THEY JUST DO REAL MAGIC ON SET??!

The way the actors and alfonso cuaron interact with each other is so nice and they seem to get on and understand each other really well, I wish he'd directed all the remaining movies as well

Cuaron is so obviously invested in each scene it's amazing !!!!

The Dumbledore in that movie is so on point. Exactly bizzare and warm as I imagined him to be

Really wished Cuarón could've directed more of the series instead of David Yates. David Yates had four attempts to direct and couldn't get the aspect of structure, flow, emotion etc that Cuarón did which is a shame. :/

1:00 A genuinely smiling aunt Petunia :)

better known as when all the boys in the cast had a crush on emma

10:18 Look at Emma and Tom ❤️

Truly my favorite movie in all series, it's not just about time travelling but the cinematic pov is ridiculously insane, the long shots, the geography of hogwarts, a darker theme than the first two films which suits the grim-awful-rainy-day feeling it reflects the narrative which has many more dark moments, it deals with dark creatures that represent depression and other scary creatures, talk of murder and it dives into darker, and deeper places for the characters, and where Harry's hair looked the way its supposed to, accurately, jk. Well, the downfall of this was they didn't give much the marauder's a back story though but overall, a very well made series, it makes the movie a stand on its own from all other series, and a cinematic masterpiece by Alfonso

4:15 that was at Virginia Water in Surrey and I just so happened to be walking there with my dad that day when we just saw them filming! Robbie Coltrane who played Hagrid is seriously massive...

0:26 OKAYYYYY

6:22 Daniel Radcliffe: They have put a fart machine, into my sleeping bag.

12:39 the cutest scene

wow even Lupin's back is practical! I'm so glad Harry Potter was filmed back when practical effects were still considered, idk what the word is, but like artistic and prideful even if not ideal. there's just something about practical effects that looks more real in some unique ways.

It’s so sad the movies endes 10 years ago😢

Sometimes I forget they aren’t actually their characters

The fart machine prank was hilarious 🤣

This was my favorite book and movie from the whole series, thank you for putting this whole thing together!

0:26 dan:okayyyyyy me: dan why are you so impatient edit:ok i didnt expect 200+ likes

6:13 Snape Smiling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and Harry too.

My favourite part is when Emma told David Thewlis "You poor thing" I thought it was the most adorable thing ever

The weird eccentric dance that Michael Gambon did 5:27 made him more Dumbledorey than everything else Dumbledore did in the rest of the films.

The Prisoner of Azkaban is one of my favorite ones! Absolutely brilliant film.

10:09 Dan: 👍🏻😁👍🏻 Rupert: 🙂🚶

12:44 Gary is so cute！

Best harry potter movie for me. I like the visuals and camera work.

“I’m a plumber really it’s my first day” -hagrid

When you realize Harry and Hermione saved Sirius and just left him lying unconscious on the ground so they could fly away and save him from a jail cell in the next scene.

I think something remains to be said about how Alfonso empowered the creativity in the young actors in this film. Look how stunned they all sound when he encourages them to ‘try it!’ ‘That’s really good!’

0:30 I love how no one told the director that Hogwarts students were not allowed to do magic at home...

Rupert is such a good actor

7:24 - I was so damn sure Emma's laugh wasn't directed nicely in this movie, now I have proof. But jokes aside, Alfonso is still a great director 😊