"Chamber of Secrets" Wins Critic's Choice Award

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"Chamber of Secrets" Wins Critic's Choice Award

Posted by: Melissa

January 19, 2003, 12:15 AM

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has won the Broadcast Film Critics Association Critics' Choice Award for Best Family Film (live action). John Williams also won in the Best Composer category.

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"Chamber of Secrets" Wins Critic's Choice Award

Leaky Poll

What will J.K. Rowling's Next Book Be About?

Total Votes: 34067 | Comments (10347)

Guess That Book

Mad-Eye Moody was sniffing at a chicken leg with what remained of his nose; evidently he could not detect any trace of poison, because he then tore a strip off it with his teeth.

Scribbulus Essay Project

Issue 28 - Jun. 2013