Yet another TLC review here (the embargo has expired, in case you hadn’t realized. 🙂 Click below for my Prisoner of Azkaban review; spoilers of course! ~*~ Reviw: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban By Melissa Anelli Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is a film. It’s not simply a movie, and it …read more!

Like Kristin, I was fortunate enough to see Prisoner of Azkaban early. Here is my review (spoilers within). Film Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban -Megan Morrison * Alfonso Cuarón’s film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban takes an important page out of the books. By dealing truthfully with human …read more!

As Heidi is running around NY getting things ready for tomorrow’s IMAX showing, here is her review of PoA. Spoilers! It’s written from a Mom-Of-Small-Child perspective. Enjoy! This is not an ordinary review; I could babble for pages about the cinematography and the revised sets and the Whomping Willow and the scene in the Shack …read more!

Fandomer Liz Barr was interviewed on the Australia Broadcasting Commission’s radio station earlier this week about Potter-y issues, including the 15 rating. We looked over the justifications from the board, and learned that their reasons for determining a “horror” element in the film were varied; because they contain spoilers, we’ve placed them in the “MORE” …read more!

MovieMistakes has a list of continuity errors in PoA – vote, and if you see one, you can add your own. Thanks to the many readers who sent this in!

Now that the film is out in most of the world, there will be posts in the Comments Sections here on TLC which contain our readers’ reviews and thoughts on the movie – the overall, the general, the specific, the Frog Chorus. While we will try to keep actual spoilers out of our posts for …read more!

Tom Felton, Jamie Waylett and Joshua Herdman will appear on Ministry of Mayhem (UK television) this coming Saturday morning.

Praise comes from Slate Magazine for PoA. The reviewer notes that “he contrasts are higher, the blacks deeper, and Cuarón irises in and out of many scenes like a silent Expressionist master. The colors reflect a new uncertainty…” And Salon Magazine‘s take is that “Alfonso Cuaron finally decants the essence of J.K. Rowling’s work and …read more!

The Star-Telegraph in Texas reports that Potter fans are expected to wait in line for hours today at theaters nationwide to see a midnight screening of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Through the efforts of a sizable online fan base devoted to the popular Harry Potter books and movies, time that could have …read more!

The BBC reports that a “pesky computer virus is taking advantage of the excitement surrounding the latest Harry Potter film.” The Netsky.P worm is enjoying a resurgence by disguising itself as a Potter game, say anti-virus experts, and Netsky.P, which only affects Microsoft Windows PCs, relies on tricking a computer user into clicking on an …read more!