Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
It is a 2004 British fantasy film directed by Alfonso Cuarón and distributed by Warner Bros. It is based on J. K. Rowling's book of the same name. The third movie in the Harry Potter series was written by Steve Kloves and produced by Mark Radcliffe, David Heyman, and Chris Columbus (who also directed the first two movies). In the third year of his studies at Hogwarts, Harry Potter learns that a prisoner named Sirius Black has escaped from Azkaban with the intention of murdering him.
While JK Rowling's didacticism is at its best in this movie, it is also darker than previous ones. Even the dark side of Harry Potter is revealed for the first time: "I hope Sirius Black finds me, because when he does, I'm going to kill him."
It's acceptable to depict the conflict between good and evil. In children's literature, it works. In'real fiction, the conflict is not with an evil force, but with a force that corrupts the victim.
The main aim was to disprove that Sirius Blake was a murderer who had escaped from Azkaban Prison and was out looking to kill Harry. In actuality, he was Harry's godfather and a personal friend.
In comparison to earlier works, this book or movie is darker. Harry also intended to kill Sirius secretly out of retaliation. It appears that Voldemort's ability to control darkness in his body compels him to act evilly.
The way the news source Daily Prophet keeps circulating tales about Sirius Blake serves as a prime illustration of how unreliable the media is today.
Dementors are strange, unforgiving creatures that cannot tell the difference between good and evil or protected and pursued. They drain people's spirits and leave them lifeless and dying in agony. They experience fear or are overcome by a strong, positive remembrance of something incredibly positive. Our suffering, grief, and fear give them force.
Harry's mother had the ability to recognize the beauty, good, and positive in everything, whilst his father has exceptional magical abilities and a knack for trouble. This is according to Pro. Lupin, a new teacher of Defense Against Dark Arts. Harry possesses both of these qualities.
The Marauder's Map, Boggarts, Hippogriffs (flying horses), Animagus, and Werewolf are a few intriguing items.
This book or novel provides feminist critics with something to appreciate. Hermione is in charge of the issue while Ron is asleep. She guides Harry (who follows) in reviewing and changing previous actions with the aid of a time-turner. She is aware that playing with time should be done with caution. She persuades Harry that Sirius was protected from Dementors by his father's enchantment, not by his charm or spell.
Dumbledore once said, "Happiness can be found in the darkest of times, if we remember to turn on the light."
Even though it is true, a child's voice is useless to people who have given up listening, according to Dumbledore.
When in doubt, it is best to retrace your steps (go back, go back in memory, review your steps, and observe your former acts).
Neither the divine nor the dead or our loved ones come to save us. We are the ones who save us. Doe's patronus is merely Harry's delusion. He has actually used the dementor expulsion spell.
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