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There is so much incredible detail in the sets that it's impossible to absorb it all in one sitting. Visually, this is a much darker film and it is a sumptuous treat for the eyes. Other plot quirks worked well - I enjoyed the way the time travel angle was worked in and the map showing the location of everyone in Hogwarts was a delight. Has there ever been a better match of actor and character? Snape shows again that, while he may take occasional delight in making his students' lives difficult, he does have their best interests at heart - like any good teacher. Alan Rickman continues to walk the finest of lines between good and bad with his marvelous performance as Professor Snape. There is the usual game of 'are they or aren't they?' when it comes to deciding which characters are really the baddies. The focus is on Harry's past - Sirius Black was his godfather but just may have been in league with he who's name cannot be mentioned. The plot contains the requisite amounts of twists and turns. Like an escaped madman who may just want to kill him, for example.

This is Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and Harry has a whole OTHER set of problems. On one level, Harry is like any other kid at school - he puts up with torment from bullies, gets into scrapes with his teachers and hangs out with his friends. But the reality is that this movie is about being a teenager and all the trials and tribulations that go with it.

At first glance the storyline itself is relatively simple - Sirius Black has escaped from Azkaban Prison and young Harry is on his hit list. Appropriately, this third film in the Harry Potter series has matured along with it's young stars. Harry Potter is growing up! The voice is deepening, the shoulders are broadening and.hurray! You no longer feel like a creep for having a little crush on Daniel Radcliffe.whoops, did I say that out loud? Say what you will, I see him making the jump from child star to adult actor in a way that Haley Joel Osment only dreams of.