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Video Format: NTSC

Case Type: Blu-ray Case

Subtitle Language: English, French, Spanish

Sub-Genre: Magic, Family, Mystery

Cinematic Movement: Cult

MPN: 115696A

Franchise: Harry Potter

Studio: Warner Home Video

Edition: Standard Edition

Aspect Ratio: 16:9

Type: Movie

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

Release Year: 2007

Language: English

Producer: David Heyman

Actor: Rupert Grint, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson

Features: Widescreen, Retrospective Interviews, With Subtitles, Behind The Scenes Featurette, Commentary

Run Time: 139 Minutes

Country/Region of Manufacture: Unknown

UPC: 0085391156963

Format: HD DVD

Rating: PG-13

Director: David Yates

Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Movie/TV Title: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

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In the silver-screen adaptation of J.K. Rowling's HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, the fifth chapter in the beloved book series, everyone's favorite wizard-in-training (Daniel Radcliffe) finds himself in increasingly perilous situations. Not only is Harry in trouble with the Ministry of Magic for using his abilities outside of school, his trusted mentor, Professor Dumbledore (Michael Gambon), has grown distant, and an icy new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, Dolores Umbridge (Imelda Staunton), has arrived to bring a frightening level of discipline to Hogwarts. And waiting in the shadows is the demonic Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes), an ominous figure whose very existence is questioned by the powerful Ministry, leaving Harry and his friends--most notably Ron (Rupert Grint) and Hermione (Emma Watson)--to form a rebel group, Dumbledore's Army.Helmed by little-known British director David Yates and written by Michael Goldenberg (the first scribe to fill the boots of Steve Kloves), THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX continues the darker tone of the two preceding POTTER installments and deftly follows Harry, Ron, and Hermione as they face new foes and impending adulthood. While Radcliffe, Grint, and Watson all continue to imbue their characters with vitality and complexity, Staunton steals the show as the strict, merciless Umbridge, though the story, which lacks some of the special-effects-heavy set pieces of past chapters, happily leaves room for other actors to shine, most notably Alan Rickman (as the ever-enigmatic Severus Snape), Gary Oldman (Sirius Black), David Thewlis (Remus Lupin), and Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix Lestrange). Another fine offering of POTTER movie magic, PHOENIX may not astound quite the way that THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN did, but it easily stands as one of the best films in the series.

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by 6tlMQ13QRTS@Deleted
Dec 05, 2007
GREAT STOCKING STUFFER
In "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," Harry returns for his fifth year of study at Hogwarts and discovers that much of the wizarding community is in denial about the teenager's recent encounter with the evil Lord Voldemort, preferring to turn a blind eye to the news that Voldemort has returned. Fearing that Hogwarts' venerable Headmaster, Albus Dumbledore, is lying about Voldemort's return in order to undermine his power and take his job, the Minister for Magic, Cornelius Fudge, appoints a new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher to keep watch over Dumbledore and the Hogwarts students. But Professor Dolores Umbridge's Ministry-approved course of defensive magic leaves the young wizards woefully unprepared to defend themselves against the dark forces threatening them and the ... In "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," Harry returns for his fifth year of study at Hogwarts and discovers that much of the wizarding community is in denial about the teenager's recent encounter with the evil Lord Voldemort, preferring to turn a blind eye to the news that Voldemort has returned. Fearing that Hogwarts' venerable Headmaster, Albus Dumbledore, is lying about Voldemort's return in order to undermine his power and take his job, the Minister for Magic, Cornelius Fudge, appoints a new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher to keep watch over Dumbledore and the Hogwarts students. But Professor Dolores Umbridge's Ministry-approved course of defensive magic leaves the young wizards woefully unprepared to defend themselves against the dark forces threatening them and the entire wizarding community, so at the prompting of his friends Hermione and Ron, Harry takes matters into his own hands. Meeting secretly with a small group of students who name themselves "Dumbledore's Army," Harry teaches them how to defend themselves against the Dark Arts, preparing the courageous young wizards for the extraordinary battle that lies ahead. Those magical kids return with their obligatory authority figure adults in tow. Only they're not so little anymore and as the last movie proved, they're all well on their way to no longer being kids. Whatever plot lines director David Yates chooses to chase, it's essential that he makes following their slow bloom into adulthood a priority while at the same time avoiding the discussion of things like oh, say, condoms. I'm not a huge fan of the last movie, but that's one thing that Goblet of Fire's director Mike Newell got right. The awkwardness of puberty, their newfound interest in the opposite sex. Watching these kids grow up on screen is what's most interesting about the Harry Potter series to anyone over the age of twelve, not their bag of magical tricks. The seriesï new director, as mentioned above, is David Yates. With each new director comes a new, distinctive style. Thatï's a plus really, it gives every movie its own unique energy. But this is the first truly high profile film Yates has ever touched, and itï's certainly his first big-budget blockbuster. Since Columbus, that seems to be the route Warner Brothers is going with their Harry Potter directors. Both of the last two helmers had similar, low-budget resumes and itï¿½s worked well so far. The real difference in Yates is that he's the Potter franchise's first British director. Odd when you consider there's not an American in sight when you check out the cast. Expect more of the same from the fifth Harry Potter. Only Cuaron's movie, the third one, has distinguished itself from the pack as anything special. The rest have been entertaining but ultimately mediocre, and the sad thing is that Harry's hardcore fans seem to prefer that. Mediocre I suppose, is better than bad. The films have maintained a consistent level of quality, and thats more than most other long-running movie franchises can claim. A MUST BUY 9/10
by rayandjohnsales
Dec 30, 2007
Better than the Book
This is one of the very few times that I felt that the movie was better than the book. Order of the Phoenix was the only book I did not rate Excellent, but I feel this movie rates it. Unlike the book, which I feel was Rowling's one and only drop into "middle book funk", this movie can stand on its own. The Ministry of Magic, in an attempt to keep Harry Potter quiet, assign Delores Umbridge to the school. Although Umbridge is never specifically mentioned as being a Death Eater, loves to leave people in perpetual misery. Later in the series, she is an inquisitor working for the Ministry under Voldermort's command. Much of the pain and anguish she passes out like candy in the book is thankfully left out of the movies. She still her magic quill that, when used, uses the writer's blood ... This is one of the very few times that I felt that the movie was better than the book. Order of the Phoenix was the only book I did not rate Excellent, but I feel this movie rates it. Unlike the book, which I feel was Rowling's one and only drop into "middle book funk", this movie can stand on its own. The Ministry of Magic, in an attempt to keep Harry Potter quiet, assign Delores Umbridge to the school. Although Umbridge is never specifically mentioned as being a Death Eater, loves to leave people in perpetual misery. Later in the series, she is an inquisitor working for the Ministry under Voldermort's command. Much of the pain and anguish she passes out like candy in the book is thankfully left out of the movies. She still her magic quill that, when used, uses the writer's blood for ink. This has the side affect of etching the words in the skin of the writer as well. She also posts an almost infinite number of decrees to dominate the school. Whereas the book went into endless detail of these and other tortures, the movie was able to successfully convey the full depth of her psychosis without boring the reader to death in the process. This also kept the movie from being quite as dark as the book. The characters in the movie are clearly on the defensive, but they never give up. The climatic battle at the end feels more like a costly draw than a pointless loss of one of Harry's closest friends. The actors and actresses continue to perform magnificently. I simply can not imagine anyone else playing the parts of Harry, Hermione, the Weasleys, Snape or McGonagall. Imelda Stauton was perfect as Delores Umbridge, as was Evanna Lynch as the quirky Luna Lovegood. Gary Oldman, who I thought was over the top in Prisoner of Azkaban, did wonderfully here as Sirius Black. I feel Michael Gambon does well as Albus Dumbledore. And there is over a score of secondary characters of which this movie would not work if they were not top notch themselves. The script writers did well in condensing the much too long book into a few simple effects. A single shot of hundreds of framed decrees hanging on the wall outside the Great Hall, limiting the Umbridge torture scenes, combining the Weasly rebellion with the O.W.L. tests expertly wrapped up entire chapters into single scenes. I also appreciates using Daniel Radcliff's talents as a actor to demonstrate his angst as opposed to the self-destructive patterns Harry has in the book. A few things could have been better. Harry's hair is neatly combed, something that never happens in the books. Also, the waith-like forms the Death Eaters take in the big fight at the end I felt was over the top. The special effects otherwise great, but they should have left well enough alone. John Holland-author of The Necklace of Terrersylvanous
by al_law_ro
Nov 20, 2009
Good movie from an excellent book by a poor director
This is a highly versatile DVD as it includes both formats. One side will run on an HD DVD player only while the other will work in any standard DVD player. The movie on both sides is in full wide screen format with Dolby 5.1 on the DVD side and Dolby TrueHD on the HD DVD side. Only one disk is provided such that as a regular DVD, all the special features, interviews and commentaries are not included. Instead, the DVD side is front loaded with about 10 minutes of painful advertisements about game products and outdated movies trailers. Then the movie starts... The HD DVD side is loaded with all those special features, commentaries and interviews, etc. and no superfluous advertisements at all. Plus you get that crisp high definition image. I was not planning on buying this DVD but ... This is a highly versatile DVD as it includes both formats. One side will run on an HD DVD player only while the other will work in any standard DVD player. The movie on both sides is in full wide screen format with Dolby 5.1 on the DVD side and Dolby TrueHD on the HD DVD side. Only one disk is provided such that as a regular DVD, all the special features, interviews and commentaries are not included. Instead, the DVD side is front loaded with about 10 minutes of painful advertisements about game products and outdated movies trailers. Then the movie starts... The HD DVD side is loaded with all those special features, commentaries and interviews, etc. and no superfluous advertisements at all. Plus you get that crisp high definition image. I was not planning on buying this DVD but considering the quality and other features, I have no regrets owning this one. As a movie, I am surprised that with all the star power this franchise was able to draw in, they got stuck with the likes of David Yates as a director. This is his first attempt at a feature length movie in the sci fi/fantasy genre and it shows. Although as an cinematic adaptation of a highly popular book you have to cut some slack. However, he clearly does not understand the underlying story nor was he able to capture the "magic" of the characters. It is as if he felt obligated to fill the movie with plot holes, contradictions, omissions and inconsistencies. If you did not read the book, you would never be able to figure out what the story of this book is about just from watching this movie. This I confirmed from doing a casual survey.
by vee_dub_ya
Apr 26, 2011
Love the series :)
Essential DVD in the series however 'The Phoenix' is the more frusterating and annoying DVD episode in the series. Harry refuses to make imperitive quick decision throughout the film which cost him dearly. This episode also has the most 'Hollywood' influence and feel by drawing out all the typical tease-you-drama of 'will he, or won't he?' to the last minute, very trite and insulting directing. Absolutely still worth owning for devout fans (just fast forward through all the Dolores Umbridge scenes and it will be a better movie!)Essential DVD in the series however 'The Phoenix' is the more frusterating and annoying DVD episode in the series. Harry refuses to make imperitive quick decision throughout the film which cost him dearly. This episode also has the most 'Hollywood' influence and feel by drawing out all the typical tease-you-drama of 'will he, or won't he?' to the last minute, very trite and insulting directing. Absolutely still worth owning for devout fans (just fast forward through all the Dolores Umbridge scenes and it will be a better movie!)
by ludikriz
Mar 10, 2008
Best Potter Yet
This movie is by far the best Potter film of the 5, and not just because the kids finally got haircuts. I have always held that the movies are better than the books because the movies, unlike Rowling's novels, actually hold characters together so that the characters grow as the story progresses, while Rowling seemed to think that she could change her chracters whenever she damn well pleased. As the actors mature, the films grow darker, and the overall mise-en-scene of everything in the movies are getting better and better. This is really how the world of Harry Potter should be experienced. The HD-DVD version is the best way (until the inevitable Blu-Ray release) to view Harry Potter. Sound, picture, etc. are all excellent. I would have preferred more extras on the HD release, but you can ... This movie is by far the best Potter film of the 5, and not just because the kids finally got haircuts. I have always held that the movies are better than the books because the movies, unlike Rowling's novels, actually hold characters together so that the characters grow as the story progresses, while Rowling seemed to think that she could change her chracters whenever she damn well pleased. As the actors mature, the films grow darker, and the overall mise-en-scene of everything in the movies are getting better and better. This is really how the world of Harry Potter should be experienced. The HD-DVD version is the best way (until the inevitable Blu-Ray release) to view Harry Potter. Sound, picture, etc. are all excellent. I would have preferred more extras on the HD release, but you can always flip over the disc and find a few in standard definition. More mature making-of featurettes would have been appreciated. Just because these movies are based on kids books doesn't mean that kids are the only ones watching them. Even though HD-DVD is essentially a dead medium by now, this is the only way to experience this excellent movie in HD. For now, this is the best choice of a medium for this movie... and because it's a combo format, you get DVD too! Definitely recommended.

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