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First Potter movie is a magical ride but also intense.
Excellent, but magical adventures getting edgier, darker.
Fantastic, but kids are older, themes are darker.
Bullock romcom adventure has cheeky moments, brief blood.
Riveting fifth movie finds Harry angry, brooding.
Action- and creature-packed Potter sequel.
Terrific but intense mix of love, friendship, fear, sorrow.
Excellent, epic saga continues to get darker, more intense.
Spectacularly epic, poignant end to a magical series.
Docu about paralyzed Potter stuntman is full of positivity.
Macabre ghost story is slow but creepy enough for teens.
Lifeless approach to true survival story has iffy stuff.
Tense political prison thriller has some violence, language.
Sweet but mature romcom about friends in love.
Radcliffe stars in hyper-violent, cynical action comedy.
Slightly unsettling, but ultimately weird and wonderful.
Utterly goofy, delightful fake biopic has some violence.
Bland and unoriginal but may still amuse young kids.
Radcliffe stars in disturbing white supremacy thriller.
Story about friendship loses focus in action and violence.
