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3. Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban Extended Edition Torrent

Buy Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Understatement when it comes to Harry Potter, Azkaban is somewhat of a. Solely for the extended edition. Rediscover the magical creatures from the Harry Potter franchise in this 2018 Harry Potter Collector’s Edition Calendar. This calendar format includes the last four months of 2017 and two 8” x 10” posters, all tucked inside an exclusive flip-top box to keep it safe from stray spells, passing ghosts, and wicked wind gusts.

This time around we get a 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio mix, instead of the uncompressed LCPM mix from the last release of the film on Blu-ray. Here the Blu-ray excels, with a rousing, wildly entertaining sound mix that will keep you entertained and enthralled for the entire running time. 'Prisoner of Azkaban' seems to be where the movies become much more talkative as characters go to great lengths to explain what is happening in the wizarding universe. So it's great that dialogue is never overpowered or hampered in the process. The dialogue here is perfectly prioritized holding its own against jarring sound effects and a booming, unforgettable score. Even as Professor Trelawney rattles off her staccato-sounding gibberish, each of her words are precisely mixed in the soundfield to let us know exactly what she's mumbling about.

The rain-soaked Quidditch match is one of the many sonic highlights. From the pounding sounding of distant thunder to the drip-drop of pouring rain this scene has it all.

Directionality is done to perfection as Harry and other Quidditch player zoom from one end of the field to the other. The rear speakers are alive with the crack of lightning and thunder, and the whooshing sound of the Dementors as they approach.

LFE bursts forth as Lupin changes from man to beast. It rumbles the room during the feverish Quidditch match, but it never overwhelms the rest of the track. From the big, whooshing sound effects to the tiny plink sound a wand makes after it's been knocked from a wizard's hand with a spell, all the sound effects are given equal opportunity to impress and dazzle. Sorry if you were expecting more director's or extended cuts here, there aren't any. Creating the World of Harry Potter Part 3: Creatures (HD, 63 min.) – The creatures of 'Harry Potter's world get their own one-hour documentary to wow us with their imagination and creation. It's interesting to see how visuals evolved and how creatures became more and more lifelike as the franchise has progressed. Concept art, models, and computer rendering are all covered here as the special effects wizards of 'Harry Potter' craft some pretty imaginative and fun monsters.

The Magic Touch of Harry Potter (SD, 42 min.) – This documentary about the Harry Potter franchise and its hold on the world is narrated by Jeremy Piven. It's a promotional documentary that covers the wide popularity of the movies and the story. The Making of 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban' (SD, 10 min.) – A short making-of feature that's more promo fluff than actual in-depth making-of information. Hosted by Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson. Something Wicked This Way Comes (SD, 13 min.) – A clip-heavy feature that talks about how much darker the series gets with this entry into the franchise. Alfonso Cuaron Interview (SD, 8 min.) – The director discusses his thoughts on the story of Harry Potter, and how he approached making a movie for such a beloved franchise. The interview is in Spanish and is presented with English subtitles.

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Inside the Creature Shop (HD, 8 min.) – Nick Dudman, makeup effects supervisor, shows us around the creature shop where people come for their makeup in order to transform. Trelawney's Crystal Ball Deleted Scenes (HD, 5 min.) – These are the same five deleted scenes contained on the DVD disc. They're just presented in HD here. Trailers (HD) – Three trailers are included.

Along with some other promotional items. DVD Disc. Trelawney's Crystal Ball (SD, 2 min.) – Offers five unfinished scenes that you can watch that are without special effects. Creating the Vision (SD, 12 min.) – Filmmakers talk about creating the world of Harry Potter in the movies and trying to stay true to the source material. Head to Shruken Head (SD, 43 min.) – Interviews performed by Johnny Vaughan and the Shurken Head guy from the Night Bus. They get pretty annoying after a while, but they pretty much go through the whole cast talking about their characters and the franchise as a whole. Magic You May Have Missed (SD) – This interactive game lets you look at scenes from the movie and then answer questions about what you just saw.

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Tour Lupin's Classroom (SD) – Use the arrow keys to navigate the classroom, learning different things about the classroom and how the kids learn there. Tour Honeydukes (SD) – Take a tour of the Honey dukes sweet shop. This is like the tour of Lupin's classroom. You'll use the arrow keys to find your way around.

Care of Magical Creatures (SD, 5 min.) – Take a look at the many different live animals that are used throughout the movies. We get to meet the animal supervisors and trainers. Conjuring a Scene (SD, 15 min.) – An overview of the look of the film and how everything was created. We even get to see Gary Oldman do his interviews in his makeup. Pretty frightening.

Catch Scabbers! (SD) – Interactive game where you help Crookshanks the cat catch Scabbers with the arrows on your remote. Choir Practice (SD, 1 min.) – A sing-a-long version of the song that is sung by the wizard choir at the beginning of the film interspersed with scenes from the movie. Sir Cadogan's Journey (SD) – Another interactive game where you use the arrow keys on your remote to help Sir Cadogan. Are the Ultimate Editions worth it? With the packaging of the first two, and as a collector myself, I would have said yes!

Now with the change in packaging, going with the cheaper hologram insert look on the front, I can't definitively say yes anymore. Why studios feel the need to change up packaging on a collection that's supposed to be perfectly uniform when all is said and done is a completel mystery to me.

Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban Extended Edition Torrent

The top part of the package is easy to bend, rip and mangle without even trying. I won't be surprised if some of these packages are shipped to owners already damaged. They're just way too easy to ruin now, and one little rip or tear will make them look bad. The new eight-part documentary is a nice touch and the new 5.1 DTS-HD MA mix is rather superb. All in all this is still great for collector's, but those who wanted the same packaging to be kept throughout will be disappointed. Since they've already changed it up on three and four, this leaves the door open to even more radical changes on five through 8. Let's keep our fingers crossed that Warner doesn't mess with them much more than they already have.