PG-13
2007    2h 18mFamily, Fantasy
7.578%81%7.7
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With their warning about Lord Voldemort's return scoffed at, Harry and Dumbledore are targeted by the Wizard authorities as an authoritarian bureaucrat slowly seizes power at Hogwarts.
Directed by David Yates
  • Daniel RadcliffeHarry Potter
  • Rupert GrintRon Weasley
  • Emma WatsonHermione Granger
  • Imelda StauntonDolores Umbridge
  • Helena Bonham CarterBellatrix Lestrange
  • Robbie ColtraneRubeus Hagrid
  • Gary OldmanSirius Black
  • Ralph FiennesLord Voldemort
  • Michael GambonAlbus Dumbledore
  • Alan RickmanSeverus Snape
  • Richard GriffithsVernon Dursley
  • Brendan GleesonAlastor 'Mad-Eye' Moody
  • Jason IsaacsLucius Malfoy
  • Evanna LynchLuna Lovegood
  • Katie LeungCho Chang
  • Warwick DavisFilius Flitwick
  • Fiona ShawPetunia Dursley
  • Maggie SmithMinerva McGonagall
  • David ThewlisRemus Lupin
  • Emma ThompsonSybill Trelawney
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  • Humpty
    HumptyFebruary 20, 2025
    Woah calm down Jamal don't pull out the wand.
  • foxlightning
    foxlightningJune 24, 2026
    Imelda Staunton played the perfect you hate the character so much you can't help but love them
  • Manuel Frangis
    Manuel FrangisApril 6, 2025
    I just watched Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. This movie takes things to a whole new level. The tension is thicker, the characters are more complex, and you can feel the weight of everything building. It is not just about magic anymore. It is about power, truth, and what happens when people refuse to see what is really going on. Right away, this movie sets a darker tone. The world around Harry is changing, and no one wants to believe it. That makes him feel more alone than ever. You really see how much pressure he is under, and how frustrating it is to carry a truth that so many people are trying to deny. That sense of isolation adds a new emotional layer that hits hard throughout the film. Harry is more serious in this one, and you can see how much he has grown. He is angry, hurt, and trying to figure out where he fits in all this chaos. Daniel Radcliffe gives one of his best performances in the series. You feel the frustration, the confusion, and the determination all at once. He is done playing it safe. He knows the fight is coming, and he wants to be ready. The introduction of Dolores Umbridge adds a whole new kind of villain to the story. She is not loud or violent, but her calm cruelty makes her one of the most frustrating characters to watch. You cannot wait for her to get what is coming, and that makes every scene with her so tense. Imelda Staunton plays the role perfectly, with this fake sweetness that hides how dangerous she really is. One of the best parts of this movie is how it focuses on the idea of resistance. When the adults refuse to take action, it is the students who step up. That message of standing together and fighting for what is right, even when no one believes you, is powerful. It is one of the most inspiring parts of the entire series. You see courage in a different way here. It is not just about facing monsters. It is about facing corruption, control, and fear. The action scenes in this movie are some of the best so far. The final showdown is full of energy and emotion. The visuals are strong, the stakes are high, and the pacing never lets up. But even in the quieter moments, the tension never fades. Every scene feels like it is building toward something huge. Luna Lovegood is introduced in this one, and she is such a great addition to the group. She brings this calm, dreamy presence that helps balance all the intensity. She sees things in her own way, and her loyalty and honesty make her instantly likable. Her friendship with Harry is one of the more underrated parts of the movie, and it adds something special. I give Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix 5 out of 5 stars because it is bold, emotional, and full of meaning. It shows the characters growing up, taking charge, and learning how to fight back in a world that does not want them to. Overall Order of the Phoenix is a turning point in the story that delivers action, heart, and a message that still hits today. It is one of the most powerful entries in the series and one I will always come back to.
  • ZaZaMaster26
    ZaZaMaster26August 14, 2025
    Umbridge is my number one hater and I hope she stubs her toe every morning, Luna Lovegood floated in like the whimsical icon she is, Dumbledore’s Army training montage was life-changing, the fireworks prank on Umbridge made me feral with joy, Bellatrix was terrifying and magnetic at the same time, Sirius calling Harry “James” broke my soul, the Ministry fight choreography was insane, and that
  • Phineas
    PhineasJuly 10, 2025
    Is it very different from the book? Yes. Is it overhated? Yes. Is Umbridge overhated? Absolutely not.
  • darsan
    darsanJune 3, 2025
    "something worth fighting for"
  • Julian Ott
    Julian OttMay 1, 2025
    I love this movie, just incredible
  • Edgar_thaFNaFnerd
    Edgar_thaFNaFnerdJune 22, 2026
    One of my favorites in the series. Helena Bonham Carter is freaking phenomenal as Bellatrix and the only reason it’s not 4 stars is because there were some stuff that didn’t really click with me. Very good overall.
  • M08Y
    M08YApril 9, 2026
    So much better than I remember it being. I vividly remember being given this film on DVD for Christmas and I was very excited seeing that it was my favorite book. For whatever reason, I didn't appreciate the film at the time. I have since had my mind changed. This is genuinely a huge upgrade for the Harry Potter franchise. It's no wonder they chose David Yates to direct the final four movies as this one was made with real flare. You could really feel the vision here. Yates even managed to coax a good performance out of Radcliffe, He actually had a bit of edge here! The sense of vibrancy and fun from the book is mostly lost here, but it feels intentional. Naturally this film struggles to cover most of the book and it does skip over a lot of really good stuff, but you can see why it had to be done. Just as Goblet of Fire, this film could really do with another 30 minutes. I really would have loved the section from the book where go to the magic hospital and see Lockheart. I also will not accept the concept of wizard court existing in the same universe as truth serums. It simply doesn't work and I hate it. This is the first digital mastered Harry Potter film that I think justifies the 4K Bluray. While the general image is still pretty soft, the magic at the end looks GREAT with HDR, the colours really do stand out there. There are a few rather poor examples of ADR where you can see where they struggled to get the right take. That aside, the audio is... fine.
  • native2000
    native2000June 18, 2025
    PEAK CINEMA!!!
  • kristofue
    kristofueMay 23, 2026
    Lauren's favorite!
  • Cynthia Thomas
    Cynthia ThomasApril 25, 2026
    The movie is absolutely amazing if I'm honest the music the acting the battle in the ministry is absolutely incredible I love the choreography in that scene if I'm honest and when Sirius dies the performances of Daniel Radcliffe and David thewlis blow me away each time it feels so raw and so real 🖤
  • jaybee007
    jaybee007March 23, 2026
    The central mystery of this story is weaker than other HP stories but this one has the best villain-Dolores Umbridge. She gives Darth Bader a run for his money.
  • eckoryan
    eckoryanMarch 17, 2026
    O.W.L.S everywhere!

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