Is Harry Potter really that good?

Yes, Harry Potter is particularly good-looking.

In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

Harry used his courage to keep the Philosopher's Stone at Hogwarts.

In the second part, Harry fights the snake in the Chamber of Secrets and destroys Voldemort's Horcruxes.

In the third part, Harry learns that Sirius went to Azkaban (prison) on a trumped-up charge, and that he is his godfather.

In the fourth part, Harry is chosen by the Goblet of Fire, fights dragons, infiltrates the Black Lagoon and takes hostages with mermaids, and Voldemort is resurrected.

In the fifth part, Harry was almost killed by Voldemort.

In the sixth part, it was clarified what happened to Voldemort when he was a child, and Dumbledore was killed by Snape.

In the seventh part, Harry finds the Horcruxes one by one and destroys them, and defeats Voldemort.

Harry Potter is a particularly good movie, and I recommend everyone to watch this movie.

The coolest thing is Professor McGonagall's time turner to Hermione, this thing is both good and evil is just used for study, it is a violent thing, but fortunately, the god-like Headmaster Dumbledore gave instructions, and the two protagonists saved many lives and made the ending happy. It's amazing to think about going back in time and experiencing what you've been through, and it's also a process that has allowed Harry to exercise and grow. It was a good preparation for leading Dumbledore's army next.

When the puzzle is solved, to everyone's surprise, Sirius's identity turns out to be Harry's godfather, and the real bad guy is Peter Pettigrew, who has been disguised as a mouse. <>

I'll never forget the goosebumps I got when I saw this, and it was so unexpected.

1.The shooting effect is good, 2The storyline is wonderful, 3Great influence and so on...

I watched it first**and then watched the movie, although the movie was good, it still didn't feel as good**.

It's really good-looking