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faculty’s efforts to protect Harry from this dreaded fugitive, to the point of employing a band of Dementors—flying, ghostlike bodyguards that extract the souls right out of their prey and prove to be almost as much a problem for the Boy Wizard as Sirius Black himself.
New special effects include a walking portent of death known as the Grim; a half-horse/half-eagle flying creature called a Hippogriff; a humorously adaptable London bus; and an animated, omniscient map that leads Harry to unexpected revelations about his stalker and dark secrets in his family’s past.
Maggie Smith, Robbie Coltrane, Alan Rickman and Julie Walters are all back. Alongside are an unbilled Julie Christie, Emma Thompson as a goofy divination instructor and Michael Gambon, who replaces the late Richard Harris as a slightly more animated and rascally Professor Dumbledore.
“Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” is much less of a movie geared toward small children, and
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