ITF Watch: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004 film)

Alfonso Cuarón’s darker version of the world of Harry Potter was
enormously important to the series going forward. He’s a talented
filmmaker just starting to come into his own for this movie, but
how does it hold up as an adaptation? Are there flaws to be
found? Luke & James discuss in episode 109 of Ink to
Film.



Topics include: clever filmmaking techniques expertly employed
by Cuarón, the artistic concept of “one for them and one for
me,” the tale of two Dumbledores, the performance of Gary Oldman
as Sirius Black, the LOTR-like design of the dementors, what the
Boggart would become for Luke & James, what animals the guys
would chose for their Animagus, and laying out some potential
plot holes (and whether or not they matter). 

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Music Credit: Harry Potter: Expecto Patronum (Goblins From
Mars Trap Remix)