Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone [Blu-Ray] [Region Free]

The kids are reading the books in sequence and their Dad has decreed that they are not allowed to view the movie until they have read the actual book. When they watch Star Wars we have to suffer a running commentary. When they watched this, there was only rapt attention. That must say something!

I hadn't seen this since my kids saw it when it came out 18 years ago; thought it was great then but the kids had heard the books so maybe some bias and understanding of the storyThis weekend I rented it and played it for a generation that don't know the books or the hypeThe younger boy loved the magic and excitement; the older one - not yet 8 and fighting dyslexia - loved it so much he asked me to put the kindle app on his tablet and share my copy of the book so he could start to read it!Delightful film that still enchants and I still well up at the end - reading or watching

Couldn't watch the film, picture was terrible, when the streaming caught up and the picture improved, secomds later it would pause and buffer. Severely disappointing as I was trying to enjoy a takeaway while watching the film. Much swearing and mutterings of £3.50 wasted to rent the movie ensued.Did a speed check in tinternet, 35meg download; takeaway getting cold. Tried a YouTube vid, all fine, other half whining now about searching for something to watch and not enjoying the food (not my damn fault!) ended up on MyFive streaming something which was also fine.I really want a refund but can't be bothered trying to find out how to do it and then actually spend the time doing it. Poop.

Was a good choice for saturday night family film. Glad film is now available on Amazon (as it wasn't a week ago). Streamed without interruption.

The film was great but a bit far-fetched. I believe in Wizards obviously, but some of the characters just wouldn’t happen in real life. I think that since this is based on a true story, they don’t need to over egg the pudding and could have kept it more realistic. Overall enjoyable though!

Rented this to entertain my grandson to wean him away from violent cartoons. He was spellbound! - Excuse the pun! He now wants to watch more Harry Potter so next holiday we will parenting or buying more. Thankyou

Our kids are at the age where they're starting to get interested in movies/tv shows that are not childish for want of a better word. We thought we'd test the waters with the first Harry Potter film and went for a rental as we were unlikely to watch it again.The price of the HD rental was great, especially as we don't tend to re-watch films.This was our kids' first introduction to the world of Harry Potter and they absolutely loved it. Both were glued to the TV for (most) of the movie and this has now sent us on a Harry Potter binge where each weekend we buy the next movie in the franchise to watch.As for us adults, we enjoyed the movie as much as the kids did - a great family movie that keeps everyone entertained throughout.

Lockdown #2 After watching Tiger King I thought I’d finally get round to watching the Harry Potter film series. I stopped after the second one. What amazingly over-produced trash! Up there with the old Star Trek and Enid Blyton. I now have complete empathy for the parents who had to sit through that rubbish for the sake of their kids. That’s four and a half hours of my life I’ll never get back.