"Гарри Поттер и философский камень" The start to the Harry Potter film series is filled with visual splendor, valiant heroes, spectacular special effects, and irresistible characters. It's only fair to say that it's truly magical. The settings manage to be sensationally imaginative and yet at the same time so clearly believable and lived-in that you'll think you could find them yourself, if you could just get to Platform 9 ¾.
The adult actors are simply and completely perfect. Richard Harris turns in his all-time best performance as headmaster Albus Dumbledore, Maggie Smith (whose on-screen teaching roles extend from The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie to Sister Act) brings just the right tone of dry asperity to Professor McGonagall, and Robbie Coltrane is a half-giant with a heart to match as Hagrid.
Alan Rickman provides shivers as potions master Professor Snape, and the brief glimpse of Julie Walters (an Oscar nominee for Billy Elliott) will make you glad you'll be seeing more of her in future movies. The kids are all just fine, though mostly just called upon to look either astonished or resolute.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a terrific book and a terrific movie. Every family should enjoy them both.
1. Mikey is one of the funniest animals in the (whole) world. 2. Cinderella asked her stepmother if she could go to the ball. 3. The asked the princess why she was crying. 4. The dwarfs said that they would come back in/after(?не помню как это переходит в 5. He said that they would like the palace. 6. The dwarfs asked the girl not to forget about them. 7. Winnie the Pooh said (to) Piglet that he wanted to find honey. 8. The Prince asked the girl to tell him her name. 9. There was a beautiful flower in the garden. 10. She said that she met (или had met если совсем в
The start to the Harry Potter film series is filled with visual splendor, valiant heroes, spectacular special effects, and irresistible characters. It's only fair to say that it's truly magical. The settings manage to be sensationally imaginative and yet at the same time so clearly believable and lived-in that you'll think you could find them yourself, if you could just get to Platform 9 ¾.
The adult actors are simply and completely perfect. Richard Harris turns in his all-time best performance as headmaster Albus Dumbledore, Maggie Smith (whose on-screen teaching roles extend from The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie to Sister Act) brings just the right tone of dry asperity to Professor McGonagall, and Robbie Coltrane is a half-giant with a heart to match as Hagrid.
Alan Rickman provides shivers as potions master Professor Snape, and the brief glimpse of Julie Walters (an Oscar nominee for Billy Elliott) will make you glad you'll be seeing more of her in future movies. The kids are all just fine, though mostly just called upon to look either astonished or resolute.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a terrific book and a terrific movie. Every family should enjoy them both.
2. Cinderella asked her stepmother if she could go to the ball.
3. The asked the princess why she was crying.
4. The dwarfs said that they would come back in/after(?не помню как это переходит в
5. He said that they would like the palace.
6. The dwarfs asked the girl not to forget about them.
7. Winnie the Pooh said (to) Piglet that he wanted to find honey.
8. The Prince asked the girl to tell him her name.
9. There was a beautiful flower in the garden.
10. She said that she met (или had met если совсем в