Harry Potter Part I to IV

Tenet is the first movie in which I saw Robert Pattinson. I was really impressed with how sophisticated he was in it and I tweeted about it some days later. Then one of my followers replied to me that he appears in a Harry Potter movie. Speaking of Harry Potter, Emma Watson does, too. Beauty and the Beast is the first movie in which I saw her. Before I watched it, I had heard from a girl co-worker of mine that Watson was one of the most beautiful women in the world, however, I thought of her as just beautiful when I watched her in it, so I told the co-worker so some days later. She then got irritated and told me not to say so without watching Happy Potter. I recalled it and I felt that time had come to watch the popular series, which I had somehow refrained from doing it, so I started to do it in order.

I at first watched Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone, Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets and Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban on DVD. Although I had heard that Hermione played by Emma Watson was an honor student, yet she was so scary that it made me laugh. I also thought that the little Watson was not so cute, unlike the little Dakota and Elle Fanning. Moreover, I associated the owls as messengers and the moving stairs at the Hogwarts School with the crows and something in Damon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, so I felt that Harry Potter and Damon Slayer have much in common.

Then I finally watched Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire in which Robert Pattinson appears. He seemed to be a novice actor and had less dignity than Daniel Radcliffe who is younger but had already been starred in three movies, though Pattinson became one of the world's highest-paid actors when he starred in The Twilight Saga film series. Radcliffe became quite famous in his early teens. Pattinson has been a big star now. The comparison of the two actors is really interesting. As for Emma Watson, she was no longer immature. She was pretty especially wearing a dress in the dance party, so I understood the emotional attachment of Watson's longtime fans, who had watched her since her debut, and I started to see Watson in a new light.

The Harry Potter films are based on the novels of J. K. Rowling, an English author. Those ones follow the main character, Harry Potter, and his best friends, Ron and Hermione, and they describe how the young trio grow as sorcerers through confronting the villains. I feel uncomfortable with male sorcerers, so I did not love the four films so much. All the same, the blockbusters were worth watching and entertained me as fantasies.