Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Resources

You have to be an online wizard to figure out how to navigate the website for the Blu-Ray and DVD collection.

This movie is based on a *little-known book series. (*So much sarcasm.)

After watching all the Harry Potter films in two days, Dan Kois of Slate decided that Azkaban is the one that ultimately defined the franchise. And that it was time for a shower.

Emily Asher-Perrin of Tor disagrees with Dan Kois, calling Azkaban completely nonsensical…and missing the opportunity to call it riddikulus.

Daniel and Emma talk darkness, death, and teen feelings. They aren't all one in the same.

Seriously, why isn't Rupert Grint in any of these interviews?

CinemaSins shows us everything wrong with Azkaban in 8 minutes…and only 4 of them are devoted to time travel.

Emma Watson talks about striking back against Malfoy.

Finally, we find an interview with Rupert.

There were a lot of magical games on the Nintendo GameCube. This…wasn't one of them. But the nostalgia still casts a spell.

David Edelstein sees Azkaban as an upgrade from the previous two films. (And for some reason reminds us twice that Cuarón is Mexican, and makes more sexual innuendos than we can count.)

The only time JK Rowling and M Night Shyamalan are in the same sentence is when both have movies with scores nominated for Academy Awards.

This fan poster accomplishes the impossible: making the werewolf not look ridikkulus.

No time tuner is needed to take a look at this fan-made poster.

This fan-made poster gets our Creepiest Potter Poster Award.

This poster emphasizes the titular prisoner and even Pettigrew over Potter.