Daniel Radcliffe Movie:

		List Price: $49.98		Label: Warner Home Video Salesrank: 481 Released: November 11, 2008
		Our Price: $27.49
		Used Price: $23.63
		MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Media: DVD

Editorial Review:
Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 11/11/2008 Rating: Pg

Harry Potter Years 1-5 (Full-Screen Edition) Reviews:
Modified Version of the Complete Movies
2009-11-10 - I love the Harry Potter series so I bought a set for me and my friend for her birthday. We were disappointed when we sat down to watch them that these are modified from the original version. You are not getting the entire movies. They are modified like they are on regular TV--just without the commercials (snippets cut out to cut down the time). They were a good deal and now I know why.

Potter DVD
2009-11-04 - Harry Potter Years 1-5 DVD box set is a great addition for movie collection. I bought this as a gift for some family members and they love it. DVD's come in a box, with each dvd in a slender case.

Harry Potter Years1-5
2009-10-30 - My daughter is facinated with Harry Potter. She started reading the books, in the spring, of this year, and hasn't stopped. We thought that it would be a good idea to try to get the movies, as a set and put it away for her. What a great value for the set of DVD movies.

Harry Potter Movie Set
2009-10-12 - My family didn't want to read the novels but heard so much about them.
We figured watching the movies were just as good as reading and we were right.
After checking with several avid Harry Potter book readers, we found out the movies were very close to the books.
We created a bi-weekly Harry Potter night and watched the movies as a family with popcorn and the works.
The movie set was convenient and enjoyable.

Incredible Price, No Product Complaints
2009-10-06 - I recently finished reading the series and was anxious to check out the movies. 5 movies for under 30 dollars is amazing! No problems with the movies. There are no special features, so if you are a fan of the special features, this set wouldn't be for you.

In relating the movies to the books I do have the stereotypical movie to book complaint that of course the book was way better, but I was intrigued to see how it was depicted and will look forward to seeing rest of the series coming to DVD.