Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010)

How sweet life would be if you could conjure magic spells like Harry Potter, right?

Here it is, a definitive ranked guide of Harry Potter movies.

This should go without saying, but obviously this article is brimming with major spoilers. So, if you haven't read the books yet, probably do that first.

For Harry Potter fans, today has been a long time coming. When Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ended, author J.K. Rowling offered us an epilogue, which took us 19 years into the future and showed us what became of some of the surviving characters.

There are a lot of Harry Potter fans out there who would love to believe in magic and muggles, Hogwarts and Butterbeer, Transfiguration and Quidditch.

With Harry Potter on the brain this week -- Happy 20th Anniversary, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone! -- we're compelled flash back to one particular lost moment from the films,

The Daily Prophet is tricky, and Jason Isaacs really wanted a copy as his tenure in the Harry Potter films was coming to an end. Here's how that panned out.

If you're a fan of Harry Potter you probably have those days where you'df love to sit down and spend time with your favorite boy wizard. Unfortunately, it would take you most of a day if you wanted to actually watch all the films. Somebody has fixed that now.

Seven books, eight films, and a stage play's worth of magical drama and excitement later, the world is still drawn to The Boy Who Lived and his many adventures. Though if director David Yates was allowed to pursue one of his original ideas, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows would have had an extra twist.

If you're a Harry Potter fan, you have multiple reasons to celebrate the upcoming weekend. Not only is there a big movie marathon airing, in celebration of Harry's birthday, but there's the new script book set to hit shelves. Details ahead...

Another week means another round of CinemaSins to keep us laughing and thinking. Though this week's round might not be so funny, especially to you Harry Potter fans. Gloves up kids, this one packs a punch.

The people have voted and the nominations for People’s Choice Awards 2012 are in. Unsurprisingly, movie fans love Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Transformers. And while Bridesmaids was recognized in numerous categories, the people seem to have disregarded Melissa McCarthy in the Favorite Female Comedy Actress.

A few days after Warner Bros. announced the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 release, Sony has its eye on the 3D prize. The company has announced it will release a Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 3D combo pack, marking the first time Part 1 has appeared in 3D.

Every actor has their days when they just can’t keep it together and despite trying their damnedest to hide it, the laughter just comes pouring out. This rule does not exclude the cast of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, in particular Ms. Emma Watson.

They claim it’s not a gimmick to sell overpriced tickets, but then everyone says that. Here’s what they say you can expect though, when you pay $5 more for your ticket for something you probably don’t want but have no choice to put up with since most theaters are abandoning 2D showings.

Really if I hadn't seen the first movie twice already, you could convince me this was a still from that one. And yet, it's new Harry Potter content

Maybe the rest of the movie doesn't really work or maybe you're in the middle of watching one of the year's best films. Whatever the movie, in that moment, for those seconds, you're carried away

Radcliffe himself gave a somewhat awkward explanation for the reshoots, claiming that the original shoot at the actual King's Cross Station limited their options for coverage and the like

The holiday season is in full swing, but there was not much at the box

office this weekend worth celebrating. Last week's top two twirled

through a position swap while the only new release barely eeked out a

place in the top ten.

Harry Potter walked away with a second number one weekend, sailing well past the $200 million mark and giving Disney's lastest animated release a run for its money. Not bad for a movie going up against four new releases on one of the bigger

The first real Thanksgiving Day box office results are in and as you’ve probably already assumed Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows came out on top. The film earned $14.4 million on Wednesday and clocked in with a still strong $11 million

Hibon has been set to direct Pan, a dark take on the story of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan, in which Captain Hook is a former police detective on the tail of a "childlike kidnapper"-- presumably one named Peter Pan

Warner Brothers is plenty aware that the Harry Potter well is getting ready to dry up, but the first of the two movies that will make up the final installment is making plenty of finale magic for the studio.

To no one’s surprise, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is huge. The film’s Friday box office totals are in and, buoyed in part by $24 million made at midnight screenings, the film earned a massive domestic total

It's no surprise to hear that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is a box office juggernaut, but even industry insiders are surprised today at

If you caught part one of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at a midnight screening last night, then you know it’s not exactly the most action-heavy of the Harry Potter movies. Still, it contains plenty of

Whether because they split the final book in half or it's just one of the easiest to translate to the screen, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 is the movie most loyal to the book it's based on

You’ve heard enough from us, now tell the world what you think of Deathly Hallow’s first part. After you see it, come back here and rate the movie in our Deathly Hallows viewer poll. Then discuss it

Seven movies in and one more to go, by now a lot of moviegoers have made the transition from casual Harry Potter viewer to hardcore fan… but not all of them. That’s never really mattered before, even at their most Potterific

Why do some of the Harry Potter movies and books work better than others? Is it the director, is it J.K. Rowling’s writing style? Certainly, those elements are both in play, but the one ever-changing constant