Review of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) by Alan Fong D — 31 Dec 2014

One of the best entries in the series, the third installment mixes brilliant storytelling with edgier, darker tone in terms of cinematography. The complexity of the third book is very well brought to life by director Alfonso Cuaron, which indeed put the word 'twist' back into use within the storytelling structure, especially the ever perplexing 'time-travelling' concept.

When it comes to cast performance, the trio made a huge improvement in the acting department. Furthermore, the third film made a bold venture by deviating largely from the previous entries directed by Chris Columbus in terms of style and shades - it's darker, edgier and surprisingly good.