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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- Adventure
- Fantasy
11/13/2002
161
PG
Something evil has returned to Hogwarts!
Cars fly, trees fight back, and a mysterious house-elf comes to warn Harry Potter at the start of his second year at Hogwarts. Adventure and danger await when bloody writing on a wall announces: The Chamber Of Secrets Has Been Opened. To save Hogwarts will require all of Harry, Ron and Hermione’s magical abilities and courage.
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- Revenue:
- $876,688,482
- Budget:
- $100,000,000
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Cast
Daniel RadcliffeHarry Potter- Rupert GrintRon Weasley
Emma WatsonHermione Granger- Kenneth BranaghGilderoy Lockhart
- Toby JonesDobby (voice)
- Robbie ColtraneRubeus Hagrid
- Richard HarrisAlbus Dumbledore
- Alan RickmanSeverus Snape
- Tom FeltonDraco Malfoy
- Jason IsaacsLucius Malfoy
- Shirley HendersonMoaning Myrtle
- Richard GriffithsVernon Dursley
- Julie WaltersMolly Weasley
- Bonnie WrightGinny Weasley
- Fiona ShawPetunia Dursley
- Maggie SmithMinerva McGonagall
Reviews
TitanGusang
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is a worthy sequel that improves upon the first and expands the lore in a grand way.
The quality in this film is vastly superior to the first in terms of CGI and acting, which is par for the course as the main trio grows into their roles and as actors. It is evident that the CGI team had adequate time before this film's release because for 2002 the effects are spectacular. From Dobby the Elf to the Basilisk in the Chamber of Secrets, this movie nails creature models and creates very believable interactions between the models and the actors.
Despite this film not having the impact in terms of discovering the magical world of Hogwarts for the first time, the story is able to improve upon its pre...
Geronimo1967
This second book in JK Rowling's "Harry Potter" series sees our trio of wizarding weans start to develop a much closer relationship with each other; and we begin to realise the challenges young "Harry" (Daniel Radcliffe) is to face as he grows up. This is much more sinister than the opener; Alan Rickman's "Prof. Snape" starts to come into his own as his evil nemesis v Maggie Smith as his professional proponent and "Dumbledore" (Richard Harris) starts to develop more as a character too. I could possibly have done without "Moaning Myrtle" but the story is well adapted and moves along quickly, with a little more humour than the original too. Again, the score and effects are hugely complementary to what is simply a cracking fantasy adventure story.