After seeing those awesome little youngsters in the first two series it initially seems a bit difficult to replace their innocence with this suddenly bigger ones. It is as if they have suddenly grown up. There is certainly an attempt to maintain the same magic as in the previous one, but it does not reach up to the mark. The second novel or the story in the series increases the level of expectation from the mystery in Harry Potter stories.
Here there is an entry of new characters into the story which explores a completely different aspect of Harry Potter's life that was not explored before. The characters and their importance in the story and in the protagonist's life also makes the story pretty interesting. That is what is mainly to look out for in the movie. The performance by Gary Oldman as Timothy Spall and David Thewlis is really worth it in the movie.

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The movie is the second in the series and is also the best in it, it stands out because of its story line which is really exciting with the scene at Ron's place giving an insight as to how is the house of a wizard. It involves flying car, jumping goblin, big giant spider and snake.
The action in the end draws people to the edge of the seat. The movie also offers more scope for laughter created by Ron and their professor-Mr. Lockhart.
The mystery in this part, its description in the book and the direction in the movie is what makes it different than the rest of the novels and movies in the series.
Most important in this movie, personal I feel, is the way that the mystery is unraveled and the way the story ends.