Bright, colorful, and youthful, The Sorcerer's Stone is the solid opening all film franchises seek to strike. Balancing its three main characters while immersing the audience in the "anything is possible" realm of Hogwarts, the result is a charming childhood tale.

'Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone (2001)' is starting to show its age in a few areas - though the majority of special effects still hold up remarkably well - and the young actors have certainly come a long way since this first outing, but this is an entertaining and endearing experience that's as enchanting as it is exciting. It does a great job of setting up the vibrant 'wizarding world' of which we're all now so familiar, it has some fantastically interesting concepts and well executed ideas and it is surprisingly funny at times, too. While it may now be perhaps the 'worst' in the series, aside from 'Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them (2016)' (which doesn't really count, of course), it is still a wonderfully charming and enjoyable ride that's better than most of today's blockbusters. 7/10

Firstly I'm not a big fan of fantasy movies but I find harry potter a very outstanding movie of all the time. I have seen it several times and each time I am enchanted by the story like my first time watching it. It is a movie full of surprises, triller and adventures that keeps you glued to you seat. I think that Harry Potter is a movie of all time and it is dedicated for all ages. I was amazed by the design and the story. The movie has a great acting. I thought that it is a must-see.

Ya~ When my first grade elementary school, my mom took me to watch the Harry Potter movie. Harry Potter series of movies really accompanied I grow up.