Critique of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

The exposition of this film is longer than most expositions. This long introduction is necessary to inform the audience of Harry Potter’s life before he finds out he is a wizard. The beginning of the film helps the audience to understand the reasons for Harry’s social, psychological, and moral character traits. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone tells the story of Harry’s first of seven years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. So the exposition isn’t only an introduction to this film, but also an introduction to six more films that will eventually be released. In the exposition, Harry learns he is a wizard. This sets up a cause to effect organization. Most of the movie is organized in this way. The effect of Harry learning he is a wizard is him going to Hogwarts, the effect of that is he learns someone is trying to steal the sorcerer’s stone, etc. This moves the story along and organizes the film. The story is also organized by character. As Harry (and the audience) learns more about himself and his abilities, the film becomes more interesting and moves along. The film is presentational. The audience looks in on the film. T

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