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Ahead of the newest film in the 'Fantastic Beasts' series, the IMDb editors rank all of the films from the mind of J.K. Rowling.

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With Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald hitting theaters on Nov. 16, there's no better time to revisit the films of the Wizarding World. But maybe you misplaced your Time-Turner and can't power through all nine movies .. which is where we come in. We've ranked all the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts movies, and (almost) managed to avoid any of our book biases while doing so. That's harder to pull off than a Patronus Charm. Ready to see the list?
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9. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
IMDb Rating: 7.4
Flying cars aside, Chamber of Secrets lacks some of the je ne sais quoi that makes the other films so appealing. It delivers less nostalgia than the first, less action than the latter half of the series, and ultimately has the thinnest storyline. While the plot around Tom Riddle's diary ties in nicely with the plot of the sixth film, as a standalone story it just doesn’t pack as much punch. That all being said, it does introduce our favorite house-elf, and for that we'll always be grateful. #JusticeforDobby
Revisit the trailer for 'Chamber of Secrets'

8. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
IMDb Rating: 7.7
Also known as 'Harry Potter Goes Camping,' Deathly Hallows: Part 1 suffers from way too much exposition. While there are some satisfying emotional moments, like the trip to Godric's Hollow, the film tries too hard to hit the big plot points, making it feel more like a checklist of moments than a cohesive film. Ultimately, it serves as a nice lead-in for the finale, as opposed to existing as a solid, stand-alone movie.
Watch the original trailer for 'Deathly Hallows: Part 1'

7. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
IMDb Rating: 7.6
The first in the series, Sorcerer's Stone, is, let's face it, adorable. Getting to discover the world of magic through a young Harry's eyes is a lovely way to start the series. This film gets credit for the nostalgia it inspires, the John Williams score that has become synonymous with the holiday season, and for setting the stage for the rest of the series. All that being said, while the child actors look the part, their performances leave a lot to be desired. And while it's probably the most family friendly of all the movies, it's also not the one we're going to re-watch on a lazy Sunday.
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6. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
IMDb Rating: 7.3
The first of the five planned Fantastic Beasts movies introduces us to the Wizarding World in a new, more adult light. Plus, Nifflers. The creatures and the supporting players carry the film — most notably Dan Fogler's Muggle sidekick Jacob Kowalski, and Ezra Miller's truly tragic Credence. However, while Eddie Redmayne brings a believable awkwardness to the part, Newt Scamander is no Harry Potter, and the MACUSA wizards are underdeveloped, bureaucratic villains. The twist ending ultimately saves the movie though, teasing some familiar characters going into the second film.
Watch the cast of the first 'Fantastic Beasts' movie show off their magical knowledge

5. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
IMDb Ranking: 7.5
Order of the Phoenix introduces us to the style of David Yates, who went on to direct the remainder of the Potter series, as well as Fantastic Beasts. Yates brings in a level of humor to balance out the drama, something J.K. Rowling did so adeptly in the books. He manages to make an angsty Harry still likable, and the lightness and joy he brings to the scenes of Harry teaching 'Dumbledore's Army' remind us that amidst all the darkness, magic can still be fun. Professor Umbridge also serves as a great villain, played with aplomb by Imelda Staunton. Phoenix doesn’t rank higher because it under-develops the relationship between Harry and Sirius, which ultimately limits the emotional payoff in the end.
Watch the trailer for 'Order of the Phoenix'

4. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
IMDb Rating: 7.7
To get the bad out of the way: DUMBLEDORE WOULD HAVE NEVER YELLED AT HARRY ABOUT PUTTING HIS NAME IN THE GOBLET!! Those of you who have read the books know what we're talking about. Outside of angry Dumbledore, Goblet of Fire is definitely worthy of being in the Top 5. It finally shows a glimpse of the Wizarding World outside of the U.K., with both the Triwizard Tournament and Quidditch World Cup providing a new layer to the typical Hogwarts happenings. Plus, we love seeing a pre-TwilightR-Patz. It also sets up the conflict for the remainder of the series, and finally puts a face on He Who Must Not Be Named.
Watch the trailer for 'Goblet of Fire'

3. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
IMDb Rating: 7.6
Half-Blood Prince is the last film where Hogwarts is a key location, and juxtaposing scenes of Quidditch matches, love potions gone awry, and teenage drama with the destruction happening in the larger Wizarding World works wonderfully. We also get more of Helena Bonham Carter's unhinged Bellatrix Lestrange, an intro to Voldemort as a very creepy child, and Tom Felton walking a tightrope of fear and anger as Malfoy. The one major disappointment is Harry and Ginny's relationship. While we try not to compare the films to the books, this version of Harry and Ginny's young love feels rushed, and lacks the chemistry of J.K. Rowling's words.
Watch the original trailer for 'Half-Blood Prince'

2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
IMDb Rating: 8.1
Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is the most cinematic film of the series, but it's also more of a war movie than a Harry Potter movie, which is why we don't have it at No. 1. That being said, it features solid acting across the board, smart pacing that manages to ratchet up the tension without veering into a rushed storyline, and genuinely high stakes. It shows the devastating impact of war not only on the main characters, but their family and friends, while maintaining an aura of hope throughout. It's the perfect capper to the Harry Potter series and one we'll continue to watch again and again.
Revisit the original trailer for 'Deathly Hallows: Part 2'

1. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
IMDb Rating: 7.9
After much debate and careful consideration, Prisoner of Azkaban takes the top spot. Alfonso Cuarón stepped in to direct, introducing the darker tone that would continue through the remainder of the series. But, much like David Yates' later movies, it maintains a sly sense of humor throughout. Weird hairless werewolf aside (we'll forever question that choice), the film is visually stunning, and, as the series moves on, we spend less time watching Harry and friends in class, so it's refreshing to see them in Professor Lupin's class fighting a Boggart, or flying a Hippogriff in Care of Magical Creatures with Hagrid. Ultimately, it's a wonderful bridge between the innocence of the first two movies, and the bleaker storylines that lie ahead.
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