Harry Potter on HBOMax

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The films are leaving the streaming service at the end of the month so get your marathon in before then. Just started my rewatch in preparation for December!

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No thank you. I will just listen to the audio books. :crazy_face:

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Thanks for the heads up!

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This is a non-issue

Why?

Because on any given day, but most especially on Saturdays and Sundays, you can find a Harry Potter marathon on some channel or other

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I think my girls own all of the movies on DVD.

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But commercials… even fast forwarding through them is annoying.

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Do you never have to pee???

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Pause button :rofl:

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Fair I guess. Lol

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I so agree with this. We used to have Tivo, and DH and I would argue over who had to Man The Remote. Because that person had to do the fast-forwarding. Which meant paying attention to the commercials so you’d know when to stop. Then I bought Play-On as a Tivo replacement and the main selling point was that it automatically skipped the commercials! Occasionally you’d see a black screen for a second so you’d know a commercial was just skipped. I’d say “Bah!” to the TV. I also have no tolerance for buffering lag. I live in an exurb were I’m grateful to have one nice internet choice (Cable). But we still often get lag when streaming. So, I always record our TV shows, now with a different program.

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Is this the end of August? DD and I have been working through them. I think watching 1 an evening this week would not count as “good sleep habits before school starts”

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Yes through August 31 and then they poof.

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Those too, but not as often

But you can almost always find:

  • Star Wars
  • Marvel
  • Harry Potter
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They’re all permanently streaming on Peacock. We just got a subscription so Hubby can watch Fulham games. It was a pleasant surprise!

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I am over all these streaming services personally.

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For me, the problem isn’t the commercials so much as the edited movies. They chop out bits to make it fit the time slot.

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That is very true too.

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Watching vol 8 right now and man are these scary. I thought they were for kids. Also I think it’s a little gross how many shirtless scenes the guys end up having throughout the end of the series. Seems unnecessary.

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The rating for the first three movies was PG, but then the rest went to PG-13 (or PG-12 for UK) - except for The Half-Blood Prince which the US let go as PG while UK kept it PG-12.

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Yeah the later films definitely got more ‘adult’ than the earlier ones.

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