Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone (Extended Version)
Contains mild scary scenes, violence and language
Director(s)Chris Columbus
Production year2001
Genre(s)Children, Drama, Fantasy, Adventure
Approx. running minutes152m
CastDaniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Richard Harris, Maggie Smith, Alan Rickman, Ian Hart, Robbie Coltrane, Richard Griffiths, Fiona Shaw, John Cleese, Warwick Davis, John Hurt, Rik Mayall, Leslie Phillips (voice), Zoe Wanamaker
Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone (Extended Version)
Contains mild scary scenes, violence and language
An orphaned boy joins the Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry where he learns about magic with his two closest f ...
An orphaned boy joins the Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry where he learns about magic with his two closest friends. Scary scenes are resolved quickly and moments of tension are balanced by humour.
violence
After a boy is threatened by an evil wizard, the young boy presses his hands on the wizard's head and it starts to burn, causing his body to disintegrate. There is also a fantastical chess match, where one of the main characters is attacked with a sword. However, no blows make contact and the character emerges uninjured.
threat and horror
There are moments of mild threat, including a scene in which a boy falls into a python pit, a scene in which three friends defeat a troll and another in which a character is chased through a spooky forest. The scary scenes are resolved quickly and moments of tension are balanced by periods of relief or humour.
language
There are infrequent uses of mild bad language such as 'bugger' and 'bloody'.
additional issues
It is suggested that a young boy doesn't have a particularly enjoyable home life, but none of these scenes are upsetting.
Contains mild scary scenes, violence and language
Classified Date:
05/12/2011
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Warner Home Video Ltd
Paperwork Remarks:
EXTENDED CUT
violence
After a boy is threatened by an evil wizard, the young boy presses his hands on the wizard's head and it starts to burn, causing his body to disintegrate. There is also a fantastical chess match, where one of the main characters is attacked with a sword. However, no blows make contact and the character emerges uninjured.
threat and horror
There are moments of mild threat, including a scene in which a boy falls into a python pit, a scene in which three friends defeat a troll and another in which a character is chased through a spooky forest. The scary scenes are resolved quickly and moments of tension are balanced by periods of relief or humour.
language
There are infrequent uses of mild bad language such as 'bugger' and 'bloody'.
additional issues
It is suggested that a young boy doesn't have a particularly enjoyable home life, but none of these scenes are upsetting.
violence
After a boy is threatened by an evil wizard, the young boy presses his hands on the wizard's head and it starts to burn, causing his body to disintegrate. There is also a fantastical chess match, where one of the main characters is attacked with a sword. However, no blows make contact and the character emerges uninjured.
threat and horror
There are moments of mild threat, including a scene in which a boy falls into a python pit, a scene in which three friends defeat a troll and another in which a character is chased through a spooky forest. The scary scenes are resolved quickly and moments of tension are balanced by periods of relief or humour.
language
There are infrequent uses of mild bad language such as 'bugger' and 'bloody'.
additional issues
It is suggested that a young boy doesn't have a particularly enjoyable home life, but none of these scenes are upsetting.
Director(s)Chris Columbus
Production year2001
Genre(s)Children, Drama, Fantasy, Adventure
Approx. running minutes152m
CastDaniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Richard Harris, Maggie Smith, Alan Rickman, Ian Hart, Robbie Coltrane, Richard Griffiths, Fiona Shaw, John Cleese, Warwick Davis, John Hurt, Rik Mayall, Leslie Phillips (voice), Zoe Wanamaker
Contains mild scary scenes, violence and language
Classified Date:
05/12/2011
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Warner Home Video Ltd
Paperwork Remarks:
EXTENDED CUT
violence
After a boy is threatened by an evil wizard, the young boy presses his hands on the wizard's head and it starts to burn, causing his body to disintegrate. There is also a fantastical chess match, where one of the main characters is attacked with a sword. However, no blows make contact and the character emerges uninjured.
threat and horror
There are moments of mild threat, including a scene in which a boy falls into a python pit, a scene in which three friends defeat a troll and another in which a character is chased through a spooky forest. The scary scenes are resolved quickly and moments of tension are balanced by periods of relief or humour.
language
There are infrequent uses of mild bad language such as 'bugger' and 'bloody'.
additional issues
It is suggested that a young boy doesn't have a particularly enjoyable home life, but none of these scenes are upsetting.
