Synopsis
Harry Potter is thirteen years old and this year will be his third year at Hogwarts. It was his birthday, but during the day Harry had received one of the worst birthday presents from his uncle—Aunt Marg was here for a week.
Every time this woman appeared in front of Harry, she brought him unpleasant memories. This time was no exception, she began to insult Harry's deceased parents endlessly, and Harry finally made her a humanoid balloon flying into the blue sky...
An enraged Harry packed his bags and left his uncle's house, where he saw a huge black dog in the darkness, but in an instant it was gone. Just as Harry was puzzled, the Ministry of Magic's jazz bus came in the distance.
In this way, Harry came to London. Harry had been puzzled as to why the Ministry of Magic hadn't punished him for his magic on Muggles, but he gradually understood what had happened. In Azkaban's prison, he escaped sirius black, who was rumored to be the most heinous, and was said to be Voldemort's most powerful assistant, killing 13 people with a spell, and the reason he escaped from A-Caban was to find Harry Potter, and Azkaban Prison had sent dementors to hunt down Sirius.
However, things are not as simple as the rumors spread, Sirius was a good friend of Harry's parents and Harry's godfather. Harry learned that his parents had been killed by Voldemort for Sirius's betrayal, and decided to find Sirius and duel him. In the end, he learned that it was not Sirius who betrayed his parents, but Peter Pettigrew, and the two finally recognized each other.
Movie vocabulary
1: Smirk at: Sneaking a laugh at someone or something
In the film, Harry's uncle's sister comes to visit and feeds the dog wine at dinner, and after Harry laughs, she asks Harry very rudely
2: wait for the grass to grow: Don't delay
Here the flight attendant of the knight bus called Harry, who had run away from home, and Harry Potter, who fell to the ground, got into the car and asked him not to delay his work. Wait for the grass to grow refers to waiting for the grass to grow, dry watching the grass grow tall, that is, blindly working
3: have no recollection of sth: won't remember...
Recollection refers to memory, the memory of something, such as i have a vaguerecollection of ..., I am interested in... The memory is vague. In the film, the Ministry of Magic solves a small problem created by Harry, causing his uncle and sister's memories of him floating in the sky to disappear completely.
4：it is not in the nature* of sb/sth to be or to do sth：天性里就不知道……
Nature in addition to nature, but also nature, nature meaning, such as a nature of forgiveness is the meaning of understanding forgiveness, in the film, the principal introduced the Dementors naturally do not know how to forgive, so that everyone is always careful and vigilant. It can also be said that the dementor has no nature of forgiveness.
5: intriguing: novel, mysterious and interesting (interesting because of unusual or mysterious unknown)
The verb primordial intrigue* indicates to pique someone's interest, and the first lesson taught by the lupus werewolf was to bring this boggart (boggart)—which can be transformed into the most feared look of those who see it, very new and mysterious.
6: on the loose*: on the run, at large.
Not necessarily referring to prisoners, dangerous people and animals can be said to be on the loose, the film is about Sirius escaping from Azkaban.
7: Come to be in sb's possession*: Falling into someone's hands, someone getting...
Sb be in possession of sth refers to someone who owns and holds something, and in the film, Professor Lupin asks Harry why the Marauder's map ended up in his hands. So with map as the subject, how this map came to be in your possession
8:the comparative witch of your age i've ever met: The smartest witch of your age
The phrase of your age indicates that you are the most beautiful nurse of your age i've ever met. You're the most beautiful nurse I've ever met, and here's what Lupin says about Hermione after guessing she's a werewolf.
9: Penetrating mind: Keen insight
Penetrate sth insight; discovery; reveal to understand ordiscover sth that is difficult to understand or is hidden, so penetrating as an adjective can indicate a person's keen observational ability and great ability to observe. Sirius in the film tells Professor Snape that his otherwise sharp judgment has failed again.
10: attend to: Process
Attend to itself has the meaning of care, care, and the other meaning is to deal with, to solve, and in the film Sirius says that he still has to solve some things - that is, to kill Peter Pettigrew some unfinished business to attend to. attend to businesses is the corresponding phrase: solve something
11: A flicker of fear
Flicker is a flash, flicker, a flicker of denotes a shredded, instantaneous performance. In the film, when Snape says that he will capture Sirius and let the Dementors kill him, he says that Sirius's face seems to show fear.