'Lord Of The Rings' Or 'Harry Potter' Movie?

These are two (2) great fiction movies. i love them both
LORD OF THE RINGS is a very long story with three parts namely;
Fellowship of the ring - part 1
The two towers          - part 2
The return of the King- part 3
the complete story ends in part three (3), where the hobbits, Gandalf, men and elves succeed in saving the world (middle earth) from SAURON's destruction

HARRY POTTER is also an interesting tale of a young wizard (harry) and his adventures at Hogwarts - school of witchcraft and wizardry
so far iv seen only three parts namely
Harry Potter and the Socerrer's Stone - part 1
Harry potter and the Chamber of secrets - part 2
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - part 3

so far iv watched all the movies listed above and i just don't know which one i prefer so fellas letz hear your opinion

Hell yeah, LOTR is the best anyday. The both just don't compare at all. LOTR is better made, more interesting, invigorating than Harry Potter series.

Come to think of it, the LOTR is listed among the 10 greatest movies of all time by yahoo movies.

LOTR is the bomb!

Harry Potter and the Goblet of fire? is that the part 4?
i'll really like to watch it
i don't miss the Harry Potter series

Its the Part 4, thats where Voldamount returned as full human

Professor Dumbledore is alive and well in all the Harry Potter movies.

They r both great in their own amazing ways but I will go for lords of the rings because its no kiddy stuff. No joke here. I don't think harrys power can overcome the power of the ring

I voted LOTR but I don't think they compare, Harry potter is mostly aimed at a younger audience whereas LOTR is deeper,

I would go with harry potter, i don't seem to understand Lord of the Rings

Lord of the rings, of course.

lord of da ring

badman88 this is for u,d reason u don't understand the film is because u may have been in a noisy environment or your mind was not just there.ow can u say u don't understand LOTR? Haba don't talk like that
well if u want me to explain the whole story i will do that for u.i know parts one to three by heart, infact its like when i go home na to rewatch the film.im just obsessed wit the film, i can go on and on.somebody tell me to shut up because i just wont stop.now badmann look at the part one, ma mama say make i shut up ???but she can't stop me from craseing?shey that english correct so?somebody stop me.

LOTR all the way.

@nferyn

I agree that LOTR is in a class of its own, what with it being an 80-year old classic that spawned an entire subgenre of popular literature and single-handedly created a template from which a billion other incredbly rich tapestries were wrought,  but we shouldn't detract from HP just because it is only a few years old.

HP is a childrens story at heart,  but remember, the Hobbit was equally juvenile in its disposition when tolkien wrote it. Its broad appeal comes from Rowlings' incredible talent at 'projecting', what I call the trick writers use to make a circumstance that the reader may not otherwise experience, seem so familiar! HP actually enables us experience what the children at hogwarts experience, regardless of our ages, and the realisation of this is so rich, so enchanting that it is difficult not to get caught up!

I grew up on Narnia, read LOTR while in uni, and was introduced to HP around the time of the second movie. Personally  I think all three are amazing and am thrilled that the movie realisations are so complete, so perfect. I can;t wait for the wheel of time and DUNE to get a similar treatment.

So which is better?  I'd have to say LOTR- mainly because all 3 movies mainained a high standard. as for HP, the first was lovely, the second was boring, the third was excellent (but slow to pick up) and the fourth was good but rushed and abbreviated compared to the original novel.

reading harry potter was so cool,
but the movie wasn't really up to my imaginations,
lord of the rings wasnt too interesting to read but the movie was spectacular,
this is a hard decision oooo,
but i go give am to lord of the rings!!

It is about the movies but, 


its impossible to seperate them from the source material!

much of the appeal of these movies is their extraordinary faithfulness to the original texts. In particular, that is what did it for me vis a vis fellowship of the ring (PJ went crazy with TTT and ROTK afterwards but the fils were awesome so we forgive him)