Harry Potter and the Order of t he Phoenix

I like this movie, more than the others, because in Harry Potter and the Order of t he Phoenix doesn't repeat the tired and overused idea that the (always new) Defense against the Dark Arts professor is a villainous stooge of Lord Voldemort. This year's prof, Dolores Umbridge, is just a lackey in the pocket of Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge, with her own aspirations to boot Hogwarts' Headmaster Albus Dumbledore, out of his position as headmaster of Hogwart's. Also repeated, ad nauseam, is that no one in the wizard world, apparently, believes Harry's story of the return and his battle with Lord Voldemort, despite the death of a classmate. Well, some of the kidlets believe, which means that Harry and his loyal posse, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, rally other students to train in secret, preparing for the next return of Voldemort. They name themselves a new "Dumbledore's Army" (which apparently fought the good fight 14 years before) and are taught by the only person with the chops and personol experience to do so. That, of course, is Harry.