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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) dir. Alfonso Cuarón

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I love that shot in the film..

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Those dementors are scary but the movie effects were pretty awesome indeed.

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I agree. .

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It was pretty great seeing the dementors for the first time in this movie.

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I agree. .And I don't think that they can be kill, right? It been long time since I saw it..

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Dementors are already dead spirits so technically yes they can't be killed but they can be driven away by the Patronus charm (Expecto Patronum).

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Ahh, thanks, so was they explain on how they sent to others to kiss their souls?

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This is why the Dementor's do the "kiss":

When the Dementor's Kiss is performed, the Dementor will pull back its hood, clamp its jaw around the victim's mouth, and consume his or her soul. The Dementor's Kiss is generally considered to be a punishment worse than death. Victims are left in what Muggles would call a Persistent Vegetative State: empty shells that are still alive but irretrievably "gone". It is impossible to return as a ghost, for the Kiss consumes the soul, and the soul of a person is required in order to become a ghost.[1] It is unknown what happens to souls once a Dementor “ingests” them. The Dementor's Kiss was occasionally imposed as a sentence for criminals by the Ministry of Magic; as the reformed Ministry stopped employing Dementors as guards of Azkaban after the Second Wizarding War, the Dementor's Kiss was no longer used as a criminal sentence either.

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I wish that they can switch the word than saying kiss..

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I think "kiss" was used because it looks like the dementors are kissing you when they suck out a soul.

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But still "kiss".. Tsk..

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This part was creepy when the dementors were just outside Hogwarts looking for Sirius.

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I was like oh no..

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Can you imagine looking out your window and seeing those?