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Harry Potter is far from out of magic

Harry Potter is far from out of magic

The theatrical production of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" features impressive magical effects, such as flying Dementors and fire-breathing wands. The play successfully challenges the notion that film is the superior medium for magic by creating vivid and immersive illusions on stage.

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