Harry Potter Films Will Go Away After December 29

Fans of the Harry Potter film series will want to make sure they have all 8 films before December 29, that’s the date when Warner Bros. will pull all of the potter films from store shelves, sending the series into moratorium.

Disney fans have been familiar with moratorium rights for years as that company has limited the releases of their films to develop anticipation for their return, a move that Warner Bros. sees as beneficial for their Potter series.

The Harry Potter: The Complete 8-Film Collection will be released on both DVD and Blu-Ray on November 11 at which time fans of the movies will have just over one month to pick up the complete collection before it’s pulled from shelves.

Speaking about the film series’ success EW says:

“Since Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was released in 2001, the Harry Potter franchise has grossed more than $12.1 billion for Warner Bros. Entertainment — $5.1 billion of which came from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.”

With the holiday shopping season just around the corner it’s likely that the full Harry Potter collection will be gobbled up quickly by fans of the series who have been waiting for the full collection to make it’s debut.

Will you be running out to pick up the full Harry Potter collection when it debuts on November 11?