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This is one of the most appalling and thrilling scenes in Western cinema, and it epitomizes the idea that evidently fired the young Francis.
NEWYORKER: Rich Man, Poor Man
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But the majority are not overly thrilling and anyone hoping to see scenes left out of the film such as the Deathday party or the "de-gnoming" in the Weasleys garden, may feel dissatisfied.
BBC: Potter DVD unlocks more secrets
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In addition to the Turner seascape, in which we can see early signs of the artist's late swirling abstractions, the MFAH show includes two rare hunting scenes by Gainsborough, and a thrilling Edwin Henry Landseer picture of a heron caught in the grip of a hawk.
WSJ: Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainsborough: The Treasures of Kenwood House, London | Museum of Fine Arts, Houston | Status Symbols | by Willard Spiegelman