Daniel Radcliffe ranks his Harry Potter films and reveals surprising pick for his least favorite

Daniel Radcliffe has been grilled by Harry Potter fans on what his favorite movies in the franchise are, over a decade on from the final film's release.

Asking Radcliffe to pick his favorite Harry Potter movie is arguably like having Vin Diesel decide which of the Fast & Furious films he loves the most (personally I'l never get over the last scene in Furious 7 with Paul Walker).

While ranking the films might seemingly be impossible, Radcliffe has officially done it after he was grilled by Josh Horowitz on his podcast, Happy Sad Confused.

However, prior to doing so, he did admit that he'd not watched the well-loved movies for quite a while.

"When I was 18, I would cringe watching the earlier film," Radcliffe, now 36, said. "Now, I think the early films are sweet and now I cringe watching myself when I was 18 or 19."

Daniel Radcliffe recently ranked all the Harry Potter movies (Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)

He continued: "But I assume that those dates will just keep changing as to what I find palatable of my own work."

Radcliffe further added that he hasn't 'seen any of them for so long'.

But that didn't deter Horowitz from asking him to rank the films and pair them based on their release order.

2001’s Sorcerer's Stone and 2002’s Chamber of Secrets

Radcliffe and Ron Weasley star Rupert Grint in 2002's The Chamber of Secrets (Warner Bros)

Picking which he preferred, Radcliffe said: "I would take Chamber of Secrets out of those two because I love the Basilisk."

Of course the Potterheads out there will know that the Basilisk is the giant serpent that lived in the Chamber of Secrets. The huge snake you see in the movie was bred by Salazar Slytherin himself.

The snake supposedly lived within Hogwarts' walls for around 1,000 years.

2004's Prisoner of Azkaban and 2005's Goblet of Fire

The Goblet of Fire is a firm fan favorite (Warner Bros.)

When asked to choose between Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire, Radcliffe gave the latter his vote.

He said: "I know everyone wants me to say Azkaban. I know that’s how everyone else feels, but I love the stuff I got to do on the fourth movie; it was awesome.

"So I’ll say Goblet of Fire."

2007's The Order of the Phoenix and 2009's Half-Blood Prince

Radcliffe admitted that The Half-Blood Prince was at the bottom of the bracket for him personally (Warner Bros.)

Regarding The Order of the Phoenix and Half-Blood Prince, the actor said that the latter was 'probably at the bottom of the bracket' for him.

"That's my own stuff, not the film," Radcliffe added of the 2007 movie.

2010 and 2011's The Deathly Hallows

When asked about the first and second of The Deathly Hallows - which was split into two parts due to the volume of the book's contents - Radcliffe went on to reveal that the final movie is his 'favorite of all of them'.