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Sep 2, 2020 · Harry supposedly drops the stone for several reasons, one being because it didn't truly bring people back, just "shades" of them as Redditor Talgori puts it. Source: Warner Bros. Another reason for Harry ultimately dropping the stone is that if he were to get rid of it, then that would mean no one else could become a Master of Death.
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Aug 8, 2024 · Updated on August 7, 2024, by Andrea Sandoval: While the Harry Potter films are a terrific adaptation of the Wizarding World, a lot of the time they don't have enough time to explain the many magical intricacies that appear in the books. Many Harry Potter fans wonder how Harry came back to life after Voldemort struck him with the Killing Curse ...
Oct 27, 2021 · The two-way mirror shard from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was one plot hole that left fans of the movies unfamiliar with J.K. Rowling’s book series scratching their heads. The Harry Potter novels are known for their meticulous continuity. Considering how much content had to be cut for the films, the screen adaptations are strong ...
Aug 25, 2024 · In the final scene, The Deathly Hallows Part 2 jumped 19 years forward and showed Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley married and taking their son to the King’s Cross station to await the departure of the Hogwarts Express. Once Harry knelt to address his son, he stated his name, Albus Severus Potter, and told him he was named after two great ...
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- Voldemort's Ultimatum: Midnight in The Book, One Hour in The Movie
- The Gray Lady and The Story of The Ravenclaw Diadem
- In The Movie, Seamus Blows Up The Bridge
- The Room of Requirement Scene
- In The Book, Fred's Death Is A Big Moment
- Snape's Memories of Lily
- The Forbidden Forest
- Voldemort Brings Harry Back to Hogwarts
- The Final Duel: Great Hall in The Book, Schoolyard in The Movie
- The HBO Harry Potter Show Can Get The Battle of Hogwarts Right
The Battle of Hogwarts begins as Professor McGonagall orders students to evacuate the school so that the Order of Phoenix and the Hogwarts teachers can fight Voldemort. However, Voldemort urges the students to hand him Harry and join him, as fighting him is futile. The movie scene is pretty loyal to the book, except, in the book, Voldemort gives ev...
While everyone else is preparing for battle, Harry must find Voldemort's last Horcruxes and destroy them before he can fight him. These are the Ravenclaw diadem, Nagini, and himself (which he doesn't realize until later). In the book, Harry realizes it's the diadem through a telepathic moment with Voldemort, then finds the Gray Lady (Helena Ravencl...
In theHarry Potter movies, there's a recurring gag that Seamus Finnigan accidentally sets things (or himself) on fire. McGonagall gives Seamus Finnigan permission to blow up the Hogwarts bridge in the movie when the Death Eaters step on it in the final battle. This is something the Battle of Hogwarts movie changes, as Seamus doesn't have the same "...
In both versions of The Deathly Hallows, Harry must go to the Room of Requirement to get the Ravenclaw diadem and destroy it. But in the book, he doesn't go alone. He reunites with Ron and Hermione before entering the room, and inside, they find Ginny Weasley, Tonks, and Neville's grandmother. In Rowling's story, Crabbe tells Draco he doesn't take ...
The Battle of Hogwarts movie changes Fred's death to offscreen, whereas the book describes the awful explosion caused by Rookwood and the gut-wrenching moment when Percy and Ron realize what has happened. Percy refuses to leave Fred's body (after they had just bonded for the first time in years), and he has to be dragged away. He then pursues Rookw...
As the trio is trying to recover from the shock of Snape's death in the movie, they hear Voldemort's voice bellow over Hogwarts and challenge Harry to meet him. Before facing Voldemort, Harry goes to Dumbledore's Pensieve and watches Snape's memories, learning about his devotion to Dumbledore and his love for Lily. In the movie version, Lily doesn'...
In both the book and movie, Harry knows he must face Voldemort and die, and he must do it on his own. In the forest, he tells the Golden Snitch he is ready to die, and the Snitch opens to reveal the Resurrection Stone, letting Harry meet his parents, Sirius, and Lupin. The book adds that Harry apologizes to Lupin for letting him die with a baby at ...
After they return to Hogwarts with Harry's body, both the film and book give Neville Longbottom a couple of big moments, but they differ. In the book, Voldemort announces that Harry died while running away, then Neville charges at him. Voldemort casts a Binding Curse on him then summons the Sorting Hat, placing it on Neville's head and setting it o...
Rowling's original story has Harry duel Voldemort in front of everyone else, in the Great Hall, but the movie's final showdown happens outside. Harry goes into the Great Hall in the books and witnesses several fights: Ron and Neville vs. Fenrir Greyback, McGonagall, Slughorn, and Kingsley vs. Voldemort, and Hermione, Ginny, and Luna fighting Bellat...
With the news that Harry Potter is returning with a new HBO series on the Max streaming service, there is a chance that all these Battle of Hogwarts movie changes can end up playing out on the new series. The truth is that the Harry Pottermovies could only show so much in their running times, which were mostly under three hours per book, outside th...
Jul 14, 2021 · But Deathly Hallows – Part 2 is quite literally a film about death. The third act begins with Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) marching towards his own sacrifice, being greeted by the ghosts of ...
Dec 16, 2020 · The books and films take place from 1991-1998 and between 2001-2008, respectively, though it's easy to get confused, considering the final book was released in 2007 and the final film in 2011. But ...
