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Harry Potter Movie Scenes That Weren't From The Books

Harry Potter Movie Scenes That Weren't From The Books

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15 Harry Potter Scenes That Were Exclusively In The Movies. Did J. K. Rowling Sign Off On This? We all know there was way too much material in J. K. Rowlings books to include it all in the movies, but did you know that there are scenes in the Harry Potter films that werent in the books? The filmmakers created some of their own to share with viewers, as well as expanding on existing scenes with fresh extras. From the tiny a funny blinkandyoullmissit spider impression to the big (they invented a whole new character, weve got all of the major moments that are unique to the movies. One of these even inspired a LEGO set! If you love Professor Dumbledore, Neville Longbottom or Ginny Weasley, then theres definitely something here for you. Youll also learn all about Nigel Wolpert. Were going behind the scenes to see exactly what is different, and why the producers made the decision to make them up. If you ship Harry and Hermione Granger then you might want to look away when we explain how one such scene was included to show that their relationship is entirely platonic! But Hermione and Ron Weasley fans will love seeing the couples interactions that werent from Rowlings pen. There are lots of interesting interactions, from a heartbreaking moment between Harry and Sirius Black to a brutal conversation between Harry and Severus Snape. Plus theres a seriously creepy, awkward moment between Draco Malfoy and Lord Voldemort. Hit that play button to watch our examination of the Harry Potter books vs movies, and subscribe to TheThings to be notified when we upload our next video
Date: 2022-06-06

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Molly and Hermione didn't understand how strong the friendship between Sirius and James was
Sirius's feeling about losing James is the same as Harry's feeling about losing Ron
even if Sirius compared Harry to James that is very normal, I mean, how many people compare Harry to James,
Molly and Hermione are just geeks and like to find fault with things, so they start to suspect that Sirius is confusing Harry and James
sirius knew Harry as a baby and he loved him because he was Harry, not because he was an orphan boy I should love and take care of him and not because he was the boy who lived and then he became my mate and then my friend and I would help him
Sirius scolded Harry when he went out alone with Krum
Sirius has return and stay near Harry when he finds out that Harry's scar hurts
he was waiting for Harry in fear in Dumbledore's office and acted like a paternal figure
he said to harry
( harry, take the prophecy, grab neville and run )
If he saw Harry like James, he would have wanted him to stay by his side and fight, but he still knows that Harry james's son
He's not losing his mind, Molly!
in chapter 14 When he compared Harry to James, it was because he seems to feel depressed about being locked up in the house he hates
and that's was Dumbledore's fault
he is the cause of Sirius' depression and his death

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A couple of points, first, Hermione doesn't actually use the Obliviate spell on her parents in the books. The movies got that one wrong. Obliviate permanently erases one's memory. Hermione's spell implanted a new, false memory over her parents' still intact original memories to not only make them forget about her but to also make them think that they were totally different people and move to Australia. After Harry killed Voldemort and the 2nd Wizarding War ended Hermione went to Australia and restored her parents' original memories & identities. (Imagine having that conversation) Obliviate can't be undone. It's permanent. Just ask Lockhart.
Second, Sirius's close relationship with Harry isn't because he sees Harry as a replacement for James, and neither the look on Harry's face when Sirius dies nor the devastation he feels has anything at all to do with Sirius calling him James. It was all about losing Sirius, his godfather, the closest thing he had ever known to a parent, and his one chance at having a proper family one day. Sirius calling him James during the battle was completely irrelevant!

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just saying, the only reason the (awful) burning the burrow scene was there was cuz they wanted to get Bellatrix more involved into the movie. thats basically all there is to it. and then cuz it wasnt in the books, it had no consequences, which makes it a huge disappointment. this didnt deserve to get in over more of Voldemorts memories
Edit: wait wut? you seriously think the cafe scene in Half Blood Prince was good? uhhmm. no lol. it makes any relationships he had with both Cho and Ginny seem completely pointless. and the fact this replaced watching Dumbledore passively aggressively let them drink mead is insulting to the books
Edit AGAIN: the but i am the chosen one scene may be funny, but it is also completely out of character for Harry, he would never, NEVER imply that being the chosen one makes him more important than others, thats just not how he thinks. the more i see this vid, the more i see it is filled with utter nonsense lol

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When Hermione shook hands with Ron, she was supposed to hug him like Harry but she felt a bit embarrassed and improvised instead. But it works really well, which is why it made it to the final cut.
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When Lucius Malfoy says to Dumbledore at the end of CoS: Let's hope that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day, and when Harry replied: Don't worry, I will be, are improvised lines.
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The awkward handshake was actually improvised by Emma Watson, She said that she was a little bit shy to hug both Dan and Rupert at that time and the scene went way better than the scripted one
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I highly think that someone should suggest Voldermort hugging Draco as the most awkward moment in the entire history of mankind! And a place in Guinness Book of World Records
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I saw the Nice one James scene in a more tragic light on Sirius' part; that the trauma he'd suffered in Azkaban caused him to struggle to separate the past from the present.
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In the last one in wich Hermoine shakes handes with Ron it was all Emma Watson. A 12 year old hugging her 2 male friends in front of a whole lotta people. a little uncomfortable
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Harry and Hermiones relationship is one of the few things the movie did better if you ask me. I like how its as if they were dating, but they arent. Its honestly amazing.
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