Its just his hypocrisy and how he tries or pretend to be nobel and honourable while he is far away from those things one scene that made me %100 sure i hate him was the erik areik thing or whatever their names instead of taking responsibility of his actions and how he was riding the queen insted of doing his job as a kingsguard he blamed the whole thing on the poor arik who was actually doing his job gurading aegon and sent him to a suicidal mission just beacuze he couldn't face the consequences of his actions

I haven't read whole the books yet ....put i knew when i watched the movie that Number Twelve Grimmauld Place belonged to Harry from the way Kreacher talked to Harry vs how he talked to Ron and Hermione

For me its the back handed stuff, hes an incep when rejected

Original dvd from mid 2000's or it didnt happen. 😂😂

Dumbledore loves sherbert lemon candy, in the Swedish translation of the first book the translated it into lemon ice cream.

I have to explain everything to people who watched the movies but didn't read the book. Too many things don't have a n explanation

man , reading the books was the best thing i did

Dobby from every story he was in after chamber of secrets....except just to kill him off...not going to lie that bugged me.

The books are better just because you get the WHOLE story. Not just what would fit into a 2 hour movie. I like the movies, but I LOVE the books.

He’s a whiny pick me boy. I think it’s because we’ve all met men like him that we hate him.

He wants harry to be on a level playing field with everyone else. Doesnt wanna give him special treatment

They also didn't explain that they couldn't say Voldemort's name. In the books we know that the name is hexed but in the movies, when Xenopilius Lovegood says his name and the death eaters show up we are left to think that it was just great timing!

It is. I don’t know where but I remember some part of the movie where it says that Sirius’s is now Harry’s

I'm mainly tired of the kid sidekicks and shitty stuntwork. Kenobi would've been a better show without Leia. Mandalorian could've gone for a season without Grogu. And the choreography in Ahsoka and Kenobi felt painful to watch at times.

They didn’t want to explain how their protagonist just casually owns a slave, I say fair enough.

I stopped watching after the fifth movie. Read all the books though

Film makers need to edit movies to fit time frames, and often simplify with less details. But I will point out that THIS IS WHY WE NEED TO TEACH KIDS TO READ, rather than just watching movies that predigest a story and direct what we should notice, feel and think. Don’t get me wrong, the first HP movies were fun. But when you read, you hear YOUR voice in your mind, you think, imagine and feel more, with less mind control. You’ve got time to read a story at your own pace instead if being spoon fed in just two hours. Keep reviewing like this. Without realizing it, you're actually being an advocate for reading literacy, one of the most useful skills school is supposed to teach kids along with critical thought, something sorely lacking today. Reading is so much better than having a story turned into predigested pablum for us. Books convey ideas that writers, philosophers, scientists, poets had hundreds or thousands of years ago. It’s a record of human growth. Movies…. aren’t. Movies are entertainment, but books, editorials, essays are records of how we think and grow, they stimulate discussion and debate. They teach kids how to THINK. We wouldn’t be in so much trouble today if kids weren’t products of our failed public school system. That’s on lousy teachers who can’t inspire students, not on the kids. They turn out illiterate kids who have no ability to question, no critical thought.

This isn’t a Mandela effect at all this is just the movies omitting things that would take too much time to convey. The movies need a specific pacing that books do not so movie writers take the major points and connect them while leaving out things that would take too ling to explain.

That’s not a Mandela effect that’s just you forgetting a few details

Hot take. I think the movies are actually horrible.

As someone who has only seen the movies, there were a lot of things that I was just like I don't know what the is going on 😅

After all these years, we finally deserve a streaming series that goes thru the whole story again but is loyal to the writing 100 percent . Not a singe detail left out. I thought it was so cringey dumb how they revealed the room of requirements in the movies- just by Neville walking by pissed off one time.

That was his mother's last name

The acolyte was just bad

It's gets worse the more times you've watched the movies and read the books. I've read all the books at least 4 or 5 times apiece and watched the movies countless times, so it all bleeds together. The movies make the Wizarding world a real visual place, so in your mind, you see the books play out.

I think the movies smartly shied away from the problematic ideas that the author has about slavery. Hence excluding SPEW, as well as the details of how kreacher has to answer cause he’s a slave.

Never watched more than the first movie. Boring af.

The Ray argument is still trash and you know it.

For those who are curious he’s called the half blood Prince because he’s a half blood (1 wizard parent/ 1 muggle parent) and his mother was from the wizardly Prince family.

Werent they not going to include the Deathly Hallows in the last movie(s) except for the fact that theyre in the title?

It’s a problem is that they didn’t full send with legends. They took bits and pieces and made a mess

I don’t like grass. It’s course, rough, and it gets everywhere

How dare you call the cute fluffy ewoks stupid?

🗣️ Speak 👏🏽 on 👏🏽 ittttt 👏🏽 Neville Longbottom *is* the GOAT. (Also, we need to do some campaigning for one Ginny Weasley bc she was a badass motherfvcker, and Harry was lucky to get with her!)

We never get into the extent of the Marauders' bullying of Snape, either. IIRC, Sirius set that boy up to come across a werewolf who's in his full moon, not-in-his-right-mind form, nearly getting him killed. It wasn't just petty shit like calling him "Snivellus", or something immature & thoughtless like exposing his underwear, that had Snape antagonistic as hell at James & Co. Also, Snape's friendship with Lily ended bc he called her a mudblood; without that context, wouldn't one question why Harry's sweet mom ended up falling for the rich bully, when before she was friends with the quiet outcast? *Why* was James a bully? How & when did that change? And other than the scene of Snape crying while holding Lily's dead body, I don't think I would've understood just how deep his feelings for her went. And I know I didn't understand why his Patronus being a doe was significant (enough that it warranted Dumby's shocked reaction to it) until I read the books. And, in fact, why *Lily's* own patronus was a doe in the first place.

Yeah, my SIL watched the movies before reading the books and she was frequently confused

I have this Mandela Effect where I thought the Mandela Effect was a cultural phenomenon where a large portion of the population has the exact same false memory of something thus creating an eerie coincidence. Now in this world apparently it's just when one random person forgets whether he remembers a completely insignificant detail from a movie or the source material book.

I rewatched the movie so many times that I know it from the back or my hands, and right now Im reading the book and boy, I do not know anything, the book has so much more details

I didn't even have to rewatch them. I remember leaving the theater thinking how could anyone who didn't read these books make sense of these movies?

"Full video linked below" 🧐🧐🧐

Thats not mandela

Force healing was in legends, true, but it was OMEGA TIER. This isn't a once in a generation talent, this is a once in multiple millenia talent, fully trained for decades to be an all conquering master, and only then could she pull it off. Why is an almost entirely untrained novice pulling this off?

I like how you only reply to people who share your horrendous taste in media. Great way to grow your mediocre channel.

100% correct

The movies really shied away from JK's setup of the slavery/banking/wholeass socioeconomic systems. I firmly believe the writer and directors of the movies made a stank face at the original scenes and just removed them.

That's not what Mandela effect you're just bugging

The movies butchered ron

The book's made it clear that Harry was the master of death. He had the cloak of invisibility, the elder wand, and the resurrection stone. The movie didn't even mention that his cloak was the third Hallow.

You aren’t the only one, I never cared for the movies starting with the fact that Harry’s eyes weren’t green, and he looked nothing like his father, and his personality is completely different. I didn’t like it watch any of the films, I only saw the first one and was done with them.

The headless hunt are actually in the movies, although they're only in one scene and it's barely even a cameo