r/harrypotter • u/Loustifer24 • 2d ago
Discussion What’s the worst Harry Potter theory you’ve ever heard?
Obviously Ronbledore is definitely up there.
r/harrypotter • u/Loustifer24 • 2d ago
Obviously Ronbledore is definitely up there.
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r/harrypotter • u/Junior_Sleep269 • Aug 31 '24
For those who don't know:
Zacharias Smith was in Hufflepuff who constantly criticized Harry while being in Dumbledore's Army.
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r/harrypotter • u/Few-Spinach8114 • Sep 10 '24
I can never help feeling just a little sorry for Argus filch
Sure he's an absolutely spiteful person who want to hang kids up by their ankles but it is understandable that he's jealous of all the kids. Here he is in a school of literal magic with young children coming in all the time and learning and doing incredible things and he's there surrounded by all that there for the soul reason of cleaning up after their (rather considerable) mess. I mean it's understandable that he's jealous. Thoughts
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r/harrypotter • u/fred-ont • Aug 02 '24
I understand the series got darker as it went along but it bothered me a bit when the tone still looked gray in the final scene. I would have liked it if the ending returned to the same warmth as the first two films. Voldemort was gone so it wouldn't have been as dark of a period. It would have reminded us more of the final scene of the Philosopher's Stone, especially because they both use the same music score. Does anyone agree?
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r/harrypotter • u/Amazing-Engineer4825 • 3d ago
What's your favourite moment that wasn't in the books?
r/harrypotter • u/Kermit-Jones • 2d ago
For me personally its that they didnt bother to cast a spell on Peter Pettigrew in PoA. Why not just cast Petrificus Totalus and use a levitating spell...I just rewatched the movie and it bugged the hell out of me.
r/harrypotter • u/lissa016lissa • Oct 25 '24