Every Single Difference Between the Prisoner of Azkaban Book & Movie (Harry Potter Explained)

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  @MovieFlame · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Thanks for watching! Stay tuned for Part 4!

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  @pedrorenault5335 · 5 years ago

  Also, in the books, when Cedric is told that Harry passed out, he demands that Hufflepuff’s win be nullified, as he didn’t think it was fair with Harry

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• DA

  @DavidRay_41 · 5 years ago

  Correction: the Wolfsbane Potion does NOT prevent Lupin from turning into a werewolf. It simply allows him to keep his mind while he's in wolf form.

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• UB

  @ubisoft17 · 5 years ago

  Taking away arguably Ron’s bravest moment in standing up to an alleged murderer while on a BROKEN LEG and giving it to Hermione burns me to this day

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  @jjibble · 3 years ago (edited)

  i love that harry is so much more mischievous in the books. like telling vernon about how his god father is an escaped murderer just to scare him. i wish his mischievousness was more prominent in the movies to show how alike he was to James

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  @shreyamadambath8770 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Ron :- Is street-smart, brave, deeply cares for everyone he loves and is fiercely loyal to his friends.<br>Steve Kloves:- I&apos;m gonna end this man&apos;s whole career

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• KA

  @kavishbedi9281 · 5 years ago

  Book Ron and Book Hermione: A street-smart pragmatic jock and a book-smart logical nerd.<br>Movie Ron and Movie Hermione: A lackey village idiot and an all-knowing goddess.

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  @nomickeyno · 5 years ago

  I always hated the scene where Ron agrees with Snape when he calls Hermoine an insufferable know-it-all. Just another way the directors completely butchered Ron&apos;s character.

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  @lekhachandhinianipakala6835 · 5 years ago (edited)

  &quot;I, Sirius Black, Harry Potter&apos;s GODFATHER, hereby give him permission to visit hogsmeade at weekends&quot;<br><br>This is one of my favourite lines in the &nbsp;whole franchise ❤️

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  @gugurupurasudaikirai7620 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Technically Sirius actually had Crookshanks buy the Firebolt for Harry because he couldn&apos;t be seen at the Owl Office placing the order, though Crookshanks bought it with Sirius&apos; money in Harry&apos;s name. The movie completely fails to portray how ridiculously smart that cat actually was in the books.

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• NI

  @niciacastro9749 · 5 years ago

  This is making me realize, especially as someone who has only watched the films, that Ron is not that bad, but actually a good character and overall a great friend which wasn&apos;t really represented all too well in the films

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  @PeerlynChowMusic · 5 years ago

  Let’s give MovieFlame some credit for doing this even whilst recovering.

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