Let’s talk about Jack, he has an essay of the harry potter franchise due tomorrow, he is not paying much to the details of the book thinking “I can’t be bothered to read this”. He halfway pays attention to the story missing crucial parts in the story. “Boring,” he says, paying more attention to the movie on the Television in front of him. A few days’ pass, people begin flooding in to the classroom, and Jack begins to panic. Trying to finish his essay too quickly, he knows the movies inside and out he has watched them a hundred times! He failed the essay. Unless you are careful, you could be Jack. If you too don’t want to fail a protentional important essay on a book, you need to be aware of the differences in movies and the books of a series …show more content…
In the movie, Harry, Hermione, and Ron (Harry’s best friends) go down to Hagrids cabin and see the egg hatch, but ending up getting in trouble because Malfoy (Harry’s enemy) saw them out of bed and told on them. It just ends up being said that Norbert was taken away to live in a reserve. In Romania with Ron’s brother. The book has Harry and Hermione taking Norbert to Charlie, Ron’s brother, because he works with dragons and he was going to take him away so Hagrid wouldn’t get into trouble. The whole event ended differently, because Harry, Hermione, Neville, and Malfoy ALL got detention for being found out of bed; Ron wasn’t even involved. During the entire adventure, Ron wasn’t a part of it. The biggest and probably the most important change from in the story from the book to the movie is in the movie Harry, Hermione, and Ron all go down the trap door to find and fight Snape, who didn’t even end up being the villain. It ended up being another Professor, Professor Quirrell and Voldemort was there with him, but in the same body. The major differences are the events that took place before finding Quirrell. In the movie, the three of them only had to get past 3 obstacles: The Devil’s Snare, flying keys, and the live chess