books vs. movies: Ron and Hermione 👏🏼 #shorts #harrypotter

[paintedcarrots]

I absolutely adore how CONFRONTATIONAL Ron was in the books he was always ready throw hands for his gang

[paulinevoyage]

That "honestly, Ronald" was spot on.

[eszter_f]

He's like if "I'm the only one who gets to tell her she's annoying" was a person

[Fandom_Girl]

Here is the official quote:
Ron, who told Hermione she was a know-it-all at least twice a week, said loudly, “You asked us a question and she knows the answer! Why ask if you don’t want to be told?”

[insomniagod]

Book Ron was that one golden retriever friend who mothered everyone but refused to admit it. The movie adaptations did him so dirty, cutting out key aspects of his character

[mominashahzad]

This explains why she loved him. in the movies it was so abrupt

[that_evermore_stan]

“I’m about to throw hands with a professor” girl I DIED 😂

Funniest video I’ve seen in months

[leslierae]

HE WAS WAY BETTER IN THE BOOKS! They’re friends to lovers thing works way better in the books too. Movie Ron is actively annoyed by Hermione both of the time until she’s saving their lives, but book Ron was always a really loyal friend to both her and Harry.

[TrueImmortality]

Book Ron is way more feisty. Also way more mean when he wants to be.

[bboops]

Movie Ron: he's right you know
Book Ron: oh, hell naw. You do not call my friend that. Nope. Come on, you wanna fight.
Harry: you call her an insufferable know it all 3 times a day
Ron: it's different when I do it because she's my insufferable know it all and I say it out of a deep love and respect
Hermione: welp, guess I better marry this fool before I fall any harder in love

[sharp]

”5 points from Gryffindor because I hate all children”
Book Snape in a nutshell

[katyfuller]

Ron was the 6th boy in a family of 7. He older brothers were a pair of pranksters, the perfect middles child, the cool one who raided tombs, and a dragon tamer. He lived at zero chill and was ride or I’ll die for you.

[PhebusdesTours]

I know right, this scene always drove me crazy, like, Ron was done dirty all along but this is a blatant example. Just like the "Mudblood" thing: movie Hermione explains the word while there is no way on Earth she would know how offensive it is, and in the books Ron goes like "Malfoy just called you the wizard equivalent of the N-word, don't ask me why I freaked out"

[sophiakalter]

Book Ron would most definitely throw hands with Snape and then proceed to cuss him out while on his way to the infirmary 🤣

[finnissill]

"He's so f- stupid. I love him." Whent from hate to love

[alexander_markovski]

Don't forget how they cut the bit where Ron wanted to get the house elves out and safe during the Battle of Hogwarts aka the reason Hermione kissed him in the books

[dulradi]

The “dont hold me back harry” had me dying😭😭😭

[Nargon]

Why are all of these reminding me just how much more badass all of the characters are in the books 😂

[mehnotreallymyname]

I've never read the books but damn they did Ron dirty. He was so cool in the books

[pretzel]

When I tell people Ron is my favorite of the trio they look so confused… I’m like BOOK RON!!! C’mon now!!