Harry Potter: 30 MORE Things You Wouldn’t Know If You Didn’t Read the Books (Part 3)

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:15 ONE
2:41 TWO
3:08 THREE
3:44 FOUR
4:07 FIVE
4:33 SIX
5:19 SEVEN
5:50 EIGHT
6:24 NINE
7:01 TEN
7:52 ELEVEN
8:21 TWELVE
9:06 THIRTEEN
9:47 FOURTEEN
10:25 FIFTEEN
11:00 SIXTEEN
11:31 SEVENTEEN
11:56 EIGHTEEN
12:30 NINETEEN
13:05 TWENTY
13:43 TWNETY ONE
14:17 TWENTY TWO
14:57 TWENTY THREE
15:33 TWENTY FOUR
16:09 TWENTY FIVE
16:49 TWENTY SIX
17:13 TWENTY SEVEN
17:48 TWENTY EIGHT
18:33 TWENTY NINE
19:32 THIRTY

[Corndog]

Even for me, as someone who has read the books, I forgot a lot of these cool details.

[elmartilo]

another detail: Harry originally offered the prize money from the tri-wizard tournament to Cedric's parents, but they declined it.

[parthbhatia]

9:14 The best part is how McGonagal roasts Umbridge by saying that Harry has passed all DADA exams set by COMPETENT teachers. 17:46 Krum also argued with Mr Lovegood for wearing the Deathly Hallows symbol around his neck. Krum was angry to see the symbol, as he associated it with Grindewald and could not fathom why anyone would wear Grindewald's symbol. 18:34 Why do you want us to be emotional? Even hearing the name 'Neville's candy wrappers' brought tears to my eyes and I am a 28-year-old man. Why would you do that? But as always, thanks for another amazing video!

[Laramaria]

McGonagall standing up for Harry is an A+ moment.
And Harry using the torture curse on someone who disrespected McGonagall was my favourite thing in book 7 😂

[dehende]

I'm so loving this series, especially as somebody that read the books

[yashthakkar]

Also another one, Phineas Black was far more important in the books, the movies showed him only in order of phoenix that too for a brief moment, but he played a crucial role in the deathly hallows giving the trio the info of happenings at Hogwarts through his painting. That is how the trio gets to know about Neville, Luna and Ginny's detention with Hagrid.

[charliesu]

The look of Morgan's face during Dolores being a nice person

[seantlewis]

I read the books before the movies came out. Every time a new novel was about to come out, I re-read all the books leading up to it, and I did the same with the movies. I've consumed both so many times that my memory often confuses what happened in which. Thanks for refreshing my memory.
The scene with Neville and his family at St. Mungo's was one thing that I did really miss in the movie. It was such great character development for Neville in only a few words that it was a shame to leave it out. In fact, in the books we see Neville's development over the course of seven years, but in the movies he is mostly comic relief in the first two movies, and we don't see much of him except for the big battle sequences in books 5 and 7. At the Battle of Hogwarts, it is almost as if he came out of nowhere because the audience had missed his development.

[ConnorWiederich-hrzu]

Ginny slamming her broom into Zacharias Smith is probably my overall favorite book Ginny moment.

[jayswag]

The face you made during the unbridgeable is a sweet woman comment😂😂😂😂. No wonder Ron ripped that letter to shreds and threw it in the fire

[-JustABookworm-]

As someone who has ONLY read the books, thank you.

[emilydwelch]

The scene with McGonagle standing up for Harry, was one of my favorite book scenes of all time. And the scene with Hagrid being attacked, but still picking up his dog and making a run for it, that sends me into absolute sobs.

[redshot]

“Did you put your name into the goblet of fire, Harry?” Dumbledore asked calmly

[anastasia_]

Honestly you're probably the best HP youtuber out there

[ryderholloway]

0:28 This frickin glare in my glasses though😂

[seantlewis]

You may have mentioned this in one of the previous editions, but to me the most egregious thing missing in the movie version of Prisoner of Azkaban was the history of who The Marauders were who made the map. It's one of the most important reveals in the book series, but is never made clear in the movies. It's as if the screenwriters assumed that the movie consumers had read the books.

[AquaMarin-wwqx]

I don‘t know if it was in the previous but the vanshing cabinet that Draco uses to smuggle the Death Eaters into the castle has a history before Montague was stuck in it. In the Chamber of Secrets a muddy Harry returns from Quidditch training and runs into nearly Nearly Headless Nick and has a conversation with him. This leads to Harry been found by Mrs. Norris and Filch, who then takes Harry to his office to punish him for leaving mud on the floor. Nick feeling guilty persuades Peeves to smash and damage the cabinet in the room above Filchs office to distract him and maybe prevent Harry from getting punished. This damage is the reason Montague is stuck in it and Draco has to repair it.

[sparxstreak]

7:46 Under normal circumstances I would say this was going too far, but after all the disgusting things Malfoy & his goons said & did over the years, you can’t really blame the gang for putting them in their place when these 3 bullies honestly deserved it & remember, even good guys are only human at the end of the day & I liked that this portrayed how even they aren’t always gonna act with a perfect moral compass.

[Knowledge.to_Come]

Your last point on hagrid being half giant and immune to stuns really makes me believe Voldemort pinned myrtle’s death on hagrid because he actually saw the half giant as a threat, given that most of his spells wouldn’t affect hagrid. It got rid of hagrid and kept the school open

[realsnipe]

I forgot: i have WON the harry potter Kahoot Quiz from germany, austria and switzerland… i call myself the biggest potterhead of those 3 countrys but YOU help me always get even more knowledge… Thanks for all the years and i wish all the best for your future.. Thanks morgan and greets from switzerland ❤