harry potter deathly hallows part 1 end in book

In the book, he and Luna go to see it and are caught by Alecto Carrow, which results in Amycus Carrow and McGonagall arriving, and Harry using the Cruciatus Curse on Amycus.

Harry acquiring Rowena Ravenclaw's diadem plays out quite differently.

Aberforth doesn't have a chance to tell Ariana's story, but she is there in a painting to help the trio into Hogwarts.

It's one of my favorite minor bits, probably because I love Tonks so much.

You don't see Remus and Tonks or meet Teddy or know that Harry is Teddy's godfather.

In the movie, it all happens so quickly, you'll be saying, 'Silly boy! Of course he never said he'd get you out!' without much context over the sudden switch.

Harry is much smarter in the book about his dealings with Griphook, and you already know that goblins are notorious for going back on their word.

(Now is the part where things will start getting spoilery, so if you'd like to see the film unsullied, you should stop here.) For those who haven't read the books, the pace is much quicker than Part One's navel-gazing woods-wandering was, with swiftly waving wands, spells flying about, and the hunt for the last horcruxes rushing by. We also all know going in that things might be different, as happens when pages make it to film. Of course, most of last night's theater-goers likely knew what to expect, having read the finale - perhaps more than once - before seeing it on screen.

We've had a long time to care about the ends they meet. Now they're all grown up, with the actors moving on to nude scenes on Broadway, modeling for Burberry, and launching design careers. But with Potter, we met these kids a decade ago when they really were kids.

When you walk into any other movie, you have about two hours to become acquainted enough with the characters to care about their conclusion-and sometimes it doesn't work out.

Seeing the final Potter has to be a different movie experience simply because of what it is. After one quick trailer for the next Sherlock Holmes, the outdoor screen under a bright full moon dove right into Part Two of the *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows *right where Part One left off, with Voldemort lifting the Elder Wand triumphantly from Dumbledore's grave.

last night, we had made a last-minute decision and were indeed pulling into the drive-in an hour from home with two sleeping kids in the back seat. While I didn't expect to be first in line for the final Harry Potter movie, at 11 p.m.

Harry potter deathly hallows part 1 end in book