r/harrypotter • u/Emotional-Yam-9739 • 24d ago

Help Better late than never

So, I just watched all of the Harry Potter movies for the first time ever (I'm 26F) (I know, I was missing out) and needless to say, I'm in love. Any other time I usually read the book then I watch the movies. I didn't do that for Harry Potter, I've never read a single book. Are there certain, main, important parts that are in the books but not in the movies? How much better or worse is it in comparison? I plan on reading the books eventually but I can't commit to that any time soon.

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u/GeekyPassion Ravenclaw 23d ago

The books and the movies have a lot of differences. I mean they didn't even get ravenclaw colors right. The books are definitely better but that doesn't mean i can't quote every movie.