The creature thing was only in the book watch the movie again lol your mixing book n movies

Bro he wasn't in the movies just games and books movies missed alot

This isn’t a Mandela effect this is just things that are explained in the movie but not in the films

this actually makes me feel better about how much from the books i actually DO remember

This is why i cant qait for the tv shiw

Wait…we really don't know why Snape is the half-blood prince? Isn’t it revealed in the movie?

My biggest hangup for the series is that they never explain who the creators of the Marauder’s Map are, which is odd since they refer to Peter Pettigrew as Wormtail for the rest of the series, and sometimes refer to Sirius as Padfoot.

Snap states in the movie that he is the halfblood prince when Harry is attacking him on the school grounds near hagrid's Hut after Snape kills Dumbledore

I saw the movies with a friend who didn't read the books and was constantly confused with certain points. After each movie I had to explain certain plot points which were left out.

All of hollywood is pulling this crap. It's just bad writing bc they don't get paid enough. The witcher went to shit. Star wars went to shit. Umbrella Academy was shit and went further into it. Rings of power etc.

I had that exact mandela effect and didn't even realise until now!

The entire story about the Marauders and their relationship with Snape. The movies only had one single, very short scene in OotP when Harry looked into Snape's mind

My mom is a huge book reader and she was very confused about some of the movie decisions lol and would explain to me what actually happened

Whoa whoa whoa…. You’re telling me peeves made it into the ps2 Harry Potter games but not the movies?! Huh?!

Now I'm going to be thinking about this all day

Dont watch them then. Ffs

The fact that Voldemort’s body was recovered in the books actually letting the world know he was actually unalived instead of disintegrating him which with his history definitely is gonna cause people to wonder if it’s actually true.

No one gave the new the creator died 😂😂😂 out of respect they should mess with it no more

I was a grown man when I realized we never actually saw Nicholas flamel in the first movie. (I heard he pops up in fantastic beasts though)

I think you need to brush up on the definition of the Mandela Effect.

Girlfriend?...🧢

They leave out all of the Pensive memories of Tom Riddle that cover his parents and grandparents like Thomas and Mary Riddle and Tom Riddle Sr.

I personally believe that each film sans film one and two could have been two part films and we all would have paid 100% yes sir, if that meant the extra content from the books made it in. I want Winky, tf??? Although them choosing to break the elder wand in the films made an infinite amount more sense than returning it like in the books, that’s one change I stand with 😂

Huh

They definatly make a point to say that Sirius owned Grimald place and as his god son and only heir, it would be common sense to put together that Harry now owns all that Sirius owned. It's not written out for you but the info is there

That’s why ppl all ways say you should all so read the book when it comes to movies based of novels.

This has nothing to do with Mandela effect. How did you not notice how many things were skipped over in the movies? There were so many things I hadn't even noticed these things because I read the books multiple times.

Why did I watch this. I dont even know Harry Potter. I read a single book and watched about half of the first movie. Never was a fan. Magic is not for me

Facts people hated on it hard

I hate that they never fully fleshed out the conversations between Harry and Dumbledore.

I think you're mistaking the Mandela Effect for just plain bad writing.

Are we changing the meaning of "Mandela Effect" now? Because this ain't that.

The hogwarts i pictured is probably different than the ones you guys did. It was only after the movies came along that we all had the same general road map for the wizarding world with the same aesthetics and all that. Theres something inherently personal about reading stories. Youre using the details provided to build the rest of the world in your heads, we do it without trying and im pretty sure its one of the reasons that the Harry Potter series was so popular. Rowling left enough space for the reader, we all kinda lived there in our own ways for a little bit.

In all respect, that's not how a Mandela effect works. Now, if u watched the movie a bunch of times and remember every scene and then watch it again like years later and realize something changed, then yes. That goes for the book, too. Anyways, i get what you're saying, though.

I feel like the movies were for the people that already read the books

It died with akyra

Books 4-7 needed to all have 2 parts, and be longer. Order of the Phoenix was my favorite book, and I was so disappointed from the movie. They left out so much stuff. I should actually reread them, havent done so in 14 years, I forgot alot of stuff that happened from the books.

No because I never read the book😮😮😮😮😮

Movie only fans 😅🤔

I don’t think this guy knows what a Mandela effect is

The whole importance of the OWLS and the NEWTS

How about the entire backstory of voldemort and the tragic tale of his parents and uncle. And the entire thought process behind WHY each horcrux was chosen.

Gf he says… yea mkay buddy 😂😂😂😂

The Harry Potter movies needs to be redone at some point

I didn’t read Harry Potter and I’ve always thought the first 3 movies were complete garbage because the actual backstory on everything is just not explained at all, on top of the kids being horrid actors when they were young.

How about the entire ludo bagman character

Imagine how much they'd have to cut

I think you could make a whole youtube channel just dedicated to making videos about what the movie/tv adaptation left out from the source , a lot of people want to know what was missing without having to read a book.

The fact that people suddenly don’t say/can’t say Voldemort anymore in Deathly Hallows.

thank you so much for actually being able to understand this.