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Also, in the books, when Cedric is told that Harry passed out, he demands that Hufflepuff’s win be nullified, as he didn’t think it was fair with Harry

i love that harry is so much more mischievous in the books. like telling vernon about how his god father is an escaped murderer just to scare him. i wish his mischievousness was more prominent in the movies to show how alike he was to James

Taking away arguably Ron’s bravest moment in standing up to an alleged murderer while on a BROKEN LEG and giving it to Hermione burns me to this day

Correction: the Wolfsbane Potion does NOT prevent Lupin from turning into a werewolf. It simply allows him to keep his mind while he's in wolf form.

Technically Sirius actually had Crookshanks buy the Firebolt for Harry because he couldn't be seen at the Owl Office placing the order, though Crookshanks bought it with Sirius' money in Harry's name. The movie completely fails to portray how ridiculously smart that cat actually was in the books.

Let’s give MovieFlame some credit for doing this even whilst recovering.

I liked how Ron defended Hermione against Snape even when he was angry with her over crookshanks. Also, Ron stood ON A BROKEN LEG to tell a apparent murderer that he wouldn’t let him near his best friend.
Both of these moments highlight his character and shows his loyalty and bravery. It’s a shame they changed it in the movies.

I always hated the scene where Ron agrees with Snape when he calls Hermoine an insufferable know-it-all. Just another way the directors completely butchered Ron's character.

This is making me realize, especially as someone who has only watched the films, that Ron is not that bad, but actually a good character and overall a great friend which wasn't really represented all too well in the films

Ron :- Is street-smart, brave, deeply cares for everyone he loves and is fiercely loyal to his friends.
Steve Kloves:- I'm gonna end this man's whole career

"I, Sirius Black, Harry Potter's GODFATHER, hereby give him permission to visit hogsmeade at weekends"

This is one of my favourite lines in the  whole franchise ❤️

Alright boys, the comparison of “Did you put your name in the goblet of fire” is getting closer

Book Ron and Book Hermione: A street-smart pragmatic jock and a book-smart logical nerd.
Movie Ron and Movie Hermione: A lackey village idiot and an all-knowing goddess.

I actually like the movie showing ice forming when Dementors are around. It used to annoy me because it differed from the book, but the film doesn’t give us the internal monologue of them making everyone feel cold inside. This was the film makers’ way of conveying that and I’ve really warmed up to it. Pun intended 😉

I loved the foreshadowing in Philosopher's Stone where Hagrid says to Dumbledore that Sirius let him borrow his motorbike. Already heard about Sirius in the first book without even realising!

man is out here grinding and representing Ron fans 🙏

Still hate how the screenwriter gave Hermione Ron’s line of “if you want to kill Harry, you’ll have to kill us, too.”

It was one of Ron’s amazing brave moment. It was  the moment where he showed how much he cared about Harry that he was even willing to die with him. Right there, he bravely stood up to Sirius, who he thought was a freaking murderer. And declaring that, if he (Sirius) is going to kill Harry, then he should kill him, too. And he did that ON A BROKEN LEG.

but of course, the screenwriter just had to give his moment to Hermione. Just like he did with plenty of other Ron moments. Is giving Ron his own lines and moments a torture or something?

They really stole everything from Ron didn’t they.

Also Crookshanks was a very smart cat, he knew in diagon alley that scabbers was not a rat and later he helped Sirius because he realised Sirius was not a dog and Sirius had  explained everything to crookshanks and crookshanks decided to help after a lot of deliberation. Crookshanks hadn’t trusted Sirius immediately