“The New York Times” recently published an article describing the “Harry Potter” novels as politically childish. The reality is that the novels contain a lot of worthwhile lessons that should not be downplayed.
Do you know about this “Harry Potter” misconception? The “Harry Potter” films have changed many aspects of the books, but it’s up to the fans to decide which details are important to acknowledge.
It’s already been a year since the Harry Potter Film Concert Series kicked off, and this week, two of MuggleNet’s staff members got the chance to see the musical magic happen in Toronto. Also, check out the latest tour schedule!
Nitwit! Blubber! Oddment! Tweak! Maybe these are just odd things and coincidences, maybe they have a deeper meaning. You decide.
Do you have a favorite character you think deserves more recognition? Bloomsbury and National Book Tokens have released a poll to let you have your voice heard!
All eight “Harry Potter” films are coming to a special screening in Atlanta, Georgia, this summer!
Each year, Hallmark graces us with at least one new “Harry Potter” Keepsake Ornament, and this year’s selection is pretty spectacular! One ornament will depict the Gringotts dragon perched on top of the wizarding bank, while the other will depict Harry and Ron in the famous chess match at the end of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”.
Here’s a theory: What if the objects Harry sees in Borgin and Burkes foreshadow events in the rest of the series?
Last night, “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” managed to do what no “Potter” film has done before – win an Oscar. The franchise has cinched a total of 14 Oscar nominations – should Harry have taken home an Academy Award a long time ago?
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