“Potterversity” Episode 36: “Galactic Harry and the Intersecting Fandoms”
Episode 36 of “Potterversity” journeys to both Hogwarts and a galaxy far, far away for a discussion on “Harry Potter” and “Star Wars.”
Episode 36 of “Potterversity” journeys to both Hogwarts and a galaxy far, far away for a discussion on “Harry Potter” and “Star Wars.”
The hosts of “SpeakBeasty” continue their scene-by-scene analysis of “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.”
The teaser trailer for “Cabinet of Curiosities” has us curious about what the series will bring to life.
Hosts Amy, Ann, Geoff, and Marjolaine see what clues can be gleaned from the various signs and text in the background of footage from “Secrets of Dumbledore.”
In this episode of SpeakBeasty, we delve into the magical music of the “Fantastic Beasts” series. Plus, the third film finally has a title!
Editorials / The Daily Prophet
by Elizabeth Pease · Published August 24, 2020 · Last modified December 5, 2020
I was always adamant that I would never read or look at “Harry Potter”, but something within the text changed that for me. It wasn’t the magic, Hogwarts, or even the lure of the hero himself but a down-to-earth, chocolate-obsessed boy named Ron.
by Kailynn Johnson · Published August 10, 2019 · Last modified October 17, 2019
We all have a favorite “Harry Potter” movie. But what makes it our favorite movie? Is it the cinematography? Or is it how the actors bring our favorite characters to life? For me, it was the experience of seeing my first “Potter” film in a movie theater.
by MuggleNet · Published September 22, 2015 · Last modified November 7, 2022
Previously, we’ve given you our thoughts while re-watching the first three “Harry Potter” movies: “Sorcerer’s Stone”, “Chamber of Secrets”, and “Prisoner of Azkaban”. Today, I’m giving you the 17 thoughts I had while re-watching the fourth movie of the series – “Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire”.
Editorials / The Daily Prophet
by MuggleNet · Published September 11, 2015 · Last modified November 7, 2022
JKR should never let go of the “Harry Potter” series, and neither should we. We just need to be allowed to imagine things on our own. Sometimes, less information is more.
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