You may remember the enormously successful fan-made film from 2013, “The Greater Good”, which depicted the duel between Dumbledore and Grindelwald that resulted in the tragic death of Dumbledore’s sister, Ariana. Now, a new film, “Severus Snape and the Marauders”, is completed and available for our viewing pleasure!
Today is a sad day for us all, but we will always remember you fondly, Alan Rickman.
Darth Vader and Severus Snape are scarily alike (kind of like Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker)…
J.K. Rowling started quite the conversation on Twitter: Is Snape good, evil, or… what?
There are many parts of the book that the movie left out, which affected the series, but what about the parts the films did better? These are the top five moments from the movies that I think were better than their book counterparts.
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If we were excited on Friday when we saw Jim Kay’s Professor McGonagall and the Great Hall for the first time, by now we’re practically OVERCOME with anticipation of the illustrated edition’s release this Tuesday. Although it seems almost impossible to wait another minute, we can try to fend off desperation by reading several new interviews with artist Jim Kay – AND finally seeing how he has rendered Severus Snape and Albus Dumbledore.
Many would agree that Dumbledore was a genius, the greatest wizard of his time, a master of strategy, and even a qualified mentor. However, he held a position at Hogwarts he should not have kept, for he used it to further his own personal goals and neglected the core nature of his task.
Check out Fan of the Week Juliana, a Ravenclaw from Florida! See which prop she’d snag from the films if she could and what her favorite moments are from the series!
Meet new Fan of the Week Ethan! He’s a Gryffindor from New York with a great (and to many others, familiar) story of how he became a fan! Check out his profile and submit your own to be next!
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