10 secrets you probably never noticed in the Harry Potter movies! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6
No matter how many times you’ve seen the Harry Potter films, there are small moments and details you may have forgotten about. Warner Bros and J.K. Rowling went to great lengths to create a highly detailed world which feels real and expansive. Take a journey back to these films and see all the small details you missed over the years.
The Deathly Hallows symbol represents the master of death and wasn’t introduced until the final two Harry Potter movies. Look closely in an earlier movie and you will see a sign of what’s to come. The number 7 has major significance in the Harry Potter series and the strong connection does not go unnoticed. Snape may have been playing along as a Death Eater, but one wizardly battle showcases how clever he was at acting bad but still doing good deeds. Gilderoy Lockhart was a phony in so many ways right down to the last hair on his head. Ron Weasley’s family obviously comes from very little money and the production crew went to great details to showcase how poor they actually were. Dumbledore not only had a great office, but he also had a small bedroom and secret lair attached to the office. As Harry Potter prepares to visit the Ministry of Magic, he enters a phone booth with a secret code even a muggle could figure out. One of the more memorable early scenes in Harry Potter includes the chocolate frog that comes to life and hops off the train. In the final Harry Potter movie it seems as if the chocolate frog has returned. Watch to see all these moments and more!
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Featuring:
THE DEATHLY HALLOWS SYMBOL
THE NUMBER 7
SNAPE THE SAVIOR
LOCKHART’S WIG
RON’S ROBE AND WAND
DUMBLEDORE’S BEDROOM
DIAL MAGIC
THE CHOCOLATE FROG RETURNS
SNAPE’S SECRET LOVES
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF SUSAN BONES
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