[ SECRET POST #2207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2207 ⌋

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Comments

Re: First Time You Discovered This Phenomenon?

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I was pretty young when I saw these movies (young enough that I didn't really clue in to the fact that the movies were, in fact, made to be watched by everyone, not just by people who'd read the books beforehand), but I remember that I was (and still am) very disappointed that they didn't put Snape's puzzle/test in with all of the challenges on the way to the Philosopher's Stone. I know it wasn't very cinematic, but it was the one test that could only be solved by smarts, the only one a Muggle could solve, and very likely the only one I could solve out of the bunch, so I was sad I didn't get to see it in a movie.

Though as I said, I was also, for the longest time, under the impression that you were supposed to watch the movies after you'd read the books, and therefore it was more like a collection of visual aids and "hey look, doesn't this look objectively cool, instead of just in your head?" than an actual movie.