We've seen this all before'? Not like this. The first teaser alone has: 📚 Harry at Muggle school
📚 Piers at the zoo
📚 The haircut scene
📚 Hagrid and Harry on the train
📚 Draco's midnight duel challenge
📚 The Nimbus opened in the dorm, not the Great Hall
📚 Gryffindor vs Hufflepuff
📚 The snowball fight
📚 Marshmallows by the fire None of it was in the films. Book fans, this is the one.

𝑶𝒎𝒐 𝒉𝒐𝒑𝒆 𝒔𝒂𝒚 𝒖𝒏𝒂 𝒏𝒐 𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒈𝒆𝒕 𝒕𝒐 𝒘𝒊𝒔𝒉 𝑪𝒉𝒂𝒕𝒈𝒑𝒕, 𝑯𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒚 𝑻𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒉𝒆𝒓'𝒔 𝑫𝒂𝒚 𝒕𝒐𝒐 𝒚𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒅𝒂𝒚 𝑺𝒉𝒂? 💀😂 𝑫𝒐𝒔𝒆 𝒈𝒖𝒚𝒔 𝒃𝒆𝒉𝒊𝒏𝒅 𝒊𝒕 𝒅𝒐𝒏 𝒕𝒐𝒐 𝒆𝒑𝒑 𝒖𝒏𝒂 𝒍𝒊𝒇𝒆😞

Characters I pictured very differently from their movie versions, part 1: Petunia. Dudley. Hermione. Neville. This isn't a criticism of the films or the actors. My issues with the films have always been about how characters were written, not how they looked. A face matters less than the personality.

What if Salazar Slytherin didn’t simply die after leaving Hogwarts? What if he died trying to create a Horcrux? The usual story is that Salazar left Hogwarts after his disagreement with the other founders. But there’s also material suggesting he eventually returned, reconciled with them, and died at the castle. I have a hard time believing Salazar simply changed his mind in his old age. What if he returned for a completely different reason? This connects to Herpo the Foul, the first known creator of a Horcrux and the first known Parselmouth associated with a basilisk. Salazar’s bloodline is also tied to Parseltongue and the creation of a basilisk. So what if Salazar’s connection to Herpo goes much deeper? After leaving Hogwarts, Salazar could have sought out Herpo and learned how to create a Horcrux, along with the secrets behind the basilisk. He then returned to Hogwarts and used the Chamber of Secrets to attempt the process himself. But he failed. And that could explain why Salazar died at Hogwarts instead of simply living out the rest of his life after reconciling with the other founders. There’s another strange connection: Herpo was one of the only people known to have successfully created a Horcrux, and Voldemort eventually became obsessed with surpassing his predecessors. Both Herpo and Voldemort are also associated with snake-like characteristics. Maybe the basilisk isn’t just connected to Salazar’s legacy. Maybe it was part of the process Salazar was trying to use to create his Horcrux and he died attempting to finish what Herpo had started.

Watch how he escaped 🎥🫡🥶

When everyone suddenly becomes a Marvel fan, but don't even know why is Gamora?

Why did Lily Potter marry James Potter instead of Severus Snape, if Snape had better character, was closer to Lily in the beginning and James was such a bully then?

Characters I imagined very differently from their movie versions: •Petunia and Dudley •Hermione and Neville •Krum and Fleur •Barty Crouch Jr. •Umbridge, Scrimgeour and Slughorn I'm not criticising the actors. They were excellent. My complaints about the films have always been about how characters were written, not how they looked. No cast will match every reader's picture, and the personality is what counts

Cap's shield jams a set of Hydra blast doors, but those doors are powered by the same tech that melts soldiers in one shot. What stops a motor that strong from just crushing the shield, and how did Cap know the shield would hold before he had to run for it. Also, this is Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) not CA: Winter Soldier, OP probably on weed

my sister asked me to plan a surprise party for our mom's 60th birthday, and i took the job way too seriously. i booked the venue, ordered the cake, and made a group chat called "operation: don't tell mom." at 11pm, i typed out the full plan in one big message. date, time, location, guest list, even the fake story we'd use to get her out of the house. i hit send feeling like a genius. then i looked at the name at the top of the chat. it said "mom ❤️".

음 그냥 트위터에 올라오는 gif나 영상으로만 소비할거임

A Working Man🎬

She came back home early !😱

My sister has worked the front desk of a urology clinic for six years. She says most patients are embarrassed. But one woman last spring was different. She came in on a Tuesday wearing a long-sleeved cardigan. The waiting room was almost 80 degrees. On the form, in tiny, careful handwriting, she wrote: Reason for visit: blood in urine, 2 weeks. Two weeks. Most people come in after two days. When the doctor called her back, she walked like every step had to be negotiated with her body. He asked a few questions, then said what he always says. “I'd like to examine you, just to see what's going on.” She was shaking her head before he finished. “No. I just need antibiotics. Please.” He explained gently that he couldn't prescribe blindly. Blood and pain could be an infection. Or it could be something that couldn't wait. She went quiet. She looked at the door, then the wall, anywhere but him. Then she whispered, “If you examine me, you'll see things I can't explain yet.” He told her she didn't have to explain anything. “Then don't look.” “I can't treat what I haven't examined.” She was out of her chair so fast the paper on the exam table tore. My sister heard it from the front desk. At the door, she stopped with one hand on the frame. “Please don't call my husband. Whatever happens. Please.” She left her appointment card on the counter. Her phone number was on it. Beside it, in the same tiny handwriting: After 4. He's at work after 4…..

My sister put the card in a drawer and tried to forget about it. She couldn't. The staff had a theory by lunch. Embarrassment. Maybe an STD. Maybe a secret. It happens. The doctor didn't say a word during that conversation. He just kept looking at the closed door of Room 2. Five days later, her name was back on the schedule. She walked in at 9:10 with a man's hand resting on the back of her neck. He wasn't squeezing. He didn't need to. He was handsome and polished. He shook the receptionist's hand firmly and joked about the parking. He thanked the staff for “taking such good care of my wife.” Before they went in, he fixed her cardigan collar. She went completely still, the way an animal does. In the room, he answered everything. “How long has she had the symptoms?” “About two weeks, give or take.” “Where's the pain?” “Lower back. She's been making a big deal about it.” “Has she taken anything?” “Ibuprofen. She's very sensitive.” She never looked up. Her sleeves were pulled over her knuckles. She kept pressing her thumbs into her palms. The doctor put down his pen. “I need to hear this from you.” Silence. Her husband laughed softly. “She gets nervous around doctors.” “Ma'am?” She lifted her eyes for one second. “He already knows.” The doctor kept his face calm. “Knows what?” She looked at her husband. He was still smiling. Then she whispered, “He's the reason I waited so long.”…..

I really don't understand why many people claim Tom Holland's Spider-Man has a weak Spider-Sense. This is my absolute favourite demonstration of the Spider-Sense from the live-action Spider-Man movies.

How she started? She was a survivor of a Grindlewald raid on Hogwarts at age 18. She was the Head Girl, organized the students and prefects to fight back when the teachers were busy fighting the main force. She graduated early and enlisted to fight the Nazis. Started with air campaigns where she and other like minded wizards and witches in coats and oxygen masks went up to high altitude and shot down Jerries. Then, covert ops in Europe itself. She disregarded the Ministry's orders to keep things secret and to not work with Muggles completely: She had seen how well they protected the innocent. She wouldn't let that happen again. A hardened war veteran at the age of 21, she would have seen more combat over WWII than most men twice her age.

Ester Expósito somewhere a photographer just realized they got the shot.

House-elf magic is more powerful than wizard magic in certain ways, and the books never gave it enough credit. Dobby teleports in and out of Hogwarts freely, something even the most skilled wizards can't do because of the castle's Apparition wards. Elves also command wandless magic strong enough to freeze a human's spellcasting entirely. The wizarding world built its whole hierarchy on the idea that elves are "lesser." The magic itself says otherwise.

This Universal bus was really in a Harry Potter movie. Universal says the Knight Bus outside Diagon Alley at Universal Studios Florida is one of the two actual prop buses used in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Pick one: chat with the conductor or the shrunken head.

Moon Knight (2022) How good was this show? Every episode was an absolute treat👌