Philosopher's Stone Movie Vs Book

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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone, novel and movies have many different plot and storyline. In novel, before Hogwarts. The Dursleys house is at Number 4, Privet Drive to avoidance the horde of owls delivering letter to Harry Potter. They tour to the Railview Hotel.On July 31, Harry birthday they are bombarded, and get delivers the letter, an acceptance letter to Hogwarts school.Hagrid takes Harry to buy his supplies at Diagon Alley, and give back Harry to the Dursley for a month before he is to board the Hogwarts Express on September 1.Whereas. In movies, the Dursley leave in Number 4, Privet Drive to avoidance the horde of owls delivering letters to Harry Potter. They go to a desolate hut on a rock, far out to sea. On July 31, Harry birthday, Rubeus Hagrid comes to give the acceptance letter to the Hogwarts school to Harry Potter. …show more content…

The another different plot in climax situation in book, Quirrell snaps his finger tight rope to tie Harry. Later, when Harry touched Professor Quirrell, the latter is burned by the deep magical enchantments set upon Harry unknowingly by his mother. While, in movies, Quirrell snaps his fingers and the room's perimeter a ring of fire, to prevent Harry from escaping by some means. Later, whenever harry touches turns to ash and harden into rock. Harry passes out before he saw Quirrell die.Another different Harry Potter is discovering fluffy. In novel, Harry, Ron, Hermione and Neville were ripped off by Draco Malfoy to leave their dormitory at night to attend wizard's

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