Ep. 112 - Spellgurgitate

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Siriusly, no Sirius?

I hated how little a role Sirius played in this movie. He was a HUGE support system for Harry throughout the book, and he plays a large roll in the plot of the next book and movie. So he ends up feeling more random and less important in the next movie, especially since he wasn't included in that movie as much as he should have been either. Hearing and seeing Dumbledore's response to Harry's experience in the graveyard was huge and helped to explain so much in this book and future books, so it was really dumb that it was left out. Dumbledore is definitely not portrayed as well in the movies as on the books, especially not this movie.