In the films, Harry is the clear hero — brave, defiant, and destined for greatness. But is that the whole story?

Book Harry was raw: quick-tempered, deeply loyal, and often doubtful. His journey was messier — and more real.

Without Hermione, Harry would have failed in his very first year. She was the mind behind most of the victories.

Ron’s loyalty saved Harry more times than magic ever could. In the books, his sacrifices shone even brighter.

The movies hinted at Snape’s secret bravery, but the books revealed the full heartbreaking story of his sacrifices.

Neville’s arc was stunning in the books — the awkward boy who destroyed Voldemort’s final Horcrux with fierce courage!

Book Voldemort was colder, more manipulative. Movie Voldemort was theatrical — both terrifying, but uniquely different.

In the books, Dumbledore’s flaws and regrets were deeply explored. The films missed much of his tragic complexity.

It wasn’t just Harry. It was Hermione’s mind, Ron’s heart, Neville’s courage, and Snape’s love that saved the wizarding world.

The films gave us heroes. The books gave us legends. Which version will you believe?