People are in Hogwarts, and werewolves block the door at the beginning..

Chapter 407 [Movie Watch] Half-Blood Prince
"This part is original to the movie. In the novel, Harry is always immersed in sadness." Rupert added, "Dumbledore's appearance is not like this either. He is like a ghost in a horror movie."

(Harry coughed awkwardly. He remembered this girl from when he saw her in a restaurant on the street near his elementary school.)
"In the novel, Dumbledore went to the Dursleys' house and picked up Harry there. This part is very interesting, revealing that Harry's aunt had known Dumbledore for a long time, and Dumbledore was venting his anger for Harry's past experience at the Dursleys' house."

(Ginny didn't listen to the so-called novel version, nor did she care about Dumbledore's strange right hand, which was mentioned in the history books of the interstellar world. Her eyes were all on Harry, who was about to appear with Dumbledore's entourage. He turned his head and looked at the girl's reluctant expression as she searched for his trace.)
"Harry seems to regret not going out with that girl." Movie Ron also noticed, "Where are they going?"

"Horace Slughorn. You should be familiar with him." Rupert looked at the people from the movie world.

"Did something happen to him?" As a member of the Slug Club, Movie Ron was a little worried.

"No." Rupert shrugged. "He did it on purpose. He faked the appearance of being attacked."

"He turned into a sofa?" Harry exclaimed, "He is so creative. But why did Dumbledore bring 'me' to see him?"

It was Neville who answered the question, "Professor Slughorn's favorite thing is to meet famous people."

"I think I understand." Harry saw the way Slughorn looked at him. "He is my mother's professor? Dumbledore is..."

"You guessed it right." Movie Draco nodded, "We have already been through this. In our world, he has become our Potions professor."

"Where's Snape?" Harry blurted out.

"I knew you would ask this question," said Movie Ron. "He got his wish and became the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor."

(In the movie, Dumbledore apologized for interrupting Harry's date, and Harry said it was okay and he would make up an excuse to go tomorrow, which made Ginny's cheeks tense.)
(After all, she had experienced the blows from Ron, Harley, and Draco, so it was okay.)
(But when she heard Dumbledore say that Harry didn't have to go back to the Whinging Community tonight and Harry was thrown into a pond not far from the Burrow, she couldn't help but smile, just like herself in the movie.)
"It's so obvious, from Ginny's expression," said Ron in the movie. "I didn't even notice it in the movie. But Dumbledore is really something, he couldn't have positioned Harry well, Harry's shoes must have been soaked."

"How pathetic," sighed Ron, "that my mother would think that Hogwarts is no longer safe. That's Hogwarts, where Dumbledore is."

"Dumbledore in the movie didn't hide the curse on his right hand, did he?" said Draco in the novel. "It's easy for people to misunderstand that it was caused by Voldemort. Add to that the Riddler, and it's normal for your mother to lose confidence in him and Hogwarts."

"Where is this?" Neville wondered.

The sudden change of camera angles and the sudden appearance of Bellatrix made him feel a little uncomfortable.

(Snape said: "Spider's End, my home, Longbottom.")
"Why did my mother look for Snape, and bring him--" Draco was confused at first, then suddenly realized, "My mission, the mission assigned to me after becoming a Death Eater-kill Dumbledore."

"Voldemort clearly wanted to kill me, my mother could only..."

(Voldemort: "Not really, Draco. Dumbledore won't kill you, even if you want to. You are a student, and he is most willing to give students the greatest leniency. The most you can do is go to jail with Lucius.")
Rupert said, "It seems that you do know a lot about the future from the interstellar world. In the novels and movies, you are very stupid. You think that this is because Voldemort values ​​you, and you regard Snape who helps you as a job stealer."

"The fact is, you were discovered by Harry from the beginning. And he reported you many times."

"If Dumbledore hadn't deliberately let it go, you would have been caught long ago."

Screen transition.

"This statue," Ron said in amazement, "This must be Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. It really is. There are so many customers. Their shop is really useful."

(Fred: “Our dream.”)
(George: “It’s real!”)
"This Peruvian invisible smoke bomb was also used by the Death Eaters." Rupert said, "Combined with Borgin and Burke's Hand of Glory, a dark magic prop made by the hand of a thief, a candle is inserted into it, and only the person holding it can see the light. This prop appeared in the second part, and it is a foreshadowing."

(Hermione frowned. This made Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes sound a bit like an arms store.)
"The Death Eaters who appeared in the Room of Requirement through the Vanishing Cabinet used this combination to escape from the ambush of Ron and his companions."

"Escape?" Neville was habitually unconfident. He guessed that he was among them as well. How could the Death Eaters run away from a group of students like them?

"Because Draco was terrified." Rupert said, "He thought his plan was perfect, but he didn't expect there were so many ambushes. After using up all the Peruvian smoke bombs to create darkness, he led the Death Eaters away from the scene."

Draco coughed awkwardly.

(“That’s awesome.” “That’s fascinating.”)
(The Weasley twins were mesmerized by the film version of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.)
(“How did we get the money together?” “In the movie, we successfully participated in the gambling game?”)
(They were talking about the fourth Goblet of Fire, which this movie skipped almost halfway through. They speculated whether in their original destiny, they participated in a gambling game organized by Ludo Bagman and raised enough money to open a shop.)
Rupert saw the two's questions and said, "It was Harry. In the novel, it was Harry who invested his Triwizard Tournament winnings into your store."

“But it’s not mentioned in the movie.”

"It has nothing to do with the gambling. In the novel, you did successfully participate in the gambling, but what Bagman handed over to you was the leprechaun's gold coins, which will disappear in due time."

"You never got your money back from Bagman until the end."

"Because he also had a bet with the goblin and he is penniless."

"That part, including the character of Bagman, was removed from the movie."

(Ludo Bagman himself appeared in the live broadcast room: "I originally wanted to use the World Cup and the Championship bet to pay off the money I owed to the goblins. I relied on the World Cup and the Championship to host this position. But Fudge and old Crouch both competed with me for no reason, causing me to lose these two positions.")
("Of course, now we all know that Fudge was giving those first-class tickets to his close friends, and that old Crouch was under Voldemort's Imperius Curse.")
"Wait, the point now is that I have to spend money to buy things in the store." Ron was about to get angry, but Lavender showed up and let out his anger, "I'm your brother - Lavender~"

(Lavender: "Don't worry, Lo-Lo, we'll see each other tomorrow, less than eleven hours to be exact.")
(The countdown will be reset at midnight on the 6th, which is after 12: tonight.)
(Hagrid's focus was quite different: "Poor little creature, this dragon can't be real.")
(His attention is focused on the little Norwegian Ridgeback trapped in a machine breathing fire and roasting chestnuts.)
(“This is child labor.”)
(And turned a blind eye to the depressed Diagon Alley.)
"Fred and George's shop is the only color on this street." Neville sighed.

"The novel is different from the movie. Draco went to Diagon Alley without telling his mother." Rupert said, "Harry and his friends used retractable ears (Fred and George: our product!) to monitor the conversation between Draco and Borgin."

(Mrs. Weasley wanted to complain about the children daring to break into Knockturn Alley, but when she remembered that they had just broken into the Ministry of Magic before the summer vacation in the movie, she said nothing.)
"There is no werewolf Fenir at all."

"The camera has come to the train," Harry exclaimed, "How beautiful, from a bird's-eye view. It's a pity that Ron and I didn't drive to school like in the movie, and we don't have this opportunity anymore." "The Quibbler?" Neville frowned, "Is this the newspaper you mentioned before?"

Rupert nodded, "It was already popular in fifth grade, and Luna didn't even need to recommend it. It was distributed along the aisles."

Ron frowned, "The Death Eaters have returned, and I don't even know the werewolf Fenniel? But Harry is worthy of his name. He guessed that Malfoy had become a Death Eater. Unfortunately, Hermione and I didn't believe it."

"Harry does have a talent for Auror. No wonder he was the head of the Auror Office in Star World."

Movie Draco pointed at Movie, "And yet he was discovered by me, even wearing the Deathly Hallows, if not this strange stranger?"

"Wait. Who is she? She called me by my first name, and I know her."

"Because the actor has changed." Rupert said, "The role of Pansy Parkinson. In fact, the red-haired girl who accompanied you to catch the DA in the Order of the Phoenix we just watched was also her."

("Impossible!" Pansy broke down, "Absolutely impossible!")
(She can accept a change of actress, but it should be prettier, not downgraded.)
"Change two actors at once?" Movie Ron was a little surprised, "They——"

"They're fine. Nothing happened." Rupert shook his head. "Because Genevieve Gaunt, the actress you know who plays Pansy, is too pretty to fit the author's idea, and Laughan Shuton from Order of the Phoenix isn't ugly enough."

("Beautiful?" Pansy beamed.)
(Then he marveled at his last name, Gaunt.)
"The character of Pansy is supposed to be a complete clown, and in fact the novel describes her appearance as being like a poodle."

Ron nodded, "The Pansy we know is indeed like a poodle."

Ron in the movie was worried about Harry in the movie, "How could I be so careless? Harry even took the invisibility cloak with him. How could he just get off the car? Malfoy obviously spotted him."

"Harry! Draco Malfoy, how dare you -"

He was about to pounce on the movie Draco beside him.

Rupert stopped the movie Ron, "This is just a movie. In the movie, Draco's father was already in prison. In fact, he was quite merciful and only kicked Harry."

(Lucius Malfoy in Azkaban: So I'm going to jail anyway?)
"And put a blanket over him—the Invisibility Cloak."

"He just hoped that Harry would be found later and finally return to London by train until the effect of the petrification spell wore off!" Movie Ron muttered, "Well done, Luna! You saved Harry!"

"In the novel, it was actually Tonks," said Rupert. "This is actually a good adaptation, but there is one bad thing. The next person to appear should be Snape, not Professor Flitwick. Snape is worried about Harry and has been waiting at the door."

(Snape: "I think that's good.")
"I think Luna might be able to help Voldemort with his nose as well." Ron said with a smile, "She did a good job - on Harry's nose."

Movie Ron felt a little ashamed, "All I know is eating. Harry is gone, Hermione should have hit me harder."

(Ginny rolled her eyes. How could she believe that her brother only had friendship towards Harry?)
"In the novel, Dumbledore didn't actually say publicly that Tom Riddle was Voldemort," Rupert said, "but this is also a good adaptation. It lets everyone know that Voldemort is actually just a half-blood. A seriously pure-blooded bastard."

"This book belongs to the Half-Blood Prince." Ron in the movie was a little annoyed. "In the movie, I really asked Harry to use a new book. What happened? Harry used this... Wait, Half-Blood Prince? That's the name of this movie. It can't be..."

(Snape's veins jumped as his nickname was exposed to the entire wizarding world.)
"It's not a Horcrux," said Rupert, keeping the mystery going. "It belongs to the one student Slughorn said was the only one who could brew the Living Hell Potion in an hour."

"Luckily I grabbed a new book." Movie Ron changed the subject, "This book is full of notes, haha, look, Hermione is surprised and Seamus is furious again. This is the sixth grade, how can he be in the advanced class."

"Great! Harry got the Felicia Rinpoche."

"Look at Malfoy's jealous expression."

Movie Draco shrugged, "That's normal. I'm eager to make a contribution so that Voldemort can rescue my father."

"I really need luck in the movie."

"It's amazing. Harry in the movie uses the Pensieve, and we use it too."

"Isn't the most amazing thing that we can peek into Voldemort's memory?" Movie Ron trembled, "This is hot!"

(Voldemort, this is an invasion of privacy!)

"Voldemort as a child." Novel Ron was puzzled. "He was so cute and had baby fat. Why did he have to make himself look like that?"

Novel Draco reminded, "Didn't you notice the film's camera language? Three close-ups - the diary, the seven stones placed on the windowsill, and the photo."

"The diary goes without saying."

"Seven stones should indicate the number of Horcruxes."

"The photo is"

"This is a photo of the small island where Voldemort and his friends went for a picnic when they were young," Rupert said. "The cave where Slytherin's locket was originally hidden is on this island. There is actually no such obvious hint in the novel. Dumbledore got the information from Korff, the manager of the orphanage."

(End of this chapter)