Let's be perfect for Chris Columbos, whose flip comment on "What's the point?" It will probably be reprinted everywhere as proof that he hates Harry Potter or something, this is a a lot Valid question. Here is a short timeframe for the series: the first book, written by Anoan "FC" Rowling, Hit Shelves in 1997, and the Columbos -directed film adaptation followed in 2001 (until that time, they were already out in 2001 (at the time, the first three books - "The Wizard", "The Chamber of the Chamber". Films after splitting the last book "Harry Potter and the Death Sanctuary", in two films released for about six months, but ended in 2011. no Huge gap, all things reviewed.

I understand that pop culture becomes outrobouros where everything repeats itself on advertising, whether Sheldon is young Or we do "Harry Potter" again, but like a series this time. However, this feels frivolous and is already attracting controversy due to Rowling's great involvement. Since 2020 I am far from the first person to declare this, but the transmits are women and should be involved in any feminist protection offered by those with privilege. That is Also Noticeable that Daniel Radcliffe and his co-Starswolies Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, the latest playing Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley in the films, spoke against Rowling's expressive views ... just to work on a series that repeats the "Golden Trio" with a new set of actors.

What is particularly interesting to me is that in his diverse conversation, Columbus even made sure that he did not support the controversial and sincere raw views of Rowling. "I want to sometimes separate the artist from art, I think it's important to do it," Columbus said. "Forthal is, what happened. I certainly disagree with what it is talking about. But it's just sad, it's very sad."

The very existence of a new adaptation "Harry Potter" is, at the face level, sort of strange, and it seems that skeptics between us can count Columbus between our ranks. The original Harry Potter films, meanwhile, are now moving to HBO Max and Peacock.