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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is a highly successful film in 2001's adaptation of fantasy novel J. K. Rowling with the same title. An agent Warner Brothers bought the film rights to this with a relatively cheap price, before it exploded in his book. The film was made at Leavesden Film Studios and released in 2001. The second book, third and fourth has also been adapted into a film. The plan will end the adventures of Harry Potter in the seventh book, as well as the movie. This film won a revenue of 950 million dollars worldwide (third place grossing film of all time after Titanic and The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The Kings and received 3 Oscar nominations.

J.K. Rowling insisted all the players should be the UK, so the film remains nuanced English, like his book. There are exceptions to the Irish people that the character Seamus Finnigan (Devon Murray) and Professor Albus Dumbledore (Richard Harris), and Madam Hooch (Zoe Wanamaker, an American-born).

Referring to the book first, second, third and fourth book tells the story of a young wizard Harry Potter. He was a 11-year-old boy who finds himself turned out to be a wizard, exactly is the descendant of witches, where her parents were killed by Lord Voldemort so he must live with his uncle and aunt were Muggles. Harry accepted at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and where he was friends with Ronald Weasley and Hermione Granger. The three of them had various adventures to prevent Voldemort's return to power.

All of Rowling's seven books planned in the series of novels have been published. The sixth book, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince the original English version was published on July 16, 2005, while the seventh book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows released worldwide on July 21, 2007 (translated version of Indonesian issued on January 13, 2008). The first six books in the series as a whole novel has sold more than 325 million copies and have been translated into more than 63 languages.


The success of these novels, Rowling has become the richest writer in the history of literature. Original versions in English are published by Bloomsbury in the United Kingdom, Scholastic Press in the United States, Allen & Unwin in Australia, and Raincoast Books in Canada. Indonesian version published by Scholastic Press.


Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (known in the United States under the title Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone) or Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone is a highly successful film in 2001's adaptation of fantasy novel J. K. Rowling with the same title. An agent Warner Brothers bought the film rights to this with a relatively cheap price, before it exploded in his book. The film was made at Leavesden Film Studios and released in 2001. The second book, third and fourth has also been adapted into films. The plan will end the adventures of Harry Potter in the seventh book, as well as the movie. This film won a revenue of 950 million dollars worldwide (third place grossing film of all time after Titanic and The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The Kings and received 3 Oscar nominations.

J.K. Rowling insisted all the players should be the UK, so the film remains nuanced English, like his book. There are exceptions to the Irish people that the character Seamus Finnigan (Devon Murray) and Professor Albus Dumbledore (Richard Harris), and Madam Hooch (Zoe Wanamaker, an American-born).

There are many differences between the FILM with books, some of which are quite important, among other things :

  • Peeves the mischievous ghost character, Professor Binns and Pansy Parkinson eliminated. A scene in which the actual displayed Peeves was filmed, but was not included in the film: according to gossip scene will appear in the version of the "director's cut". 
  • Harry did not know that Voldemort was the one who killed his parents until he bought his own wand. In the book, Hagrid had told this to Harry on his birthday. 
  • Harry did not return to Privet Drive after shopping in Diagon Alley. Although not shown clearly in the film, it seems Harry and Hagrid to spend time at the Leaky Cauldron (where they seem to be eating dinner and talking about the past Harry). 
  • Harry met Draco Malfoy was not until he arrived at Hogwarts. 
  • The part where Dursleys stay at Hotel Railview (to avoid the post owls) are removed. 
  • In the book, the man who gave Fluffy to Hagrid was the Greeks, while in the movie the giver was Irish. 
  • The part that tells the Christmas day, about dinner, the Weasleys, and all gifts to Harry, except for an invisibility cloak, cut to the film's release. But this section is included in the 'scene dumped' in the DVD version. 
  • In the book, pawns in the chess game of Magic always shouting suggestions to the players. Not so in the film. 
  • Harry, Ron and Hermione find Fluffy in a different way. In the book, they told tricked Malfoy (who invites Harry duel) to get out of the hostel at night - where they must elude Argus Filch, while in the movie they lost to the forbidden corridor because the stairs are always changing direction. 
  • In the book Harry saw many family members in the Mirror of Erised, in the film, he only saw his parents. 
  • Ron was the one who didetensi with Harry, Hermione, and Draco to go to the Forbidden Forest, instead of Neville (as in the book). 
  • Severus Snape and Quirrell protection against the Sorcerer's Stone (the giant Troll and puzzles herb) is removed, eliminating the role of Hermione. 
  • The scene of the birth of Norbert, Hagrid's dragon, in the film, but not shown when Norbert was taken into Rumanian. In the book, on the astronomy tower, Harry and Hermione met with Charlie Wasley and his friends will bring Norbert. In the film, part of which is represented by Hagrid told that Norbert had been taken away. 
  • From the group of centaurs, only emerging Firenze. Ronan and Bane are not shown. 
  • Firenze, dark-haired movie, in the book she's blonde and blue-eyed like pale sapphires. 
  • Part climax in the movie more dramatic than in the book. For example, Quirrell turned into ashes when Harry touched, not just a blister. Harry also seemed to hesitate for a moment and was about to give the Sorcerer's Stone to Voldemort. In the film Harry saw Quirrell die, this is certainly going to be a contradiction in the fifth film, where Harry for the first time to see testral. 
  • Explanation of why Snape hates Harry, who caused the relationship between Snape and James Potter (Snape hated James saved his life though) does not appear in the film. 
  • Piers Polkisses, Dudley Dursley one friend who took to the zoo, omitted in the film. 
  • In the book, Dumbledore tells Harry that he sees himself holding a pair of thick wool socks in the Mirror of Erised. This scene is not in the film. 
  • Most of the first chapter was cut, as well as in the next 3 movies. 
  • Hermione Voldemort's name (after the Forbidden Forest scene). He should not mention the name of Voldemort's got a book or movie to-5. 
  • In the book, Aunt Petunia and Dudley blonde. 
  • The role of Neville Longbottom in the film is less than in the book. In the book, accompanied by Neville and Hermione on the train also saw Fluffy in the middle of the story. Neville was also involved in a fight with Malfoy in Quidditch matches. Subcerita of this book is Ron Neville advised to defend himself. However, the part where Neville tried to block Harry, Ron and Hermione remain in the film. 
  • In the novel dangerous forest that lies outside of Hogwarts called the Forbidden Forest (Forbidden Forest) while in the jungle movie is Forest of Darkness (Dark Forest). 
  • Role as a commentator Lee Jordan Quidditch match is not too prominent, while Jordan's comments in the book is always interesting because many times interrupted by Professor McGonagall.
 
Source : http://www.swaraunib.com/2012/09/resensi-buku-harry-potter-and-the-sorcerers-stone/#.UR_UQqzcCup

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