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19) The movies miss the magic of the book
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Though the movies have done a commendable job in creating a visual depiction of the magical world of the wizards, they fail to capture the immersive experience that the books can provide even now. The visuals in the movies are limited, while the books rely on the imagination of the readers. The unique connection established through reading is hard to attain through the movies that were released so long ago, according to the viewers.
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Edited by Sangeeta Mathew
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