In Harry Potter what is the difference between Charms and Spells?
Q. I decided to re-read the Harry Potter series this summer and I would like to know what is the real difference between a charm and a spell. I've noticed some spells do have counterspells while Charms usually don't. So does that mean Charms will simply wear off eventually? It's really confusing to me.
Asked by Skylar's Mommy - Wed Jul 29 09:23:09 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This is a good question. First and foremost, a charm is in the broad category of a spell. Charms are spells that you place upon an object or occasionally a living thing. It will make the object, bigger, better, stronger, etc. For example, the Accio charm. You place the charm upon an object, and it will rise into the air, making it better for your personal uses and reasons. Another example is the bubble-head charm. You place the charm upon your head, and a bubble of air will appear around it, making yourself stronger than usual, seeing that you will then be able to breathe under water. Charms are positive things, and will not hurt the object or user. They are the opposite of a curse, who's job is to hurt, harm, or weaken things. Charms… [cont.]
Answered by Joel - Fri Jul 31 10:42:18 2009

What time should I go to the movie theater to see Harry Potter?
Q. Tomorrow night, well, technically Wednesday at 12:01am, I'm going to go see the new Harry Potter movie. We already got tickets, but I was just wondering if we should go early and if so at what time. Usually for things like this, they tell you to go early to get good seats but I'm not sure how crazy my area is for Harry Potter. (I live in Quebec.) What do you think?
Asked by Samantha - Mon Jul 13 21:07:34 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hey as an employee at AMC i know what a mess Harry Potter is going to be. If its anything like Dark Knight, all the seats will sell out. Usually you will get the die hards that come in at 4 in the afternoon but the lines probably wont really start forming until after 8 or 9.
Answered by alex03070307 - Tue Jul 14 11:55:13 2009

How early should I be at the NYC Harry Potter premiere to be near the red carpet?
Q. I'm planning on July 9th to go see the red carpet of the Harry Potter premiere in NYC and I was just wondering how it all works. Can you just show up? Do you need a ticket? I don't want to try and actually see the movie or anything I just wanna stand with the other fans near the red carpet to see the stars and stuff. And how early should I get there to have a good view?
Asked by Songbird - Sun Jun 28 17:40:36 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Umm...get a life! No kidding be there at least a week before
Answered by wee andy - Sun Jun 28 17:49:42 2009