20 Easter Eggs In Harry Potter Films You Didn’t Notice
16. Dragon's Rights
The first and only film directed by Mike Newell is regarded as one of the very finest cinematic depictions of Rowlings wizarding world of the eight. It receive universal acclaim for its newly found humour and the darker tones which it built on from the Prisoner of Azkaban. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire was also praised for the performances of the young actors who were believed to show far more emotional maturity than in previous Potter films.
The actors may have shown more maturity but this didnt stop Newell putting in a little joke for anyone who bothered to sit through the credits. If you wait for long enough after the film you will see the message that no dragons were harmed in the making of this movie disguised by the other, rather more tedious messages of thanks. Thanks for clearing that one up guys.