This simple observation about the future of 'Harry Potter' has gone spell-bindingly v
 

This simple observation about the future of 'Harry Potter' has gone spell-bindingly viral
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Harry Potter is so spell-bindingly popular that it's probably harder to find someone who hasn't read and/or watched it these days than someone who has.

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The hype shows no sign of slowing down, either. A few years ago we had the release of the Cursed Child play, and we're currently one film in to J.K. Rowling's whopping five-part Fantastic Beasts franchise.

The question is, what does the future beyond all that hold?

Well, on Tuesday, Reddit user wunderfizz posited the following theory in the r/Showerthoughts sub:



Let's be honest, it's inevitable, isn't it? When you've got something with as big an audience as Harry Potter, there's absolutely zero chance that the Hollywood studios will ever let it go. Read more...

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