Hey , you like what you like , I like what I like ! You offered , I asked deeper . I ' ll also take a sugar cookie if you have any of them . <| sep |> I have a spider . You think it would work for her ? <| sep |> movies fundimentally changed how casting nonverbal spells makes in order to have an easier time at writing scenes . I actually think one of the main reason they changed that , is that they had a crazy amount of spells flying all over the place and if every user had to say the words all the time , that would get either confusing or amusing . Just look at that fight scene bo 0 ? t 179 And now imagine that for every spell used , somebody would shout Stupify ! or Protego ! . apparating and dissaperatingThat ' s a rather weird thing in the movies . Personally I mostly thought that smoke flight stuff isn ' t apparating . Mostly because there is a lot of apparating throughout the Deathly Hallows movies and they chose a different visual effect there . So i thought the smoke thing is just a nonbook ability they added in for the movies . Yet there are certain scenes in the 5 th movie , where people apparently appear out of nowhere , but are covered in smoke . So they basically apparate , but with the smoke effect around them . They aren ' t flying in though , but rather appearing in the smoke . Plus in Chamber of Secrets Dobby apparates by vanishing into thin air . In Deathly Hallows he apparates the same way as everybody else . In Order of the Phoenix people apparently apparate and fly in smoke . And in Halfblood Prince people fly with smoke , but apparate without it . So whatever is up with apparation in the movies It ' s highly inconsistent . Also have a duel while apparating wouldn ' t make much sense , because apparating is simply teleporting . It ' s not like you can simply shoot a spell while flying . You would have to appear somewhere , shoot a spell and then disappear again , which isn ' t quite what we see . Various apparation scenes from the movie can be seen here in rather bad quality GFz 2 DZLYkuU