Meanwhile, some cinemas are employing ushers with special night-vision goggles to spy any potential Potter pirates.
"We've already received positive feedback from cinema-goers when explaining what these are being used for," said a spokesman for Odeon cinemas.
"Staff have also been briefed on patrolling the auditorium to check for any recording equipment and random bag checks may be carried out."
Jail
The Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) told CBBC Newsround Online that people caught videoing in a cinema could face up to 10 years in jail if it's proved they intended to sell their film.