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If Harry didn't free Dobby he'd probably have lived. The road to hell is indeed paved with good intentions.

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How is this Movie 20 years old

And what if he refused? Was that explained? Can't remember much of the movie and haven't read the book

What ended up happenijg to that guy?

Hello Cyber Controller. Hello Doctor.

Damn a Rookwood again

I can touch you now.

Michael was the worst dumbledore it makes me sad

then snape proceed to use all of that for barty crouch

Basically Volemort called his Death Eaters, kinda like sharing your location on Whatsapp

It shows how awfull their education system is that it takes a literal dementor to be one of the greatest defence againts dark art teacher...

Its funny that after Dumbledore tells Snape who has been stealing from his stores, Snape throws a look at Harry in the background and the kid is just like "i told you so."😂

Dobby was my favorite character and this is my favorite scene.

Bubble Juice 🎉🎉🎉🎉

I love how they groan at Snape's name, probably cause every captured deatheater and their mother's have ratted him out already

I want to be a Dark Wizard! Revenge Time🌌🕯️✨🌈☀️⭐🌞🧡🔥💛🌃🎃🔨🌍

Just pointing out that snape “the protector” offered Harry as a bait yes dumbledore agrees but dude just offered him as a meal to Baldy Voldy

Why was jr there? Seemed like a poor choice to at hearing where a informant was listing off names so he could get free

You spelt 'jinny' wrong it 'ginny"😂

David Tennant with another peak performance

Umbridge strolls in and just uses it liberally.

I would like to point out that this torture device is not described in the book, in the book there are only chains that tie you to the chair

I loved David Tennant's performance so much that I wanted to see more of him but alas. Barty Crouch Jr. more or less died because of a Dementors Kiss he was given shorty after the 4th books events.

What was the other arms purpose

"regrettably" forbiddened Hits hard

They were taking care of a grown ass man and he was happy to stay that way. He could have ran off at anytime and gotten some wizard to turn him back. Unless he lost his mind and thought he was a rat. The idea that he was thinking like a person is very disturbing

He considers them servants not friends

"Hello father. I'm the Doctor" "Doctor who?" "Exactly"

Nice!😊

Love that he shuts the door to lock himself in the cupboard just to make a point 😂😂

Only think i didnt like about the film is all this time in the movie it was bartey crouch jr. This time no madeye moody

Best potter movie, from the books I always liked half blood and the order of the phoenix.

What accent does Mr Crouch have?

I mean he could have acted surprised and denied instead of instantly trying to run and immediately looking guilty lol

That was the moment where the edward cullen lore begun.

Tom Riddle Child born technically in orphanage, witnessed dry isolated life, seen people snatch power by gathering groups and fear torture, death for which they can be twisted as per our will so went to master that art, he was independent, had no loved ones, had single comfort zone ie power whenever he is paramount he is comfortable whenever he is out of power he is uncomfortable 😊.

David Tennant is so good here

And then , Fudge was indeed seen as a coward

Shiiit dumbledor literally said snape was a spy for there side, and know one took notice until he was revealed in the deathly hallows part 2.

So Tom comes back as a spat up whale vomit ball once a bag of cats is cast into the river?

I love Harry Potter series 🥰🥰 lots of love from India 💕💕

The doctor is crashing out

If Cedric survived, no one would have believe that Voldemort is back

It's so weird because they had to simplify all of this down for time.Since this is multiple scenes in the book.

As much as I love alan rickman. He never comes to just how nasty of a character snape is in the book. A book snape is so incredibly vicious and determined to ruin Harry's life. Every single opportunity he gets movie snape is so tame by comparison

why dose azkaban exist ?

Dreams are such a cheap and lazy storytelling technique

Hey it's evil David tennent

This is my favorite book and even though there's a lot of contrast, this is still my favorite HP Movie.