What hurts me the most in this scene is Dumbledore "Please" to Severus, because it was not a request for compassion but to fulfill the promise they had agreed upon.
What hurts me the most is he didn’t die from the curse, he died from the fall. The curse only works if you mean it, snape didn’t mean it. Plus the spell he was using on Harry to keep him quiet and still didn’t break until albus fell, not when the spell hit
We don't really know how difficult it is or isn't to alter the potion recipes. You can roll a lemon on the countertop and get more juice out of it, shouldn't take a genius to figure that out, just like using the backside of a knife to juice a shrivlefig.
@@maraudentium2607 but the most brilliant witch of her age couldn't figure it out even after Harry spilled it for her ... Snape is brilliant don't downplay him
Snape said something about understanding fine distinctions, an artistic, imaginative mind. Hermione had the former but not the later, she's rigidly scientific and methodical in her approach. Snape was a natural, a dab hand, just like Harry's mom.
@@chrisantony6218 Hermione isn't intuitively smart the same way others are. She is very booksmart but also sees those instructions as the highest authority.
Snape also made his own spells. per lore no one has done that in the potter universe for at least 50 years. not even Dumbledore has created spells from scratch. dude could had easily been the next dark lord. Also, per canon and this come from Dumbledore himself, he stated Snaped to be keener to the Dark arts than himself.
Oh I remember when the book came out. I couldn't get my hands on it for some time and neither could my cousin. And then one day my cousin was just complaining to me how she was on this website which promised no spoilers but then she saw a fan-made drawing of Dumbledore's funeral which of course spoiled his death and I just stared at her like "Did you just spoil it for me too?!" I still get angry just thinking about it :D
For those who don't know/don't remember - in the book, Dumbledore stuns Harry so that he won't be caught/intervene, losing his one chance to defend himself against Draco before being disarmed.
Yes, the movie has made Dumbledor appear very weak here, however the book showcases a much more tense, rushed scene where Dumbledor had to protect Harry over himself.
We all in this scene hv no idea that "Severus please" is not a pleading for life.. but pleading for death. Ahhh Dumbledore manipulation... i always feel if Dumbledore told snape all those secrets prior. Many wizards who lost their lives including himself wouldve been alive. Arrggh Dumbledore 😤😤
Are we going to ignore the pain in Snape's voice before killing Dumbledore? 😢 I'm glad we got a glimpse of his memories to understand where his heart truly belongs.
Dumbledore was a dieing man anyway. The sickness was contained to his hand, but eventually it would spread. Better to get killed instantly by a friend than tortured to death by Voldie. You could argue that Snape&Dumbledore would've been strong enough to fight off Bellatrix, but Dumbledore would still be dieing and it would blow the cover of Snape.
@@IcyDeath91 Dumbledore was weakened at this point, but yes they very likely could have fight them off. It would've blown Snape's cover only to save Dumbledore's life, who was a dying man.
In the books, Dumbledore paralyzes Harry so he doesn't interfere or try to save him. Harry was also covered by the Invisibility Cloak, and Snape never saw or knew he was even there. The only thing that went wrong was Draco disarming Dumbledore, thus transferring ownership of the Elder Wand to him. The idea was for Dumbledore to die by Snape's hand and thus give the Elder Wand to him, a man he trusted, but due to Snape being late that didn't work out. Even though it all worked out well in the end, with Harry becoming master of the Elder Wand by overpowering Draco at the Malfoy Manor (Something he couldn't possibly hope to do with Snape) and beating Voldemort (Who was using the wand at the moment) due to that technicality, as the Elder Wand cannot be forced to harm it's own master. (Harry gets away with a lot cuz of technicalities. Hmmm)
Albus Please. Severus avada kadavra. Xd pd severus yes. I'm the Half-blood Prince. RIP Alan Rickman 38 years And Michael Gambon 82 years For Albus illuminating :(
The fact that most book readers hate this scene Like how they hate the fact that the movies and that stupid old Gambon ( ohh I should not use such language ) But that Gambon out of his ignorance didn’t read the books when he was repeatedly told to do so. But he didn’t do saying he wanted to make the character of Dumbledore as he likes But in reality what does that Gambon made it look like is-: a funny, old mistake making, and a manipulator, who used and didn’t cared about others
I love how they were all scared Bellatrix would kill hagrid. If they didn’t read the book first that is.
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Severus Snape and Dumbledore had an agreement so that Voldemort would trust Snape completely. Also, Dumbledore did not ask for mercy, he asked him to kill him, no he pleased Snape to kill him.
It’s beyond worth it, sadly you lost this surprise. The books are far better and incredibly easy to read but the films are great. Only issue is they take most of Harry and Ron’s great moments to prop up Hermione and they water down Harry’s personality to nearly nothing
😂it's amazing that so many channels are pretending they have never watched any movie or heard music. Now there's specific channels dedicated to them talking about it before hand.
I didn't even kill him on impact, like Snape didn't mean to kill him so the spell didn't work as intended. Dumbledore fell and still conscious with probably the fall killing him more so than the curse.
@@shadi6484 Dumbledore took precious seconds to immobilize Harry, so Malfoy was able to disarm Dumbledore. Harry was under the Invisibility Cloak and completely paralyzed throughout the entire scene. When Dumbledore died, the spell on Harry was lifted, so Harry knew that Dumbledore was definitely dead.
@@goldytwatus1674 How do you know? Potter was massive, pretty much everybody had readd the books or seen the movies. Fake first time reactions is a real problem with YT reactors.
What hurts me the most in this scene is Dumbledore "Please" to Severus, because it was not a request for compassion but to fulfill the promise they had agreed upon.
:/
true, Dumbledore didn't ask for mercy, he's literally beg Severus to kill him
What hurts me the most is he didn’t die from the curse, he died from the fall. The curse only works if you mean it, snape didn’t mean it. Plus the spell he was using on Harry to keep him quiet and still didn’t break until albus fell, not when the spell hit
THAT shit hurts to think about@@Catherine.Dorian.
@@drmrbepis I know, right? When I read the books originally as a kid I didn’t really connect it but when I reread it I was horrified
No one ever mentions the brilliancy of Snape as a potions master. He altered that potions book while a boy at school ..
We don't really know how difficult it is or isn't to alter the potion recipes.
You can roll a lemon on the countertop and get more juice out of it, shouldn't take a genius to figure that out, just like using the backside of a knife to juice a shrivlefig.
@@maraudentium2607 but the most brilliant witch of her age couldn't figure it out even after Harry spilled it for her
...
Snape is brilliant don't downplay him
Snape said something about understanding fine distinctions, an artistic, imaginative mind. Hermione had the former but not the later, she's rigidly scientific and methodical in her approach. Snape was a natural, a dab hand, just like Harry's mom.
@@chrisantony6218
Hermione isn't intuitively smart the same way others are. She is very booksmart but also sees those instructions as the highest authority.
Snape also made his own spells. per lore no one has done that in the potter universe for at least 50 years. not even Dumbledore has created spells from scratch. dude could had easily been the next dark lord. Also, per canon and this come from Dumbledore himself, he stated Snaped to be keener to the Dark arts than himself.
That guy on right was pissed 😂
Over invested and then some.
Hes my favorite XD im dying to his reactions
The violent "piss on me chips!!" had me dyyying 😂😂
Same! 😂
I just randomly heard this and came to the comments hahahahha!
Bro was not having a good time 😂 that dude was pissed
Oh I remember when the book came out. I couldn't get my hands on it for some time and neither could my cousin. And then one day my cousin was just complaining to me how she was on this website which promised no spoilers but then she saw a fan-made drawing of Dumbledore's funeral which of course spoiled his death and I just stared at her like "Did you just spoil it for me too?!" I still get angry just thinking about it :D
I still have tear drops on the pages of that book. I was a wreck after reading it.
That’s rough buddy
@@reystlin7789 did you just Sokka me? 😅
@@Domihork yeap :D
We need the next part for Snape’s memories 🤝🏾
sure :)
@@lornfor thannk youu
For those who don't know/don't remember - in the book, Dumbledore stuns Harry so that he won't be caught/intervene, losing his one chance to defend himself against Draco before being disarmed.
I hate how in the movies they always change everything. Can’t they just leave it as accurate as it should be?
@@AntalBoti250it was way better in books
Way more emotional and senseful
But in movies they ruin it all
@JohnJohnson27-cs6ix It's a small change that literally changes the story. And also this isn't the only example
Also he was under the Invisibility Cloak as well.
Yes, the movie has made Dumbledor appear very weak here, however the book showcases a much more tense, rushed scene where Dumbledor had to protect Harry over himself.
The fact that I watched all of them 😂
This mashup format is insanity.
Draco ..... you ain't that guy -Dumbledore
We all in this scene hv no idea that "Severus please" is not a pleading for life.. but pleading for death. Ahhh Dumbledore manipulation... i always feel if Dumbledore told snape all those secrets prior. Many wizards who lost their lives including himself wouldve been alive. Arrggh Dumbledore 😤😤
Are we going to ignore the pain in Snape's voice before killing Dumbledore? 😢 I'm glad we got a glimpse of his memories to understand where his heart truly belongs.
Dumbledore was a dieing man anyway. The sickness was contained to his hand, but eventually it would spread. Better to get killed instantly by a friend than tortured to death by Voldie. You could argue that Snape&Dumbledore would've been strong enough to fight off Bellatrix, but Dumbledore would still be dieing and it would blow the cover of Snape.
Dumbledore couldve taken them all alone. Snape mightve been able to as well. Obviously both of them together would have no issues.
@@IcyDeath91 Dumbledore was weakened at this point, but yes they very likely could have fight them off. It would've blown Snape's cover only to save Dumbledore's life, who was a dying man.
Dumbledore didn't mean for Draco to disarm him, as he wanted to die with the Elder Wand's ownership.
Thus, he was too weak to fight them off.
@@iRazenrak if you get killed with the elder wand you lose ownership. Wasn't the very first owner killed in his sleep?
@@IcyDeath91 its if u get disarmed, not killed
Awesome reaction of my favorite Harry Potter scene!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
thank you :)
In the books, Dumbledore paralyzes Harry so he doesn't interfere or try to save him. Harry was also covered by the Invisibility Cloak, and Snape never saw or knew he was even there.
The only thing that went wrong was Draco disarming Dumbledore, thus transferring ownership of the Elder Wand to him. The idea was for Dumbledore to die by Snape's hand and thus give the Elder Wand to him, a man he trusted, but due to Snape being late that didn't work out.
Even though it all worked out well in the end, with Harry becoming master of the Elder Wand by overpowering Draco at the Malfoy Manor (Something he couldn't possibly hope to do with Snape) and beating Voldemort (Who was using the wand at the moment) due to that technicality, as the Elder Wand cannot be forced to harm it's own master.
(Harry gets away with a lot cuz of technicalities. Hmmm)
loved this, thankyou!
Haha Did that one dad say: "Piss on me chips!"?!
chills all over every time I watch this scene
Still can rather see the raising of the wands without at least tearing up 😢
When I first watched it was like NOOOO
:/
yeah because i did not actually think snape would use the death curse spell@@lornfor
Albus Please.
Severus avada kadavra.
Xd pd severus yes. I'm the Half-blood Prince.
RIP Alan Rickman 38 years
And Michael Gambon 82 years
For Albus illuminating :(
:/
Actually,(sorry if I misspelled that word)Alan Rickman was 69 years old
So nostalgic and legendary...❤
Yess ❤❤❤ please another Harry Potter mashup
:)
Draco you ain't about this life - Snape
The fact that most book readers hate this scene
Like how they hate the fact that the movies and that stupid old Gambon ( ohh I should not use such language )
But that Gambon out of his ignorance didn’t read the books when he was repeatedly told to do so. But he didn’t do saying he wanted to make the character of Dumbledore as he likes
But in reality what does that Gambon made it look like is-: a funny, old mistake making, and a manipulator, who used and didn’t cared about others
Just shut up nobody cares. He was amazing as Dumbledore. If Rowling didn’t think he is good actor for the role she wouldn’t pick him so just piss off.
Dumbledore's "Please!" wasn't "please don't do it", in reality it was about "please go ahead!"
Keep going ❤
sure :) and thank you for your support :)
Now as the Great Albus Dumbledore is dead and gone I have to make believe
When I saw this for the first time I rected exactly like my girl Amber. I was devastated.
do a reaction to Dobby's death- that one always kills me!
I love how they were all scared Bellatrix would kill hagrid. If they didn’t read the book first that is.
Severus Snape and Dumbledore had an agreement so that Voldemort would trust Snape completely. Also, Dumbledore did not ask for mercy, he asked him to kill him, no he pleased Snape to kill him.
I've been playing on watching Harry Potter for the longest but I'm nervous. Is it worth it?
give a try brother :/
@@lornfor alright, maximum effort!
It’s beyond worth it, sadly you lost this surprise. The books are far better and incredibly easy to read but the films are great. Only issue is they take most of Harry and Ron’s great moments to prop up Hermione and they water down Harry’s personality to nearly nothing
@@Catherine.Dorian. I've heard the books are full of a lot of inconsistencies would that impact the story at all? Or just a few minor issues
@@JohnDelayLi books are way better than the movies. not that they're perfect, but still one of the best
If only the rest of the sixth movie was this interesting
I feel bad for Draco dude was a victim
Draco was only a bully he would never become a murderer
React Sirius death, Dobby, Fred,.Lupin and Tonks please
might take some time
This was so sad Dumbledore Harry losing a mentor 😢
absolutely no chance any of them have never watched this before
lol is it that hard to believe?
I've never watched any Harry Potter film all the way through.
Compete opposite of coward that really killed snape on the inside most brave man in the series RIP Alan Rickman!
I am so sad 😢 that Dumbledore is 104 years old and he is older than me and Harry Potter
Asia and BJ are not in this video and you forgot to credit Badd Medicine
Because Dumbledore died when he got killed from Severus Snape
Gandalf. These are heavy fans. Of every that makes money,
All the credits you mentioned in the description, only 3 were real. On this specific video i mean.
Whats hurts me the most is… the amount of talking you guys are doing during one of the best scenes in the series!! 😆
😂it's amazing that so many channels are pretending they have never watched any movie or heard music. Now there's specific channels dedicated to them talking about it before hand.
Dumbledore vs Voldemort plss
Please more harry potter reaction
sure :)
Why he killed gandalf
You need to do when Harry watches Snape's memories
Tumbleydor 😂😂😂
Watching this reminds me why I hate the movie theater experience.
These people react as if they havent watched movie before🤣🤣🤣
The saddest Avada Kedavra in the movie
I didn't even kill him on impact, like Snape didn't mean to kill him so the spell didn't work as intended. Dumbledore fell and still conscious with probably the fall killing him more so than the curse.
I hate people who just cant shut up during movie.
I swear that guy saying “Beatrix” was so fucking annoying
And Harry is just standing there.🤡 The stupidest change from the book.
how did it go in the book? I read the books so many years ago I don't remember them anymore
@@shadi6484 Dumbledore took precious seconds to immobilize Harry, so Malfoy was able to disarm Dumbledore. Harry was under the Invisibility Cloak and completely paralyzed throughout the entire scene. When Dumbledore died, the spell on Harry was lifted, so Harry knew that Dumbledore was definitely dead.
there was no way that you read this part in the book and dont cry for a day! it was dumbeldore man! the movies are aweful.. 😕
не знают что такое минута молчания в память о умершем. Жаль
FAMILY!
Lol!
I love how they act like they never read a book or seen the movie before 😂
Ik, cringe.
I've never seen the film. In fact I have never seen any Harry Potter film all the way through 🤷🏻♀️
I bet every reactor here has read the book or seen the movie before and is acting.
No
@@goldytwatus1674 How do you know? Potter was massive, pretty much everybody had readd the books or seen the movies. Fake first time reactions is a real problem with YT reactors.
This dude with his son is incredible anoying
Sometimes I wonder if those reactions are legit. Meaning was this really their first time watching. I can tell the upper left corner is legit.
some are but majority are probably faked or they're just hyping it up so its a bit more entertaining
sometimes you just want to say- 'shut up and watch the movie' but I guess that would defeat the point of a reaction video.
Now all we need is Snape's Revelation pls
I am so happy Dumbledore died. I only cried when Bellatrix died.
so unique
much special
wow
It's at this point in the franchise where they decided to just do their own thing. Hate it. They ruined the best twist in the series with this scene.
:/
I’m sure all of this makes sense in the books, but in the movies it seems so unnecessary and convoluted. Meh.
Because if dumbleodore didn’t died, part of the prophecy would be wrong and hogwarts would have one of the most powerful wizards ever dead
So many overreactions. Hate it
just shut your mouth..
the books are 10x better