Did you notice that Snape..?
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2, Professor Snape still helps the Order when he redirects McGonagall’s spells to knock out his fellow Death Eaters. He also takes their wands before he flies out the window to make sure they could no longer harm any students. In the books, there are no Death Eaters around him so it was a nice touch to add this detail in the movie.
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He was all ways helping them
Always 😆
Thank you for butchering one of the sweetest lines ...
"After all this time...?"
"Always"
@@Nimoot I do what I can to fuck shit up, it's a talent of mine
the reasons I like Snape:
1. Ships wolfstar
2. Killed dumbledore
3. Died.
Mans lived a good life
Well students were tortured while he was headmaster but probably not a lot he could have done
Ooooh shit...I knew about Snape redirecting McGonagall's spells to hit the people behind him but I never noticed that he snatched their wands before leaving like that boss that he is. RIP Snape and Rickman ❤️❤️❤️
But he didnt look closer you’ll see that the wands are on the floor
I love this change
R.I.P Alan Rickman 🕊️🙏
I wondered what the point of that last left-right swoop was before he exits.
yeah , i just noticed that he jumps to both sides , i didn't know that he snatched their wands
You can see both hesitate to duel each other and Snape's grabs his wand more tightly when he sees she's not going to back down but the disappointment in their face says it all
He doesn't do it out of necessity to fight or anything like that, but because he's upset.
@@Ranger1812 no he does it because he has too dumbass 😂
It's not disappointment it's extreme sadness, frustration and hurt, sickness to their stoumachs, denial and disbelief and anger all rolled into one emotion . .
Pain.
Neither want to harm the other. I believe she realized his true loyalty in this moment though.
Snape is the main one thats holding back. He couldve easily hurt her bu he didnt want to even if it wouldve made his image look more real. So he redirected her spells to take the deatheaters put and didnt shoot a single spell at her.
After all this time?
‘…Always…’
RIP Alan Rickman
RIP Michael Gambon
Snape carrying the burden of guilt and despair along the way till his death in order to carry out Dumbeldore's orders and protectHarry Potter
The Harry Potter version of Itachi Uchiha.
Snape will always be my favorite Harry Potter character, may he rest in peace ❤
His face when mcgonagall, his colleague and friend, raised her wand against him 😭 he knew he had to play the bad guy, he was the most selfless person in this series 😭
He was a peice of racist trash. He didn't care for anyone. He wouldn't have even "turned good" if voldemort had just knocked out Lily instead of killing her. The only reason he was even alive was because Dumbledore was using him. He should have been in Azkaban. He abused children, including Harry. He is not a hero.
"He was the bravest man I've ever known."
@@Ranger1812 Yeah, not his Godfather that was tortured for years and whose first thoughts when escaping prison was to make sure Harry was safe and taken care of.
Or the Centaur that knowingly fought off something foul enough to kill and consume Unicorns.
Any of his massive pack of friends that fought with him against Voldemort, especially Chad Neville!
Or any of the Adults that did the same but were also good people...
No... the evil douche.... more proof that JK is just a very lucky but ultimately mediocre writer.
@@Pistonrager Acknowledging Snape's acts isn't discrediting anyone else's. Obviously.
The idea that Firenze's saving Harry in the forest makes him more brave than Snape is completely new to me and utterly hilarious. Yes. Firenze is the bravest man Harry ever knew. Brilliant.
This isn't Harry's or Rowling's downfall. It's your own.
@Ben Lovegood I disagree with your arguments.
A magicless centaur vs an unknown creature capable of catching and killing a unicorn. Even minus the knowledge that it was Voldemort that's bravery to defend strangers from something clearly more powerful.
Thanks for discounting the work of the others to mock the effort of the centaur, btw.
Snapes bravery was to use his plot convenient anti-mind-read magic against Voldies plot convenient mind-read magic, and wait for the signal. The signal, I'll remind you, is Harry going to be killed by voldy. Then, assuming Voldemort is a moron and hasn't made and hidden mor Horcruxes... wait.. no... no bad writing here. What time turners? Any way Snape is the best, fin.
Ngl Professor McGonagall was packing some fucking heat when they fought in this scene.
Thank you for a great laugh! Awesome comment
Pretty sure she was running a 20mm the entire film.
she said: “NOT MY STUDENTS”
She was ttrying to kill him lol
She's formidable. Snape knew she was an extreme threat.
Professor Snape is like cold outside, warm inside. When he helps people, he doesn't even let people know. Such a awesome guy.
He actually was never a warm person. If he was warm, he would have been kind to Neville. Your phrase fits to Minerva McGonagall, she was the one who actually had no hidden agenda for&with Harry but still cared for him
@@saquib9148 You should watch that scene again where Snape died in front of Harry and told him to take his tears. That scene isn't warm enough? 🤦🤦🤦
@@saquib9148He was protecting harry since book 1. If you don’t understand why he had to act cold towards Harry then I don’t know what to tell you
@@dazzamcg2369 (Edit- Sorry couldn't resist writing a monologue 🥹) You can't, because i understand why he was shit towards harry because he was a living reminder of the bully of his life and the love too. It was a torture for him in his head, but you also have to understand that he is not a very aged teacher(unlike movies) in the books, he is only in his early 30s when harry comes and he hasn't forgotten his scars. What you should think about is why he was partial to everyone except Slytherin, if you have read the books you know it, and why he was so shitty to Neville(though he has undergone almost same childhood if not worse, because he is considered a nobody and his parents are worse than dead), yet then Severus treats him like shit. You should know that i almost worship the Snape character in the franchise, but he is dark and you are trying me for saying that he was dark.
Also he’s the bad guy from diehard
Snape spent his last moments being hated by all the students while still trying to help
Severus Snape is the true protagonist of the series. He is the only one with a positive character arc. He recognizes that he has done wrong, repents, and dedicates his life to setting things right, at great cost to himself and with no recognition until it is too late.
Too true.
Dude the way they portray snape in the movies is insanely great. most of the time the students are always suspicious of him, and through your first view, you’re kind of suspicious of him too or you think of him as a kind of shady, bad guy. But when you rewatch them, you pick up on all the ways he was actually trying to help and it’s just so wholesome and fantastic…
I actually think that's all Rickman. He almost turned down the role until Rowling explained the ending to him, outright refusing to take any other actor for the role.
For quite a long time, he was the only one other than Rowling to know his fate, so I'm fairly certain he added those questionable expressions himself
Rickman made the role his own
Yup, when you watch HBP and hear the way Dumbledore says, "Please," it becomes clear on rewatching it after we know how it all turns out that Dumbledore wasn't pleading for his life, but was asking Snape to follow through with the task he did NOT want to do.
I did once I saw the memories everything made sense they hid the reality very well
Snape parents harry when he gets distracted
To me, Snape was by far the most complex and most tragic character in the entire Harry Potter series. He wasn’t perfect as he did still become a death eater in the first place and felt guilty for doing so and disappointing his one true love. When he found out her life was in jeopardy, he did everything in his power to save her and then devote his entire life to protecting Harry. He probably had some resentment towards Harry because he did get bullied by Harry’s father and they always talk about how Harry is like his father. Plus there multiple times when Harry was just downright unlikeable. At the end of the day though, his devotion to Lily made him have the same devotion towards Harry even if it wasn’t expressed outwardly. Everything he did was to protect Harry.
It's crazy how good of a dualist he was
Snape was and is still till this day the baddest double agent ever
Snape was always a hero. His story was sad but full of love.
I think Mcgonagal noticed Snape was not who she thought he was when he didn't attack back. This is the same man who created and knows extremely gruesome spells so him not attacking is a giveaway
I think she saw him pick up the death eaters wands and not take the death eaters before leaving
Snatching the wands was a detail I never knew, I always just saw it as him trying to evade any further attacks, but that's pretty damn cool.
Maggie smith and Alan Rickman were perfect here. Just perfect. The whole cast in the potter universe was on point.
He knew he had to play the villain, but the look in his eyes when McGonagall went in front. The movie series wasn't amazing, but it's still a masterpiece. All the imperfections and mistakes, all of that made this a masterpiece.
It's through the imperfections ....blah blah blah idk what I was going to say.
Movie series wasn’t amazing, but its still a masterpiece?
How can that be possible, that statement completely contradicts itself.
Not bothered about people’s personal opinions though, but what you say is the opposite to the other.
I personally have never seen a better adaption from a book series to movie series than the Harry potter franchise. Maybe Lord of the Rings as well. Nothing else comes close to them.
@@sillysokka1130 he wanted to sound clever, but didn't even read it once again
"wasn't amazing, still a masterpiece"
are you high or just an idiot?
he died young but at least he made it worthwhile
So that's why Snape did a few hop arounds before flying through the window.
Im currently enjoying the franchise with my kiddo and right from the get go, Snape has always looked out for Harry.
I still remember the feeling when the truth about Snape was revealed in 'Deathly Hallows'. Severus Snape was the true hero of the series all along and we didn't know it until it was too late.
They also did him dirty in the movies.
They didn't do him justice for how much he cared about Harry
He was a dick in the books
@@jbear3478 he was, but was protecting Harry at every turn, only time he wasnt was when teleported in the fifth book, and watched sedric die
@@GoldEagle117Cedric died in the 4th book, and Snape wasn't around at the time.
@@thesimslover82884 MB always get 4th and 5th turned around, and ya thats my point
@@GoldEagle117 Snape wouldn't have been able to save Cedric anymore then he could've saved the teacher that Voldemort captured. You can't exactly trick Voldemort into believing you're a loyal follower, but then openly resist him, in his presence.
Mr. Snape was the lowkey hero in the harry potter movie. Its so sad he not very recognized not until the vrry finally ep in the war 😔😔😔
From books, a reference, because Snape had promised Dumbledore that he would protect the Student if it gets into Dark lord's hands
In the book she tryed to stab him to death... 🥺 yeah Professor McGonagall doesn’t play around...
as she should i hate him so
@@chloeee_ Care to explain why?
W proffessor McGonagoll
@@tomasrichardson9262 Snape is a very complicated character, he may have had redemption but he still did many things that are unforgivable
That was a proper duel, this scene was just for little kid brains to comprehend
I like how he shields the trio from Lupin in the third movie
Professor Snape was 100% the underdog of the story.
R.I.P Alan Rickman😔 Snape was one of my fav hp characters
He was helping them...
Always...
this is so sweet i didnt even notice thank you
You know how these are so random and you are watching the scene and your arms go crazy with goose bumps…this!
I never knew that! I've watched it so many times, and I remember how the spells hit the deatheaters but didn't understand he did that on purpose. It makes sense when "Harry" is explaining to his son on how he was named after 2 of the greatest headmasters, with Severus being one of them. I keep learning more over time.
Because it’s not true.
Neville:I used to be scared of him anyway.
And what about in The Prisoner of of Azkaban. When Lupin is turning into a werewolf, Snape comes out of the tree and sees the kids and started to yell at them til he notices the werewolf. Then he steps in front of them, shielding them with his body. He hated those kids, but he still protected them from harm. He was a darn good teacher.
they made him a saint in the movies, this never happened in the books. He bullied neville to a state where he was nevilles biggest fear. Wanted to poison his toad and shit. Not a very good teacher imo
His nose is a symbol of greatness
I do notice, like he's hesitant a lot and this strengten my thought process that snape is on the student side
His always been on Harry’s side protecting him since book 1.
That is the coolest thing I never knew that!!! That’s amazing, omg. Just proves how badass film-Snape was. I can’t believe it, I’m shocked, actually. I LOVE HP, but I usually prefer the books over the movies. I know they can’t transfer everything in the books to the films. It drives me nuts, however, when they change things. In this case though, they did a MASTERFUL job. Wow. I wonder who first noticed it? I’ve never heard of it anywhere, and the movies have been out for years by now. Awesome video clip, too. Thank you!
Snape was BY FAR my favourite Harry Potter character
R.I.P Alan Rickman you will never be forgotten❤❤
Snape will ALWAYS be the hero!
Shape always protected Harry even if he seemed evil he wasn’t
Love that they added that but there is tons of changes from movie to book that we could get into definitely read them if you haven’t
I wish they had made the duel like the one in the books: McGonagall sends a flaming lasso at Snape, he turns it into a black serpent, she turns it into a swarm of daggers which he blocks with a suit of armor.
I didn’t realize he took the wands too 👏
Snape being a father figure
I feel still sorry that he didn't have his own children but only that weird relationship with Harry.
Snape was fucking badass man
It's surprising to me that McGonagall didnt notice that he did that. You'd think, out of all people, she would have.
Probably because it never happened in the book. In the book she straight up kicked his ass.
@@iainwhite8617 very true lol
That’s because he never did.
Play the movie and u will see the wands next to them after he’s gone
The movie scene was better@@iainwhite8617
You can hear McGonagall shouting "Coward" through the narrators voice
"McGonagall".
@@Ranger1812 Sorry I didn't think this was a spelling bee 😑
That's not narrator's voice... Which narrator? That's her voice
And that's while McGonagall was unaware that Snape was trying to help the students while playing villain himself
@@White_Tuskyou mean, the narrator of this particular short?
Snape is most definitely the best character. Also, couldn’t the death eater still technically punch the students? They don’t necessarily need wands to preform the act of hitting someone. Also, why don’t death eaters take guns with them just in case their wands are stolen?
Maybe I memory is fading from not watching the movies in a while but I never knew there were death eaters behind him or that he took their wands.
Fuck!!!! Never noticed he redirected the spells and even took their wands with him.
She lucky snape actually cared , if he didn't she would've been dead💯
I didnt even notice he did that but snape has been the hero ever since the first movie and after i first watched the last movie and saw that he was behind mostly all the times harry was saved is when i started to love snape now when i watch from the beginning i love snape the most
In interviews Alan Rickman how odd it was to be pointing a stick of wood/ wand ( not the most threatening prop at Dame Maggie Smith ( an icon of British theatre) who he greatly admired)
Always.
He didnt take their wands...you can see that the one on the left is still there
Didn't know that
Cause he made it up and the deatheaters are idiots that can't defend themselves with their wands out...
Old misconception that Snape took their wands. A few scenes lateer, if you look carefully, you will see that the Carrow-Sister is still holding her wand...
He doesnt take their wands. Pause it when he hit the window, you can the wands on the floor still.
The death eaters were definitely there in the book
Snape is a legend
My friend who only saw cuts thought that’s when snape died
He is like the shadow hokage in naruto he always helps from the shadows
The Sasuke to Dumbledore's Naruto, perhaps? 🤔
It was all plained even mcgonagall already was known about the plan but she had to fight snape
Movie Snape is written better than book Snape.
Nah, they just made up more bs to try and make him sympathetic.
@@PistonragerNo Alan's Snape is the real true Snape. Not all book, not even all movie, Alan portrayed Snape the way he felt his persons was, after JK revealed a small part of Snape's backstory. He wouldn't do a scene if he thought Snape wouldn't do it. Alan portrayed Snape for 10 years, and 8 movies. He gave his character life breath and soul. Alan is the physical embodiment of Snape. You want to know why he's the favorite and most celebrated character?
Snape shows us that pure unconditional love can change a person to the good. Snape shows us that the lost lonely and hopeless can find redemption if they just look for it. He teaches us that the old adage, never judge a book by its cover, should be our motto. And last but not least, he shows us that some things are worth dying for.
@@barbarazirger7732 See, this is what I'm talking about. He didn't become good. He was always a selfish prick and when the one thing he liked was taken from him he switched sides for revenge.
Movie snape is the "True Snape" that is a strange argument for "he really thought his character would still abuse kids". Putting aside the Scotsman argument, nothing he acted was "good". Not sure why you would bring up popularity, though ive never seen him in a high position on the poles i have seen. People like villians AND sob stories of unrequited love? Shocking.
He did as he was told by the person keeping him safe. He didn't become a wholesome figure, didn't soften in his grief. He was in every way an asshole. There are few examples of him doing "good" things and every one of them is either by order or self interest.
Even him being a spy for Dumbledore is terrible writing. Known as a spy after the disappearance of Voldemort.... and then immediately back in voldemorts good graces, as a what? Double spy? The Death eaters should have killed him. Voldy should have.
BUT did you notice its a chessboard play? McGonagall advances in a straight line like the black queen to protect her king/Harry. Snape redirects diagonally because he's a bishop, the most trusted advisor.
I wonder, with McGonagall being as intelligent as she is, if she knew this
Snape was practically unbeatable in a duel lol
"Hey babe, new robot voice just dropped" 🤖
It was a nice touch but to be honest those two would have been down for the count once snape had left regardless of him redirecting spells lol.
Stuff happens so fast with Snape that it's hard to tell that's he actually helping out. My favorite character after I realized the truth of it all.
I’ve always found it odd the way he flew out of there.. before i thought he was injured but now seeing this it all makes sense now why he flew away like that..
snape gives itachi vibes all the way 😭
YESSSSSS
Bruh she relit the fire
Snape: Makes sure the death eaters can't hurt the children anymore
Also Snape: Forces students to practice unforgivable curses on 11-year-olds
When did he do that? Was it in the books (it's been a while that i've read them)
@@carina-nonbinary I've never read the books, (really wanted to, but I refuse to give Rowling any money), but Neville states it in the movie when he talks to Harry at the school
@@justanordinarydemigay5243 as a non binary person: thanks i respect that :) i really can't remember that. I thought the only person in Hogwarts to do that was Umbridge... i'll look it up
@@carina-nonbinary the carrows did this while snape was the headmaster
@@justanordinarydemigay5243 wasn't Snape who did this. It was death eaters appointed by Voldy. Snape obviously couldn't interfere without blowing up his cover. He still tried to protect the kids any way he could. But yeah not surprising to see that Griffindors blamed it all on Snape. They believed him to have killed Dumbles after all.
SNAPE WAS THE ITACHI OF HARRY POTTER
I always wondered why he double bounced instead of just going out the window..
Would love to see Harry’s life after hogwarts … dude been fighting dark wizards his whole life.
Snape was the absolute badass
I didn’t know that
I love Snape. Bless him. Always underrated and misunderstood. The way surius and Harry's dad and mates picked on him and bullied him, wasn't nice. Karma what comes around goes around
This specific detail blows my mind. I didn’t notice the wand bit until my sister pointed it out. She’s 14 and just started Harry Potter.
It was a journey looking at your siblings loving Harry Potter as much as I did, not until I saw one of the Book covers torn 🤣💔
No he didn’t take their wands.. look closely
Never noticed the wands
Out of all the things Snape was. He was never a "coward" ❤❤❤😢
Movies did this scene better. The book ones not that good
I never really noticed that before 😅
He doesn’t grab their wands.
The way she moved her hands 2 seconds before sending the curse tells me she did that ! Not him.
Surely planned that all along Clueless
He only deflects McGonagall, where he's definately powerful enough to go toe to toe with her. Instead he indeed redirected McGonagall's attacks to take out the Carrow siblings, who were known for their cruelty, taking out two of Voldemort's lieutenants. Taking their wands is iciing on the cake.
Wrong, it was McGonagall it’s in the books
I knew Snape didn't use my spells on McGonagall cos he didn't want to hurt anyone
Why is everyone saying he is selfless. If you live Snape and believe he can do no wrong so much, then tell me why NEVILLE'S FUDGING BOGGART WAS HIM AND NOT THE WIZARDS THAT TORTURED HIS PARENTS?? HUH? OUR WHY HE THREATENED TO KILL NEVILLE'S TOAD?? OR WHY HE FAVORED SLYTHERINS SO OBVIOUSLY THAT YOU'D HAVE TO BE BLIND AND DEAF TO THINK OTHERWISE??
Definitely the bravest character in the series
To live on when the love of his life was murdered. And to protect her child until his last breath. It gave him a purpose to live. So heartbreaking
❤️ I love Snape
so nice... interesting that it only happens in the movie.
and that there was that "rumor" about Alan Rickman refusing to become Severus Snape for the Harry Potter franchise until JK revealed to him, in secret, that Snape was a good guy.
everybody praises Snape for being such a great, selfless, guy that managed to trick Voldemort and protect Harry because of his love for Lily.
it's the same sh*t that happens with all the people that fanfic Hermione and Draco as a couple because Watson and Felton are good looking and make a great couple.
since Alan Rickman refused to be a bad/evil guy, then Snape had to be a good guy. even if it doesn't make any sense.
this detail of using McGonagall spells to defeat death eaters before stealing their wands is great at the movies but it's tiring to see people use this kind of "only in the movies" sh*t to praise a death eater that revealed the prophecy to voldemort.
If you look closely, he actually doesn't take their wands. Him flying left and right before flying out the window doesn't mean he took their wands lol. You can't just assume and make stuff up and present them as facts. Since there's no evidence, him taking the wands is purely a theory, and should therefore be presented as one.
severus was never evil, you know the reindeer patronus that saves harry?
that’s severus’s patronus, not Harry’s even though it showed Harry create it.
it was actually severus. nice little detail I noticed because the deer patronus that funko made is actually named ‘Severus Snape’s Patronus’.