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I like the part where they have a moment of fun to themselves. Because it shows how even in the darkest of times you can find something fun to do and make each other happy
@@Theskipbalorshow I think that’s the point being made, but yes it’s sad that some of the more emotionally significant scenes had to be cut for time, that and the one with Petunia in the house definitely should have stayed in
It was only one of two moments that made me cry whilst reading the books. Radcliffe's lack of emotion in this deleted scene was probably why they cut it. I can't wait to see the new HBO series, with kids who can actually act. HBO hardly ever get their casting wrong.
@@futurez12 I mean... they've hated each other for years, why would he have feelings towards Dudley now? Remember when Dudley made fun of Harry's dead parents? I wouldn't even shake his hand. And Harry Potter is so popular FYI because of the story, the actors, and their acting skills... the show will be absolute garbage compared to the movies because honestly The Last of Us's casting was laughable, they did Ellie and Joel so wrong, I'm disappointed Neil actually let that happen.
The way i see it when she told harry she also lost a sister she proably felt bad she treated harry the way she did now that harry was trying to protect them from death eaters
@@jordanrobinson9064 it was her way of getting revenge towards her sister, Petunia’s parents treated her the same way she treats Harry, and they treated her sister the same way Dudley is she treated because Lily was a wizard
that stone skipping scene should have been kept in; just like the dance scene between harry and hermione this scene showed "the calm in the storm" and harmony between the three, even if for just a little while.
Why wasn't that Aunt Patunia scene included and that Big D goodbyes scene. Those really accentuated that even the muggle world felt the wraith of the Wizarding World. Poor choice to cut them - the movie needed a bit more humility and substance.
Ya think Arthur twigged that harry and Ron were in front of him? I feel he was looking between the two as if he was recognising Harry’s voice and thinking about what he said ‘they’re watching you’, not ‘we’ are.
Now I'm actually interested, are they supposed to change their voices? Or this is just for the viewer? Because I originally watched movies in dub and they change voices as well
In the movies, they have their own voices (which I kind of prefer), in the book their voices change to the person they are trying to be. I don’t think it’s just for the viewer, coz at some point in 2nd movie Harry says they still sound like themselves when he and Ron are trying to be crabbe and goyle. So they can tell.
Harry was disguised in the books wth Polyjuice Potion. And Ron is supposed to be ill with Spattergroit. Weasleys had convinced everyone that the family ghoul was Ron and was living in quarantine. The Death Eaters and Voldemort believe that Harry had already left the Order's protection by that point. And, Voldemort is obsessed with Blood purity. He didnot want to hurt pureblood wizards if he could help it. He was even ready to forgive Neville since he was a pureblood in the final battle, until Neville told him to fuck off like a boss.
He's gotta make a living bro, the Weasley's can't afford to skip work. And even if you wanna discount that, alot of men go to work during times of tragedy because they feel like their work is the only thing in their life that they have control over, I think it's just logical that he still went to work.
That scene is in the book. Arthur still went to work and was not in big trouble following the wedding attack. The new ministry didn't know that Ron was missing.
@@NostalgiaH8ter it might be in the book, but for people only watching the movie, it would have been confusing to see Arthur in the ministry, as people would have guessed that he was wanted.
they should have kept Ron And Hermione Skipping Stones that is a big scene I think ,shows how much they like each other now , Ron had a moment with Hermione and harry has a big moment with her also? Let me know what you guys think about them removing this scene.
it would've been nice for them to have kept it but it doesn't have that much substance - although it would've been really important to convey their togetherness in the darkest of times and convey their hope for a brighter future. It would've been a great scene in addition to the one already in the movie where harry and Hermione dance to the radio. Both not in the books but great additions. I also noted how their acting would have to improve a bit - it feels like Im watching Rupert and Emma not Ron and heroine tbh
Alot of changes like that is made in film, cause it's really hard to adapt a book to film so changes like that will be made to make things more logical.
Petunia's last speaking with Harry was so perfectly written. It wasn't in the book but I would see that in the film cuz their relationship was different other Dursley's. Petunia wasn't angry to her sister. She was angry that she were thinking she couldn't get a chance as like Lilly had. Great acting from Fiona Shaw. She would made us feel it but David Yates messed it. 👏
@@abc.animal5143 Dudley shakes Harry's hands and says him goodbye as friendly. That also doesn't make up too but it happened inside the book. All characters have a progress in the film. Including even Crabbe and Goyle. I wanna see that scene to see Petunia's character progress has complete. I wanna see her accepting that Petunia's rejection by Dumbledore to join the magical world, becoming a witch and being murdered wasn't Lilly' s fault.
They should’ve kept the Dudley scene and the explanation of Voldemorts taboo name at the very least (even though the latter is self explanatory kinda). And maybe the radio scene too. I feel the addition of the radio in these last two movies was a good way to give exposition and information about events so they wouldn’t be dragging the story’s length by showing them).
The scenes with the Dursleys should've been kept in. It shows the result of Harry being a part of their family and how magic ruined their lives. Vernon was always bitter about magic and Petunia didn't want to lose her husband and son. In the end, they lost their home and Dudley became a bumbling fool after almost dying in the Order of the Phoenix. Magic ruined their family, and it's exactly what they were against since the very first film.
If you look closer on peacock, they only have the extended editions. If you click on the collection it says wizarding world of Harry Potter, extended editions
@@Blancomilko Ron had seen Harry and Hermione returns from the woods earlier in the day so he began to kind of project his feelings. So thats why harry walked away angrily bc his friend had gotten agressive with him.
@@timmzie2362 I think the same thing whenever I watch Deathly Hallows Part 1, I think it’s either they had a different actor before they cast Ciarán Hinds as Aberforth in Part 2 or they had him cast but they later decided to give him a beard similar to Albus, because he appears to not have a beard if you slow down the footage and take a close look.
Bro they should have kept the scene with Harry and Aunt Petunia as well as the goodbye in the movie True it doesn't redeem the Dursley's not even close but it could of been a start to at least possibly head down that road
I think cutting the Dursley apology is fine. They've been nothing but comically evil to Harry all his life so the attempt to humanise them doesn't really work, at least for me.
But sometimes people don't show their real feelings towards others until it's their last chance to. Dudley's upbringing was the cause of his behaviour (much like with Draco too), but he actually really did love Harry, deep down.
Its not like they didn't care about him. If he left that house under 17, he would've died very quickly. There was a protective charm, I think. Petunia was actually protecting him. According to the books, at least.
If people haven't realized freeform has been showing the extended editions for years. I noticed not many people realized that, I've been asked why do I watch it on TV if we have the dvds. Then I point out it's the extended edition and I usually get oh really? Then they sit and watch or I've mentioned why to people who say I don't get why my child watches it on tv and so on and then I reveal why. Then they're like I have to catch it next time. 😆 pretty sure if people are seeing it somewhere else they learned it gets views. Pretty sure I saw it on HBO at a hotel once. LOVE the scene harry warns Arthur. So much better with the movie soundtrack. Gets you right in the chest. 🥹🥺😢😭 I'm so glad I watched it as the extended edition first, then watching later on the deleted scenes on the blu-ray and realizing what it was. It was a nice surprise when I was expecting nothing extra.
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Oh that’s WHY they used radios! I always wondered how did they think of a muggle thing to use, Mr. Weasley is so cool!
I like the part where they have a moment of fun to themselves. Because it shows how even in the darkest of times you can find something fun to do and make each other happy
So unnecessarily deep 😂
Always good to keep your mind occupied and off of things.
You can tell Arthur was putting 2 and 2 together when Harry said, “Their watching you.”
The amount of character interactions and moments we lost...
Should have kept harry and big d’s goodbye scene
It was in the book
@@Theskipbalorshow I think that’s the point being made, but yes it’s sad that some of the more emotionally significant scenes had to be cut for time, that and the one with Petunia in the house definitely should have stayed in
It was only one of two moments that made me cry whilst reading the books. Radcliffe's lack of emotion in this deleted scene was probably why they cut it. I can't wait to see the new HBO series, with kids who can actually act. HBO hardly ever get their casting wrong.
@@futurez12 I mean... they've hated each other for years, why would he have feelings towards Dudley now? Remember when Dudley made fun of Harry's dead parents? I wouldn't even shake his hand. And Harry Potter is so popular FYI because of the story, the actors, and their acting skills... the show will be absolute garbage compared to the movies because honestly The Last of Us's casting was laughable, they did Ellie and Joel so wrong, I'm disappointed Neil actually let that happen.
Yeah why did they delete it?
5:03 Funnily enough, ron actually tells Yaxley to try an umbrella the very first he met him
It’s why he and Harry look at each other like that
I will never forgive Vernon or Petunia, if you cared about your sister you wouldn’t treat her son like that
The way i see it when she told harry she also lost a sister she proably felt bad she treated harry the way she did now that harry was trying to protect them from death eaters
Or perhaps, Petunia’s harsh treatment towards her nephew was just her misguided way to toughen him up, for the dangers he’ll face!
@@jordanrobinson9064 it was her way of getting revenge towards her sister, Petunia’s parents treated her the same way she treats Harry, and they treated her sister the same way Dudley is she treated because Lily was a wizard
@@ultralavaboy That is just made up
Exactly. That's why this totally out of character scene was not in the books. Only Dudley's redemption was, which actually make sense
that stone skipping scene should have been kept in; just like the dance scene between harry and hermione this scene showed "the calm in the storm" and harmony between the three, even if for just a little while.
Harry+ Hermione= Harmony
Yeah but Hermione moaning tho...💀💀
The scene with Dudley and the stone skipping scene should have been kept in the movie
The others are good too but those two scenes were absolutely necessary.
The skipping stones scene is precious 🥺
Dudley straight up forgot how to be a human
Well he did almost get his bloody soul sucked out
Why wasn't that Aunt Patunia scene included and that Big D goodbyes scene. Those really accentuated that even the muggle world felt the wraith of the Wizarding World. Poor choice to cut them - the movie needed a bit more humility and substance.
Ya think Arthur twigged that harry and Ron were in front of him? I feel he was looking between the two as if he was recognising Harry’s voice and thinking about what he said ‘they’re watching you’, not ‘we’ are.
Now I'm actually interested, are they supposed to change their voices? Or this is just for the viewer? Because I originally watched movies in dub and they change voices as well
In the movies, they have their own voices (which I kind of prefer), in the book their voices change to the person they are trying to be. I don’t think it’s just for the viewer, coz at some point in 2nd movie Harry says they still sound like themselves when he and Ron are trying to be crabbe and goyle. So they can tell.
Arthur figured out a lot more than just how to make a rubber duck function.
5:14 Arthur and Ron saying the same thing haha
hi, may i know when was Ron said it?
@@yomamabinshoppin "Have you tried the Umbrella?"
@@yomamabinshoppin oops, I should have put the time stamp a little earlier
5:07 more accurate
Arthur going back to work after the wedding attack makes no sense.
Harry was disguised in the books wth Polyjuice Potion. And Ron is supposed to be ill with Spattergroit. Weasleys had convinced everyone that the family ghoul was Ron and was living in quarantine. The Death Eaters and Voldemort believe that Harry had already left the Order's protection by that point.
And, Voldemort is obsessed with Blood purity. He didnot want to hurt pureblood wizards if he could help it. He was even ready to forgive Neville since he was a pureblood in the final battle, until Neville told him to fuck off like a boss.
He's gotta make a living bro, the Weasley's can't afford to skip work. And even if you wanna discount that, alot of men go to work during times of tragedy because they feel like their work is the only thing in their life that they have control over, I think it's just logical that he still went to work.
They should've kept the rock-skipping scene! A call back to the Piano scene earlier! It would've helped the Romoine relationship be more equal!
05:32 It made sense to delete this scene,as Arthur Weasley was wanted for his involvement with Muggles after the Minister of Magic was killed.
That scene is in the book. Arthur still went to work and was not in big trouble following the wedding attack. The new ministry didn't know that Ron was missing.
@@NostalgiaH8ter it might be in the book, but for people only watching the movie, it would have been confusing to see Arthur in the ministry, as people would have guessed that he was wanted.
These deleted scenes are one of the reasons I read the book! And big big reason was, Ginny and harry😊
they should have kept Ron And Hermione Skipping Stones that is a big scene I think ,shows how much they like each other now , Ron had a moment with Hermione and harry has a big moment with her also? Let me know what you guys think about them removing this scene.
it would've been nice for them to have kept it but it doesn't have that much substance - although it would've been really important to convey their togetherness in the darkest of times and convey their hope for a brighter future. It would've been a great scene in addition to the one already in the movie where harry and Hermione dance to the radio. Both not in the books but great additions. I also noted how their acting would have to improve a bit - it feels like Im watching Rupert and Emma not Ron and heroine tbh
I hate this scene
"Accio fresh jugged-hare!"
“Absolutely not” 💀
The scene with Ron saying Voldemort’s name is a taboo wasn’t later in the books? After Ron’s return?
Alot of changes like that is made in film, cause it's really hard to adapt a book to film so changes like that will be made to make things more logical.
The best scenes that could have changed the whole plot, they left out
Petunia's last speaking with Harry was so perfectly written. It wasn't in the book but I would see that in the film cuz their relationship was different other Dursley's. Petunia wasn't angry to her sister. She was angry that she were thinking she couldn't get a chance as like Lilly had. Great acting from Fiona Shaw. She would made us feel it but David Yates messed it. 👏
Doesn’t make up for 17 years of abuse but still a nice little scene
@@abc.animal5143 Dudley shakes Harry's hands and says him goodbye as friendly. That also doesn't make up too but it happened inside the book. All characters have a progress in the film. Including even Crabbe and Goyle. I wanna see that scene to see Petunia's character progress has complete. I wanna see her accepting that Petunia's rejection by Dumbledore to join the magical world, becoming a witch and being murdered wasn't Lilly' s fault.
So many good scenes in this one. The Dudley, and skipping stones scenes shiuld have stayed in
They should’ve kept the Dudley scene and the explanation of Voldemorts taboo name at the very least (even though the latter is self explanatory kinda).
And maybe the radio scene too. I feel the addition of the radio in these last two movies was a good way to give exposition and information about events so they wouldn’t be dragging the story’s length by showing them).
I think the farewell to the Dursley's takes too long but I still wouldn't have cut it from the final version
Some of these scenes were not included on the DVD I have
They might be on the blu ray version
@@takuapilot1190 that just might be it
The scenes with the Dursleys should've been kept in. It shows the result of Harry being a part of their family and how magic ruined their lives. Vernon was always bitter about magic and Petunia didn't want to lose her husband and son. In the end, they lost their home and Dudley became a bumbling fool after almost dying in the Order of the Phoenix. Magic ruined their family, and it's exactly what they were against since the very first film.
2:23 that was so funny 😂😂😂
Anyone else notice several of these scenes being included on Peacock?
If you look closer on peacock, they only have the extended editions. If you click on the collection it says wizarding world of Harry Potter, extended editions
3:02 GOT ME SADDD
4:35 This is probably how Harry and Ron would look like when they're much older.
Music:Alexandre Desplat(2010-11)
It's roughly 10 minutes. Should've kept it in the movie.
never really realized the long term damage Dudley suffered from the Dementors. I mean sure, he was a POS but I actually feel sorry for him
What was the scene at 7:36?? I don't understand what is happening.
In the book, JK writes that they hunt animals with spells, and that's ok until I saw that it become as a sort of game and then those looks...
@@RamiHernandez But the game gets rough, right?? I thought Harry seemed to be feeling a fair amount of dismay mixed with hatred for Ron, didn't he?
@@Blancomilko Ron had seen Harry and Hermione returns from the woods earlier in the day so he began to kind of project his feelings. So thats why harry walked away angrily bc his friend had gotten agressive with him.
@@Kspellx but i think this seen was after ron return back as his hand seems okay in this scene.
They should have kept the dursleys scenes and the one with author
7:03 this scene was in the extended version!
I feel like they could've kept some of these...
ITS TICKING
Why would they delete these
Who was that in the mirror/glass in the end
Aberforth. Dumbledore’s brother.
@@haileyharmon3568 sure as hell doesn't look like it
@@timmzie2362 I think the same thing whenever I watch Deathly Hallows Part 1, I think it’s either they had a different actor before they cast Ciarán Hinds as Aberforth in Part 2 or they had him cast but they later decided to give him a beard similar to Albus, because he appears to not have a beard if you slow down the footage and take a close look.
@@khalfrodo4921 thankq kinda makes sense now
Nts 6:31
Bro they should have kept the scene with Harry and Aunt Petunia as well as the goodbye in the movie
True it doesn't redeem the Dursley's not even close but it could of been a start to at least possibly head down that road
What's with the cropping?
Was…he walking through hermiones’ home?
Let’s do the deathly hallows part two next
3:44 it's not the same house as was here 0:44 hmm?
That's cause It's Granger's house.
@@102tt oh, you think?
@@102tt yeah, that was the reason why Hermione had to wipe her parents' memory out and send them to Australia
@@objectobj I don't know where she sent them. I didn't even read a book, just guessin' here ...
@@102tt I did!
If Hermione erased her parents memories how would they have known about the Death Eaters that would come looking for them?
They didn’t. In the book, Hermione puts it in their heads to travel to Australia. They had no knowledge of the wizarding world or death eaters
@ I don’t remember the book very well and that was never explained in the movie
Nerdstalgic brought me here
I think cutting the Dursley apology is fine. They've been nothing but comically evil to Harry all his life so the attempt to humanise them doesn't really work, at least for me.
But sometimes people don't show their real feelings towards others until it's their last chance to. Dudley's upbringing was the cause of his behaviour (much like with Draco too), but he actually really did love Harry, deep down.
Its not like they didn't care about him. If he left that house under 17, he would've died very quickly. There was a protective charm, I think. Petunia was actually protecting him. According to the books, at least.
😂😂
Almost all these scenes were in the movie
Did you see it on TV? They put the deleted scenes back in.
If people haven't realized freeform has been showing the extended editions for years. I noticed not many people realized that, I've been asked why do I watch it on TV if we have the dvds. Then I point out it's the extended edition and I usually get oh really? Then they sit and watch or I've mentioned why to people who say I don't get why my child watches it on tv and so on and then I reveal why. Then they're like I have to catch it next time. 😆 pretty sure if people are seeing it somewhere else they learned it gets views. Pretty sure I saw it on HBO at a hotel once.
LOVE the scene harry warns Arthur. So much better with the movie soundtrack. Gets you right in the chest. 🥹🥺😢😭 I'm so glad I watched it as the extended edition first, then watching later on the deleted scenes on the blu-ray and realizing what it was. It was a nice surprise when I was expecting nothing extra.