Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Pitch Meeting
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2022
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If Warner Bros got to stretch the Deathly Hallows into two pieces of content then so do we! Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 is the beginning of the final adventure for Harry and the gang as they set off to destroy a bunch of a Horcruxes and do a WHOLE lot of camping.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 does raise some questions. Like why did all the good guys think that having a massive party at a house that was already destroyed by Death Eaters was a good idea? And where did Harry get that mirror shard? And how thick is this dude’s plot armor? How many wildly different functions do these magical do-hickeys have?
To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
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Being saved from having to watch bad movies that youve never seen by watching the Pitch Meetings is tight
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But isn’t Harry Potter a beloved franchise, what about it makes it bad
thinking harry potter movies are bad is tight
Yea yea yea yea!
The HP movies are actually really good. You should watch them.
I move for a “Hangover” style movie following Hermione’s parents trying to figure out what the heck they’ve been doing for the past like 17 years.
"Do they ever wonder why they have an entire bedroom full of teenage girl clothes and posters on the walls?"
"Apparently not!"
So in the books she sends them to Australia .
It's a funny idea 😂😂😂
Someone should write a fanfiction about this xD
@@tenkenroo Super easy, Barely an inconvienience.
"Hanging out with a bunch of shirtless copies of yourself" takes on a whole new meaning with these two.
Bro I didn't even think of that 😂
I thought the next shot was gonna be a shirtless Ryan.
@@j.thehappywyvern6397 Same, I thought they would randomly become shirtless
Both were really enthusiastic about it 😂
My favourite line in this Pitch Meeting by far!
"The horcrux is evil and puts them in bad moods."
If being around a horcrux puts people in a bad mood, then Harry's family must be real jerks. Wait a minute...
I never realized that thanks for telling me that.
To be fair, they were already assholes before meeting him in chapter 1. And Harry's friends weren't affected.
Holy shi-
Oooh! I bet Rowling didn't think of that, but she will take the credit for it anyhoo!
@@morrit33 I could be wrong but Rowling actually said this theory was wrong
I love how serious he was when he asked "They get attacked by Sean Bean?" Great delivery
Love me some LoTR references. Everyone knew the first time we watched this movie that the horcrux locket is basically the ring of power lol 😂
One of his best 😂
Yep son of Gondor
"We're going to make 6 ppl look like Harry Potter"
"Wouldn't making Harry look like some else be safer and easier?"
"Hey, shut up"
Or, you know, just walk away with his invisible plot device
I guess they knew harry was gonna be transported that night
The Death eaters were probably watching the house anyway, but they definitely knew what day he was leaving. And the idea (in the book at least) is that the death eaters would think the real Harry was the one with one of the strong aurors. So they were definitely all risking their lives, but they at least had a plan to keep real Harry untargeted.
@@carlotta4th If the plan was to get Harry to safety, he would have left the house with the Dursley, by putting his invisible cloak
@@theod4660 its actually super easy, barely an incovience
Hermione: "I love my parents, so I wiped their memories of me to protect them."
Harry: "I sent The Dursleys out of town."
Hemione: "Did you wipe their memories as well?"
Harry: "Nope."
Hermione: "But you sent them away for their protection, right?"
Harry:
Hermione: "For their protection, right?"
Harry: "So anyway...."
Harry: they deleted the scene where Dudley apologises to me
to be fair in the book the Dursleys did go with wizard protection and Hermione actually did send her parents away as well (to Australia).
I still ship them
Heh... Half bloods
😂😂😂
That “you got choked underwater by a necklace?! Yes.” Part killed me 😂
Perfect delivery.
I love how serious he got for the "yes". Very "I am not taking questions at this time". 😄
Best part lol
Screenwriter guy simply moved on because he doesn't kink shame, and honestly, good on him :)
I didn't get that part. Can someone explain?
"So what's next?"
"CAMPING!!!!!!!!"
Pitch meetings just never disappoint.
Loved the very quick, "Hey, shut up," just before that.
@@Mikathedog100 the quick "hey shut up" is becoming my new fav catchphrase
Ryan casually saying "Hey, shut up!" is becoming one of my most favorite things about these pitch meetings!
"I need you get ALLLLLLL the way off my back about that, sir!"
- "Oh alright, let me get off of that thing real quick then!"
That's my personal favorite! The first time I heard it, my lchest was hurting from laughing!
Was just thinking that lol
Hey, shut up.
Are you then also tempted to go around saying that to people in conversations? :-)
💯
Let's not forget:
"At least it'd be a fun movie to watch the special effects."
"Oh no, Sir, most of the movie will be dark, barely visible"
"What."
To absolutely forbid anybody from watching this movie anywhere but a dark theater.
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God please somebody replace David Yates please God please I beg you Jesus please.
@@One.Zero.One101 🤣
@@One.Zero.One101 Says the cult zealot
I always found it strange how in the Chamber of Secrets, Hermione says it'll take a month to make the Polyjuice Potion, but in the later films, it seems readily available, like you could go to the wizard version of 7-eleven and buy a 12-pack.
In the book Hermonine smuggles Mad-Eye Moody's supply
No 7-11 in the UK or Europe iirc. Last one in the UK closed like 40 years ago.
Europe doesn’t really have foreign shops. Most international shops are European to begin with like Aldi, carrefour and Tesco.
For 7-11 you should just say ‘corner shop’, that’s how you say ‘convenience store’ in English
I mean, it kinda makes sense that such a useful potion would be constantly being produced by skilled alchemists. I bet there'd be an entire industry around making and selling this stuff.
@@burner9826 there most definitely are 711s in Europe, 711 just left England because it realized how truly trash your nation is (also they sold their stores and made a shit ton of money, and are planning on coming back and making the same money making move again)
Polyjuice Potion 2.0
There’s a part of me that really hopes part 2 is split into 2 more pitch meetings just to realllly stretch it thin in the harry potter spirit.
I like the way you money
Stretching it real thin, huh?
@@klas666 Stretching it real thin is TIGHT!
@@gnaius ahh ahhh no
"you got choked underwater by a necklace"
"yes."
"ok cool"
I like how the screenwriter guy is getting used to the weird thinks that the producer guy says
Every pitch meeting gets a little deeper into the dark past of Producer Guy, thus explaining his obsession with buying Canada!
They both have those moments too. Like during the Rogue One pitch meeting when screenwriter guy was talking about how he has no reason to keep people alive once they're no longer useful to him and producer guy tried to call for security when he couldn't confirm that he was specifically talking about screenwriting. 🤣
They're just growing desensitized.
and vice versa
@@premiumheadpats4150 another screenwriter guy moment is the condensed milk in the Batman Begins meeting where he goes ‘not until you’ve brushed mothers hair’
@@BananaWasTaken "not until you've brushed it well.."
The best change from book to movie was Hedwig's death. In the book, she's kept caged with Harry while he travels and she ends up being a helpless meat shield for a spell aimed at him. In the movie, Harry sets her free before he travels and she chooses to sacrifice herself to protect him.
Little bird friend =(
Didnt expect that either lol.
Also Madeye guy being killed offpanel, woah he got negative respect.
I thought it was a trick at first, then the guy shows up again at some point but.. no hahhaa
They made books about these movies?
I feel it's not faithful to the character, after all why would Harry let go of something it can use and then eventually sacrifice because he thinks he is ever so special despite literally doing no good to anyone ever?
Imagine how many lives could have been spared if no one was trying to protect that turd and instead they simply attacked he who has no nose and his followers?
And surely the plot would be more interesting too if it was an effort led by hermione the prodigy witch who proved hard work beats having a bloodline.
And maybe it's her studies that save herself and others time after another from demise showing ingenuity, new spells she made and the importance of basics.
But nope ugly kid who does no good and sacrifices dozens it is! Great writing.
Harry the sacrifice thirsty bird murderer part 7.
Hedwig was a real one
Dobby’s death is so tragic in the books, I always forget that in the films, he basically doesn’t show up between films 2 and 7.1 at all, so Producer’s reaction was accurate
One of several instances where omissions in the previous movies make later significant events less impactful.
Missed opportunity for a “not a happy camper” joke there with Ron leaving the endless camping trip.
Also, the “hey shut up” line is tight!
Nice one!
We're already at Deathly Hallows? Damn, this Harry Potter series flew by quickly
*Like a loose Snitch*
I know right? I thought we still had at least one more before this one
I thought the same thing. Did he skip one?
@@jacobmoeller5345 No. He's gone through all of them given I remember _Half-Blood Prince_ being the last one of the HP movies. It's just easy to lose track of when they're broken up by other reviews (and when the pandemic has butchered our sense of time).
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I love the developing lore around Producer Guy and his extremely strange life outside of work. Dude gets into some weird shit. I'm fairly convinced that if you were to watch and analyze every Pitch Meeting, he's left clues about murders he's committed.
Don't forget about the various sites across multiple US National Parks, abandoned buildings, and the Florida swamps where he hid/disposed of the remains.
I want an update on the purchase of Canada.
Well he’s a devil worshipping voyeur for starters
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And he quite often walked around the streets shirtless, pretending to be a teenage girl.
2:19 I love how the producer guy blames the wizards instead of the writer guy.
Reminds me of that previous episode:
Writer: you can't make this stuff up
Producer: But you did write it.
Writer: I did, yes.
(1:16) YES! Thank you for pointing that out! I would love to see a comparison of screen time for the two Moodys. Almost all the quirks and nuttiness that we associate with Brendan Gleason's portrayal of "Moody" is from Barty Crouch Jr. Either those are Crouch's impressions, which represent his take on what Moody is actually like, or they are characteristics of Barty Crouch Jr. himself. We see very little of the real Moody, and then to top it off he's unceremoniously killed off-screen!
Sean Bean randomly showing up and attacking the group would've probably made the movie far more exciting
I'd watch that version.
"RAWR! BEAN ATTACK!"
Getting attacked be sean bean is TIGHT
as someone who isnt big on harry potter I honestly felt the pacing in these two were the best, every other movie had its own specific stage of puberty that it needed to cover but they actually had some time for character nuance in this and the 2nd one
Watching this I'm realizing that they had a lot more security measures in the books. Like when they left the Dursley's they did split into different directions and they all had fake Hedwigs (they discovered the real Harry because he used the disarming spell he'd become known for). Also none of them went directly to the Burrow (which wasn't attacked in the 6th book), they went to separate locations that had protection charms around them and took portkeys from there (can't remember if it was explained why they couldn't just take a portkey from the Dursley's house). And the Burrow also had protective magic around it too from what I remember (plus Harry had a poly juice potion disguise at the wedding). The movies really did make it seem like they took next to no precautions.
Pius Thicknesse had gone to the Dark Side by that point and declared it illegal to use any sort of magical transportation in or out of the Dursley's house, which also meant extra surveillance by the Ministry on that area for anyone breaking the law. Besides, Harry was still not of age yet, so any magic used by or on him in the Muggle world would have tripped the Trace that was still on him, alerting the Ministry.
Nice comment, but how could you possibly use "know" in place of "no"??
@@hermaeusmora1827 voice-to-text is how you confuse "know" and "no". :)
@@gdedgar makes sense, though I wonder how it got all the Harry Potter references (eg portkey and those names) as well as their formatting correct
@@Dargonhuman Yep. Harry still had The Trace on him at the time, and any use of magical transportation out of the house on Privet Drive would have immediately been traced by the Ministry. The Order had to use things that wouldn't trigger The Trace: brooms, thestrals, Hagrid's motorcycle, etc. I don't remember if any of that is even mentioned in the film.
In the fifth book Harry is given a mirror that he can basically use to Skype call Sirius. But he forgets about it and remembers it only after Sirius died. He is angered because he realizes he could've used it and saved his life and so he throws it into his trunk and it shatters. Then in the other book he cuts his finger in one shard and when he picks it up he thinks he almost caught glimpse of a blue eye, which he thought was Dumbledore.
I remember being glad when I heard it would be split in two parts. And then everyone started doing it needlessly, and now I hate them for it
Were they the first movie series to do that? Yep, that got annoying pretty quickly.
"Oh no, one eyed friend who was actually an entirely different person from the time we knew him on screen!"
Haha, loved this joke, we hardly knew the real Moody!
Yes. One of the only parts of the books that never felt right with me. Like I really liked fake mad eye so the swap out always bothered me.
My head cannon says that was the real mad eye and he was only replaced by a fake at the end of the school year..
Yeah, that bothered me in the books, too.
Arguably, Crouch 'was' Moody insofar as he impersonated him perfectly enough to fool even Dumbledore and everyone else who knew him, but still …
Yes, noone hardly ever talks about this!
@@beesmitty3435 fyi "head canon" should only be spelled with one n, otherwise it means artillery
legit.
Sincerely, "HErmione's parents and the house of empty frames" is the best installment of the franchise.
I'd pay for that movie
House of Empty frames has the potential to be a great mystery/ thriller series
@@subhajitdeysarkar9724 Spoiler alert: In a Shyamalan style twist the frames were always full of empty houses.
@@mustavogaia2655 this is getting even more interesting 😁😁
@@mustavogaia2655 I am gonna digress a bit... In the poem Ode on a Grecian Urn, Keats talks about the paintings on the urn as if they were real people frozen in time... He even wonders what town has been left abandoned as these people ( frozen in the frame) will never return to them.
This whole conversation about empty frames and frames with empty houses reminded me of that.
in the books, I believe it is explained that Hermione sends her family to Australia, but they just skipped over that in the movie for some reason instead opting for house of empty picture frames
It still doesn't make any sense, though. But that's how award-winning writing works. Ummm, I think. 🙄
They could have easily fixed this by showing Hermione explaining to her parents why they have to flee to Australia and then as they’re walking out the door to get in the car she obliviates them (then cue the heartbreaking picture frames)
Australia was shut down during covid by our fascist pm so she couldn’t get them there.
" And then Hedwigs saves harrys life and dies"
" Oh no bird friend!" Made me crack up
I always referred to this movie as “Harry Potter and the Endless Camping Trip.” I’m glad to know I wasn’t the only person who thought that part went on way too long.
To be fair, there's a LOT of camping in the first part of that book too. Kinda a result of the fact they were not at the school this time.
@@Nooctae Yep. I remember this book as being mostly sad camping, then an unsatisfying showdown and an abrupt ending with very little closure for a 7 book series.
Yes, this is the only book that I got a bit bored reading for the first time, and only because of all the camping
@@Nooctae yeah, but there was way more going on with the camping besides just... you know... camping.
The pacing in Deathly Hallows is all over the place and it shouldn't have been. Goblet of Fire, the first of the 'long' books, is beautifully structured around half a dozen key events (Quidditch World Cup, Triwizard champions getting picked, task 1, Yule Ball, task 2, task 3) that are spaced evenly through the book. All the preceding chapters build up to the key event and build a sense of anticipation in the reader. Rowling used a similar structure for Half Blood Prince with Voldemort's memories. After that book it was all set up for Deathly Hallows to follow that pattern too, with Harry having to find and destroy 4 Horcruxes. It started off OK, with Harry et al tracking down the locket, but Rowling had Dumbledore ridiculously neglect to mention to Harry how to actually destroy a Horcrux and we wound up with a third of the book dedicated to the main trio wandering aimlessly around the countryside. Harry failed to work out where any of the other Horcruxes were from the information Dumbledore had given him in Half Blood Prince too, so all that set up was basically wasted. And to top it off, in a book that already involved 4 magical objects, Rowling decided to throw 3 more into the mix! Oh, and wand law makes no sense whatsoever! 🙂
Hermione not thinking about her parents forgetting about their daughter that might also make the neighbors and friends suspect they did something to her and getting the police involved while they have a mental breakdown with odd memories of being in hospitals and pediatrician offices for no good reason is tight!
In the book, she sent her parents to Australia after erasing their memories.
@@matthewpatrick7263 why didn't she send them to Australia without erasing their memories?
@@carlsiouxfalls because they wouldn't stay in Australia if they knew they had a daughter in the UK.
also why even do that? if voldemort knows about them he will hunt them down and kill them whether they remember her or not, it's not like they would know where she went or plan to do even if she doesn't erase their memories.
@@matthewpatrick7263 not only in the book, her parents were mentioning Australia in the movie hinting that they were in fact in there.
Ryan's delivery of the lines "No...we're done" at the end of the video is genuinely one of my fave moments. Reminded about the "sunk cost fallacy" term he used in The Walking Dead pitch meeting.
3:51 Evil necklaces are tight! Literally!
I love how Screenwriter guy and Producer guy share the same level of obliviousness yet somehow still question each other’s logic
"Why?"
"Because, money."
Y'know, when he started detailing the polyjuice potion plan, it occurred to me that Harry himself could've just taken the potion and shapeshifted into a member of the Order who wasn't present; then they could've left with no apparent Harrys at all and Moody could've survived.
Yes but the death eaters knew that he was going to run that day (Snape told them), so they would've attacked anyway, maybe killing Harry by mistake...
I actually thought they should've just drove him to the Weasley's in a regular muggle car.
Also, Harry had the invisibility cloak at this time, right? Why didn't he put it on and crouch down in the sidecar and only one person use the polyjuice potion and fly off in the opposite direction?
I assumed they thought they were being watched. So any member who magically 'exited' the house would be the obvious target.
An example of a multi-layered plot point in a book turning into a dumb one by having to simplify it for a movie.
The point was that the plan was supposed to be leaked to the death eaters by Snape. It helped prove to the death eaters that Snape was loyal to them, even though knowledge of the plan wasn't enough to actually know which one was Harry. So, in this case the plan made sense in that it met the needs of all the subplots, even the ones the reader doesn't know about yet.
Pretty well done in the book (unlike, say, introducing a time traveling device that only ever got used once). But movies aren't allowed to make that kind of sense.
"It makes them get attacked by Sean Bean" legit caught me off guard and made me laugh.
Love your work dude!
Please do a pitch meeting for Malignant - that movie is batshit crazy and I would love to see the producer guy's reactions to it!
2:48 “Hey, shut up” 😂😂 my favourite part of every single video 😂
"That pisses Ron off, so then he stabs it."
"Yeah, really bad strategic planning there, locket, what are you doing?"
😁
It's strategy was to make Ron attack Harry or something
@@akbersalim9096 Oh really?
A good plan was to show Ron what he wants to see so he doesn't wanna destroy it
The wedding made me feel for the bad guys. The good guys r just ASKING for it
The wedding should've taken place near the bride's home - in France, which was not in the middle of a war.
These are brilliant, I saw one a few weeks ago and have been watching them since.
The sometimes questionable worldbuilding in harry potter is the perfect prey for ryan
"sometimes"
Yeah. That's why I don't like very much this franchise. Every single problem is fixed with magic, and some way the bad guys don't thing about that to prevent, like the "TRANSFORPORTION"
@@alexandresmgc374 I’m a huge fan of harry potter, but yeah the movies really aren’t great as a whole. The lack of character and world building moments skipped over to move the plot along better is a huge detriment to the films. Much like nearly every franchise, the books are infinitely better.
@@gakkoniikimasuka beat me to it, verbatim
They aren't really any more nonsensical than Star Wars and people freakin love Star Wars.
"Oh, no, bird friend!" D:
Not even two minutes in and I'm cracking up.
03:00 - Whenever the producer guy says “what?”, it’s always delivered perfectly. Never gets old to me.
I'd love to see Ryan split the Pitch Meeting for Deathly Hallows Part 2 into two Pitch Meetings.
Do it, Ryan.
Be a legend.
"Why doesn't the Ministry have safeguards against people sneaking in using Polyjuice Potion?"
Because wizards are morons. That's it. That's the reason. Not specifically mentioned in either the books or the movies, but it's become pretty clear throughout the series that wizards as a whole have no common sense.
It is mentioned in the very first book, when Hermione and Harry are at the Potions obstacle (that the movie skipped). She actually said that wizards don't have an ounce of logic. (She was complimenting the logic puzzle they were facing.)
It kind of makes sense, they rely too heavily on their magic and lots of them are very uptight about it and always think they're right
I'll have to agree on that one, sadly
When I was reading the book, it felt appalling to think that Bellatrix would be stupid enough to leave the prisoners all in one big cell, with none of their hands tied, and did not bother to cast any enchantments whatsoever to restrict their movements.
No wonder Voldemort could not win against a bunch of schoolchildren. Even his best recruit is idiotic.
@@JJJBunney001 I mean...just because they rely heavily on magic doesn't mean that none of them would ever think: "We got this potion that makes you change your appearance...people might use that"
3:25 "that thing where the ring makes you get attacked like Sean Bean?" 🤣
This is easily one of the best ones I've seen yet! You keep getting better at these. So many lazy plot holes I never even thought of. I laughed so hard.
Love your vid as always. Can you do a pitch meeting for bullet train or peele's nope? I would love that. Keep up the great video!
"Those are WILDLY different features for a thingy to have!" Great line.
"Are we not going to make these movies good anymore?"
"No, that's a few years down the line."
Ha, a tight shade at the Fantastic Beasts movies!
The FB movies aren't bad, just misguided. That's why I want them to have a chance at making the last two better.
From what i heard, fantastic beast had good script/story written. But the execution is poor. Scenes filled with tension in script are comedy scene in movie.
Horrible movies
@@jojosoni No. The scripts were bad.
@@billyjoecobra2517 The first one was decent.
2 was awful
The third? Never saw it
This channel just got me like "he said the thing" over and over. Subed.
Hi ryan, been watching pitch meeting for a long time now and they are still so funny keep up the great work.
I love how Ryan’s brain works. I wonder if he can watch a movie and enjoy it or if he immediately starts thinking about these things while watching.
I know I do
Bruh he even left out so many plotholes… he’d basically have to mention every single goddamn scene in this movie that can’t be named
I critique films too, I generally notice most things and predict the story from the beginning (my fiancée loves and hates that I can do that lol). But I can enjoy films without having to analyse every detail.
But when I’m reviewing I’m inspecting everything haha.
I'd guess a mix of both.
I like how the Executive Guy is now yelling at the characters in the screenplay for bad decisions rather than telling the Script Guy it's bad writing.
I think it has always been like this for adaptations and he tells the script writer off for 'original' movies
Come on, characters!..
OMG as a potter fan, this one was extra exciting for me to see. Thanks for the video! I always love seeing one pop up in my notifications!
Out of sheer curiousity, did you prefer the books or the films? Personally, I saw the films first, and then tried to read books 1-4 to my daughter. She didn't really enjoy the convoluted areas of the writing, and even I felt that they were written extremely... haphazardly. In my opinion. No question of the wonderful world-building, but it was clear just how berserk a lot of it was. Almost as if the editors were non-existent.
“It makes them get attacked by Sean bean” 😂😂😂 what a line!!
Did a legit spit take at
"Go on..."
"No!"
the timing and delivery just got me XD
I remember binging these with my ex who was obsessed with them, and I kept feeling lost as if I was missing things from the story. But because my ex had all the answers I assumed I just hadn’t been paying close enough attention or had gotten confused. Now I’m realizing things just sorta happened in these movies, sometimes with no explanation and the only way to understand is to have read the books in order to fill in the blanks or just guess why something happened lol
Even then there's a lot of logic gaps.
@@OrigamiShinigami *Magic
Any movie requiring to have the book with you to fill the gaps is nothing but a bad adaptation.
It is incredible how these books became something like the bible for an entire generation (of girls). My ex was obsessed with them too, my current girlfriend likes them waaaay more than she originally told me, when we first started dating (maybe because I told her pretty early how overrated HP is in my opinion. They're nice books and nice movies, but thats it).
Ur videos are getting better and better everytime! Thank u!
First off let me just compliment you on literally ALL your videos both Pitch Meetings and all other content. You are brilliant and the fact it might secretly be subverting my ability to enjoy movies is COMPLETELY immaterial to the joy derived from deconstructing….well…everything stupid not only in cinematic “entertainment” but the world around us. Kudos my man. The fact u do it routinely and dare i say “super easy” (dude, totally realize the effort it takes) makes me appreciate it all the more. Just introduced my wife to your videos and not gonna lie i felt supremely warm and fuzzy when she said “oh my GOD that is so totally you! You should do that too!”
Literally have no idea how i managed to pull the wool over her eyes all these years to avoid realizing I’m a feckless incompetent. Love is blind
5:03 "I wonder if this guy is Harry Potter or not?"
Well he did make several copies of himself earlier in the film.
"Hanging out with a bunch of shirtless copies is tight"
Ryan just broke reality.
It would be so funny if the other guy was suddenly shirtless and then was like
"I know right"
I love this soooo much, watched every one so far. (All the videos on Screen Rant as well of course)
Bruh a friend of mine shared this channel with me and I do not regret it one bit. This video had me cracking up! Love the content right now man! You're hilarious!
Oh, Harry’s plot armor is tight, it makes these movies super easy barely and inconvenience.
oh really?
Heyshuddup
@@mitlandir5761 yeah! SHUT!
Yea yea yea!
"I wonder if the guy with the harry potter scar that we caught with harry potters friends is harry Potter or not!?"
Actually dying laughing 😂
So did Fred.
This is a bit of a plot hole in the books as well - would Lucius Malfoy really not recognise Ron or Hermione?!
@@derekmann8239 ha! 😂😂
@@YZee-ij1uv is it really? I cant remember much of the books now haha thats great. There really is a lot of plot holes. In fairness they can just use the 'its magic' argument! 😁
@@derekmann8239 aw too soon! 😭
I must say, really loving the inverted colours on the articles at the end. It's a great boon to people with sight issues like mine.
Thanks.
3:22 Im so glad I found this channel 😂😂😂 the sean bean death references are everywhere 😂
3:58 The way he says "yes" is killing me 😅
Interviewer: Do you feel you did a good job as the big brother of Ron?
Gleeson: I think I did a corking job! I was there for him, not for the whole time, but when things got rough, I showed up and got married. 😂
Interview with Brad Blanks, Deathly Hallows Part 1 DVD launch, Bonnie Wright, Domhnall Gleeson (on UA-cam, I can't insert links)
I went ahead to watch this right away as soon as I saw showing up in my recommendations part 2. I got so caught off guard because I don't remember seeing part 1. Anyways this was amazing! I'm sure it's very common for producer guy and screenwriter to being in a room with a bunch of shirtless clones of themselves. 😂
Finally we are gettinng individual Harry Potter Pitch Meetings.. Love this.
The “Hey, shut up!” joke always gets me 😂
A Peacemaker Pitch meeting would be tight!
Yeaaa
But the Show doesn't have that many problems to deserve a pitch meeting!
@@anthonyness5360 It doesn’t have to have problems, I just love hearing him pitch the show
The John Cena one or the shitty George Clooney one?
even though he suggests it he doesn't actually take requests
Part 2 part 2! Please and thank you.
I got here 5 hours after the video was uploaded! This video is awesome as always!
I'm waiting for the moment the producer just says passive aggressively: "super easy barely an inconvenience" in unison with the writer. And writer replies "oh,,,really" bit angrily
Sean Bean showing up and attacking them would have made the movie so much more fun
The amount of times I was expecting a quick “hey, shut up” only to be surprised with something else AND THEN for that to happen half way through the video made me laugh at how ludicrous the Harry Potter movies were
Being early for a Harry Potter Pitch Meeting is TIGHT! Time to watch all the flaws being pointed out in yet another beloved childhood movie of mine!
@@EEEEEEEE no
You know you like it 😎
Wow wow wow wow, wow wow
Early... for a movie released almost 12 years ago 🤣🤣
Reading comments and feeling old is tight
All the camping talk made this the best "pitch" meeting. It was intense.
Take my angry Like.
Great work Thank you
Pitch meetings are my favorite way to watch movies and the best part is that I can always count on a laugh. Thanks Ryan ♥️
You’ve been choked underwater by a necklace? “Yes”. Perfect comic timing and TMI
I love how Harry Potter movie Pitch Meetings double as criticisms of the books and universe.
This series is what I wanted "honest trailers" to be... and more. Keep em coming!
Same here... I was disappointed by Honest Trailers as it's just a parody forcing stuff, it's actually far from honest lol.
Excellent! Every pitch meeting gets better and better
The funniest part about the trend of splitting a final book into 2 movies is that it kinda made sense for Harry Potter, since the book was extremely long, but those others were like tiny by comparison so they had absolutely nothing to fill time with. I’m cool with it happening in a book like “Dune” because, again, that book is super long, but this cash grab trend in YA books was so obvious that it immediately turned me off from any of those movies
You must have really been turned off by The Hobbit, then.
They've always said that Goblet of Fire should have been split into two movies too because the book was so long and a lot had to be cut out
@@mmack66 oh yeah, that was a trainwreck and a half. I at least initially accepted the idea that they were incorporating bits of the silmarillion to fill space, since there is a ridiculous amount of content in the LOTR universe that could theoretically work in the movies, but even so 3 movies would’ve been too much even if they did it right, which they 100% did not. The battle of five armies did have a ton of room to expand on, but they jumped the shark and it ended up being an incomprehensible mess. There were good moments, but overall it felt like it somewhat sullied the LOTR films’ good names since the series was now weighed down by a few pretty mid cash grabs
@@mmack66 Actually - yeah. I've waited for a fan cut to bring it back to one decent film.
@@PlumbPitiful Order of the Phoenix was the longest of the 7. over 500 pages
The Sean Bean joke got me really hard xD
Just a bit strange that producer guy doesn't pick up the fact that just a tiny house elf manages to dispatch all of the deatheaters with ease.
I mean they can even teleport where noone can so how come noone has ever raised an army of house elves and conquered the world already ?
They are bound under a curse that makes them serve humans, and desire it too. I think.......
Isn't that just the plot of despicable me
Gonna need you to get allllll the way off their backs about that one!
@@Dattebayo04 I'm not saying it's the kind of thing the good guys would do, but if elves have to obey orders wouldn't that make them the perfect army then?
@@HermanVonPetri or perfect assassins
You bring so much joy to the world. Thank you.
2:19 There's something about the delivery of that world that makes it sound like the worst thing you could call a person. It's probably how they feel when they hear "mudblood".
I love how every single pitch meeting is pretty much the exact same. It never gets old and never fails to bring a smile to my face
I can't wait for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 Pitch Meeting Part 2.
You’ve been choked underwater by a necklace?
yes.
I’m dying
I really love these.
I never thought about everyone else who knew the grangers not forgetting her parents. I wonder what happened there
In the books, she erased their memories and sent them to Australia. In the movie, they don't mention that part.
@@matthewpatrick7263 As an Australian, I can confirm that this is the traditional way of getting rid of inconvenient people. The modern country of Australia was created by this method.
@@matthewpatrick7263 what? She never sent their memories to Australia.
@@TMTM7 Send them to New Zealand?
@@matthewpatrick7263 Yeah. So to them they always lived, childless, in Australia. And to their friends they just disappeared (not uncommon for muggles to do at that time). Makes you wonder how they found jobs as dentists in another country with no real CV or references though
Yeah the mirror in the movie is even more of a mystery.
He got it from Sirius in the books and the veil that he is pushed through is very ambiguous in the books and he is not hit with explicitly the killing curse so I really thought Sirius was going to advise Harry from the dead realm and maybe even be saved
Especially after hearing the tale of the three brothers and finding out about the resurrection stone.
@@yuliangeorgiev But Rowling isn't that clever. She created a fantastic world, but it's pretty standard fantasy.
@@OctEddie I think it's quite the opposite. The mirror was there to fool us there's still hope for Sirius but it actually found its reason to be in the story not just for the subversion of expectations. Pretty clever if you ask me.
@@OctEddie in Harry Potter, death is death. There usually isn't anything more to it. You die and you may become a ghost that's all. And there is Harry Potter who is pretty much immortal. Lol
@@bern9642 yeah, I didnt think Sirius was really dead though
5:50
It's about to get CRAZY!!
Yeahhhhh!
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Well, go on!
No!
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can't wait for part two! it's one of the best harry potter movies!