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So Last Movie it was Malfoy Seniors mission to obtain the Prophecy and because he failed, Voldemort made Malfoys son do the new mission of killing Dumbledore.
There is so much more info about young Tom Riddle in the books. None of it is "critical" per se, but this kind of stands out: his mother, a witch, used a love potion on his father, a muggle (Tom Riddle senior). There was no actual genuine love in the conception of their son, and the love potion and lack of genuine love assumedly had an effect on Voldemort's psyche. Hence his lack of understanding of love and its importance, even in magic.
This was actually confirmed to be false by J. K. Rowling as far as I remember. The love potion wasn't the reason for Voldemort's inability to understand love.
Ah, apparently it was a misunderstanding of a quote by her: Q: How much does the fact that Voldemort was conceived under a love potion have to do with his inability to understand love is it more symbolic? J.K. Rowling: It was a symbolic way of showing that he came from a loveless union -- but of course, everything would have changed if Merope [his mother] had survived and raised him herself and loved him.
@@ThePharaz I didn't know that! It's such a great moment. I think Radcliffe should be proud. He's so suddenly different. The way he chirps so confidently with Slughorn and confuses him but still leads him. And it was Slughorn who gave him the brew in the first place. So good.
There's a big parallel between Harry, Snape, and Voldemort that's explored more in the books. They're all half-bloods (Snape's mom was a witch, last name Prince, who married a Muggle - thus, the "Half-Blood Prince") and they all grew up abused, neglected, lonely boys. Snape knew about magic, but grew up in a Muggle neighborhood, and Harry and Voldemort both didn't know about magic at all until their Hogwarts letters and were raised amongst Muggles. It's interesting to look at how similar their early lives were and how different their later lives turned out. It all comes back to the big theme of the movies and books: it's our choices that show who we truly are.
The bird in the cabinet: Draco spent the whole movie (off-screen) mending the sister cabinets so that he could get the other death eaters into Hogwarts. Draco put the apple in the cabinet, someone takes a bite out of it, and they sent it back. This showed the connection between the cabinets worked. The bird was a test to see if a living creature could teleport between cabinets. The first bird came back dead, meaning the cabinets weren't fully repaired. Later, when Harry and Ginny are hiding the book, they stumble across the cabinet and a bird flies out of it. This showed that the cabinets had been fully repaired and it was safe for the death eaters to teleport between them. But since Harry and Ginny let the bird out, Draco didn't find it and kept trying to repair it for a while, which is why the death eaters don't show up until the end. Another fun hint for the audience was that between the apple and bird scenes, Harry talks to Mr. Weasly who reports that he sent a spy to inspect the cabinet (Harry asked about the cabinet after seeing Draco inspect it). He says it's probably a vanishing cabinet and, surprisingly, the cabinet was still in the shop--Draco never bought the cabinet after inspecting it. But we had already seen Draco put the apple into an identical cabinet in the Room of Requirement, so we actually knew the whole time that the connection was between Hogwarts and the death eater shop.
Snape loved Potions, he was even the Potions teacher for a long time. So It makes sense that his potions book has "corrections" and is still in the room where snape was teaching the last years.
One thing that is a bit of a shame is that they didn't include all of the memories that Dumbledore had about Voldemort. The ones that they didn't include are as follows; 1. A Ministry official visiting Voldemort's mother's family, the Gaunts, in their run down shack of a home, where you see that Voldemort's grandfather Marvolo (Voldemort's middle name) and his uncle Morfin are both crazed and inbred muggle haters who regularly speak to snakes, and that Voldemort's mother Merope was severely abused and that she ran away with a handsome Muggle man named Tom Riddle by bewitching him with a love potion. He later abandons her and she dies in the orphanage giving birth to Voldemort. 2. Voldemort at the age of 16 visiting his Uncle Morfin and framing him for the murders of Voldemort's muggle father and muggle grandparents that very night. (Their abandoned manor house is the one that Voldemort was hiding in at the beginning of Goblet of Fire, where he killed the old caretaker) 3. A young Voldemort in his 20's working at the dark wizard shop Borgin's and Burkes after Hogwarts, and while visiting a rich witch named Hepzibah Smith finding that she had a magical goblet that belonged to Helga Hufflepuff, as well as a locket that had belonged to Salazar Slytherin, an object that belonged to Voldemort's mother before she pawned it. That night, Hepzibah is killed by Voldemort by bewitching her house elf to poison her drink, and he steals the cup and locket. 4. Voldemort in the 1960's, visiting Hogwarts to ask for a job as Defense Against the Darks Arts teacher, only for Dumbledore to suspect that Voldemort only wanted the job to recruit followers. After rejecting Voldemort for the position, no teacher has lasted more than a year at the job, as it is now cursed out of spite by Voldemort's hand.
The thing Harry uses to save Ron (a bezour) was in the half blood prince’s book it was a hint that it was snapes book because in the first book when he was asking Harry questions he asked what will save a person from almost any poison a bezour
They were slowly fixing the cabinets and they were sending an apple just to show they got it working at a base level, then the dead bird showed that it was still too broken for them to use since it kills living things that travel through it, then when the bird came through alive it's showing the cabinet is finally repaired enough the death eaters can use it as a passage... The cabinets are explained to be pretty rare in the books, as the only one you even see is a broken one being sold in an antique shop, which is why no one would ever expect the bad luck of it having it's sister cabinet in the room of requirement (the room that appears when people want to get rid of stuff, probably because it was broken).
in regards to Ron being "blind" to Hermione's feelings that isn't quite the case in the books. In the book, Ron gets told off by Ginny that because he's never snogged anyone but his Great Aunt Muriel, that he's a prude for telling her to stop snogging Dean. she screams at him that "even Hermione and Krum snogged!" and Ron went full psycho. so to get back at Hermione for snogging Krum in her 4th year, he starts to date Lavender
@@YenellyTI woud ather say it's because Gnny who knows him better than anyone else knows what to say to hurt him. She knows Ron got serious impostor syndrome, and Ron can't ever imagine anyone chosing him over someone like Krum. Of couse Ron inadvertantly hurt Ginny too, she is trying her best to move on from harry but when she does her brother essentially calls her a slut for it.
I always feel bad for Lavender Brown as she was a pawn in Hermoine's and Ron's lovers quarrel. She never had any malicious intent, she just wanted love, even though yes she was clingy. Shame what happened to her.
Harry knew a "bezor" would save Ron from poison because Snape mentions it in their first potions class, in the first movie. "Felix Felicis" the liquid luck potion, is a very complex potion to make. It's banned in competitions and has diminishing/adverse effects if you drink it regularly. The vanishing cabinet in the shop was broken and had to be mended. In the previous book a student got pushed into it and was stuck for 2 months. That student could hear conversations from the school and the shop. Draco realized if repaired it could act as a passage. But he had to test it to make sure it was safe. The books had more flashbacks. Including Voldemort's mother. Who was not very good looking, but was in love with a good-looking muggle. Her pure blood mania family would never approve so she drugged the muggle with love potion and ran away. The muggle eventually abandoned her, and she died to grief. Leaving Voldemort to grow up in a muggle orphanage.
The biggest thing left out of this movie is Voldemort mom drugged his dad with a love potion and that’s y Voldemort is the way he is a child born that way can’t feel love ie making him a psychopath
I have never liked that theory. There are tons of kids born from parents that didnt love each other, one tricked the other, even forced the other, etc.
@@pauljones77 I didn't miss the point. I just wanted to mention that it's only a theory, it's never actually said in the material that he can't feel love because of that, and that I don't like the theory.
I believe the Werewolf looking guy at the beginning that you mentioned is Greyback and actually the one who bit Lupin. He's the reason professor Lupin is a werewolf!🐺
"Are guys this blind and dumb to see that she likes him?" You have no idea lmfao. Sometimes I sit up and think about all the signs I missed because I'm dumb and girls don't come out and say feelings lol
@brandonr5023 It`s true. Most of the time, guys misunderstand female signs. Friendliness they often mistake for encouragement, and many subtle yet clear encouraging signs they overlook :) It`s a pity that the genders, or people in general, are too often lost in translation. The enormous amount of misunderstanding creates a lot of unnecessary emotional chaos and pain. All that brings about a lot of mismatched and unhappy couples and a lot of lost friendships.
It’s actually hilarious cause when I was in high school I had a crush on a girl and I went to her softball tryouts to support her, ate with her at lunch and hung back after school during one of her practices so that we could chat, knowing that I would have to walk home for like an hour at 8pm since I didn’t take the bus. I really did the most to show her I cared about her. But my stupid ass thought she wasn’t interested in me after doing this for like a month and I gave up and ended up dating another girl who I was with for 5 years before i broke up with her cause the relationship was pretty toxic. Only to find out later when we were chatting on Facebook, that she was madly in love with me and legit was thinking about marrying me when we were in 11th grade 😅 she wrote about it in her diary and she would have dreams about me. But she never would show it when we were at school cause I guess she was expecting me to ask her out. I had no idea she liked me back so I didn’t want to ruin our friendship by asking her out and getting rejected. Now she’s been in off and on relationships for over 10 years, lives in a different state and has 3 kids. We’re still friends on Facebook and I occasionally comment on her post here and there 😅.
So, about the cabinets... The one at Hogwarts was broken, Draco was fixing it so he could use it to let the Deatheaters into the school. The apple and the bird were tests to make sure it worked. Someone at the shop took a bite of the apple then sent it back to let Draco know it worked. The bird was to make sure it worked on a living thing. Can't remember if the bird came back dead because it still wasn't completely fixed or if it was killed by someone in the shop. Been a long time since I read the books.
I wish they went into more detail about Half Blood Prince (Snape) and his potions book. Not to mention about Fenrir Greyback, and Narcissa and Bellatrix's relationship. Also a big theme was also how Voldemort was pissed at Lucius Malfoy for failing to retrieve the prophecy. So he sent Draco Malfoy to die as he assumed Draco would fail in his task to kill Dumbledore that he set him.
The thing with the cabinet that they kind of leave out of the movie is that the one in Hogwarts was badly broken and Draco had to spend all year repairing it; that's why he kept sending through all the test objects. The cabinet is mentioned as a random thing in passing in previous books; it's mentioned in an early book that Peeves had smashed a very valuable vanishing cabinet, and then in another book Fred and George are like "We shoved the Slytherin Quidditch captain into that broken vanishing cabinet!" and he's lost for like a month, so that's why he had to be so careful and take so long repairing it. I think the idea with the apple and the birds is that first he tests with an inanimate object, and it works, then with a living thing, the first bird, but it dies in transit, so he has to keep fixing it until living things can pass through unharmed.
Severus Snape never pretended to be a death eater, he actually was he was loyal to Voldemort all the way until a certain point at that point he then turned. I'm not going to mention more because it would be a spoiler but he was a devout follower of Voldemort in a true Death Eater. It's even mentioned in the books that only Voldemort and Severus Snape are the only two wizards that can fly without a broom. Severus Snipes learned it from his master Voldemort.
It's been said over, and over, _and OVER_ again I'm sure... but Ron is _SO MUCH BETTER IN THE BOOKS_ , and it makes way more sense why Hermione would fall for him. It's a real shame, cuz Rupert Grint does a great job in the _rare_ times he gets the few bits of spotlight that weren't taken away from the books...
book ron is far more courageous,sweeter&loyal. book hermione is far more scaredycat,flawed&narrow-minded. book harry is far more sassy,jock-like&angsty
You clowns act like Ron did something bad. He asked Hermione out to the dance in movie 4, she turned him down, and now he should ask her out just because she's ready but doesn't say anything herself? Oh but she got mad at him for not saying anything in movie 4, so he's the villain either way? That's just man hating
The only way to survive the killing curse is when somebody chose to die, without Intention to block it, for somebody else. For example like Lily did, by dodging the spell, have a strong barrier in front of you or by priori incantatem. Priori incantatem is a very rare occasion in which two wands with the same core are fighting each other and create a bond. Like it happened between Voldemort and Harry. They both have one feather from Fawkes, the phoenix from Dumbledore. So when the killing curse hit Dumbledore, it was 100% certain he is dead.
the first part was in 3-D. Yes, we can be that stupid about women. Many people forget that one piece of his soul stayed within Tom Riddle. The connection between the vanishing cabinets was broken. Draco had to fix it before bringing the death eaters through it.
The Vanishing Cabinet was broken. Draco spent the entire year fixing it, that's why he sent the Apple and the Bird through. He was testing to see if it would work.
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically.
In my opinion, in "The Philosopher`s Stone", it was made more than clear that Ron was intelligent. He earned 50 points for his epic chess game. On Hogwarts Express, he was just sharing a simple fact that he had learned from his wizarding family.
Draco was tasked with fixing the cabinet in the room of requirements, (which was broken and did not work ) and killing Dumbledore. He was tasked by Voldemort as a way of punishing Lucius for not getting the Prophecy in the last book. Voldemort knew Draco would not be able to accomplish killing Dumbledore; which meant that it was a certain death for Draco.
I think you guys didn't grasp the importance of Dumbledore. He's not just the headmaster, he is the most powerful wizard alive, the only one that Voldemort fears, even in his old age. During his prime, he defeated the darkest wizard to exist at the time (only surpassed by Voldemort in evilness), Geller Grindewaldt. And he had a whole story with him, like, a very greatness-obssesed and gay one. They barely mention it in the movies, but we got *a bit* in the Fantastic Beasts movies (sadly I think they've cancelled them, I seemed like they were going to end with the epic Dumbledore-Grindelwaldt fight since he's the main villain there).
My interpretation of the vanishing cabinet scenes has always been that; Test 1 with the apple is testing an inanimate object. The second with the bird is testing a living being, the still faulty cabinet kills it, increasing Draco's stress with regards to repairing it. The bathroom fight happens right after this. When Harry and Ginny go to hide the book they discover and release Draco's third test, which survived.
@@rainofkhandaq6678 and yes its "my interpretation", its the interpretation I formed by watching the movies as a young boy. That others reach the same conclusion by applying logic does not make it any less mine.
It was Draco and not Ginny that was supposed to open the closet and see whether the bird would come back dead or alive. Had it come back alive which it did, Draco would have known that his endeavours to fix the closet had worked and he could fulfil Lord Voldermorts order to let the death-eaters into the school.
Book Ron and Movies Ron are very different. Ron is still my favorite character in the movies, deep down no matter how different they portrayed him you can see the great friend and partner qualities he has.
Book Ron was petty, insecure, jealous, and occasionally cruel just like movie Ron. Book Ron did have more redeeming qualities, but I personally wouldn’t consider him a great partner. He could be a good friend as long as you tiptoe around his nonsense and never count on him too much.
How did Harry know how to save Ron from the poison? Remember first movie first potion class when Snape was saying Harry wasn’t paying attention And started quizzing him on random things? One of those was about a BEZOAR (s a stone (actually a ball of compacted hair) that is removed from the stomach of a goat, and the ingestion of such a stone is said to cure most poisons.) Also, Since Harry’s been obsessed with the potion book, he’s seen it in the books many many times.
A little detail I just thought of, is why the book was in the Potions Classroom in the first place; Snape was the Potions Professor for at least 4yrs. His was mixed in with the students' copies by mistake, then left behind when he switched to the Defence Against The Dark Arts position.
The vanishing cabinets were broken and Draco was trying to fix the broken one. The white bird died in transit, so it wasn't yet fully fixed. Voldemort purposely made 6 horcruxes as the 7th part of his soul remains in himself; otherwise he would be as if a dementor had 'kissed' him! Ron has insecurities as all his elder brothers excelled at various things. He thinks he's not good enough for Hermione although the films make him look worse than in the books. Ginny and Harry are only 6 months different in age as Harry is the youngest in his year.
I used to be a cook, and when this movie came out, I was a cook at a hotel. The scene where they are first making a potion and Harry is using the personalized notes that differ from the book was so relatable. Sometimes, in cooking, you find ways to deviate from the recipe, and it makes a big difference in the final product. On occasion another cook or the chef would ask me what I did differently that made my dish better than theirs, and I would tell them or show them and they would ask where I learned it because it wasn't the "proper" technique. I just learned it from trying different ways and seeing if another way worked better.
In the books we actually get butterbeer in the third one. He shares a butterbeer with Professor Remus Lupin, before that though he already sneaked into hogsmeade with the cloak so he already had a butterbeer and that's when Professor Lupin was wondering how he would have known about it Etc.
Draco first tested the cabinets with a non living thing apple . Next he tried transporting a living thing bird but that died on the way as Draco was still repairing the magical path between the cabinets
The reason Voldemort looks the way he does is because every time he makes a horcrux he loses some of his humanity like his nose. There’s a flashback in the books where he looks all waxy due to him making horcruxes
Ok so. To explain a bit - from the beginning of the movie, we noticed Dumbledore’s hand was black yes? That was caused by wearing the horcrux ring he later shows Harry. It was killing Dumbledore, so he knew he was going to die and made a plan with snape. Snape needed to be the one to kill Dumbledore for several reasons, some of which I can’t explain without spoiling it lol but yes, killing Dumbledore earned snape Voldemort and the death eaters trust, which was super important for the future. About the vanishing cabinet: Draco needed to make sure that the vanishing cabinet could teleport live people so he tested it with a bird and it came back dead. That meant the cabinet on Draco’s end was still broken and he spent the year trying to fix it. When Ginny and Harry find it and open it and the bird comes out alive, that meant that Draco has successfully fixed the cabinet
The bird was a test, if the vanishing cabinet could teleport living beings. The first one died, because the cabinet was defective. After it is fully restored, the second one survives the journey.
Maybe someone explained it already, but from my understanding Draco was mending the vanishing cabinet, because it wasn’t strong enough to transport all those death eaters. He got it to successfully transport an apple, and it came back with a bite out of it to prove it went to the twin cabinet and back, not just into the aether. Then when he tried with a bird, it didn’t survive the trip, so he had to keep working on fixing it. The next time we see the cabinet, Ginny opens the it and a new bird flies out, showing that now a living thing can survive the trip between the two cabinets. It is a bit cryptic, but you can see the cabinet gradually get better at its job with Draco’s help.
Note: Bellatrix is named after a major star in the belt of the constellation Orion the Hunter. 'Bellatrix' means 'female warrior'. 'Fenrir' is the name of the giant wolf that will bring about Ragnarök, the destruction of the Norse gods. He was the son of Loki and a giantess and bound in place for the expectation of only evil coming from him. Fenrir Greyback was a werewolf who specifically enjoyed turning children. Remus Lupin's father tried to get him arrested and held in Azkaban but failed; Fenrir then turned Remus as retribution. ___________________________ There is speculation as to whether squibs can see Dementors. Many can sense them, but there is no clear indication whether any can see them. Part of their ability to function in the Wizarding World is the necessity of at least being able to sense magical objects and actions that are invisible to muggles. ___________________________ Ginny is only one year younger than Harry. A 2-year gap in teen ages, especially when the girl is younger (girls mature faster than boys) is pretty normal. ___________________________ In the pivotal scene where Draco sees Harry speaking to Katie just recovered from the cursed necklace, I have never seen Draco wearing so much white. And when he dashes off to the bathroom and pulls off his vest, he's there in gleaming white shirtsleeves. It's indicative of him turning an ethical/moral corner. His breakdown into remorseful tears confirms it. There have been shots of him prior to this, looking pensive and in deep regret. His 'crimes' have isolated him and eft him lost. Harry enters the scene. Ordinarily Harry surveys and surmises; he reads what is present and builds on the evidence before him. But uncharacteristically, he ignores the fact that Draco is, also uncharacteristically, in tears and instead is in full prejudicial form. And so ensues the battle, Draco panicking and Harry on a mission to punish. And Harry doesn't stop until Draco is lying on the floor bleeding to death. Luckily, Snape arrives and is about to reverse the deadly spell. Every single time I watch that scene, I wonder what would have happened if Harry had responded to Draco's tears. It would have definitely changed EVERYTHING. ___________________________ A quick lesson on Horcrux Math: One murder splits the soul into two pieces; place one piece into an object to make a horcrux, the other piece is retained in your original body. If your body has no soul in it, it is not alive; the soul is what gives it life. Without a soul, there is no vital energy to keep it living. This is the standard way to make a horcrux. Seven pieces of soul means one to retain in his body and the creation of six horcruxes total. ___________________________ Activity within Voldemort's hiding place (the same island/sea cave in the picture in young Tom's room) is compromised by the magic Voldemort invested in the space. -You can't enter without providing blood. This weakens the person entering and makes them vulnerable to the dark magic set there. -No, you can't fly, apparate, or teleport within the sea cave. You have to use the submerged boat. -The boat is very shallow, constructed to hold enough weight for an estimated single person. Harry and Dumbledore together equal the weight of one person. -There is movement underwater, which would be the Inferi, which are the animated carcasses of children young Tom Riddle killed in that place. They were left there to guard the locket; if you touch the water, they are released to pull you in and drown you. This is why the boat is so shallow. Harry tries to use the Sectumsempra curse he used on Draco, but the Inferi are already dead; it can't have any effect on them. -To reach the locket, you must drink all the water in the basin holding the locket. The water brings up every crushing regret and throws the drinker off mission (to get the locket). This is why having a second person is essential and why conditions were set up to block a second person from being there. It is thought Dumbledore experienced the pain and guilt of his part in the death of his beloved little sister Ariana. -After the locket is removed, the only water available is what covers the Inferi. This is the final trap. But Dumbledore's magic is still more powerful than Voldemort's. ___________________________ So, yes; Draco's other task was to kill Dumbledore. This task in particular was given to Draco because if he succeeded, it helped Voldemort, and the Wizarding World would search Draco out and either kill or imprison him. And if Draco failed, Voldemort could then kill Draco. Either way, for the intent to crush Lucius, it's a win-win. But Snape took an unbreakable vow, so Dumbledore is dead and events are not on rush. Voldemort has a lot to get in place in a short time, if he is to succeed in his personal revolution. But let's backtrack a bit and examine that interchange between Dumbledore and Draco. Draco finally admits he's tasked to kill Dumbledore, but Dumbledore is correct that Draco doesn't want to do it. Dumbledore uses words and persuasion to undermine Draco's resolve, not so Dumbledore saves his own life but to save Draco and his soul. Murder breaks the soul into two pieces and there's no repairing that; it's the beginning of the destruction of a person. Dumbledore KNOWS this is his last minutes; he's seen it coming. That's why he's been 'off' lately; he knows he's running out of time to have things in pace so Voldemort can be defeated. Dumbledore has been working a major magic for nearly all of Harry's life and he knew he wouldn't be around to ensure it worked out. He needed to have all the necessary components in place. The final thing he needed to do was see to the transfer of his wand. Dumbledore says "I'll make it easy for you", pulls out his wand, and holds it nonthreateningly to the side and loosely. He knows Draco is fully of adrenalin, in full panic mode. And, as Dumbledore wanted, Draco disarms him. The only witnesses to this are Dumbledore, Draco, and Harry. Draco and Harry don't have the knowledge of wandlore to know Dumbledore's wand has now changed its loyalty to Draco. As the wand falls to the floor, Dumbledore says "Very good! Very good!". Dumbledore, the architect of taking down Voldemort, has put the last piece in place. He is ready to die. ___________________________ Let me say something here about the operation of magic. To be a great wizard is a lonely responsibility. You CANNOT confide in anyone; you HAVE TO retain secrets. If you reveal too much to those involved or who could become involved in your activities, their reactions also color and influence the strength and nature of the energy and can influence the result. You have to remain secretive, even if you have to lie or conceal truth to do so. There is power in that and power can leak out. It's like being a parent; you may totally understand why a child is doing wrong, even laugh at the creativity or familiarity of it. But as a parent, you have to conceal that and be the disciplinarian and role model that will guide his/her life. Most parents hate punishing their child, but sometimes it's necessary. And sometimes they have to tell lies, hoping the lies keep the child from entering areas or actions that's bad for them. A phobia is better than engaging in something life-threatening. So it is with spells and magic; to be the architect of a working means you are isolated in crafting and activating it. Some people considered Dumbledore arrogant, even power-hungry or ambitious. He knew the cost of things. He carried the weight of people who died to achieve certain ends. He would rather have saved them all, but he worked with the bigger picture and the bigger picture also demanded his own death. Dumbledore was a great wizard and a great public servant. What an incredible character. ___________________________ There's a thing that happens to 'sensitives' (those with ESP), where something will for seemingly no reason become far more noticeable compared to everything else around it. It's like a spotlight hit it or he things around it fall to the background. Like you're about to leave the house and your umbrella is suddenly REALLY noticeable. You had just checked the weather, no rain is expected, but the umbrella is almost winking at you. Do you take it along or talk yourself out of it with logic. Guaranteed, if you leave it home, it will rain. And if you take it along, it will rain. Or like you pick up a familiar useful object and suddenly you are struck by its familiarity and how incredibly useful it has been to you and you find yourself really appreciating having it in your life. And by the next day it's gone. It breaks or is lost or is stolen, but it leaves a hole in your life. There's a couple places in the Harry Potter films where this happens. When Harry has Christmas dinner with the Weasleys at Grimaud Place (Sirius's townhouse), Harry turns around and SEES, really SEES, Sirius standing in the doorway. There is something compelling about that moment. And later in the film Sirius dies. And when Harry and Hermione are talking at the balcony rail in the Astronomy Tower, and Harry mentions how he has never really appreciated how beautiful Hogwarts was. And just see how much of Hogwarts Harry sees after that. These moments of pre-loss occur with and without warning. Some things leave us with no prior indication, yet they call to us. And usually we meet such moments with denial and logic. Life is more magical and instructive than that.
This movie has a very special in my heart. It was the first Harry Potter movie I saw in theatres, it was a midnight viewing too and my mom and I went on the actual midnight it came out. I dressed as a death eater and there were others who dressed as wizards and death eaters as well and there was like a mock duel between death eaters and other wizards before the movie started. (I didn’t participate because I was too shy xD). I was 14 at the time. I remember showing my mom the trailer when it was released on UA-cam and we were both super excited, being Harry Potter fans. Love you two’s reaction to this series! :)
Voldemort tasks Draco with killing Dumbledore as punishment for Lucius failing to retrieve the prophecy in Order of the Phoenix. Voldy never expected Draco to succeed and would either punish or kill Draco once he failed.
Dumbledore got cursed when he destroyed the ring and was dying. It started in his hand and was slowly killing him. When he discovered riddle's plan with Draco he made a plan with Snape to keep the boy from committing murder.
31:09 Despite the problems Harry has with Draco (especially with what he (Draco) has been doing in this instalment), I don't think he wanted to do something like THAT to him.
Voldemort's appearance changed due to the sheer amount of Dark Magic he used. Creating the Horcruxes gradually ate away at his physical appearance. Then the rudimentary body he was forced to use before he was brought back to a fully developed body. All of this altered his appearance
Spoiler Warning for book 7 / movie 8: Man.... the movies really did an awful job hiding that Snape and Dumbledore planned his death. They even added extra scenes to make it more obvious and I'll never understand why. Hell, even the actor that played Dumbledore delivered the "please" line in such an obvious way. But then again, he never read the books and did not play the character well at all. Completely ruins the payoff in Deathly Hallows. The book went out of its way to make sure you believed Snape betrayed Dumbledore. Dumbledore's "please" line struck horror into Harry because he thought Dumbledore was pleading for his life with Snape. Sure some people had their conspiracy theories about it, but most people believed Snape to be evil (still wasn't a good guy, but didn't want to kill Dumbledore).
This is the one book that had soooooo many clues throughout the book that you leave one out and the movie kinda stops making sense. I’ve watched this one like 100 times and there are things that still don’t add up on the big screen
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16:21 y’all’s reaction to Hermione’s hypothetical was hilarious. She’s definitely dropping hints and Ron is oblivious. 20:01 lol even funnier. 24:03 lol Dee’s nonchalant comments can sometimes be the funniest ones for me. Great movie. Saw it in theaters and a lot of people who hadn’t read the books screamed in shock when Dumbledore was taken out. There was a big debate when this book first came out whether Snape was good, as you theorize, or if he was truly bad. Great reaction as usual.
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I understand wanting to watch these again. I Catch something new every time and I’ve seen them at least seven or eight times each!😂 Also if you girls miss something (like the conversation about liquid luck) don’t be afraid to go back and rewatch the scene. It’s really important to understand what’s going on, especially for the rest of the movies. Great reaction btw! Can’t wait to see the rest
I know Im late to this react lol... I think this movie suffered most from lack of context. 3 cut a lot, too, but the movie is so good it compensates for it. 6 struggles more. They explain so much more about Snape and the book. The vanishing cabinet, which is like linked doors: two cabinets in different places and you can transfer stuff or people between them just closing the door. That one was broken so Draco was working the whole year to fix it so the death eaters could get in. Fun fact: in book/movie 2 when Harry mumbles the "diagonally" and goes to the wrong fire place, he hides in a cabinet when the Malfoys come into the shop. That's the same cabinet they use in this book/movie. One was in that shop, the other was in the junk room version of the Room of Requirement (the same room they used in Phoenix for Dumbledores Army lessons), it changes to be whatever the person needs it to be. But there's soooo much context that is lost in this adaptation so I get why it didn't hit if you haven't read the books.
How is Ron acting like a jerk? Hermione's not entitled to date anyone she wants. She doesn't even have the courage to ask him out and instead attempts to assault him out of jealousy. Hermione is the one being the jerk here.
@@Abii140 did you just tell someone to "go cool off" months later? Besides it looks like I've only got 4 comments throughout the entire channel so I have no idea how you're apparently seeing me in every comment section
They don’t really explain it in the movies, but in the Half-blood prince book you learn that the defense against the dark arts position is actually cursed to never be able to keep a teacher for more than one year. That’s why there’s always someone different
Half Blood Prince is a much more detailed book than it is movie. I highly recommend going back and reading (or listening) to the books. You’ll get a lot of answers to questions you’ve been having. Long time Harry Potter fan here and I am loving the watch along with you two. Your reactions are precious and I love the energy between you two.
14:00 Injustice is what had done to characters such as he. Didn't really know about his mother, being abandoned by his father and grew up in an orphanage, surrounded by boys who declare themselves superior above him and abuses him for it. Tom had completely lost himself with revenge fueled from trauma, from hatred. If my life ended up as he, as a helpless child who never learnt how to smile positively or love somebody, I don't know what type of monster I would be and what my parents or family would want me instead, after all these years of embracing unimaginable pain and doubt and misery. No matter how unfair his history was, all the actions he take whenever he is angry or greedy, I still mourn for him. Not all characters can be evil; they can be lost, seduced, manipulated.
Fenrir Greyback is a Werewolf, but he's not like Lupin. He likes biting people, and even attacks them when its not the full-moon. He's one of Voldemort's hired thugs. If Voldy wants someone scared or intimidated, in goes Greyback. Lycanthropy has such a stigma attached to it that most wizards shun Werewolves and some parents abandon their kids because of their affliction. Greyback is the one who bit Lupin when he was a child, that's why Lupin was so on edge. He could sense something was up.
Fun fact: Snape's mother is a pure blood with the family name Prince. Like the malfoys and Blacks they're a family who give great pride in being pure bloods. By marrying Snape's father a muggle brought her status very low in the eyes of their family. Anyways that's why Snape is the Half Blood Prince, its his mother's family name. The Weasleys are also pure bloods, they're status is low though because of their facination on muggle studies. All pureblood families are somehow related, like Malfoy's mother and Bellatrix are cousins of Sirius Black.
So the vanishing cabinet was broken, and they had been working on it through out the movie and making sure that it could work and then that’s why they went from an Apple to a bird a living thing
1. Young Tom Riddle actually said "I can hurt people who annoy me." At 11 Tom Riddle was already torturing people and killing animals. 2. There were a LOT more memories about Riddle/Voldemort in the books. Ones about his family history and some about the items he chose to make horcruxes. The movie only showed 2 memories out of 9. 3 of 10 if you count both Slughorn's tampered memory and the true one. That never happened. They added those stupid scenes with Bellatrix but they're not in the book. That whole part drives me nuts.
In the book with liquid luck you don't actually have to drink as much as what they showed on film. Harry actually drunk a little bit of it, the rest he actually gave to Hermione to give to the other members of the Dumbledore's Army, which actually helped save their lives when the Death Eaters attack the school.
Saying the story doesn't flow is crazy. These kids are first and foremost teenagers. Having love and romance happening in the midst of a lot of darkness is very appropriate.
A Squib, also known as a wizard-born, was a non-magical person who was born to at least one magical parent. Squibs were, in essence, "wizard-born Muggles". They were rare and were looked upon with a degree of disdain by some witches and wizards, particularly pure-bloods. Source Google, as I didn't ever knew after 15 years I was so perplexed to hear you state the definition. 😮 I'm done 33:54 Remember when Hermione said Harry needed to go see slughorn, but he said to go to Hagrid because he had a good feeling? It was all about getting the real memory..I. Order for that to happen these parts needed to take place. Not taking the potion would have other endings
In the memory of Dumbledore when he first met Tom Riddle at the orphanage, Tom Riddle says that he can do bad things to people who are mean to him that's what it is in the movie in the book he actually says he can do mean things to people who annoy him. It's a subtle change but mean and annoy mean two different things. So in the book it kind of already shows how sick and twisted he already was.
Out of all the 7 movies, this is probably the one with most details left out that were mentioned in the books. The book was full of Tom Riddle's origin story
38:45 part of it happened gradually as he created more Horcruxes, but the main transformation happened when he rose from the dead. If you go bakc to the first mvoie Voldemort still had a nose back then.
I really suggest reading this book to get the background for Voldemort as the movie does not even scratches the surface with everything that happens in it. 28:27 If you go back to the first movie, Snape told Harry and his class that Bezor was the antidot for most poisons. 38:25 For that you will have to read the books. But in short, Tom Riddle's facial features became more and more distorted the more horcruxes he made. In the books, Voldemort had specific facial features that were contributed by his horcruxes. 52:56 Actually this movie has cut almost 80-90% of the book material and it isn't even explained in the last 2 movies. Strangely, they didn't make HBP parts 1 and 2 since it is the largest book of all 7.
The reason Voldemort looks like he does is that, every time he killed someone and created a Horcrux, it in some way damages the soul. And, the more he did it, the nore irreversible the damage was.
So the cupboards what happened is the one that was at the school was destroyed or damaged when peeves the Poltergeist decided to drop it. So Malfoy had to try and mend it that way they can start using it to transport the Death Eaters over to the school through the security perimeter.
Respect for you guys for understanding that Dumbledore planned his death with Snape and that he's ultimately a good guy. Most reactors are as wrong and confused as Harry is at the time.
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So Last Movie it was Malfoy Seniors mission to obtain the Prophecy and because he failed, Voldemort made Malfoys son do the new mission of killing Dumbledore.
Hey are you guys going to react to the Fantastic Beasts Trilogy sometime very good.
Well some other UA-camr's I watch are dealing with the copyright issues too.. So you not alone in that part
This is the 6th movie, not the 5th.
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There is so much more info about young Tom Riddle in the books. None of it is "critical" per se, but this kind of stands out: his mother, a witch, used a love potion on his father, a muggle (Tom Riddle senior). There was no actual genuine love in the conception of their son, and the love potion and lack of genuine love assumedly had an effect on Voldemort's psyche. Hence his lack of understanding of love and its importance, even in magic.
Loving this insight! TY 🙏🏽
This was actually confirmed to be false by J. K. Rowling as far as I remember. The love potion wasn't the reason for Voldemort's inability to understand love.
Ah, apparently it was a misunderstanding of a quote by her:
Q: How much does the fact that Voldemort was conceived under a love potion have to do with his inability to understand love is it more symbolic?
J.K. Rowling: It was a symbolic way of showing that he came from a loveless union -- but of course, everything would have changed if Merope [his mother] had survived and raised him herself and loved him.
Harry high on Liquid Luck is one of the funniest sequences period 😂😂😂
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Many love Harry on Liquid Luck but Daniel Radcliffe didn't like the way he performed while on it.
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I think he was great :))) All the world can not be wrong... :)
@@ThePharaz I didn't know that! It's such a great moment. I think Radcliffe should be proud. He's so suddenly different. The way he chirps so confidently with Slughorn and confuses him but still leads him. And it was Slughorn who gave him the brew in the first place. So good.
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There's a big parallel between Harry, Snape, and Voldemort that's explored more in the books. They're all half-bloods (Snape's mom was a witch, last name Prince, who married a Muggle - thus, the "Half-Blood Prince") and they all grew up abused, neglected, lonely boys. Snape knew about magic, but grew up in a Muggle neighborhood, and Harry and Voldemort both didn't know about magic at all until their Hogwarts letters and were raised amongst Muggles.
It's interesting to look at how similar their early lives were and how different their later lives turned out. It all comes back to the big theme of the movies and books: it's our choices that show who we truly are.
"Just kill me and we'll figure it out" lmfao
😂😂😂😂 you feel me?? Sometimes I forget the things I say and don’t realize until I watch our reactions again lol
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the way they were right though lmao, Dumbledore wanted Snape to kill him. That's why he said "please".
The bird in the cabinet: Draco spent the whole movie (off-screen) mending the sister cabinets so that he could get the other death eaters into Hogwarts. Draco put the apple in the cabinet, someone takes a bite out of it, and they sent it back. This showed the connection between the cabinets worked. The bird was a test to see if a living creature could teleport between cabinets. The first bird came back dead, meaning the cabinets weren't fully repaired. Later, when Harry and Ginny are hiding the book, they stumble across the cabinet and a bird flies out of it. This showed that the cabinets had been fully repaired and it was safe for the death eaters to teleport between them. But since Harry and Ginny let the bird out, Draco didn't find it and kept trying to repair it for a while, which is why the death eaters don't show up until the end.
Another fun hint for the audience was that between the apple and bird scenes, Harry talks to Mr. Weasly who reports that he sent a spy to inspect the cabinet (Harry asked about the cabinet after seeing Draco inspect it). He says it's probably a vanishing cabinet and, surprisingly, the cabinet was still in the shop--Draco never bought the cabinet after inspecting it. But we had already seen Draco put the apple into an identical cabinet in the Room of Requirement, so we actually knew the whole time that the connection was between Hogwarts and the death eater shop.
The creepy guy is Fenrir Greyback. He is the man who bit Lupin when he was a kid and infected him with Lycanthropy.
Wow I did not know this for some reason and I’m a huge fan, thanks!
He's one of the few werewolves who actually EMBRACES his lycanthropic nature, and willingly gives himself over to it.
Yeah and it was done in retaliation against Lupin's father for saying that werewolves were soulless and deserving of death.
Because he's a werewolves he's not allowed to have the death eaters mark
@@ghostedpt If you haven't already, the books are certainly worth reading if you like the movies.
Snape loved Potions, he was even the Potions teacher for a long time. So It makes sense that his potions book has "corrections" and is still in the room where snape was teaching the last years.
‘Oh to be young and to feel love’s keen sting!’
Liquid luck " what's that do "? The answer is in the name 😂
One thing that is a bit of a shame is that they didn't include all of the memories that Dumbledore had about Voldemort. The ones that they didn't include are as follows;
1. A Ministry official visiting Voldemort's mother's family, the Gaunts, in their run down shack of a home, where you see that Voldemort's grandfather Marvolo (Voldemort's middle name) and his uncle Morfin are both crazed and inbred muggle haters who regularly speak to snakes, and that Voldemort's mother Merope was severely abused and that she ran away with a handsome Muggle man named Tom Riddle by bewitching him with a love potion. He later abandons her and she dies in the orphanage giving birth to Voldemort.
2. Voldemort at the age of 16 visiting his Uncle Morfin and framing him for the murders of Voldemort's muggle father and muggle grandparents that very night. (Their abandoned manor house is the one that Voldemort was hiding in at the beginning of Goblet of Fire, where he killed the old caretaker)
3. A young Voldemort in his 20's working at the dark wizard shop Borgin's and Burkes after Hogwarts, and while visiting a rich witch named Hepzibah Smith finding that she had a magical goblet that belonged to Helga Hufflepuff, as well as a locket that had belonged to Salazar Slytherin, an object that belonged to Voldemort's mother before she pawned it. That night, Hepzibah is killed by Voldemort by bewitching her house elf to poison her drink, and he steals the cup and locket.
4. Voldemort in the 1960's, visiting Hogwarts to ask for a job as Defense Against the Darks Arts teacher, only for Dumbledore to suspect that Voldemort only wanted the job to recruit followers. After rejecting Voldemort for the position, no teacher has lasted more than a year at the job, as it is now cursed out of spite by Voldemort's hand.
I believe, if I remember correctly, that after Snape's death and Voldemort's death, the curse from that position was lifted
@@Masq1980 Yep, that broke the curse.
the helga part is one of my fav flashbacks
And is exactly why I’m annoyed by this movie!
"Its called liquid luck. Whats that do? Liquid courage?"....lmao
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Too stupid
In a sense yes. Its said to be dangerous in excessive amounts, probably because the user will feel invincible when theyre not
@@InarescoI thought that the affects of the potion dwindle with multiple uses. So it's less effective the more you use it.
Nope I'm fully wrong it's just straight up toxic😅
The thing Harry uses to save Ron (a bezour) was in the half blood prince’s book it was a hint that it was snapes book because in the first book when he was asking Harry questions he asked what will save a person from almost any poison a bezour
I never caught this until I recently after seeing the movies 100s of times lol.
Also mentioned in his first major dialogue to a class including Harry in the first movie.
They were slowly fixing the cabinets and they were sending an apple just to show they got it working at a base level, then the dead bird showed that it was still too broken for them to use since it kills living things that travel through it, then when the bird came through alive it's showing the cabinet is finally repaired enough the death eaters can use it as a passage... The cabinets are explained to be pretty rare in the books, as the only one you even see is a broken one being sold in an antique shop, which is why no one would ever expect the bad luck of it having it's sister cabinet in the room of requirement (the room that appears when people want to get rid of stuff, probably because it was broken).
Thank you for this explanation! Makes total sense 👍🏻
Snape's witch mother's name was Eileen Prince Snape married a muggle, thus the half-blood Prince.
in regards to Ron being "blind" to Hermione's feelings that isn't quite the case in the books.
In the book, Ron gets told off by Ginny that because he's never snogged anyone but his Great Aunt Muriel, that he's a prude for telling her to stop snogging Dean. she screams at him that "even Hermione and Krum snogged!"
and Ron went full psycho. so to get back at Hermione for snogging Krum in her 4th year, he starts to date Lavender
ron def has questionable moments in the books when it comes to hermione lmaoo
Yep, he was full of teenage stupidity.
@@YenellyTI woud ather say it's because Gnny who knows him better than anyone else knows what to say to hurt him. She knows Ron got serious impostor syndrome, and Ron can't ever imagine anyone chosing him over someone like Krum.
Of couse Ron inadvertantly hurt Ginny too, she is trying her best to move on from harry but when she does her brother essentially calls her a slut for it.
I always feel bad for Lavender Brown as she was a pawn in Hermoine's and Ron's lovers quarrel.
She never had any malicious intent, she just wanted love, even though yes she was clingy.
Shame what happened to her.
i personally feel like it was more so cause he thought harmione had a thing for e/o and he didn't wanna risk it. also cause he's just a dumb boi
Harry knew a "bezor" would save Ron from poison because Snape mentions it in their first potions class, in the first movie.
"Felix Felicis" the liquid luck potion, is a very complex potion to make. It's banned in competitions and has diminishing/adverse effects if you drink it regularly.
The vanishing cabinet in the shop was broken and had to be mended. In the previous book a student got pushed into it and was stuck for 2 months. That student could hear conversations from the school and the shop. Draco realized if repaired it could act as a passage. But he had to test it to make sure it was safe.
The books had more flashbacks. Including Voldemort's mother. Who was not very good looking, but was in love with a good-looking muggle. Her pure blood mania family would never approve so she drugged the muggle with love potion and ran away. The muggle eventually abandoned her, and she died to grief. Leaving Voldemort to grow up in a muggle orphanage.
Wow ty for this! ✨
‘Young Rizzard’ 😂 that’s going to be up there for me with Swagrid 😂
The biggest thing left out of this movie is Voldemort mom drugged his dad with a love potion and that’s y Voldemort is the way he is a child born that way can’t feel love ie making him a psychopath
Yea i never understood why they cut out all those flashbacks
@@yolandag8436Because the people who made the films were morons 😂
I have never liked that theory. There are tons of kids born from parents that didnt love each other, one tricked the other, even forced the other, etc.
@@ezradanger Well done on completely missing the point 😒
@@pauljones77 I didn't miss the point. I just wanted to mention that it's only a theory, it's never actually said in the material that he can't feel love because of that, and that I don't like the theory.
I believe the Werewolf looking guy at the beginning that you mentioned is Greyback and actually the one who bit Lupin. He's the reason professor Lupin is a werewolf!🐺
Would have loved if Lupin was the one who killed Greyback.
Ginny is only one year younger than Harry.
I remember very much enjoying Ginny's character in the books, though it has been a long while since I read them. She's an impressive witch.
"Are guys this blind and dumb to see that she likes him?" You have no idea lmfao. Sometimes I sit up and think about all the signs I missed because I'm dumb and girls don't come out and say feelings lol
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It`s true. Most of the time, guys misunderstand female signs.
Friendliness they often mistake for encouragement, and many subtle yet clear encouraging signs they overlook :)
It`s a pity that the genders, or people in general, are too often lost in translation.
The enormous amount of misunderstanding creates a lot of unnecessary emotional chaos and pain. All that brings about a lot of mismatched and unhappy couples and a lot of lost friendships.
It’s actually hilarious cause when I was in high school I had a crush on a girl and I went to her softball tryouts to support her, ate with her at lunch and hung back after school during one of her practices so that we could chat, knowing that I would have to walk home for like an hour at 8pm since I didn’t take the bus. I really did the most to show her I cared about her. But my stupid ass thought she wasn’t interested in me after doing this for like a month and I gave up and ended up dating another girl who I was with for 5 years before i broke up with her cause the relationship was pretty toxic. Only to find out later when we were chatting on Facebook, that she was madly in love with me and legit was thinking about marrying me when we were in 11th grade 😅 she wrote about it in her diary and she would have dreams about me. But she never would show it when we were at school cause I guess she was expecting me to ask her out. I had no idea she liked me back so I didn’t want to ruin our friendship by asking her out and getting rejected. Now she’s been in off and on relationships for over 10 years, lives in a different state and has 3 kids. We’re still friends on Facebook and I occasionally comment on her post here and there 😅.
So, about the cabinets... The one at Hogwarts was broken, Draco was fixing it so he could use it to let the Deatheaters into the school. The apple and the bird were tests to make sure it worked. Someone at the shop took a bite of the apple then sent it back to let Draco know it worked. The bird was to make sure it worked on a living thing. Can't remember if the bird came back dead because it still wasn't completely fixed or if it was killed by someone in the shop. Been a long time since I read the books.
I wish they went into more detail about Half Blood Prince (Snape) and his potions book.
Not to mention about Fenrir Greyback, and Narcissa and Bellatrix's relationship.
Also a big theme was also how Voldemort was pissed at Lucius Malfoy for failing to retrieve the prophecy.
So he sent Draco Malfoy to die as he assumed Draco would fail in his task to kill Dumbledore that he set him.
The thing with the cabinet that they kind of leave out of the movie is that the one in Hogwarts was badly broken and Draco had to spend all year repairing it; that's why he kept sending through all the test objects. The cabinet is mentioned as a random thing in passing in previous books; it's mentioned in an early book that Peeves had smashed a very valuable vanishing cabinet, and then in another book Fred and George are like "We shoved the Slytherin Quidditch captain into that broken vanishing cabinet!" and he's lost for like a month, so that's why he had to be so careful and take so long repairing it. I think the idea with the apple and the birds is that first he tests with an inanimate object, and it works, then with a living thing, the first bird, but it dies in transit, so he has to keep fixing it until living things can pass through unharmed.
Severus Snape never pretended to be a death eater, he actually was he was loyal to Voldemort all the way until a certain point at that point he then turned. I'm not going to mention more because it would be a spoiler but he was a devout follower of Voldemort in a true Death Eater. It's even mentioned in the books that only Voldemort and Severus Snape are the only two wizards that can fly without a broom. Severus Snipes learned it from his master Voldemort.
It's been said over, and over, _and OVER_ again I'm sure... but Ron is _SO MUCH BETTER IN THE BOOKS_ , and it makes way more sense why Hermione would fall for him. It's a real shame, cuz Rupert Grint does a great job in the _rare_ times he gets the few bits of spotlight that weren't taken away from the books...
book ron is far more courageous,sweeter&loyal. book hermione is far more scaredycat,flawed&narrow-minded. book harry is far more sassy,jock-like&angsty
You clowns act like Ron did something bad.
He asked Hermione out to the dance in movie 4, she turned him down, and now he should ask her out just because she's ready but doesn't say anything herself?
Oh but she got mad at him for not saying anything in movie 4, so he's the villain either way? That's just man hating
@@rainofkhandaq6678 what... what are you even responding to, here? Are you in the wrong comment thread?
The only way to survive the killing curse is when somebody chose to die, without Intention to block it, for somebody else. For example like Lily did, by dodging the spell, have a strong barrier in front of you or by priori incantatem. Priori incantatem is a very rare occasion in which two wands with the same core are fighting each other and create a bond. Like it happened between Voldemort and Harry. They both have one feather from Fawkes, the phoenix from Dumbledore. So when the killing curse hit Dumbledore, it was 100% certain he is dead.
the first part was in 3-D. Yes, we can be that stupid about women. Many people forget that one piece of his soul stayed within Tom Riddle. The connection between the vanishing cabinets was broken. Draco had to fix it before bringing the death eaters through it.
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“I almost said Darkrai” haha, yesss. Next Darkrai I catch I’m naming it Dementor.
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The Vanishing Cabinet was broken.
Draco spent the entire year fixing it, that's why he sent the Apple and the Bird through.
He was testing to see if it would work.
Idk how anyone gets confused by this
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically.
In my opinion, in "The Philosopher`s Stone", it was made more than clear that Ron was intelligent. He earned 50 points for his epic chess game.
On Hogwarts Express, he was just sharing a simple fact that he had learned from his wizarding family.
@@lechat8533 The chess scene was "Philosopher's Stone", but I agree with that.
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Jesus, I can`t believe, I made such a mistake.
Of course, it was in the PS.
Thanks for correcting me.
Draco was tasked with fixing the cabinet in the room of requirements, (which was broken and did not work ) and killing Dumbledore. He was tasked by Voldemort as a way of punishing Lucius for not getting the Prophecy in the last book. Voldemort knew Draco would not be able to accomplish killing Dumbledore; which meant that it was a certain death for Draco.
I think you guys didn't grasp the importance of Dumbledore. He's not just the headmaster, he is the most powerful wizard alive, the only one that Voldemort fears, even in his old age. During his prime, he defeated the darkest wizard to exist at the time (only surpassed by Voldemort in evilness), Geller Grindewaldt.
And he had a whole story with him, like, a very greatness-obssesed and gay one. They barely mention it in the movies, but we got *a bit* in the Fantastic Beasts movies (sadly I think they've cancelled them, I seemed like they were going to end with the epic Dumbledore-Grindelwaldt fight since he's the main villain there).
24:55 He is a werewolf but he enjoys it and is a cannibal he’s the one who bit lupin
he even targets children so he's even worse
38:22 That was actually a side-effect of splitting his soul. Mutilating his soul had an adverse affect on his appearance and humanity.
My interpretation of the vanishing cabinet scenes has always been that; Test 1 with the apple is testing an inanimate object. The second with the bird is testing a living being, the still faulty cabinet kills it, increasing Draco's stress with regards to repairing it. The bathroom fight happens right after this. When Harry and Ginny go to hide the book they discover and release Draco's third test, which survived.
Stop with the "my interpretation", this is the interpretation of everyone with an above average IQ.
@@rainofkhandaq6678 most people dont have above average IQ, hence the above average part of that statement.
@@rainofkhandaq6678 and yes its "my interpretation", its the interpretation I formed by watching the movies as a young boy. That others reach the same conclusion by applying logic does not make it any less mine.
It was Draco and not Ginny that was supposed to open the closet and see whether the bird would come back dead or
alive. Had it come back alive which it did, Draco would have known that his endeavours to fix the closet had worked and
he could fulfil Lord Voldermorts order to let the death-eaters into the school.
Missed you two 🙌🏽✨ let’s go half blood 😂🫶🏽✨ meesh lookin great, Dee you’re always so funny 🙅🏽♂️ dynamic duo for sure! Let’s get it 🙏🏽
Thanks for watching and supporting us as always, Riley! 🙏🏽💛
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Well said, Riley😀
Book Ron and Movies Ron are very different. Ron is still my favorite character in the movies, deep down no matter how different they portrayed him you can see the great friend and partner qualities he has.
Book Ron was petty, insecure, jealous, and occasionally cruel just like movie Ron. Book Ron did have more redeeming qualities, but I personally wouldn’t consider him a great partner. He could be a good friend as long as you tiptoe around his nonsense and never count on him too much.
@@jsw309 idk why people act like hermione is some saint
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@@jsw309 damn what books are you reading
@@jsw309Hermione portrays every quality you just mentioned, cornball
Y’all pointing out the hand thing is important. No spoilers but remember that yall noticed his hand decaying.
They never elaborate on the Half Blood Prince part in the movies so after finishing the series I would recommend you search it up
The cabinet in Hogwarts was broken. Draco spent the whole time trying to fix it. Also the book had way more Voldy memories
How did Harry know how to save Ron from the poison?
Remember first movie first potion class when Snape was saying Harry wasn’t paying attention
And started quizzing him on random things? One of those was about a BEZOAR (s a stone (actually a ball of compacted hair) that is removed from the stomach of a goat, and the ingestion of such a stone is said to cure most poisons.)
Also, Since Harry’s been obsessed with the potion book, he’s seen it in the books many many times.
A little detail I just thought of, is why the book was in the Potions Classroom in the first place; Snape was the Potions Professor for at least 4yrs. His was mixed in with the students' copies by mistake, then left behind when he switched to the Defence Against The Dark Arts position.
The vanishing cabinets were broken and Draco was trying to fix the broken one. The white bird died in transit, so it wasn't yet fully fixed. Voldemort purposely made 6 horcruxes as the 7th part of his soul remains in himself; otherwise he would be as if a dementor had 'kissed' him! Ron has insecurities as all his elder brothers excelled at various things. He thinks he's not good enough for Hermione although the films make him look worse than in the books. Ginny and Harry are only 6 months different in age as Harry is the youngest in his year.
Your reactions on hp are always enjoyable☺️ Can't wait you watch the last two
Aww thanks for watching with us! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you 2 for paying enough attention to what a half blood and pure blood is cause everyone i watch doesnt understand it when they get to this movie
Haha we are trying 😅🙏🏽
I used to be a cook, and when this movie came out, I was a cook at a hotel. The scene where they are first making a potion and Harry is using the personalized notes that differ from the book was so relatable. Sometimes, in cooking, you find ways to deviate from the recipe, and it makes a big difference in the final product.
On occasion another cook or the chef would ask me what I did differently that made my dish better than theirs, and I would tell them or show them and they would ask where I learned it because it wasn't the "proper" technique. I just learned it from trying different ways and seeing if another way worked better.
The things in the lake are inferi dead bodies that dark wizards reanimate to attack.
In the books we actually get butterbeer in the third one. He shares a butterbeer with Professor Remus Lupin, before that though he already sneaked into hogsmeade with the cloak so he already had a butterbeer and that's when Professor Lupin was wondering how he would have known about it Etc.
Draco first tested the cabinets with a non living thing apple . Next he tried transporting a living thing bird but that died on the way as Draco was still repairing the magical path between the cabinets
The reason Voldemort looks the way he does is because every time he makes a horcrux he loses some of his humanity like his nose. There’s a flashback in the books where he looks all waxy due to him making horcruxes
Woaaah this is crazy!! This was exactly my question lol I kept wondering how he was so handsome before to how he looks like in the movie 🤯
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Ok so. To explain a bit - from the beginning of the movie, we noticed Dumbledore’s hand was black yes? That was caused by wearing the horcrux ring he later shows Harry. It was killing Dumbledore, so he knew he was going to die and made a plan with snape. Snape needed to be the one to kill Dumbledore for several reasons, some of which I can’t explain without spoiling it lol but yes, killing Dumbledore earned snape Voldemort and the death eaters trust, which was super important for the future. About the vanishing cabinet: Draco needed to make sure that the vanishing cabinet could teleport live people so he tested it with a bird and it came back dead. That meant the cabinet on Draco’s end was still broken and he spent the year trying to fix it. When Ginny and Harry find it and open it and the bird comes out alive, that meant that Draco has successfully fixed the cabinet
Severus: Avada kedavra
"did he killed him?"
The bird was a test, if the vanishing cabinet could teleport living beings. The first one died, because the cabinet was defective. After it is fully restored, the second one survives the journey.
I am loving that the fans of HP are being really really respectful. YKWIM.
Haha we feel you 😅🙏🏽 we are thankful for the Potterheads regardless and try to stay true to our authentic reactions ❤️😊
No. I meant the potterheads here are really careful not to spoil anything for you guys.😊
Maybe someone explained it already, but from my understanding Draco was mending the vanishing cabinet, because it wasn’t strong enough to transport all those death eaters. He got it to successfully transport an apple, and it came back with a bite out of it to prove it went to the twin cabinet and back, not just into the aether. Then when he tried with a bird, it didn’t survive the trip, so he had to keep working on fixing it. The next time we see the cabinet, Ginny opens the it and a new bird flies out, showing that now a living thing can survive the trip between the two cabinets. It is a bit cryptic, but you can see the cabinet gradually get better at its job with Draco’s help.
Note: Bellatrix is named after a major star in the belt of the constellation Orion the Hunter. 'Bellatrix' means 'female warrior'.
'Fenrir' is the name of the giant wolf that will bring about Ragnarök, the destruction of the Norse gods. He was the son of Loki and a giantess and bound in place for the expectation of only evil coming from him. Fenrir Greyback was a werewolf who specifically enjoyed turning children. Remus Lupin's father tried to get him arrested and held in Azkaban but failed; Fenrir then turned Remus as retribution.
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There is speculation as to whether squibs can see Dementors.
Many can sense them, but there is no clear indication whether any can see them.
Part of their ability to function in the Wizarding World is the necessity of at least being able to sense magical objects and actions that are invisible to muggles.
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Ginny is only one year younger than Harry. A 2-year gap in teen ages, especially when the girl is younger (girls mature faster than boys) is pretty normal.
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In the pivotal scene where Draco sees Harry speaking to Katie just recovered from the cursed necklace, I have never seen Draco wearing so much white. And when he dashes off to the bathroom and pulls off his vest, he's there in gleaming white shirtsleeves. It's indicative of him turning an ethical/moral corner. His breakdown into remorseful tears confirms it. There have been shots of him prior to this, looking pensive and in deep regret. His 'crimes' have isolated him and eft him lost.
Harry enters the scene. Ordinarily Harry surveys and surmises; he reads what is present and builds on the evidence before him. But uncharacteristically, he ignores the fact that Draco is, also uncharacteristically, in tears and instead is in full prejudicial form. And so ensues the battle, Draco panicking and Harry on a mission to punish. And Harry doesn't stop until Draco is lying on the floor bleeding to death. Luckily, Snape arrives and is about to reverse the deadly spell.
Every single time I watch that scene, I wonder what would have happened if Harry had responded to Draco's tears.
It would have definitely changed EVERYTHING.
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A quick lesson on Horcrux Math:
One murder splits the soul into two pieces; place one piece into an object to make a horcrux, the other piece is retained in your original body.
If your body has no soul in it, it is not alive; the soul is what gives it life. Without a soul, there is no vital energy to keep it living.
This is the standard way to make a horcrux.
Seven pieces of soul means one to retain in his body and the creation of six horcruxes total.
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Activity within Voldemort's hiding place (the same island/sea cave in the picture in young Tom's room) is compromised by the magic Voldemort invested in the space.
-You can't enter without providing blood. This weakens the person entering and makes them vulnerable to the dark magic set there.
-No, you can't fly, apparate, or teleport within the sea cave. You have to use the submerged boat.
-The boat is very shallow, constructed to hold enough weight for an estimated single person. Harry and Dumbledore together equal the weight of one person.
-There is movement underwater, which would be the Inferi, which are the animated carcasses of children young Tom Riddle killed in that place. They were left there to guard the locket; if you touch the water, they are released to pull you in and drown you. This is why the boat is so shallow. Harry tries to use the Sectumsempra curse he used on Draco, but the Inferi are already dead; it can't have any effect on them.
-To reach the locket, you must drink all the water in the basin holding the locket. The water brings up every crushing regret and throws the drinker off mission (to get the locket). This is why having a second person is essential and why conditions were set up to block a second person from being there. It is thought Dumbledore experienced the pain and guilt of his part in the death of his beloved little sister Ariana.
-After the locket is removed, the only water available is what covers the Inferi. This is the final trap.
But Dumbledore's magic is still more powerful than Voldemort's.
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So, yes; Draco's other task was to kill Dumbledore.
This task in particular was given to Draco because if he succeeded, it helped Voldemort, and the Wizarding World would search Draco out and either kill or imprison him. And if Draco failed, Voldemort could then kill Draco. Either way, for the intent to crush Lucius, it's a win-win.
But Snape took an unbreakable vow, so Dumbledore is dead and events are not on rush. Voldemort has a lot to get in place in a short time, if he is to succeed in his personal revolution.
But let's backtrack a bit and examine that interchange between Dumbledore and Draco.
Draco finally admits he's tasked to kill Dumbledore, but Dumbledore is correct that Draco doesn't want to do it. Dumbledore uses words and persuasion to undermine Draco's resolve, not so Dumbledore saves his own life but to save Draco and his soul. Murder breaks the soul into two pieces and there's no repairing that; it's the beginning of the destruction of a person.
Dumbledore KNOWS this is his last minutes; he's seen it coming. That's why he's been 'off' lately; he knows he's running out of time to have things in pace so Voldemort can be defeated. Dumbledore has been working a major magic for nearly all of Harry's life and he knew he wouldn't be around to ensure it worked out. He needed to have all the necessary components in place. The final thing he needed to do was see to the transfer of his wand.
Dumbledore says "I'll make it easy for you", pulls out his wand, and holds it nonthreateningly to the side and loosely. He knows Draco is fully of adrenalin, in full panic mode. And, as Dumbledore wanted, Draco disarms him. The only witnesses to this are Dumbledore, Draco, and Harry. Draco and Harry don't have the knowledge of wandlore to know Dumbledore's wand has now changed its loyalty to Draco. As the wand falls to the floor, Dumbledore says "Very good! Very good!". Dumbledore, the architect of taking down Voldemort, has put the last piece in place. He is ready to die.
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Let me say something here about the operation of magic.
To be a great wizard is a lonely responsibility.
You CANNOT confide in anyone; you HAVE TO retain secrets.
If you reveal too much to those involved or who could become involved in your activities, their reactions also color and influence the strength and nature of the energy and can influence the result. You have to remain secretive, even if you have to lie or conceal truth to do so. There is power in that and power can leak out.
It's like being a parent; you may totally understand why a child is doing wrong, even laugh at the creativity or familiarity of it. But as a parent, you have to conceal that and be the disciplinarian and role model that will guide his/her life. Most parents hate punishing their child, but sometimes it's necessary. And sometimes they have to tell lies, hoping the lies keep the child from entering areas or actions that's bad for them. A phobia is better than engaging in something life-threatening.
So it is with spells and magic; to be the architect of a working means you are isolated in crafting and activating it.
Some people considered Dumbledore arrogant, even power-hungry or ambitious. He knew the cost of things. He carried the weight of people who died to achieve certain ends. He would rather have saved them all, but he worked with the bigger picture and the bigger picture also demanded his own death.
Dumbledore was a great wizard and a great public servant. What an incredible character.
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There's a thing that happens to 'sensitives' (those with ESP), where something will for seemingly no reason become far more noticeable compared to everything else around it. It's like a spotlight hit it or he things around it fall to the background.
Like you're about to leave the house and your umbrella is suddenly REALLY noticeable. You had just checked the weather, no rain is expected, but the umbrella is almost winking at you. Do you take it along or talk yourself out of it with logic. Guaranteed, if you leave it home, it will rain. And if you take it along, it will rain.
Or like you pick up a familiar useful object and suddenly you are struck by its familiarity and how incredibly useful it has been to you and you find yourself really appreciating having it in your life. And by the next day it's gone. It breaks or is lost or is stolen, but it leaves a hole in your life.
There's a couple places in the Harry Potter films where this happens.
When Harry has Christmas dinner with the Weasleys at Grimaud Place (Sirius's townhouse), Harry turns around and SEES, really SEES, Sirius standing in the doorway. There is something compelling about that moment. And later in the film Sirius dies.
And when Harry and Hermione are talking at the balcony rail in the Astronomy Tower, and Harry mentions how he has never really appreciated how beautiful Hogwarts was. And just see how much of Hogwarts Harry sees after that.
These moments of pre-loss occur with and without warning. Some things leave us with no prior indication, yet they call to us. And usually we meet such moments with denial and logic. Life is more magical and instructive than that.
This movie has a very special in my heart. It was the first Harry Potter movie I saw in theatres, it was a midnight viewing too and my mom and I went on the actual midnight it came out. I dressed as a death eater and there were others who dressed as wizards and death eaters as well and there was like a mock duel between death eaters and other wizards before the movie started. (I didn’t participate because I was too shy xD). I was 14 at the time. I remember showing my mom the trailer when it was released on UA-cam and we were both super excited, being Harry Potter fans. Love you two’s reaction to this series! :)
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing such a cool story and memory of this series 🥹❤️🙏🏽
Voldemort tasks Draco with killing Dumbledore as punishment for Lucius failing to retrieve the prophecy in Order of the Phoenix. Voldy never expected Draco to succeed and would either punish or kill Draco once he failed.
I'm soooooooo glad you guys pick up the news about Malfoys trial, most of the reactors miss it
Dumbledore got cursed when he destroyed the ring and was dying. It started in his hand and was slowly killing him. When he discovered riddle's plan with Draco he made a plan with Snape to keep the boy from committing murder.
31:09 Despite the problems Harry has with Draco (especially with what he (Draco) has been doing in this instalment), I don't think he wanted to do something like THAT to him.
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Voldemort's appearance changed due to the sheer amount of Dark Magic he used. Creating the Horcruxes gradually ate away at his physical appearance. Then the rudimentary body he was forced to use before he was brought back to a fully developed body. All of this altered his appearance
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Spoiler Warning for book 7 / movie 8:
Man.... the movies really did an awful job hiding that Snape and Dumbledore planned his death. They even added extra scenes to make it more obvious and I'll never understand why. Hell, even the actor that played Dumbledore delivered the "please" line in such an obvious way. But then again, he never read the books and did not play the character well at all. Completely ruins the payoff in Deathly Hallows. The book went out of its way to make sure you believed Snape betrayed Dumbledore. Dumbledore's "please" line struck horror into Harry because he thought Dumbledore was pleading for his life with Snape. Sure some people had their conspiracy theories about it, but most people believed Snape to be evil (still wasn't a good guy, but didn't want to kill Dumbledore).
Yall should watch all the deleted scenes after u finish the first 8 as a new video idea with alot of info or scenes yall would love
Thanks for the suggestion! We just might have to do this 🤩🙏🏽
This is the one book that had soooooo many clues throughout the book that you leave one out and the movie kinda stops making sense. I’ve watched this one like 100 times and there are things that still don’t add up on the big screen
Like what?
You can get Butter Beer 7 different ways at Universal Studios:
1. Cold Butter Beer (The Orginal Version)
2. Frozen Butter Beer (My Favorite Version)
3. Potted Cream Butter Beer (Essentially just Butterscotch Pudding)
4. Hot Butter Beer (A very close second to the Frozen Butter Beer)
5. Fudge Butter Beer (I personally think this one is absolutely disgusting)
6. Butter Beer Ice cream (10/10 my favorite of the foods)
7. Butter Beer with Fire Whiskey in it (You have to get any of the other drink versions and then get a shot of Fire Whiskey from The Hog's Head and pour that down the straw of your drink so it doesn't sit on top of the foam. You do need to be sneaky doing this because you can get in trouble as it's not something that the parks actually sell)
16:21 y’all’s reaction to Hermione’s hypothetical was hilarious. She’s definitely dropping hints and Ron is oblivious.
20:01 lol even funnier.
24:03 lol Dee’s nonchalant comments can sometimes be the funniest ones for me.
Great movie. Saw it in theaters and a lot of people who hadn’t read the books screamed in shock when Dumbledore was taken out.
There was a big debate when this book first came out whether Snape was good, as you theorize, or if he was truly bad.
Great reaction as usual.
lol!! Thank you for noticing all of our details and commentary 😂😂 I’m glad you’re finding it entertaining too lol just trying to be ourselves and keep giving our authentic reactions 🥰🙏🏽
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I understand wanting to watch these again. I Catch something new every time and I’ve seen them at least seven or eight times each!😂 Also if you girls miss something (like the conversation about liquid luck) don’t be afraid to go back and rewatch the scene. It’s really important to understand what’s going on, especially for the rest of the movies. Great reaction btw! Can’t wait to see the rest
We definitely need to rewatch all the movies again off-camera to catch all the things we missed! Thanks for watching with us, Anita! ❤️🙏🏽
“Damn that last girl was the worst” about Dolores Umbridge. 😂😂 for real. Love this
Hahah Umbridge is THE worst 😆 thank you for watching with us!! 🥰❤️
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Happy Wednesday Meesh and Dee! I hope you two have a wonderful day. Stay safe, take care and stay amazing 😁
Happy Wednesday, Rob!! Thanks for always supporting our videos 🙏🏽 have a great day!
@MeeshDeeReacts You're welcome and you too. I hope the rest of you two day is enjoyable 🙏🏽
I know Im late to this react lol... I think this movie suffered most from lack of context. 3 cut a lot, too, but the movie is so good it compensates for it. 6 struggles more. They explain so much more about Snape and the book. The vanishing cabinet, which is like linked doors: two cabinets in different places and you can transfer stuff or people between them just closing the door. That one was broken so Draco was working the whole year to fix it so the death eaters could get in.
Fun fact: in book/movie 2 when Harry mumbles the "diagonally" and goes to the wrong fire place, he hides in a cabinet when the Malfoys come into the shop. That's the same cabinet they use in this book/movie. One was in that shop, the other was in the junk room version of the Room of Requirement (the same room they used in Phoenix for Dumbledores Army lessons), it changes to be whatever the person needs it to be. But there's soooo much context that is lost in this adaptation so I get why it didn't hit if you haven't read the books.
How is Ron acting like a jerk? Hermione's not entitled to date anyone she wants. She doesn't even have the courage to ask him out and instead attempts to assault him out of jealousy. Hermione is the one being the jerk here.
Lil bro, your hate on a fictional character needs to be studied lol you're losing your mind in every comment section over her, go cool off.
@@Abii140 did you just tell someone to "go cool off" months later? Besides it looks like I've only got 4 comments throughout the entire channel so I have no idea how you're apparently seeing me in every comment section
They don’t really explain it in the movies, but in the Half-blood prince book you learn that the defense against the dark arts position is actually cursed to never be able to keep a teacher for more than one year. That’s why there’s always someone different
This is true. It was also cursed by Tom Riddle. Riddle applied for the position and Dumbledore denied him the position. which made Tom angry and….
Half Blood Prince is a much more detailed book than it is movie. I highly recommend going back and reading (or listening) to the books. You’ll get a lot of answers to questions you’ve been having. Long time Harry Potter fan here and I am loving the watch along with you two. Your reactions are precious and I love the energy between you two.
14:00 Injustice is what had done to characters such as he. Didn't really know about his mother, being abandoned by his father and grew up in an orphanage, surrounded by boys who declare themselves superior above him and abuses him for it. Tom had completely lost himself with revenge fueled from trauma, from hatred. If my life ended up as he, as a helpless child who never learnt how to smile positively or love somebody, I don't know what type of monster I would be and what my parents or family would want me instead, after all these years of embracing unimaginable pain and doubt and misery. No matter how unfair his history was, all the actions he take whenever he is angry or greedy, I still mourn for him. Not all characters can be evil; they can be lost, seduced, manipulated.
I loved Slughorn actor, he was so funny in this movie
Drunk Harry is the best!
12:36 I'm sorry, what? The book labelled Advanced potion making is Tom Riddle's diary?
Fenrir Greyback is a Werewolf, but he's not like Lupin. He likes biting people, and even attacks them when its not the full-moon.
He's one of Voldemort's hired thugs. If Voldy wants someone scared or intimidated, in goes Greyback.
Lycanthropy has such a stigma attached to it that most wizards shun Werewolves and some parents abandon their kids because of their affliction.
Greyback is the one who bit Lupin when he was a child, that's why Lupin was so on edge. He could sense something was up.
Fun fact: Snape's mother is a pure blood with the family name Prince. Like the malfoys and Blacks they're a family who give great pride in being pure bloods. By marrying Snape's father a muggle brought her status very low in the eyes of their family. Anyways that's why Snape is the Half Blood Prince, its his mother's family name. The Weasleys are also pure bloods, they're status is low though because of their facination on muggle studies. All pureblood families are somehow related, like Malfoy's mother and Bellatrix are cousins of Sirius Black.
So the vanishing cabinet was broken, and they had been working on it through out the movie and making sure that it could work and then that’s why they went from an Apple to a bird a living thing
The bezoar is explained in the book more. In the Wizarding World, a bezoar cures most poisons.
So Snape's mom was Eileen Prince. She was the magical parent, thus half blood prince.
1. Young Tom Riddle actually said "I can hurt people who annoy me." At 11 Tom Riddle was already torturing people and killing animals.
2. There were a LOT more memories about Riddle/Voldemort in the books. Ones about his family history and some about the items he chose to make horcruxes.
The movie only showed 2 memories out of 9. 3 of 10 if you count both Slughorn's tampered memory and the true one.
That never happened. They added those stupid scenes with Bellatrix but they're not in the book. That whole part drives me nuts.
In the book with liquid luck you don't actually have to drink as much as what they showed on film. Harry actually drunk a little bit of it, the rest he actually gave to Hermione to give to the other members of the Dumbledore's Army, which actually helped save their lives when the Death Eaters attack the school.
Saying the story doesn't flow is crazy. These kids are first and foremost teenagers. Having love and romance happening in the midst of a lot of darkness is very appropriate.
A Squib, also known as a wizard-born, was a non-magical person who was born to at least one magical parent. Squibs were, in essence, "wizard-born Muggles". They were rare and were looked upon with a degree of disdain by some witches and wizards, particularly pure-bloods.
Source Google, as I didn't ever knew after 15 years I was so perplexed to hear you state the definition. 😮 I'm done
33:54 Remember when Hermione said Harry needed to go see slughorn, but he said to go to Hagrid because he had a good feeling? It was all about getting the real memory..I. Order for that to happen these parts needed to take place. Not taking the potion would have other endings
In the memory of Dumbledore when he first met Tom Riddle at the orphanage, Tom Riddle says that he can do bad things to people who are mean to him that's what it is in the movie in the book he actually says he can do mean things to people who annoy him. It's a subtle change but mean and annoy mean two different things. So in the book it kind of already shows how sick and twisted he already was.
Out of all the 7 movies, this is probably the one with most details left out that were mentioned in the books.
The book was full of Tom Riddle's origin story
38:45 part of it happened gradually as he created more Horcruxes, but the main transformation happened when he rose from the dead. If you go bakc to the first mvoie Voldemort still had a nose back then.
6:31 I mean, let’s be real. NO ONE wants to make a deal with Bellatrix🤷♀️
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Bellatrix would off you if it meant she could kill and not die as well.
I really suggest reading this book to get the background for Voldemort as the movie does not even scratches the surface with everything that happens in it. 28:27 If you go back to the first movie, Snape told Harry and his class that Bezor was the antidot for most poisons. 38:25 For that you will have to read the books. But in short, Tom Riddle's facial features became more and more distorted the more horcruxes he made. In the books, Voldemort had specific facial features that were contributed by his horcruxes. 52:56 Actually this movie has cut almost 80-90% of the book material and it isn't even explained in the last 2 movies. Strangely, they didn't make HBP parts 1 and 2 since it is the largest book of all 7.
The reason Voldemort looks like he does is that, every time he killed someone and created a Horcrux, it in some way damages the soul. And, the more he did it, the nore irreversible the damage was.
So the cupboards what happened is the one that was at the school was destroyed or damaged when peeves the Poltergeist decided to drop it. So Malfoy had to try and mend it that way they can start using it to transport the Death Eaters over to the school through the security perimeter.
43:49 No. This time, he's not talking about Tom Riddle. He's talking about himself.
Respect for you guys for understanding that Dumbledore planned his death with Snape and that he's ultimately a good guy. Most reactors are as wrong and confused as Harry is at the time.
Voldemort looks like a snake because over the years of doing evil things and splitting his soul so many times made his appearance change