OMG NO!! - Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Movie Reaction
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Suzy & Steejo react to Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince for the first time. I don't think I will ever get over this movie. Absolute masterpiece!
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Bellatrix and Narcissa are sisters, originally known as Bellatrix Black and Narcissa Black. They also had a third sister named Andromeda Black who was banished from the family because she married a Muggle born Wizard named Ted Tonks. Their daugther is Nymphadora Tonks, the lady who can change her hair color.
Narcissa later married Lucius Malfoy, and they have a son, Draco, while Bellatrix married Rudolphus Lestrange, although the couple has yet to have any kids.
This makes Draco and Nymphadora cousins, and Bellatrix is their aunt. All three sisters also happens to be the cousins of Sirius Black and his younger brother Regulus Black. So yeah, it's a messed up family.
1:38:30 think y’all missed the part when Draco says “I have to do this. I have to kill you. Or he’s gonna kill me” while crying. His heart absolutely isn’t in it. But it’s either he kills Dumbledore or Voldemort kills him.
One of the most significant moments, Draco standing on top of the Astronomy Tower, looking down, pondering. Everyone dismisses what he said on the train. His heart was never in it.
She was too busy yelling at what he said right before. They missed it.
No I think they did catch it cos they were discussing how Suzy called it earlier that his heart wasn't in it
@@BaileyNUFC oh okay. Got it thanks 🙏🏾
Fun fact: The actor who played young Tom Riddle in the scene where Dumbledore visits him at the orphanage is Hero Fiennes Tiffin and he's the nephew of Ralph Fiennes, the actor who plays Voldemort.
Whoever cries with Dumbledore's death are great reactors in my book. You guys made me feel really sad for his death for the first time in a long time.
Have seen too many with no emotion being expressed when Dumbledore dies.
Voldemort never intended for Draco to succeed in his mission. This was Lucius's punishment for failing to get the prophecy. No better torment than knowing his son has been given an impossible task that could most likely result in his death.
"As he lay there, he became aware suddenly that the grounds were silent. Fawkes had stopped singing. And he knew, without knowing how he knew it, that the Phoenix had gone, had left Hogwarts for good. Just as Dumbledore had left the school, had left the world - had left Harry."
Need to re-read the books again! This is just one example of the beautiful writing. 😢
@@bidishah I know, right! This bit always gets to me..
@@mosovanhe I, like many, saw the movies first. Then i got the audiobooks read by Fry. I've just finished HBP now, and my LORD the story is so much fuller in the books. The world is so much bigger, so much more nuanced, and i just wished i read the books first! Someone mail me the blink thing from Men in black :P I highly encourage other fans of the movies, to read the books.
The whole Malfoy family are on Voldemort's bad side. He gave Lucius the dairy for safe keeping and he lost it. He sent him to get the prophecy and he broke it and got arrested. He gave Draco the task to punish the father.
Yes, in the book Lucius would do anything for his son. This is his punishment.
The reason behind Snape's title as "Half-Blood Prince" has to do with his own mother. You know, Snape is a half-blood. His mother was a witch, while his father was a Muggle. His relationship with his father was very unhappy and perhaps the source of his disdain for Muggles. Because of that, he felt a much bigger connection with his maternal side. Since her mother's maiden name was Prince, he adopted the nickname "Half-Blood Prince".
"Her mother?"
Yeah, in the books it's pretty clear that his father was a violent alcoholic.
@@Lupinemancer87 Fixed!
i dont think the movies ever pointed out him being half blood i thought he was full blood until this movie came out
@@JamieS1992 We only discovered about Snape's blood status on the sixth book and movie. But it has already been said that many half-bloods pretend to be pure blood, especially those from Slytherin house. Umbridge is another example.
Voldemort and Harry are both half-blood too actually. Voldemort's mother was a witch but his father was a muggle, and Harry's mother was muggleborn so even though she was a witch, he's still half-blood. (Think of it like this: half of his grandparents were magic and half were muggles.) Also, I want you guys to know that the movies butchered Ginny. Gave her almost no personality. Book-Ginny was always my second favorite character and her relationship with Harry made sense, but they gave poor Bonnie Wright almost nothing to work with for the movies.
Also, Neville and Ginny have been best friends like Harry and Hermione since Goblet of Fire. He took her to the Yule Ball and danced all night.
@@jgmartin307the goblet of fire showed them as a dancing pair. the movie showed this. They also show neville coming in later dancing lol
Yes! Ginny is one of my favorite characters too! She is fearless, intelligent, determined, witty, funny and courageous. I hope that in the new series she, Neville, Luna and Ron will have the appropriate characterization they deserve!!
Ginny was easily my favorite character in the books, Ron is 2nd though. And the shame is that Bonnie likely could have pulled Ginny off properly.
@@carolinevillar1 I personally think they did a decent job with Luna in the movies. Didnt give her much time, but I think they got her right.
😭😭😭 Oh Suzy "he's still got another 100 years left in him"
Those bodies that came out of the water in the cave are called inferi, they are basically Voldemorts murdered victims brought back with magic to be the horcruxes protectors.
It’s so funny how much Gandalf and Dumbledore look alike and came out around the same time on the movie scene
While being two different actors but yeah they have similarities
Not really this came out in 2009
@@Dakblasta the first Harry Potter and LOTR came out within a year of each other
@@trampotrav4350 I’m talking about half blood prince
Gandalf and Dumbledore don't look alike though..
I mean they're both old men with long beards but besides that I don't get it
Absolutely spot on Suzy about Draco at the end. He was being used to punish his father for losing the prophecy last movie. Voldemort knew Draco wouldnt be able to do it, so it was a win-win no matter what happened.
This is my favorite movie of the franchise. I think it's beautifully heartbreaking and dark. It feels like something impactful has shifted to lead us into the end of this journey. The next movie is my second favorite even though many dislike it. Any of the ones that are more emotion and conversation based are my preferred.
Really?
Actually it is my favorite book and my least favorite movie
To much love stuff - not enough memories
I think they did the film a HUGE disservice cutting all the memories about Voldemorts back story.
AND to butcher it even more they cut out "In Noctem" as well.
I love the book, because it's literally "Harry Potter and Severus Snape" and I really wished e had seen more about the book - the spells . the effect of the spells/Harry s "skills" in Potions. Also... I'd have loved to see at least ONE DaDA lesson wih Sape, hell even the one where Harry is being put in detention for his cheekiness.
I would have given a LOT to hear Snapes speech about the dark arts...
(Especially in Alan Rickmanns voice).
I know people love the movie. I just can not find it in my heart, because I still think the book ot done unjustice nearly as much as "Goblet"
Agreed, kinda the The Empire strikes back. Ends on a down note. Besides the last movie, this is my fav.
It’s my favourite as well. It’s beautiful.
The tone is just masterful. And the scene where Harry finally gets the memory from Slughorn is one of my favourite scenes in any movie
This movie has it's good things, but the things that were changed or altered or cut is definitely bad.
@joshz2491 That's how I feel about Order of the Phoenix. I felt like the essence of that one was missing. But this one, I feel, is a decent adaptation because it still keeps the same tone and feeling I had while reading this book.
Sirius went "beyond the veil". that was the veil that separate the living from the dead. the book describes it more as a gauzy veil hanging in the arch, not a smoky archway.
Harry on the luck potion is exactly my kind of humour 😂 Daniel's comedic timing is excellent in that sequence. In the books he was way more sassy though 😂
The point of Harry Potter is literally death and the many ways it can come, fast slow, out of nowhere, a long time coming - as well as all of the different ways people deal with it. And being able to see the beauty in it (thestrals). It’s all an allegory wrapped up in a beautiful story about magic.
Dumbledores death in the book is so much more devastating. Still makes me cry.
Tbh Dumbledore’s farewell theme is just so good and emotional that I actually prefer the movie in this. It makes me cry every time.
I do appreciate this i honestly do, i can only imagine the amount of planning and work that went into giving us a movie every day leading up to Christmas, so...ty. Merry Christmas and happy new year!
I cannot imagine what Harry is going through it seems everyone he felt was family is being taken from him.
Just to clarify... Voldemort didn't create seven Horcruxes. He divided his soul into seven pieces, with one being the one inside of his own body. That means there are actually six Horcruxes... well, they were six up until Chamber of Secrets and right before Half-Blood Prince...
22:58 - Yes, this store they enter is 'Borgin & Burkes' the same store Harry went to in the 2nd film.
And just a curiosity, Fenrir Grayback was the werewolf who bit Lupin, at the age of 3, to get revenge on Lupin's father.
25:14 - The movies make it seem like there are only dark wizards in 'Slytherin', but that's not true. Many of them are, yes, but most are not. The 'Slytherin' house includes creative, cunning, ambitious wizards who take care of their own and form loyal and eternal friendships (even if it is with the cruelest wizard of all time 🤷♀).
1:11:47 - Harry uses the map to spy on Draco and the Room of Requirement does not appear on the marauder's map.
1:39:31 - Dumbledore's death was very different from that! It became known as 'The Battle of the Astronomy Tower' where the 'Order of the Phoenix', 'Dumbledore's Army' and the teachers fought against the 'Death Eaters'.
To what you were saying about Malfoy not having a choice, oh no you are completely right on the money there. The lives of himself and his family were on the line, so if Draco failed Voldemort, he was going to make him suffer. So all the miserable looks and depressed shit malfoy was going through this year, it was because he was both terrified for himself and his family, and sick to his stomach at what he was told to do.
Except at any time he could've went to Dumbledore for help. It's not like Malfoy was around Voldemort during the school year. Also in every year besides this, Malfoy CHOSE to be an awful human. Did he have bad parents? Yeah but there are too many examples of good children coming from bad homes for that to even be an excuse. And he was so stoked to finally be a death eater. You can never make me feel bad for a person who has the same views as literal Nazis 😂
@@TheJstroud24 I think people do skate over or downplay Malfoys bigotry alot for some reason and people really shouldnt do that, however in the book its made clear that he couldnt go to Dumbledore for help. Malfoy is a decent occlumens but not good enough to keep Voldemort out of his head. Dumbledore himself says that he knew Malfoy was tasked with killing him the whole time but didnt say anything because he knew that Voldemort would read his mind and kill Malfoy if he did
46:05 He is correct, when I did Cotillion the men would always stand as a sign of respect when someone joined the table. ❤️ It’s a very respectful but not very common practice nowadays.
I find it weird that people don't do this. In my culture when you are eating and a guest come, its proper gesture to rise up to welcome the newcomer to the table. To make them feel welcome and not intruding.
49:54 that was Ginny scoring the goal
I can’t believe they cut out Dumboldore’s scene with the Dursleys:
"You did not do as I asked. You have never treated Harry as a son. He has known nothing but neglect and often cruelty at your hands. The best that can be said is that he has at least escaped the appalling damage you have inflicted upon the unfortunate boy sitting between you." - Dumbledore
Teenage Tom Riddle is played (very well) by Frank Dillane (aka Stannis Baratheon's son).
Stannis didnt have a son.
Malfoy is Sirius's second cousin. Sirius and Narissa are first cousins.😊
When it comes to the Quidditch games it's total points that you have earned from all of your matches that will determine where you place. So the Chasers need to be scoring as many goals as they can before their Seeker catches the golden snitch otherwise a very well could lose by 10 points from the overall placement of winning the Quidditch cup
Can Suzy and Steejo please take a Harry Potter "House" Quiz for a video when they're done with the movies? Lol. Would love to see if Suzy really is a Slytheren
LOL! I'd put down a wager that's where she is placed.
Dumbledore's death scene hits different now after Michael Gambon's passing a few months back
Snape is probably the most complex character in the series oddly enough.
Suzy is absolutely right about the weight they should had put in Sirius death so we can feel it more too, i guess this is one of the down parts of the addaptation, just like they didnt include Dumbledore's funeral in
Before Ron was poisoned and kinda got together with Hermione, Hermione was hinting about her love towards Ron at least twice. Talking about spearmint toothpaste and ordering a butterbeer with added ginger in her portion.
I've seen the movie more times than I can remember, and never made that connection! 🫣🤭
Dumbledore knew that there must be multiple Horcruxes. That's a bit crazy because no wizard in history has ever done more than split his soul in two. Voldcemort is the only one to do it repeatedly. He is so afraid of death that he was prepared to murder again and again to evade it.
How did Dumbledore know? - well that shows his true genius.
When in Chamber of Secrets Harry destroyed the diary, Dumbledore recognized it immediately as a Horcrux.
But it seemed most ominous to him that Voldemort intended the diary to be used as a weapon, to be planted on some future student to cause the Chamber to be opened.
The point of a Horcrux is to be kept hidden, safe, not to be flung around and risk that someone might destroy it (as it happened indeed).
The careless way in which Voldemort treated his precious part of soul only made sense to Dumbledore if he had (or planned to make) more Horcruxes so the loss of the diary would not be so detrimental.
He just didn't know exactly how many.
On a side note: don't fall into the mistake to think that there are seven Horcruxes. There are only six. Voldemort split his soul in seven, but one of those parts resides in his body.
The diary and the ring are destroyed, there is the locket and there are three more unknown Horcruxes at this point.
You should know that in the books the situation is a bit different. There only one of the Horcruxes is unknown. After watching a few more memories about Voldemort, Harry and Dumbledore are pretty sure about the identity of two more Horcruxes.
One of the most genuine reactions to Dumbledore's death ever, and I've watched almost 30 reaction channels by now. Love you both! ❤
I literally just finished watching your reaction to Order of the Phoenix. How are you churning these videos out so fast! Hopefully you won’t be sick of Harry Potter by the end of your marathon 😂.
Steejo: She is a Disney princess ?
Everyone: Beauty and the Beast enter the chat 😂
She was brilliant in that movie, can sing and dance! I love it ❤️
@@melissabrooke1146 Emma also crossed over to video game acting in the films Colonia, Bling Ring and Pearks of being a wallflower. She is fascinating, she remained down to earth, fame did not shape her. I just adore her 😍
@@MarkoRanelovic-pf6br me too! She’s an awesome human and just so darn cute and beautiful ❤️
@@melissabrooke1146 She's just an eye candy, it's a shame she doesn't live in my neighborhood. I'm sorry we will never meet her personally, I would like her to visit my country...
How has Suzy not aged since 2016 or whatever?
You're too kind but I have a lot more wrinkles than back then. 😊 - Suz
Steejo has really good memory.
I’ve watched tons of these reacts to every Harry Potter movie, and I typically don’t enjoy watching the vloggers reviews who can’t remember the important small details.
Following for future content. Keep up the awesome reviews! Love the content
Dumbledore would have showed Harry a lot more memories than the ones he showed. For example, the very first one would show Voldemort's maternal side of family, showing his mother, grandfather and uncle. His mother suffered domestic abuse from her father and brother for her very weak magic (which was actually a consequence of their constant abuse). After an incident that caused her father and brother to get arrested, now freed from their abuse, her magic started to flourish and so she enchanted Voldemort's father (for whom she developed an obsessive crush) and forced him to marry her and conceive a child. After getting pregnant, she freed him from the magic she had placed on him, hoping that he had fallen in love with her in the meantime or that he would stay for the sake of their child, but he ended up abandoning her. After that, she spiraled into depression, losing all will to live, and, after giving birth to her son, she died. Because his mother used magic to force his father to love her, Voldemort was born as a loveless being, incapable of loving anyone or even understand love.
Like a warped Oliver Twist.
I hardly ever cry in my life (for w/e reason), but reading Dumbledore's death in the books literally made me cry my eyes out and gave me like a week of depression.
22:43 Yup! Sharp eyes. It’s the same place Harry arrived to by mistake by floo powder.
My favorite movie of the 7, every time I see that Avada Kedavra, it makes me want to cry, F Dumbledore :(
Losing Dumbledore is always so heartbreaking when I watch this movie
1:08:06 People react to the name because, according to the books, back when Voldemort was in full power (before killing Harry's parents) everytime someone said his name he or his death eaters would appear. Saying his name out loud was like invoking him.
Voldemort creating so many Horcuxes therefore splitting his sole seven times is the reason for his snakelike appearance.
It's fun seeing you guys get more and more invested in the story as you progress through the films!
Loved your reaction! I remember myself reading this book before the movie came out, I was at home and my parent went away for a short vacation, at the exact time of Dumbledore´s death they rang home, I answered crying my eyes out and my mother all concerned "is everything ok?" and I: "Nooooo, Dumbledore just died" and she hung up on me, hahahaha
48:37 Luna is not a Gryffindor, she's Ravenclaw, but dressed up as Gryffindor to support their team.
You two always make me feel a lot better. Been going through a rough time lately and your awesome reaction cheered me up. Thanks for that! :)
We all appreciate the both of you for all the hard work your both putting in!! Can’t wait for the last 2! Hopefully you can appreciate the franchise and why it’s one of the most beloved of all time. Merry Christmas to you both have a wonderful time!
This was great. Y'all are gonna be hot messes when this is finished and I'm here for every tear
my favorite book but its done pretty dirty in this movie
they removed teh whole "who is the halfblood prince" arc and replaced it with a teeny romance xD
so the reveal in the end doesnt really mean anything that snape is the halfblood prince :(
also ginny and harry are a nice couple for long in the books and i miss that too as ginny is done pretty dirty overall in the movies as she is super smart in the books
"Feel like Dumbledore has turned into some sort of 'dragon-man'.
You're a LIZARD, Dumbledore!"
Great reaction, absolutely loved it - probably one of the best I’ve seen! And both of your emotional reactions is why I love stories, both books and movies. The fact that we get so familiar and comfortable, and feel so much love for fictional characters is mind blowing, and when they die, it’s just heartbreaking like we’ve lost a best friend or a family member. The Harry Potter stories are so well written and portrayed that you can’t never have these feelings. It’s madness to me. But anyway, amazing reaction so thank you for sharing ♥️
18:12 "He's still got another hundred years in him!"
Oh, if only you knew.
18:42 You wonder how they can keep anyone in Azkaban with a big hole in the side? Do you not remember those Repairo spells? All they need is enough wizards doing that and the building is fixed in a few seconds.
25:07 You know, Merlin, one of the greatest wizards in history, was canonically a Slytherin.
28:01 He didn't admit to attacking anyone. He just commented on Harry's face. The only thing he admitted to was noticing it.
28:37 It's jello, not jelly.
28:53 Because if he said "Oh yeah, someone, Drako, kicked me in the face" there would then be follow-up questions. It's easier to save it for later and get all the questions answered when they have more time for them.
31:42 She reads books all of the time and memorizes as much as she can. She is a dedicated bookworm. Honestly, if I was like her and grew up with muggle parents in a world without magic, and then suddenly realized that magic is a real thing and I can do it, I'd become a huge bookworm, too. I'd want to know as much as I could about it. I'm not even sure why she's picked on for it. It's like being in a world of guns and you dedicate yourself to knowing all you can about guns and how to use them. You're basically making yourself into the most badass person in a fight. In this world, knowledge is literally power.
49:49 No, the seeker ends the game and earns his team 150 points. He only wins the game if that 150 points lands his team in the lead at that point. If the seeker caught the snitch and earned 150 points while his team was at 20 points, but the opposing team already had 200 points, then the seeker would have brought his team up to 170 points and the opposing team would still win. The seeker position may be unfairly important, but he does not guarantee a win. You should have been told that in the comments by now.
"It's jello, not jelly."
Uh, in the UK, no one says jello, they say jelly.
"Drako"
Uh... ironic. It's Draco.
@@TomBruhh It doesn't matter. Jelly and jello are two different things. One makes sense to eat on it's own, the other does not. Also, a mistake in spelling is not ironic. You should look up what irony is.
Very few people make the connection of the horocrux place and the picture on young Tom riddles wall. Very very cool and nice job guys
Sirius was dead before he when through the arch. Bellatrix used the killing curse.
After this watch the Fantastic Beasts series. You’ll see more of Dumbly as a young man. Jude Law makes a great Dumbledore.
The guy is always so on point with his comments... It makes me wonder if he had watched these movies before.
17:43 I think you know why she likes to chill at the Weasley’s. She’s interested in Ron
Additionally they never touched on it in the films.. but it's stated in the books at some point that he had to return to his aunt and uncle's each year in order to keep a protection spell active so Voldemort can't detect or find him there until he turns 17
You guys are the ONLY reactors I have seen that have made the connection between 1.) That the vanishing cabinets formed a passage, 2.) The rock in the sea and remembered it was on the photograph in young tom riddle's orphanage room! 3.) When Suzy caught on to that Draco didn't *want* to do it but was being forced to because of his dad (and also probably because he was sacred - you don't really say No, to Voldemort lol)
The potion if I remember right made Dumbledore relive his memories of his sister Arianna and how she died, and Tom had put a spell on the place so that the only way they could drink the potion was from the shell and nothing else but the potion could be drunk which is why his Aguamente spell didn't work. Tom wanted the only way for someone to get water was from the lake because his Inferi were down there.
"The Cursed Child" doesn't count as "Harry Potter" canon. The "A Very Potter Musical" trilogy, however, does. "Fantastic Beasts" you can take or leave, it doesn't hurt anyone.
Lmfaoo just lies, th cursed child does count as Canon, jk Rowling confirmed it. Fantastic beasts movies are Canon as well.
@@SaluteTheHarajuku Cured Child isn't canon. If you're into reading (which I seriously doubt), read what "death of an author" means.
@@masansrhonestly, who cares? The whole franchise is fiction, not the Bible.
There's no such thing as canon when you talk about the death-of-an-author concept. So the very point you're trying to make, that the reader decides the interpretation, means you have no more authority than the author to tell another person what is 'canon' for them.
When talking about 'canon' you are talking about what is widely accepted as true, not individual interpretation. So to get the masses to agree, 'canon' will be what is obvious from the text whether the reader likes it or not.
I love how patient you are with Suzy!! True match made in heaven lol
I enjoy your chemistry with each other. The perfect balance of silly and serious at the same time.
"Use a pheonix down" 😂 never even thought about using that joke as a FF player.
Thank you for doing all these so quickly!! Love your channel
When Dumbledore said, "Oh, I miss you so much when you were terrified when I showed you magic for the first time, Tom," it made me sad😢
The film opens with Death Eaters flying boldly through the London Streets, ending at Diagon Alley. They destroy Ollivander's Wand shop before throwing a bag over Ollivander's head and kidnapping him, to imprison him in Malfoy Manor's cellar. There, Voldemort tortures him for his knowledge of wandlore. Voldemort is obsessed with killing Harry himself and needs to find a way to do it; he expects Ollivander can tell him how.
The person who kidnaps Ollivander from his shop is Fenrir Greyback, the werewolf who turned Remus Lupin when Lupin was a small child.
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Back at the first film, when Harry is looking at the trading card part of the chocolate frog wrapper, it says Dumbledore knows the twelve uses of dragon's blood.
Dragon's blood is a real thing. It's a resin of a type of dracaena that grows in the Middle East. It is collected and dried in a block, which can be ground into a powder and used in a variety of ways. Google it; you can order it online.
Dragon's blood is safe to ingest, with a mild but distinctive taste; in ancient times it was used as a preservative for wine, so that it would not turn to vinegar during shipping around the Mediterranean. It so used by itself as an incense or in combination with other incenses. It was considered as a booster/energizer for magical incenses and oils (being a resin, which is just a dried-out oil, it dissolves in oils). It is said to provide protection against evil or ill-intent.
I suspect Slughorn (being a potions master) used dragons' blood to ward off Death Eaters. And I suspect Dumbledore recognized how it looks different from actual blood.
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Dumbledore has no use for Playboy magazine; he's gay.
And he's only about 115; average lifespan is about 150.
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Horcrux Maths:
if you murder one person, you break your soul into two parts; you can then hide one part in an object and keep the other part in your own body.
The point is to have your spiritual soul in a physical case, to keep you in the mortal world.
If you murder another person, your soul will break into another two pieces; two murders total and three soul-pieces total, two pieces placed in two other separate objects and one piece remains in the body. If you murder six people, you end up with seven soul-pieces, enough to keep one piece in your original body (so the current life continues) and six soul-pieces left to make six horcruxes.
Tom Riddle said he planned to make six horcruxes, keeping one soul-piece in his original body in order to continue this lifetime.
Note:
When Dumbledore met little Tommy Riddle in the orphanage, Tommy had seven stones lined up on his windowsill. He also had a photo of a large rock in a sea off a coastline. When Dumbledore takes Harry along to find the locket horcrux, that large rock in the sea is where they went; it's the rock with the cave in it where Tom Riddle hid the locket horcrux.
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.
Side notes:
I've caught crap for this in the past, but I don't care: it's only explained in the deleted scene from the movie adaptation of Philosopher's Stone: A bezoar is a stone taken from the stomach of a goat that can remedy most poisons. (The oversized raisin-looking thing Harry shoves into Ron's mouth when he gets poisoned)
A fact that wasn't in the movie (it's in the book) is that Harry gave Fred & George the money to open their shop Weasley's Wizard Wheezes (say that 5 times fast) from his Triwizard Tournament winnings on the caveat that they buy Ron new dress robes and say they were from them.
I definitely felt like Hermione when Lavender was cuddled up to Ron. (When she said "Excuse me, I have to go and vomit.")
"Sir I thought you couldn't Apparate within Hogwarts?" "I can do whatever the F I want"-Dumbledore
malfoy didn't think he's better than anyone. he just think that he must act like that to protect himself because everyone gonna hate him because he's a slytherin if he can choose what house to be he would choose the house where harry was sent
What? He does think he's better than everyone lmao and where did you get that he wanted to be in Gryffindor? Cause that's not in the books or movies.
@@Naahi95 he want to be on the same house as Harry but they ask him first and he choose Slytherin like his dad because he didn't know that he can choose other house and then when they ask Harry he pick gryfindor because ron told him that the Slytherin are evil with out ron Harry went to Slytherin
me like - I love the hopsital wing scene..
Those GREAT adult british actors standing there sort of as "decorations" to the scene!
Also... Be nice to Snape, please
* evil cackle *
thank you for sharing your journey
Yes Sirius was Bellatrix and Narcissa's cousin. Their third sister is the mother of Tonks (Lupin's wife), so Tonks and Draco are cousins and both would be second cousins to Sirius
This is Draco's film, all the way.
Draco has had to go through the public humiliation of a court trial and his father being sent to Azkaban. His father being outed as a Death Eater and determined to be a criminal has made the Malfoys pariahs in the Wizarding World. And Draco blames Harry.
Draco is seething; he wants retribution for what has befallen his family and their reputation. They still have their wealth and their Manorhouse, but they have lost their political power and social position. Somehow Draco does not blame the father he idolizes, but Harry instead.
Voldemort is royally pissed at Lucius. Bad enough that Lucius had not come to look for Voldemort and help him regain a body and power again. But then, after carefully setting up the trap at the Dept of Mysteries, Lucius BREAKS the prophesy before Voldemort could find out what it says and causes Voldemort's return to be revealed... Lucius is lucky to be put in Azkaban; otherwise, Voldemort would have killed him on first approach.
Instead, Voldemort takes over Malfoy Manor as his headquarters. Then, he talks Draco into becoming a Death Eater. THEN, Voldemort tasks Draco with some serious responsibilities that either Draco will fail to accomplish (and then Voldemort kills Lucius's son) or that Draco will succeed in carrying out (so Draco will be hated by the Wizarding World as well as have his soul damaged forever). Win/win as far as Voldy is concerned.
The rest of the film is Draco's character arc going from rage at Harry and Dumbledore to deep regret for allowing himself to be used and the harm he's done to fellow students and teachers. There is grace in Draco having that separation from his bigoted father. Out of his father's racist/elitist influence, Draco is forced to think for himself, allowed the opportunity to process reality. Draco changes; a real shame Harry doesn't see that soon enough.
What really strikes me is how alone Draco is. He can't talk to his friends, he can't talk to his father, he dare not talk to the school staff... He has to process this situation he jumped into without thinking, and he has no one to use as a sounding board. The fact that he ends up in regret, recognizing that h's involved in something vile and unforgivable...he comes to that conclusion with no one's influence. He gets there by his own internal resources. He begins to become his own man.
This is Draco's film.
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Hey guys! Really like your reactions!
Christmas movie should be the 20-th anniversary reunion for sure - it IS a Christmas movie! :D
I'm loving the video format also, one movie a day, i wish everyone in youtube was like that
Chug Chug Chug Drink more ! the opening lines from a Scottish AA meeting
I loved your reactions toward the end. This is how cinema is meant to be appreciated; with full vulnerability, letting your emotions shine through. Most people who do these reaction videos use silly humour to mask their inability to just FEEL the scene, and it's both unfortunate and annoying to watch. It was very refreshing to see you two allow yourselves to be totally present and immersed in the drama. Beautiful.
I saw a show on the bridge, and they figured out a way to stabilize it. One mistake people make is one of the seven pieces of his soul is still in Voldemort.
I think she is a Hufflpuff and he is a Griffindor
19:32 snape isn’t related to the malfoys. But Bellatrix is Draco’s aunt. I think she’s narcissa’s (Draco’s mom) sister.
Moral of this Harry movie: always listen to your girlfriend - they remember EVERYTHING 😭
Same goes for spectrum boyfriends in gay relationships like mine. He can name how much he spent in which store and on what date from years ago 😂
You guys should do the official Harry Potter test to see what houses y’all are in. You can also do one for your Patronus in the same go.
funny enough.. Tom Riddle is mudblood. His father was muggle.
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Snape didn't kill Dumbledore, the spell just knocked him over. Just like Harry's Crucio on Bellatrix.
In book it's better explained. Harry was stunned by Dumbledore and the spell was broken after he hit the ground. Wich indicates he was alive when falling. Again exaple with the spell from Lily to Horacio
Hermione knows so much because she does a LOT of reading.
It’s too bad they never really explain why dumbledore touched the Voldemort’s ring horcrux in the movies. It was because the ring has the resurrection stone on it and dumbledore wanted to use it so he could talk to his dead little sister, arianna. Arianna was a squib. Dumbledore accidentally killed her when she was a kid when he was fighting grindlewald, she tried to stop the fight and dumbledore accidentally hit her.
Dumbledore doesnt need a wand to make magic, so he casts a pettrificus totallus on harry below him on the astronomy tower, so he doesnt try to help and end up captured
Other then the other ones in Ginny's family, Ron is clueless about her relationship with Harry, till the end of Half-Blood-Prince when Hermione tells him. Ginny has had a crush on Harry since his 2nd year and her 1st year. It took Harry this l9ng to say I love you 2.😊
Thats what suzy was saying about siriusus death scene. They didnt gave us time to cry for him. The usual one is like dumbledores. Let us cry man😅
“A griffindor will die for you, a sylrhyerin will kill for you, a ravenclaw will find a way for everyone to survive and a hufflepuff will bring you chocolates to the hospital” 😂😂😂😂
If you think you suffered now, you will suffer even more when it's over because of how wrong you were about someone, just like all of us did the first time we saw it.
You guys are making me cry😢 again.
where did you get the crash bandicoot jumper omgg i need it
I'm not sure it's available anymore, but I get most of my Christmas jumpers on numskull.co.uk. That's where I got this one. - Suzy
You know something goes really wrong when Dumbledore dies in the Potter Saga
Snape did make a promise...an unbreakable promise, to do what Draco couldnt if needed.
This is my favourite Harry Potter movie
Draco calls filch a squib, because that is the name for a person with no magical abilities, born to a magical family
To see the chemistry between Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson you need to watch the film version of Much Ado About Nothing! It's sad that Helena Bonham Carter came between them - both she and KB should have been better people, but I'm glad Emma was freed of the cheater!