*HARRY POTTER* Made Me Trust No One
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Title: First time watching Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince*
The name the "half bood prince" comes from the fact that Snape is actually a half blood (his abusive father was a muggle and his mother a witch) and from his mother's maiden name "Prince"
That has just made so much more sense than I ever thought it would.
I'll never understand why the movie decided to literally bypass this information. It's super confusing for non-book readers.
@bidishah Because the screen writer director producer decided to make this movie into a teenage rom com instead of an adaptation of the great book it really was. Romance was only just 10% of the entire plot but they made it like 70%. The book has like 7 Voldemort backstory memories and they barely halfassed 2 of them. Also the entire Half blood prince plot is barely touched upon in the movies. Book 6 is my absolute favorite book of the entire series and the movies really ruin it. Also Hermione steals so many lives and actions of other characters that’s it’s just annoying.
@@ChelseaChfy-ex1po One thing I've always wondered about is why, having cut so much good content due to "time constraints", they had to add a complete scene that was not in the book. The Death Eaters attacking and setting fire to the Weasley house only happened in the movie.
@@marshallpeters7174 They did that with Deathly Hallows as well...including a scene that wasn't even in the book when there were far too many scenes, they could have included that would have explained so much!
I really hate how the movie characterizes Slughorn here. In the book, he was NOT stealing. He asked Professor Sprout for ingredients and they had a pleasant conversation. Slughorn is one of the best examples of a normal Slytherin in the books, one who never went to the dark side. He’s just self-interested and greedy, which are flaws but not crimes.
There are a couple of important things that are discussed in the books but only alluded to in the movie. First, Voldemort did not expect Draco to succeed in getting rid of Dumbledore. He gave the boy the job as punishment for Lucius Malfoy’s failures. The diary Horcrux was destroyed in Lucius’s plot to open the Chamber of Secrets & then he failed to retrieve the prophecy from the Dept. of Mysteries. Voldemort was furious so he gave Draco a job he thought the boy couldn’t accomplish then told the Malfoys that he would kiII the boy if he failed. That’s why Narcissa Malfoy went to Snape. Snape knew about the plan because Voldemort, believing Draco would fail, told him about it with the understanding that Snape would do it after Draco tried.
Second, everyone who watches the movies but doesn’t read the books is confused about the Horcruxes. Tom Riddle asked Slughorn about splitting his SOUL into 7 pieces. One piece has to remain in his body so he planned to create SIX Horcruxes. He had already made one -the ring he was wearing-so he needed to know if it was safe to split his soul again. Once Slughorn confirmed it was possible to split the soul more than once young Tom Riddle set out to make 5 more. It was the original part of his tattered soul that fled the Potter’s house after the failed attack on baby Harry. Voldemort’s body was destroyed so that piece of his soul fled to Albania & hid. Quirrel stumbled upon it while he was in Albania studying vampires & bought it back to Britain. It was that piece of his soul that Pettigrew used to resurrect Voldemort in Goblet of Fire.
Beautiful explanation, loved it!
I love the fact that you said "Snape is going to help Malfoy here" during the potion class scene - when he did technically help, though instead of Draco, he helped Harry inadvertently as the book was Severus' old potions book with all of his notes in it, lol. It talks more about the memories in the book - but Dumbledore basically went around to people he knows had some kind of interaction with Tom and convinced them to give over their memories if I remember the book right - it's been a LONG time since I read the books. There were a lot more memory segments in the books as well, a lot more back story on Tom.
also in the books, the lines are different to the movie during the memory of when Dumbledore first met Tom in the orphanage - in the movie he says 'I can make bad things happen to people who are mean to me. I can make them hurt...if I want.' In the books, however, he says, 'I can make bad things happen to people who *annoy* me. I can make them hurt...if I want.' Paints Tom a bit more in a bad light. You also find out that Tom is the product of Merope Gaunt and Tom Riddle, his mother was a direct descendant of Salazar Slytherin - his father was a muggle. Merope fell in love with him and slipped him a love potion. She became pregnant and after a time, she thought that maybe he had to love her by now and would stay with her to raise their child, but as soon as she stopped giving him the potion, he left her, and she gave birth to Tom at the orphanage before dying herself of a broken heart.
It's explained in the book that a person who is conceived under the effects of a love potion or similar enchantment, is unable to experience love themselves. It's kind of a wizarding version of a psychopath or sociopath (I never know which is which lol).
"What is he doing? Sending food to his dad in prison?" I burst out laughing at that! The birds Hermione had conjured up that she launched at Ron weren't living birds if I remember right, they were like..plant birds or something. You were also right the first time during the scene with Dumbledore and the death eaters up on the tower. That guy you first called a werewolf, is indeed a werewolf. His name is Fenrir Greyback, there was a wanted poster for him in Nocturn alley when the trio went following draco and his mother. He's also the werewolf who turned Lupin into one when he was super young before, he even started at Hogwarts.
That potion thing is devious from the story, no love for a kid who had no responsibility it happening???
"Why is this one all about birds dying??"
I had to remember which movie we were watching for a second.... 😅
The actress that plays belatrix is hilarious in real life, and was SO CLOSE to the cast members- she is a legend.
She's very good in this series as well!
I really loved in your reaction that you caught on that Draco looked sad and scared....sometimes since he's such a hateful character we forget he's only a child himself....and how we might act if we were raised by Lucias
The birds Hermione sent smashing against the wall near Ron are not rea birds; they're conjured birds. Think of them more as sculptures or mechanical, except they are created with magic. They aren't alive and they don't last.
Vanishing cabinets are, as Arthur Weasley said, temperamental; they malfunction easily. Draco was tasked with repairing his vanishing cabinet, which meant he had to test it.
First, he sent an apple to Borgin & Burkes, the shop where the other cabinet was sitting. Someone there took a bite out of it to let Draco know it had arrived. Then Draco sent a live yellow canary, which reached the shop alive but returned dead. Later, after some more adjustments, Draco sent a black canary. It arrived at the shop and was sent back, but Draco left the Room of Requirement before checking on the last bird. When Ginny and Harry went into the Room to hide the Half-Blood Prince's book, Harry released the black canary not knowing why it was there.
The reason Voldemort had Draco set up and repair the vanishing cabinet at Hogwarts was to make a way in; Hogwarts was sealed from entrance by a protective barrier, to keep Voldemort and his followers out; Draco made a way for the followers to get in.
You really don't understand what's going on with Draco.
Draco adored his father and craved Lucius's approval, which was rarely given. Draco mirrored his father's attitudes and values, hoping it would make them closer, but to no avail. Meanwhile, Lucius was a terrible role model for Draco to emulate.
When Lucius was caught doing Voldemort's bidding, he was arrested and sent to Azkaban, causing scandal for the Malfoys. It destroyed the family's social and political reputation, which enraged Draco. Draco blamed Dumbledore and especially Harry for what happened to Lucius, and Voldemort took advantage of that to recruit Draco into the Death Eaters and assign certain 'tasks' for Draco to accomplish under threat of death. Draco was supposed to repair the vanishing cabinet to let in other Death Eaters and also kill Dumbledore.
But Draco, now out of his father's influence, began to think for himself. The nature of the tasks Voldemort set for him meant Draco could not tell anyone and he couldn't seek advice from any adults at Hogwarts; it isolated him. And then he found himself reconsidering the murder of Dumbledore, especially as it nearly killed classmates Katie and Ron and almost killed Prof Slughorn.
This film is really Draco's film; it charts a change in the character arc of Draco Malfoy. Out of his father's influence, Draco is more perceptive. He is coming around to the idea that his father is not so powerful, is more of a bully, and has put him and his mother in dangerous trouble.
At the beginning of the film, the Death Eaters had destroyed Ollivander's shop in Diagon Alley and had kidnapped Ollivander, imprisoning him in the Malfoy Manor cellar, where he was tortured to give up his knowledge of wandlore. Voldemort, in Lucius's absence, has set up Malfoy Manor as his headquarters and temporary residence. This situation adds to Draco's disillusionment with his father.
Horcrux Math:
You are alive in the world by virtue of having your soul anchored here through connection with your physical body.
You commit a ritual murder and your soul is split into two pieces.
One piece is left in your body and the other paced in a different physical object; two pieces, you keep one, you make one horcrux.
You commit another murder, split off another piece of your soul, you have three pieces of which one is kept in your body and the other two are made into horcruxes.
However many pieces you split your soul into, one is kept in your body and the others are made into horcruxes.
'X' is the number of soul pieces, 'X-1' is the number of horcruxes you can make.
Splitting Tom's soul into 7 pieces means he made 7-1 horcruxes (6 horcruxes); you have to keep one so your original body can stay alive\. The horcruxes are 'backups' that tether you to physical life.
Think back to the memory of Dumbledore visiting little Tommy Riddle in the orphanage.
He had 7 rocks lined up on his windowsill. He also had a photo on his wall of a wedge-shaped rock/island poking up above the ocean waves (where Dumbledore brings Harry to find the locket horcrux).
These were foreshadowings of Tom's intent to make horcruxes
"He's barking" means "He's barking mad", "He's nuts".
Snape not only kept Draco from committing murder and facing the outrage of the Wizarding World (and avoiding time in Azkaban), but Snape also saved Draco from harming his soul AND saved Draco from being killed by Voldemort for leaving Dumbledore alive.
The question I put to you: Did it look like Snape wanted to kill Dumbledore?
When he said "Snape is going to help Malfoy" for the Draught of living death 😂😂😂
Drunk Harry is the best!
He's not drunk he's under the influence of the liquid luck potion. It's super confidence, not intoxicated.
@@Scorpion-Gamer82however, Daniel Radcliffe has said he was struggling with his drinking during this movie, so certain scenes in this movie he is technically drunk. He said he never drank on set but would come to work still feeling drunk. There are certain moments you can see where he is basically dead in the eyes.
@@davidfairweather3301this is true, that being said he was not intoxicated during the filming of these scenes. The potion induced version of Harry is the closest to sober Daniel Radcliffe.
The creatures in the cave were inferi: dead bodies magically animated as part of the horcrux's defence
Of course you can't teleport in that cave. Because it has been cursed by Voldemort so that it is not easy to get to the Horcrux, Magic can still be used, but magic that makes it easier to get Horcruxes cannot be used
"of course you cant teleport" How am I supposed to know that on my first time watching my friend lol
@EthanDen what the movies don't tell you that the books do is sometimes (mainly death eaters) cast anti apparition spells on places, this cave is one of those but only people who have read the books will know that. I hope this helps, and hogwarts has a few spells on it to prevent muggles finding it and stops you from apparating in and out of it, in one book hermione has to get the Knight bus from hogsmeade to leave hogwarts they can't even use floo powder without permission from the headmaster/headmistress and the ministry (there's a specific department for transportation)
The funny thing is that foot bridge was built in the 2000s.
This book is set in the 90s
yup...per the book, Harry was born July 31st I believe ('Born as the 7th month dies' per the prophesy), 1980, so this movie should be taking place during the 1996-97 school year
can we appreciate the restraint of the comment section for NOT SPOILING anything!
the power we hold mwahahah
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. The wizard's chess scenes from Philosopher's Stone is another. I think another good example is the good questions he was asking in Chamber Of Secrets when Harry found that crumpled up book page in Hermione's hand.
Slughorn has been on the run from voldemort and the death eaters that's why he hasn't been to a holyhead harpies quidditch match in a while he doesn't want to be spotted/cornered by death eaters
The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts.
The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions.
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I’m confused… you mentioned the horcrux being a necklace at 45:30 but we don’t even find out about the necklace until they find it in the cave…
I think he meant the cursed necklace that Draco gave to that one girl who was supposed to give it to Dumbledore.
You missed so much, when dumbledor had the diary and closed the desk drawer you didn’t know what it was, then the memory of Tom riddle as a child you said is he in a crazy house… but literally 5 secs before in giant letters at the gates it said orphanage
When it's your first time watching something you aren't going to catch everything, I'm sure you've watched it 10x+ so of course you know every detail. Cut me some slack pal.
Monsters in a cave called infernals - it's golems made from corpses. They're weakness is fire.
Please watch the next two quickly..all your questions will be answered and you won't have forgotten what they were..🤣...
Yes the romances are rearing their heads...our 3 charges will become independent...lives are about to be changed irrevocably...
Cheers 👍😁 !...
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Those minions are Inferi, Voldemort's army of the undead
When I first read this book, I remember how shocked I was when Dumbledore died. I kept reading thinking there was going to be a twist of some kind. That he had faked his death somehow to fool the death eaters. 😢
In the 2-year gap between movies 5 and 6, I read all 7 books. When I got to part with Dumbledore's death I was so mad I threw the book across the room and didn't pick it up for over 2 weeks. The spine of that book is still broken. 😂
I can 100% see that happening. Would be so frustrating!
Dumbledore is 115 or 116.
Dumbledore was 114/115 when he died so the trio weren't *that* far off.
There are 3 sisters with the maiden name Black: Bellatrix LeStrange, Narcissa Malfoy and Andromeda Tonks. Draco and Nymphadora Tonks are cousins just like Sirius was the cousin of the 3 sisters. Andromeda was shunned from the family for marrying Ted Tonks who was a muggleborn wizard.
I forgot you are going to read the books so I won't give anymore spoilers.
You deserve way more subs, my friend.
I appreciate you but very happy with 1000 people already!
U can’t tell anyone that if u went a school like that u wouldn’t read all the books u could get your hands on I would
Watching the extended edition automatically a thumbs up
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Congrats on reaching 1k! I was your 450th subscriber or something lol
As others have said, you really need to hurry and watch the rest 🤣 it’s hard not to give you spoilers
This book has a looooot of information missing, that's why is so hated between the Harry Potter's fan community, it skips so much important information, all the voldemort's background story, why the horcruxes, why the Snape's name, what happens with the necklace, there is so much details it'll take me a long time to write, I mean is cool they focused on the romantic sides because that sells, but they could have done a 3 hour movie or something haha, Voldemort and Sanpe's story is so brutal, is so sad they cut that off, hopefuly the will do it the proper way in the upcoming series :(
I heard you’re going to read the books but are you going to do video reviews of it?
my favorite book and the worst film of the series...
Like... All the teenage love stuff and not enough Voldemort background
and to top it off cutting one of the few Snape scenes ("In noctem")
*sigh*
AND we had the guts to invent the whole Bellatrix at the burrow scene and not use the real good ones from the book...
* still annoyed, after all those time *
as we learned...
There sis more to things then meets the eye.
I always find it funny whne peope try to guess who is the Half Blood Prince
I mean... Who do we know this classrom belonged to for the last 16 years?
Who is a brilliant potions Master?
I thought it was so obvious - in the book.
alos... Me looking so forward to the ast film *evil grin *
The book wasn't my favorite either because it's basically a setup episode but with all the Voldemort background stuff it wasn't bad. In the movie we instead get teen romance dramedy which, at best, resonates with a very narrow portion of the target audience, at the expense of everything that made the book decent. And even with that focus they managed to royally screw up the Harry-Ginny dynamics.
How did you know about the necklace?
Nah, don't try to justify Warner Brothers trying to take it down. They are turds.
They are freaks taking down everything even with heavy editing lol
wow u did find the longer version!
It’s on the streaming service “peacock” in United States!
@@EthanDen Poland as usual behind. Thank you for your reply and have a nice day.
Thoroughly enjoying these reaction videos. The editing must be a huge pain