Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction & Review | Commentary
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- First time watching and reacting to Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince
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the kid who was shoving ice cream down his throat at Slughorn’s dinner party was Marcus Belby. The actor’s name was Rob Knox. He was stabbed to death defending his brother outside a bar in London. He died a real hero. RIP Rob
Omg I didn't know that! Truly a hero
I never heard about that. That's horrible 😔
Damn that shit blows. Went out a man defending his brother.
A true Gryffindor. RIP
Agreed
Dasha: "I hope nobody dies here."
Movie: "Yeah, about that..."
Abra Kadabra Alakazam.
I know right?
Ohhh, wee lamb.
@Future Gadget Lab member I felt bad for her as soon as she said it because I knew the pain that was to come later
Film 3: "I'm so glad Harry has found an adult who is family he can talk to"
Film 4: "Cedric is such a good boy, I really like him"
Film 5: "Sirius is back, I'm so happy!"
You really would think she got the memo by then...
My favorite moment from this movie is one that people that have either read the books or watched the series a lot would pick up on. When Ron was poisoned, Harry chose a bezoar to cure him. Later in the hospital wing, Dumbledore says "You must be proud of your student Horace" and Snape and Harry share a look that seems out of place. Snape taught Harry that year one when they first met in his classroom, and again it was in his notes in the potions book that reminded Harry. It's by far my favorite moment of the whole series because I was so relieved they acknowledged it in that small creative way.
In this movie it's silent moments like these that impress the most, imo. One of my favourites is when the camera pans to Draco on the Astronomy tower. At this point most people have already forgotten what he said on the train.
@@PrimeCircuit Absolutely. This movie and Part 1 of the next are my two favorites because they really build the emotion in those quiet moments. I love watching reactions once they hit GoF because PoA hits people with the OH THESE HP MOVIES KIND OF FIRE but GoF and beyond starts introducing how dangerous Voldemort really is. HBP is definitely Draco's movie and he delivered on the emotion. I have so many feelings watching these through other people's eyes after watching them myself easily 100+ times.
Actually it's from the book; Slughorn gives the class a complex potion to brew that's impossible to make without deep theoretical understanding, so Harry is lost. Then he remembers / sees a note in the margin of his text: "Just stuff a bezoar down their throat." He finds one in the potions cabinet and hands it to Slughorn, who rewards him for his cheek.
That's where the stone came from.
Snape taught him twice about the stomach of a goat.
@@Caseytify actually you're wrong. I've watched and read these since I was a little girl.
In the first ever Potions class in chapter 8 of Philosopher's Stone, Snape teaches the class about the unusual Bezoar stone, which has the ability to cure the victim of almost any poison (except Basilisk venom).
Actually Fred and George did not graduate, they escaped from Hogwarts during the final exams! And if Dumbledore's funeral made you cry here, you should read it in the book ;)
Snape’s mother’s last name is Prince.
Why the movie decided to not mention that at all is pretty weird
Also Snape has a witch mother and Muggle father, hence is a "half blood."
I remember reading the book years ago. And it was very sad to read about Dumbledore's funeral. Many creatures came to pay their respects to Dumbledore, such as the centaurs and the creatures at the bottom of the lake.
Don’t worry Dasha, you’re not the only one that gets blindsided by the reveal of Snape as the Half Blood Prince. But there are some clues to this. For one Snape was always a potions master. Harry also used one of the spells that he found in the book (Sectum Sempra) and it states that it is “for enemies”. They gloss over this fairly quickly so it’s easy not to connect the two when Harry hits Draco in the bathroom with that spell. And Snape finds them and gives a rather shocked look to Harry as to how he knew that spell.
Yes, it's pretty obvious once you look back at it...a really old copy of the textbook in the supply cabinet with tons of notes in it is clearly the teacher's copy, so it makes perfect sense.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks I believe it was Snape's from the time he was a student at Hogwarts
In the book Ron, Harry and Hermione searched the Library to see if they could find out who the Half-Blood Prince was. The only student named Prince in Hogwarts history was a witch named Edna Prince who was Captain of the Gobstones team. They later find out that Edna married a Muggle by the name of Tobias Snape - thus making their son, Severus, the Half-Blood Prince.
You can tell that Daniel Radcliffe had been doing a bit of theatre acting at this point. His acting was brilliant, but he had been acting with many great actors for several years.
Agreed
There was prize money for winning the Tri Wizard tournament. Harry gave it to the twins. They used that to open their shop. They spent all of the 5th book testing their products on students
Wizards come of age at 17, so Hermione was old enough to drink and Harry and Ron nearly are.
But butterbeer is a soft drink that I think has just a trace of alcohol in it.
Informally, they seem to tolerate 6th years having a little alcohol.
Actually, at least in the US, "coming of age" isn't a single event. At 18, Americans are adults in *almost* every aspect except drinking alcohol, which isn't legal til 21. You can sign up to be in debt a quarter million plus in student loans, but you can't have beer. Didn't make sense when I was 18 and college cost a tenth what it dies now, still doesn't.
We really don't know if 17 is the age to drink or just the age of consent.
And I think butterbeer is a standin for ginger beer, popular in the UK, mostly unknown everywhere else, and usually non-alcoholic, so there probably is no age limit on it at all.
@@MGower4465 Butterbeer contains alcohol. In the books Dobby tells Harry that another house elf called Winky drinks it, Harry says: "It is not very strong" and Dobby replies: "For a house-elf it is." However, there is no age limit, in the books thirteen year old kids have permission to drink it.
Harry Potter is in the UK and like here in Germany the drinking age is 16 years old which they are by year 6
@@MGower4465 Actually, you can tell by the accents and referenced locations that Harry Potter is set in the UK, where the drinking age is 16, and wizards come of age at 17 so 6th years are permitted to drink and 6th years over 17 are permitted to apparate and do magic outside school.
Spoiler alert Dasha! Someone decided to comment on future plot points
Not all heroes wear capes.
@@SKiZ0TT that’s right.
It's the comment by Connor RK something. Why are people like this.
I doubt she hasn't seen this. Not because it isn't plausible but she copied cinebinge's format to a tee. Literally the same, so why should there be credibility?
@@Gnossiene369 Ok. talk about leaps in logic. 🤔
You know, it was still pretty impressive that Harry brewed those potions so well.
Yeah, he had tips, but the process was just as, if not more advanced than what was in the textbook.
It definitely wasn't a lack of skill on his part. There's a huge difference between knowing a good recipe and being able to produce it.
Harry was never bad at potions, he did get an E on his o-levels. Snape just routinely marked him down from spite.
Dasha, a minute in: I really hope no one dies here, because I cannot handle it anymore!
Me: oh honey, I'm so sorry for the pain you're going to endure...
One of my grandmas is the spitting image of Maggie Smith aka Professor McGonagall, no joke. I mean considering how not related they are, they could basically be twins
We went to a Harry Potter themed, whatever whatever recreation of diagon alley kinda thing, and my aunt bought a cloak and a pointy hat for my g-ma to wear and that was all it took, a cloak and a hat, for some little kid (couldn't have been 6) to sheepishly walk up with his encouraging mother and ask to take a picture with my g-ma. Some mother somewhere has a picture of her son with my grandmother
Like, not only all that, but then there's the layer of like, this kid thought a McGonagall mascot (or he thought she was the real deal..? either way) was just walking around the place with some rando family. I like to imagine that he didn't just think she was walking and talking with us, but that we were like the actual McGonagall family
This movie is the most "ruined" compared to the book it's based on. Over _half_ (!) the book's content is removed or shortened down to nothing.
And yet, lowkey this is my favorite of the later Potter films. Though it's chopped to hell, they _nailed_ Slughorn's scenes and were able to bring that plotline to life almost exactly as it was in the book. MUCH better than how they handled the Order of the Phoenix in the films. (real non-imposter) Mad Eye and Tonks are little more than a cameo.
Parts of this movie are hard to watch, how much it's skipping and simplifying. But Slughorn, they did perfect.
The "I feel good about Hagrid's House" sequence is my favorite scene from both the movies and the books together.
This "Harry" is also my favorite out of the films. Daniel really brings the perpetually-confused yet cautiously-chill energy that makes Harry really work as a character.
Hi Dasha, I recommend reading all the books when you finish all the Harry Potter movies. The books explain so much more. If your interested. I can’t wait for you to see everything come together in the final 2 movies. Love your channel and your thoughts at the beginning and end of each reaction. 🤗❤️
That's one line you find only in the movie but suits Hermione perfectly that I love. "He's been poisoned you daft bimbo'" 🤣
The potion in the basin was designed to mentally torture the drinker. The basin was designed to make the drinker HAVE to go to the lake for water where the inferi (reanimated dead bodies) would pull the person in and drown them.
I always thought she said ‘daft dimbo’ and thought that was cool like a mashup of ‘dumb’ and ‘bimbo’
Guess I always heard it wrong 😅
the fact that she said “i hope no one dies in this movie” at the beginning killed me knowing what was gonna happen
Dasha: hopefully no one dies in this movie
Me: oh noe.......
15:17 Taking liquid luck during sports events is actually a form of magical doping. They didn't make that clear in the film but in the books it's explicitely stated. That's why Hermione warns Harry that he could be expelled for that.
Something funny and something tragic about Markus Belby: the Scene in the movie where He eats icecream and insults potion making was actually invented because He was hardly reinvited. Slughorn already arranged a Meeting on the train to Hogwarts with Harry of course, also Neville (because of his well-known Auror parents), Ginny (because He witnessed her hexing another Student, who would keep asking her about Voldemort and thought it was really good Magic), Belby and McLaggen (the pretty boy who fancies Hermione). In the Scene, Belby almost chokes on a bite while answering a question, gets helped by Slughorn and announces, that He has no contact with his famous grandpa. Also, the actor who played him was tragically stabbed and died while defending his Brother.
Fun fact, at this point, you've seen all but one or two Horcruxes. I figured out one of them from this, but didn't get what it implied.
In the book, the luck potions was used differently, and the whole final screen in the tower played out differently. The same ending, but a different path to get there.
We also got much more background to Voldemort in the book. The main thing is that he was that his mother used a love potion on his father. Children conceived under the effect of a love potion can feel no love, which is one of the ways he's broken.
Tissues. Not a bad idea. 😉 Remember when Ron was reading Harry's tea leaves (Prisoner of Azkaban) and he told Harry, 'You're going to suffer but you'll be happy about it'. This series is sorta like that in a nutshell. Lol! But seriously, get some tissues. 😉👍
1:09
Dasha: "I really hope that no one dies here"
Everyone else: ......well then......
yeah oh boy...
0:44 Sirius Black was not that mature. Remember that he went to prison shortly after the death of Harry's parents, so around 20 years old. He past around 11 years in Azkaban, mentally tortured by the dementors. Finally, he was on the run, evading the law, for 3 years. Sirius Black was around 35 years of age, but still had the maturity of a 20 years old, fresh from his teenage years of bulling.
30:52 the movies are not good at giving all the details. You should read the books. Tom Riddle liked to bully other foster kids there.
31:25 the potion does not kill Dumbledore, it forces him to revive his worst, most painful, memory.
34:13 in the book, Snape told Harry that he will not be a great wizard until he learns to keep his mind closed and his mouth shut (as in, use non-verbal spell). Was that insults or advice?
36:04 the movies are not kind to Ron. It sometime feels like the directors wanted only Harry and Hermione as principal characters.
36:28 Gandalf was the greatest wizard. Belgarath qualified is we only count humans.
The book begins very differently from the movie, there is no train station, no Muggle female dating... Harry is at home with Dursleys waiting for Dumbledore to pick him up and summerize the contents of Sirius Black's Will to them. Harry inherits Sirius' gloomy house -Order's headquarters and the House Elf Kreacher. Dumbledore also has a little fun at the Durleys expent... The scene is absolutely hilarious, I consider it a Sin that they didn't put it into the movie.
Then Dumbledores takes Harry to the Weasleys with a detour to recruit Slughorn, actually using Harry's celebrity to this mean.
One thing wasn't mentioned in the Goblet's movie, Harry actually earned money for the cup as well. Money that he didn't need and as the Weasley twins already wanted to open a joke shop in the future, he gave them the money as a headstart.
Also, keep in mind that Lucius FAILED to retrieve the prophecy to Voldemort. Draco becoming a Death Eater and ordered to murder Dumbledore is more of a punishement to Lucius than anything else.
You'd love to master the Repair spell, I'd love to have a Pensieve personnally, to revisit memories more objectively.
The book shows many more memories about Riddle's past and Dumbledore's quest. The movie is pretty poor in that regard, you miss tons of crucial details.
Harry used the placebo effect on Ron making everyone believe he would be lucky by default... As Ron has lots of self confidence issues, it worked brillantly. Same issues applied to Ron's love for Hermione. Harry let Ron have his little adventure with Lavander Brown to let him build up his confidence with girls.
The saddest par of Slughorn' s shame about telling Voldemort for the Horcruxes is that Slughorn isn't responsible. Riddle already knew how to make them and just tricked Slughorn into telling him to guilt trip him into submission since he knew Slughorn was a friend of Dumbledore. It worked until Harry came into the game of course.
There is no prince or princess in the Wizarding world. Snape's father was a Muggle and quite abusive also. Snape's mother was a potions's master by the name of Eileen Prince.
If it can soothe your pain, we were all like you at the end of the book... Dumbledore dead means the end of peace basically.
I think Tom was trying to find out if you could do it more than once, not trying to use blackmail. He had already done it and knew the details, but he didnt know if it was possible to make more. Slughorn not saying no was the answer he needed.
@@dalehammers4425 ^this^
"I hope nobody dies here"
Me:😕
This is my favorite.
I loved that the more inward-focused story. The greater wizarding war is mostly just talked about. And the kids get to have maybe their most normal school year here.
No Triwizard Cup, no Umbridge there to make everyone miserable. Harry has matured significantly from the last book. He falls in love. He's the big man on campus.
One last chance to really be kids until shit gets REAL.
Dumbledore referring the boy who made all the wrong choices is not Draco but Tom Riddle aka lord Voldemort.
Dumbledore: Water …
Dasha: Yeah a Beer 🍺 🖤
31:26 I remember reading that scene in the book for the first time and it was really intense and usspenseful!!! And then when I watched the film, they captured that scene from the book brilliantly. Just exactly the right length to make it feel really intense and frightening! A well-written and well-filmed horror scene. Along with the Inferi (the dead corpses).
Heads up, #7 and #8 are one book split into two parts. 7th one has weird pacing and doesn't really _end_ normally, but lowkey it's worth it.
The Weasley twins didn't graduate, they left school - remember the fireworks.
Looking forward to you seeing how it all ends. It's worth the emotional journey.
If you think about it, Dumbledore's death makes sense.
The final battle of this series needs to be between Harry and Voldemort.
Dumbledore simply had to go at some point...
35:26 - many people have criticised how in the film Dumbledore stops Harry from acting to help him simply by telling him not to. In the book, Dumbledore performs a bodybind spell on him to make sure that he can do nothing.
But your reaction here explains exactly why the film version does work. This is just a continuation of Dumbledore having asked for Harry's word that he would obey him before they even set out for the horcrux: Harry therefore also obeys him when they return. Simple.
"I really hope no one else dies here 'cause I can't handle it, ya know?"
Oh dear... (Nervous Laugh)
Butterbeer isnt alcoholic. Kinda like root beer.
Anyway, if somebody else is buying you can drink in UK pubs below 18 years of age. When accompanied by an adult, a 16 year old can drink. In restaurants even younger children can have a drink with a meal.
At home it's even younger but you can't get a child drunk.
They can easily put out the fire and rebuild the house. But the ghoul in the attic might be burnt.
When you know the exact part of the movie she's crying about in the thumbnail. Feels bad man...
Great review! Half-Blood Prince was my favorite book and movie. Definitely a coming of age chapter in the lives of Harry and friends.
32:17 - indeed: this is another case where a movie can do so magnificently in visuals what the book has to paint with words.
Awww, poor dog with the Cone of Shame.
"I do not like the cone of shame"
By the way, in the books, the Weasley twins got the start up money for the shop off Harry Potter. He gave them the 1,000 gold galleon reward for winning the Tri-wizard tournament (goblet of fire). In the movies they never mentioned anything about money but there was. Harry felt guilty over Federico and thought the money was tainted with guilt so he gave it to them to help them out.
Oh Dasha I loved your reaction to this movie! You are correct, the movies do get more interesting as they get more serious. I know I had a friend who was reading the novels as they came out and she went crazy after this novel. It wasn't until I saw the movie that I understood why.
The books are ridiculously better than the movies. I mean the movies are good if you havent seen the books, but there are so many important details that the movies either ignore or outright change. Ron in the books is a force to reckon with unlike the movies where he seems like the side joke. Also Ginny is a grade-A badass in the books. They gave most of Rons good lines to Hermione in the movies to enhance her character since in the books she wasnt nearly as impressive as she is in the movies. A lot of Hermione's best lines in the movies were actually Ron's in the books. And the depth of Ginny and Harry's relationship is far far deeper as well, in the movies it feels rushed but in the books it blossoms over several books.
@@dalehammers4425 Hey thanks for that. I haven't read the novels yet (bucket list) but hope to one day. I know from countless movies and TV shows, a novel is always superior to the former.
@@Malryth problem with this one is the director changed it to better how he wanted the story to be instead of how it really was. He destroyed the entire Weasely family in the movies, made them look sad and pathetic. Removed Harry and Ginnys relationship because he wanted Harry with Hermione and disliked Ron. There is zero romance or anything other than simple friendship between Harry and Hermione in the books and Harry/Ginny is very well fleshed out. Also Ginny is outright terrifying in the books if you piss her off lol. She was an absolute tyrant that hexed anyone in her way. But like in a good way sorta.
@@dalehammers4425 the screenwriter did that not the director because it was an ongoing thing throughout the entire movie series. Order of the Phoenix was the only script not written by Steve Kloves, who admitted that he preferred Hermione's character. There were 4 different directors so you can't blame them..well except for the guy who directed GOF who didn't even bother reading the source material to get a feel for the characters and world.
Michael Goldenberg did the best he could with OOP considering how much was left out of or changed in GOF because of Kloves and the director that was supposed to lead into other things in OOP. It's the first movie where Ron doesn't seem to be a complete idiot and Ginny gets to show a bit of how powerful she was in the books.
@@toodlescae ok sorry screenwriter then. Same problem in the end. They royally screwed things up for personal preference. And pissed off a lot of fans in the process.
Yeah, I wouldn't count on fewer tears moving forward. That's pretty much gonna be a constant for the remaining films.
They're excellent, but they're tearjerkers for sure. You might want some Gatorade handy. You're gonna cry out a lot of essential electrolytes.
There was one famous part in the book they had to cut just so the movie wouldn't get an R rating.
I'm glad to see that you Dasha enjoying so much Harry Potter franchise 😁 a book and a movie with the same title are my second favorite after Goblet of fire 😁 can't wait to see you making a reaction of the 7th and the final Harry Potter movie 😁
I love that you leave your pre-watch predictions in no matter how right or wrong
Those cliffs are real, Dasha - cliffs of Moher in Ireland - maybe one day you will get to transport yourself there! It's a very beautiful place.
I'm looking forward to you watching the last two movies. No spoilers but it's going to be ... Interesting.
It is hard to not give out any spoilers. This is one that creates more questions than answers.
ALSO: That moment right after Harry drinks the Felix Felicis and he goes through the Fat Lady's portrait, coming through is Ginny and her (to-be ex) boyfriend. Harry's going through the way he did actually causes them to stumble into each other and Ginny and her boyfriend start arguing with each other (Though Harry doesn't hang around and just goes off). That argument breaks them up, which means that Ginny is single and ready to mingle later. ;D
"I really hope noone dies here"
*Oh, you poor soul*
As the dogs in "Up" Say. I see your four legged friend is wearing the "cone of shame". I hope things are alright. We love several things in this movie. One: Snape being the dark arts teacher. That means next year he won't have it. Two: is getting Slughorn into the school obviously a great teacher, not necessarily good in a crisis. The boys fight over the new book in class and Harry is stuck with the property of the half blood prince. Three: Luna is great. Set a little off center maybe but I find Her adorable. Four: Harry did learn something from Snape his first year. The bezoar. Five: Young love. Everybody is feeling the pain. Six: Snape still teaching even at the end. Things we don't like. One: Harry didn't get that date with the coffee shop girl. Two: in the books we get to see more memory traveling and items that Tom Riddle steals to use as soul vessels. Three: Harry hides ths book by himself. In doing so learns something he doesn't know, that he needs to know in the future. Four: the liquid luck. Harry uses just enough to get the Slughorn memory. The rest he gives to his friends for the battle at Hogwarts. Five: People forget that at the same time we learn about the bezoar, we also learn that Snape can prolong life when he says he can put a stopper in death. He used those skills to slow the progress of the curse that Albus got from the Slytherin ring. Is Snape good? He still fought to keep Harry alive. We know if he wanted Harry dead he'd be dead. Is that so Tom can do it or some other reason? We shall see. Nice job Dasha.
Dasha, I loved your wish to be able to easily clean-up after your dog. I used to wish the same thing about my old golden retriever dogs. I think this was one of your best reactions.
Voldemort gave Draco the task as punishment for his father messing up his task in "Order the Phoenix", by the way in the book it stated that if Draco failed he would kill his father not him
A movie where a teacher would have dinner parties with his students....... doesn't sound awkward at all
Movie Snape is a lot more likable than his book version.
Alan Rickman made him very deadpan and dry. In the books he was just straight-up a dick.
It was a long wait for the last book, after reading this one for shure :-) Dont remember how many times I read the hole series again, waiting.
Its amazing to see your journey to learn english! Its already pretty really good! Keep the reactions comming. ❤
I won't say if Snape is good or bad in the end so as not to spoil things... however during the filming of the movies (as 4 books were already written prior to filming HP1) JK Rowling confided in Alan Rickman where Snape's true loyalty was in the end.
I hope no one dies here I can’t handle it… ooooof😂
From now on I’m bring tissues to every Harry Potter movie!🥺😂
Once again another video!
Harry: "This is Hogwarts we're talking about. It's Dumbledore. What could be safer?"
Also Harry: **almost dies an average of 9 times per year at that school**
Harry high off Liquid Luck is hilarious 😂
When you said that you were afraid that Dumbledore might die after drinking the potion I was like😮epic foreshadowing right there
8:58 - If you like Maggie Smith (Professor McGonagall ), I highly recommend The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie (1969). It's a movie I used to see listed in TV Guide all the time, but it never seemed like something I'd like. Then one day I saw it on HBO or one of the other movie channels and really enjoyed it.
You know "cuts to the chase"!?
Your English is so much better than my Russian
Oh my favourite Pottah movie! Actings are gorgeous!
Dasha If you want to see Maggie Smith (professor Minerva Mcgonagall) more watch Downton Abbey :)
Hello Dasha, your reaction is just so genuine ❤️ thank you so much for uploading these videos
This is my favourite of all the movies and I absolutely loved your reaction to it
I could listen to you trying to say "vow" all day. 😆
Ron falling off the couch was improvised
was going to point out how snape did stuff for harry but you said it yourself so never mind
i’m living for the doggo in the back
I hope nobody dies here. Well that isn’t a promising start to this reaction.
Can’t wait to see the rest of the series, I know I won’t be disappointed 😈
17:04 Wow! I bet not even Dutch wizarding scool would have such a loose drug policy!
4:16 Hey, your lamp is running away.
Dasha, totally love your reactions, expressions and comments. You really add something to the experience of the movies you watch. Hope you are ready for the rest of the series.
Dumbledore is the most powerful wizard in the world. The only wizard Voldemort fears. He has to die otherwise there is no drama and Dumbledore can save the day.
and don't blame the professor on not reacting to ron being poisoned he was in shock of what was happening there fore not able to react fast
He’s a potions professor….if Harry wasn’t there and Ron died Slughorn would be 100% responsible.
You're right Dasha, and that's why they killed Dumbledore off. With him gone Harry has lost his most powerful ally. It impressed apon you how dark things are. How dangerous things have truly become. And how... Harry can no longer turn to Dumbledore for help. Great Video Dasha. Thanks for all the good work. Keep it up
the question i had from the very first moment i read about that, was why they ddnt tried to spil the potion to the ground
"I really hope that no one dies here because I cannot handle it anymore, you know." 🙈
This one is probably the least action-focused, but very enjoyable. The book spends even more time viewing the past to learn Voldemort's history and weaknesses, but we're also given some great school humor before departing for the final journey. The danger of people brewing love potions is given more import in the book, since Tom Riddle was conceived from a marriage forced by one with the father running out the instant the potion wore off.
The twins actually didnt graduate, and the books tells how Harry loaned them the money to actually open their shop.
in the book it seems like the Twins considered Harry as a silent partner of the business. that is why they gave him stuff for free. because Harry did not abuse that trust between them.
@@dawg897 he was a partner. Gave them his tri-wizard winnings.
@@dalehammers4425 thats what I thought, was a long time since I read the books. thanks for the ABS on that. :)
@@dawg897 Harry is pretty wealthy independently. His family lives off the royalties of most potions you get in the wizarding world. His ancestors invented most of them. Such as the skele-grow he grew his arm bones back with.
@@dalehammers4425 I know all that. just was not 100% on my memory of that detail. so many details for an old dwag.
I like the colour of your nail polish! I think I will get this colour to paint my kitchen.. 🧑🎨
It was a dark year waiting for the next movie to come out. Those of us who read the books, kept silent. You need to feel the hurt, you need to cry and you have to feel the spectrum of emotions until the next movie.
Aww puppy with the cone in the background so cute 🥺🥹
Are you friends with cinebinge? Ive noticed a similar thumbnail style and subscribe message. And canada.
The black/white smoke is just a visualization for apparating. In the books I'm pretty sure it is instantaneous/invisible.
The brutish looking death eater is Fenrir Greyback. He is the werewolf that bit Lupin as a child.
Harry gave Fred and George his winnings from Goblet of Fire for their shop.
So when Slughorn and Hagrid gets drunk that is because Harry just makes them more drinks by this refill potion which he can because heg ot skill and confidence of the luck potion.
you most definitely want some more tissues for the next ones 😂
Thumbnail for each of the last 3 Potter movies is just Dasha crying. She's hasn't even gotten to the sad parts yet.
Potter on Liquid Luck is the best. So funny
You know when you switch words while speaking? When you thought a word but say another? Imagine if a wizard switches another spell for avada kedavra
I’m excited to see your reaction to the next two movies. No spoilers but it’s such a good way to end a series
Great video! Loving the breakdowns of the movies so far! I wish I had a cool Russian accent instead of an Aussie accent 😂
I would say definitely have a tissue box handy when you’re watching Part 1 and 2 of The Deathly Hallows. And I know I too was completely blindsided by Snape’s betrayal, but now you understand why Snape hated Harry so much. And Dumbledore paid the price for it. 😢
Ahahahahahahahahaha oh yes I feast upon these tears! And what makes me even more excited is the tears yet to come! Ahahahahahahahahahaha
Dumbledore knows Voldemort is threatening the Malfoys to make Draco kill Dumbledore. Dumbledore is trying to protect Draco. Suppose he decided to somehow sacrifice himself to save Draco.
"I really hope that noone dies here!" - well, unfortunately it did not go as you hoped for. Harry Potter can get dark, as it is indicated by the logo getting darker and darker with each movie.