It's because Voldemort recruited from his own house. Most of the Death Eaters were former Slytherins, thus they trained their kids to be the same, or their kids grew up worshiping similar ideals. So you have all these former Slytherins turned Death Eaters who are most likely teaching their Slytherin-sorted kids similar ideals. Voldemort got in early, recruiting impressionable teenagers, or getting to their parents, who were most likely Slytherins and purebloods who'd follow Voldemort's ideas. By the time the First War was over, the kids of the Order, or of people who fought Voldemort and the Death Eaters, taught their kids that all the bad guys came from Slytherin, so it got its reputation. Let's not forget that Merlin, the greatest Wizard ever, was in Slytherin. Horace Slughorn was a Slytherin. And Peter Pettigrew was a Gryffindor.
Ding ding ding, you win =) Let's also not forget that if not for the accidental death of his sister, Dumbledore would have helped Gerlet become wizard Hitler, and he was a Gryffindor.
in other words the idea of slytherins housing death eaters was only a 'recent' thing within the past 20-50 years. After all, 'death eaters' was a title for voldy's followers, and that's just one generation. Slyth house prob wasn't as 'bad' as it were until families started to adopt a superiority identity through voldy's radical ideology of purebloods, however purebloods, akin to hitler superior race theory, has been in existence for a very very long time in the wizarding world, and we see a little bit of this in Fantastic Beasts movie.
@@mordirit8727 ...plus the movies and common sense and millennia of western literature. But goth children bought a TON of Slytherin merch so here we are with a bizarre revisionist post-hoc party line at odds with EVERYTHING. Slytherin: Heritage, not Hate. They only want to exterminate mud-bloods because they value family so much. Awwww.
Bujin Yes he really was. Bullied Harry simply because he looked like his dad. Bullied Neville so much that he became his worst fear (and Neville's parents were tortured into insanity). Taunted Sirius to his death. I mean for god's sake he was a fucking Nazi, and the only reason he stopped being one was because Voldemort wanted to kill the woman that he creepily lusted after.
Karkat Vantas Snape had a change of heart. By the end of the series he had begun to care for Harry. After all this time he still loved Lilly. Snape has saved Harry's life on many occasions.
Eric you're wrong, not every bad guy was in Slytherin. All the houses have raised "bad people", Slytherin definitely the most and Hufflepuff the least.
Interesting point about the Chamber of Secrets. Harry would have to teach everyone a bit of parseltongue if he was already in the chamber and someone was running late...plus it would be humourous to see everyone running into the girls toilet. Hell maybe Moaning Myrtle would be some bouncer that dissuades everyone else by flirting with them.
I don't think everyone could have gotten in the chamber of secrets not everyone has parseltounge...plus you have that problem of quickly getting in and out...in isn't a problem but out..it was so far down...the same thing with the secret passage under the trapdoor that used to be guarded by Fluffy in the first movie...a long way down aswell. But yeah rope or a ladder could fix hat problem..so i don't know. Maybee they just didn't think of it.
Not really, because Chamber of Secrets is actually hard to reach, slightly dangerous (cave-in possible) and would mean they have to gather together to enter. The actual plot hole would be why the Diadem was place in the Room of Requirement hiding version instead of the Chamber of Secrets which would be more secure & more significant in Voldemort's mind.
Slytherin always got a bad rep for no true reason, there were evil people from the other houses too, freakin Wormtail was Gryffindor and he was the main one that helped bring Voldemort back, he was more loyal to Voldemort than pretty much all the other Death Eaters, plus Snape, who was easily the most selfless and instrumental ally to Harry was Slytherin. Dumbledore was ruthless and would have sacrificed Harry to stop Voldemort in a heartbeat. #proudslytherin
I'm pretty sure the Basilisk would have still been rotting in the Chamber by their 5th year. Imagine walking in to train and you suddenly smell putrid snake flesh. Ugh.
Who knows, maybe basilisk flesh doesn't rot? Its venom is highly toxic, maybe that extends to the rest of its body and makes it so bacteria can't break it down.
i adore the fact that these time, you guys not only watched and commmented on the video, but gave us a little bit your your own history, made me like you guys even more that i already did. I saw on the internet that Rupert was 11 buy the time of the first movie, so if these was right, Daniel was 10 and Emma was 9.
I swear I'm like the only person who really enjoyed the chamber of secrets xD - This is what I rate the movies 1. Philosophers Stone 2. Deathly Hallows 2 3 Prisoner of Azkaban 4. Chamber Of Secrets 5. Goblet Of Fire 6. Pheniox Force 7. Half Blood Prince 8. Deathly Hallows 1
I always assumed the reasons for why they couldn't use the chamber of secrets was because.... 1. Can't pull Harry out of class just to open up the chamber. They have different classes and obligations. Learning magic is okay, but having dozens of students (some male) going into an entrance located in an albeit abandoned girls bathroom is just plain creepy and highly noticeable. Umbridge is watching them, guys O.O 2. It's....it's just evil. It's the place where harry almost died, Ginny almost died and Voldemort came back to life. Harry would not want to train anyone on how to defend against Voldemort in a lair that belonged to him. The only ones that might be comfortable down there are the most evil of Slytherin. And....are any of them part of the army? I know in the movie they weren't, but I forget if any were in the army in the books....I don't think so. 3. ......They pretty much explain this in the last movie and make you just say "ewwwww!!!!!". There is a dead snake down there.....All matter of grossness and cleaning spells aside....I don't want to be trained in a place that had a really big, deadly, paralyzed-students-for-kicks snake in it. Plus, if they did train down there, they would have to clean up the snake carcass. Bye bye plot device for the seventh book. 4. Last one, I think. The entrance to the main chamber was blocked by rocks. I know, they are wizards, but wouldn't it just be easier and less time consuming to have Neville find the room of requirement and just use that? If it wasn't for Cho Chang, they would have been able to use it until the end. Technically, it was Umbridge forcing Cho Chang, but still. Plus, no room of requirement, no hiding the half-blood prince book which means no idea of where the diadem could be for the seventh book. Hello a slightly more powerful Voldemort.
The order of most “bad wizards” from houses are Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, and then Hufflepuff. You must remember that Professor Quirill and Lockhart were Ravenclaws (yes, Lockhart is a bad wizard because he stole people’s memories and tried to erase Harry and Ron’s minds and leave Ginny for dead, people forget about that because him being annoying seems to outshine his crimes) Then Peter Pettigrew was a Gryffindor And Slytherin has good people too (Narcissa Malfoy, Snape, Slughorn, Merlin, Regulas Black, Admodora Tonks, Draco, Astoria Greengrass, Al Potter, and Scorpius) and even some neutral wizards/witches (Blaise, Pansy, etc) Yes, Slytherin has the most “bad” people but that’s mostly because of reputation. And then the good ones are expected to be bad, so they turn bad from pressure (perfect example of this is Draco, who obviously got better at the end)
Well...i's sortof like Monica and Chandler. A slight-controll-freakishly clever girl, marrying a simple but lovable idiot. I think as long as Ron avoided becoming lazy (actually taking the garbage outside if she asks) and tried his best to learn and become better at everything gradually. And did not disturb Hermione in any way ánd helped her in household-chores, as I mentioned with the garbagebags. Then they'd have a relationship. But the biggest mistakes would be 1. Hermione becoming his mother, instead of his girlfriend 2. Ron not being willing to help and becoming lazy and bothering Hermione in her life. 3. Ron feeling insulted because he keeps being confronted with how Hermione is 'better than him' and 4. Ron not wanting to learn and not being a good conversationpartner for Hermione. If Ron tried his best to fix áll of those things, they'd be a lovely couple.
Actually, imo, it would work, as you can see in the first film or read from the first book, Ron and Hermione's relationship is different from Harry and Hermione's relationship, Harry and Hermione is just pure friendship whereas Ron and Hermione are always arguing in a couple way, they always had a different connection that isn't just pure friendship, I've been reading book 1 since i was a kid and i know straight away they would eventually ended up together instead of Harry and Hermione. I'd always prefer Ron and Hermione, Harry and Hermione just wouldn't work out.
I'd absolutely love to hear you four record a commentary for these films, and Star Wars... And Indiana Jones and- Okay, basically everything. I'd pay on Patreon for that.
If Hogwarts was a trades / finishing school I would have love the movies. I really don't a good reason why. I just would not send a 11 year old off to a school with the kind of danger Harry, Ron and Hermine get into. Order of the Phoenix is favorite book and sequel.
I perfectly understand that not every bad guy is in Slytherin. Trust me I have a list of reasons to hate all of the houses. But holy crap if cunning and ambition alone isnt a horrible set of qualities for a bunch of teeneagers to be grouped into. I dont hate slytherins just because they are in Slytherin. I hate Slytherins because having ambition outweigh your loyalty and courage means a backstabbing prick in my book. Especially with how the only Slytherin we know that doesnt do everything to save his own skin is Snape. Like damn if the rest of them dont appear to be cowards unless they had the upperhand.
I have no idea how Draco could've gotten in. He's less cunning than Ron (which is really saying something) and his only ambition is "I'll tell Daddy on you!" and to hurt innocent people.
There's no time limit in Quidditch, the books mentioned a match lasting weeks. Catching the snitch ends the game, your team could catch it and still lose.
I don't like Harry Potter- Sniper: aaaand sniped! *gunshot But...I...liked...the...first 3.... Sniper: Oh god what have I done? Especially.....the 2nd one.... Sniper: ......*casually reloads rifle
Didn't notice that the voice over was from the same person that did the voice overs for the actual Harry Potter movies? IThey actually noted it in the Info for the video: "NOTE: For those of you complaining about the different voice - we used the ACTUAL Voice of the ACTUAL Harry Potter Trailers to read it! So quit complaining... Don't believe us? Listen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmPrfY..."
The golden Snitch, is near impossible to catch, and matches ran looooong. We see only few special matches so it's logical to miss that much. It's a british book, and as Americans it's utterly forgivable that you're unfamiliar with the travesty called a Cricket Test Match - something we across the ocean grew up with, and it used to be like a five day affair.
This is so long ago but I’ll comment anyway. I had the same tradition of going home in the summer and reading the books in the pool each time a new one came out. 😳
+Thiago Freitas First Wizarding War/Beginning Of Book 1-1979-1980 Most Of Book 1-1991-1992 Book 2-1992-1993 Book 3-1993-1994 Book 4-1994-1995 Book 5-1995-1996 Book 6-1996-1997 Most Of Book 7/Second Wizarding War-1997-1998 Book 7 Epilogue-2017
The reason why so many dark wizards come from Slytherin is because: 1. Most of them are related in some way do to the fact their families follow a fanatical obsession with keeping themselves pure blood, which leads to massive inbreeding (seriously, the black family, the le'estrange family and the Malfoy family are all related to one another by blood, marriage etc.). 2. Slytherin was founded by a wizard supremacist who tried to install magical blood segregation and then after "leaving" the school becasue no one shared in his vision of magical superiority, he left a a giant ass snake behind to help kill the "inferiors", and most of the slytherin students come from families who believe in that same philosophy. 3. There never are shown/written anyone whose good from slytherin, every villain, almsot every bully etc. shown in the books/movies is a slytherin. Seriously even Rowling herself never wrote a single character from slytherin who was worth a damn, in fact the entire slytherin house is kept out of the final battle becasue their loyalties are not trusted, and the fact that the heroes will be fighting and or killing most of their parents.
I thought Dumbledore guilt tripped him into protecting Harry, the fact that when Lily was targeted by Voldie, Snape did not care what happened to James(i can understand this one, kind of) or baby Harry(not caring if the baby dies only that his obsession lives ) is harsh.
He saves the entire wizard world by sacrificing himself. He was a total jerk, I get that, but he died like a hero. Also of course he would hate james. james was a dick. But no one says that he was a bad guy.
I love that there is a generation of english book readers that got on board for this, and I hate that it took something that made the bible seem plausible.
I'd suggest that to understand Slytherin better we shouldn't think evil, but think racist. (Big iveroap, of course) Slytherin always excluded muggle born and was full of the kids of the great inbred pure blood family lines. (Including Black, which us why it was a family scandal that Sirius became the first in his family to opt out if Slytherin.) JK says that integrating Slytherin was one of Harry's adult causes. Racism was a central message of the two big 20th century evil wizard movements (Valdemort and Grindewald) and dark wizardry was hand in hand with racial purity and Slytherin. When people say there were lots if good Slytherin they are being a bit disingenuous. They do not exactly leap to kind. The best one we can name is Snape who is a very bad person despite his redemption arc. (He fingered the Potter's thinking Voldemort would only kill James... wow.) Draco's redemption is similarly underwhelming given the totality if circumstances. Slughorn is a pretty bad sort if person. Anyway, the nexus of blood purity and evil is a thread throughout the story and it's not surprising the overtly racist house is central to it.
@@xxrafaelgamerxx Snape wasn't. He was crueller than necessary at times, especially towards Harry, but he had his reasons for what he did and risked everything for the woman he loved.
It's because Voldemort recruited from his own house. Most of the Death Eaters were former Slytherins, thus they trained their kids to be the same, or their kids grew up worshiping similar ideals. So you have all these former Slytherins turned Death Eaters who are most likely teaching their Slytherin-sorted kids similar ideals. Voldemort got in early, recruiting impressionable teenagers, or getting to their parents, who were most likely Slytherins and purebloods who'd follow Voldemort's ideas. By the time the First War was over, the kids of the Order, or of people who fought Voldemort and the Death Eaters, taught their kids that all the bad guys came from Slytherin, so it got its reputation. Let's not forget that Merlin, the greatest Wizard ever, was in Slytherin. Horace Slughorn was a Slytherin. And Peter Pettigrew was a Gryffindor.
Ding ding ding, you win =)
Let's also not forget that if not for the accidental death of his sister, Dumbledore would have helped Gerlet become wizard Hitler, and he was a Gryffindor.
The books, the author and the articles would beg to differ...
in other words the idea of slytherins housing death eaters was only a 'recent' thing within the past 20-50 years. After all, 'death eaters' was a title for voldy's followers, and that's just one generation. Slyth house prob wasn't as 'bad' as it were until families started to adopt a superiority identity through voldy's radical ideology of purebloods, however purebloods, akin to hitler superior race theory, has been in existence for a very very long time in the wizarding world, and we see a little bit of this in Fantastic Beasts movie.
@@mordirit8727 ...plus the movies and common sense and millennia of western literature.
But goth children bought a TON of Slytherin merch so here we are with a bizarre revisionist post-hoc party line at odds with EVERYTHING.
Slytherin: Heritage, not Hate. They only want to exterminate mud-bloods because they value family so much. Awwww.
It also helped that one of the core traits of most Slytherins was ambition.
1. Snape was in slytherin
2. Peter petrigrew was in gryffindor
Quirrell was a Ravenclaw
And Snape was a horrible man. Use Horace Slughorn instead. Or Merlin.
Karkat Vantas Snape was not an awful man.
Bujin Yes he really was. Bullied Harry simply because he looked like his dad. Bullied Neville so much that he became his worst fear (and Neville's parents were tortured into insanity). Taunted Sirius to his death. I mean for god's sake he was a fucking Nazi, and the only reason he stopped being one was because Voldemort wanted to kill the woman that he creepily lusted after.
Karkat Vantas Snape had a change of heart. By the end of the series he had begun to care for Harry. After all this time he still loved Lilly. Snape has saved Harry's life on many occasions.
"Not everyone in Slytherin was evil" SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK
Slughorn
I'd say one or two exceptions is nothing to brag about.
Eric you're wrong, not every bad guy was in Slytherin. All the houses have raised "bad people", Slytherin definitely the most and Hufflepuff the least.
Lockhart was a Ravenclaw.
Cedric Diggory (in an alternate timeline became a Death Eater)
Quirrell, a Ravenclaw
Pettigrew was a Gryffindor.
um, yes he was, stealing the achievements of others while erasing their memories seem criminal enough
I'm a Slytherin on Pottermore. And I'm proud to share the same house as Merlin
You take pride in being in a fictional "house"?
words like 'house' is rather confusing as it has cultural context. I'm assuming "house" is similar to a family clan?
I'm Hufflepuff
Im Gryffindor
I thought Merlin predated Hogwarts?
A few weekends ago I rewatched the whole series. Two on Friday night, three each on Saturday and Sunday. It was great to watch that way.
For 'shovelface' , go watch their Twilight Honest Trailer!
Interesting point about the Chamber of Secrets. Harry would have to teach everyone a bit of parseltongue if he was already in the chamber and someone was running late...plus it would be humourous to see everyone running into the girls toilet. Hell maybe Moaning Myrtle would be some bouncer that dissuades everyone else by flirting with them.
+Taylor Huston (Soundkiller) Would probably cause some issues for Ginny though.
Taylor Huston True, though I suppose it would have been pretty insensitive for her friends to have her go back down there in the first place.
I don't think everyone could have gotten in the chamber of secrets not everyone has parseltounge...plus you have that problem of quickly getting in and out...in isn't a problem but out..it was so far down...the same thing with the secret passage under the trapdoor that used to be guarded by Fluffy in the first movie...a long way down aswell. But yeah rope or a ladder could fix hat problem..so i don't know. Maybee they just didn't think of it.
Not really, because Chamber of Secrets is actually hard to reach, slightly dangerous (cave-in possible) and would mean they have to gather together to enter. The actual plot hole would be why the Diadem was place in the Room of Requirement hiding version instead of the Chamber of Secrets which would be more secure & more significant in Voldemort's mind.
Thaleya1 It is possible to mimic parsletounge. Ron did in the Deathly Hallows. Just teach people how to say it.
Slytherin always got a bad rep for no true reason, there were evil people from the other houses too, freakin Wormtail was Gryffindor and he was the main one that helped bring Voldemort back, he was more loyal to Voldemort than pretty much all the other Death Eaters, plus Snape, who was easily the most selfless and instrumental ally to Harry was Slytherin. Dumbledore was ruthless and would have sacrificed Harry to stop Voldemort in a heartbeat. #proudslytherin
Also Quirrell was a Ravenclaw
Maxx Nieves fun fact: Crouch Jr. Was a Hufflepuff and Lestrange was a Ravenclaw.
Maxaa no pretty both Bellatrix Lestrangre and her husband were in slytherin.
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I'm pretty sure the Basilisk would have still been rotting in the Chamber by their 5th year. Imagine walking in to train and you suddenly smell putrid snake flesh. Ugh.
Who knows, maybe basilisk flesh doesn't rot? Its venom is highly toxic, maybe that extends to the rest of its body and makes it so bacteria can't break it down.
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Karen Fernandez that would be SUPERMEGAFOXYAWSOMEHOT
@@sinister_angel5825 You mean that would be totally awesome right?
i adore the fact that these time, you guys not only watched and commmented on the video, but gave us a little bit your your own history, made me like you guys even more that i already did. I saw on the internet that Rupert was 11 buy the time of the first movie, so if these was right, Daniel was 10 and Emma was 9.
It would be awesome if you could react to the Game of Thrones Honest trailer!
+seano1401 They haven't finished season 3 yet. It would spoil everything.
I swear I'm like the only person who really enjoyed the chamber of secrets xD - This is what I rate the movies
1. Philosophers Stone
2. Deathly Hallows 2
3 Prisoner of Azkaban
4. Chamber Of Secrets
5. Goblet Of Fire
6. Pheniox Force
7. Half Blood Prince
8. Deathly Hallows 1
I always assumed the reasons for why they couldn't use the chamber of secrets was because....
1. Can't pull Harry out of class just to open up the chamber. They have different classes and obligations. Learning magic is okay, but having dozens of students (some male) going into an entrance located in an albeit abandoned girls bathroom is just plain creepy and highly noticeable. Umbridge is watching them, guys O.O
2. It's....it's just evil. It's the place where harry almost died, Ginny almost died and Voldemort came back to life. Harry would not want to train anyone on how to defend against Voldemort in a lair that belonged to him. The only ones that might be comfortable down there are the most evil of Slytherin. And....are any of them part of the army? I know in the movie they weren't, but I forget if any were in the army in the books....I don't think so.
3. ......They pretty much explain this in the last movie and make you just say "ewwwww!!!!!". There is a dead snake down there.....All matter of grossness and cleaning spells aside....I don't want to be trained in a place that had a really big, deadly, paralyzed-students-for-kicks snake in it. Plus, if they did train down there, they would have to clean up the snake carcass. Bye bye plot device for the seventh book.
4. Last one, I think. The entrance to the main chamber was blocked by rocks. I know, they are wizards, but wouldn't it just be easier and less time consuming to have Neville find the room of requirement and just use that? If it wasn't for Cho Chang, they would have been able to use it until the end. Technically, it was Umbridge forcing Cho Chang, but still.
Plus, no room of requirement, no hiding the half-blood prince book which means no idea of where the diadem could be for the seventh book. Hello a slightly more powerful Voldemort.
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The order of most “bad wizards” from houses are Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Gryffindor, and then Hufflepuff.
You must remember that Professor Quirill and Lockhart were Ravenclaws (yes, Lockhart is a bad wizard because he stole people’s memories and tried to erase Harry and Ron’s minds and leave Ginny for dead, people forget about that because him being annoying seems to outshine his crimes)
Then Peter Pettigrew was a Gryffindor
And Slytherin has good people too (Narcissa Malfoy, Snape, Slughorn, Merlin, Regulas Black, Admodora Tonks, Draco, Astoria Greengrass, Al Potter, and Scorpius) and even some neutral wizards/witches (Blaise, Pansy, etc)
Yes, Slytherin has the most “bad” people but that’s mostly because of reputation. And then the good ones are expected to be bad, so they turn bad from pressure (perfect example of this is Draco, who obviously got better at the end)
J.K. said that the relationship between Ron and Hermione would never work in the real world.I always thought that the pairing was forced.
Harmony FTW!!!
Ofc it wouldnt work, ron has like 30 iq, and Hermione is one of the smartest kids in school.
Well...i's sortof like Monica and Chandler. A slight-controll-freakishly clever girl, marrying a simple but lovable idiot.
I think as long as Ron avoided becoming lazy (actually taking the garbage outside if she asks) and tried his best to learn and become better at everything gradually. And did not disturb Hermione in any way ánd helped her in household-chores, as I mentioned with the garbagebags. Then they'd have a relationship.
But the biggest mistakes would be 1. Hermione becoming his mother, instead of his girlfriend 2. Ron not being willing to help and becoming lazy and bothering Hermione in her life. 3. Ron feeling insulted because he keeps being confronted with how Hermione is 'better than him' and 4. Ron not wanting to learn and not being a good conversationpartner for Hermione.
If Ron tried his best to fix áll of those things, they'd be a lovely couple.
I apologize in advance for the weird use of past and present-words. I'm tired and foreign and I am too lazy to change it.
Actually, imo, it would work, as you can see in the first film or read from the first book, Ron and Hermione's relationship is different from Harry and Hermione's relationship, Harry and Hermione is just pure friendship whereas Ron and Hermione are always arguing in a couple way, they always had a different connection that isn't just pure friendship, I've been reading book 1 since i was a kid and i know straight away they would eventually ended up together instead of Harry and Hermione. I'd always prefer Ron and Hermione, Harry and Hermione just wouldn't work out.
I'd absolutely love to hear you four record a commentary for these films, and Star Wars... And Indiana Jones and- Okay, basically everything. I'd pay on Patreon for that.
I still love that they got the voice of the actual harry potter trailers for the honest trailer. Nice touch
+Siema 95 I didn't say guy. I said voice. Important distinction.
+haltopen12 I thought there was a fly on the screen
+Siema 95 Yeah! They didn't hire the same guy! They just hired his voice...
If Hogwarts was a trades / finishing school I would have love the movies. I really don't a good reason why. I just would not send a 11 year old off to a school with the kind of danger Harry, Ron and Hermine get into. Order of the Phoenix is favorite book and sequel.
I legit thought Warwick Davis played 4 characters when I first watched the movies.
You were right.
He did, actually
2:39 the reaction starts here yw XD
i'd have thought dumbledore would close the chamber of secrets...
The 2nd was by far My favourite one and the 3rd is my very least. The 4th was my second then the 1st is my third.
Forrest Whittaker lmao
I perfectly understand that not every bad guy is in Slytherin. Trust me I have a list of reasons to hate all of the houses. But holy crap if cunning and ambition alone isnt a horrible set of qualities for a bunch of teeneagers to be grouped into. I dont hate slytherins just because they are in Slytherin. I hate Slytherins because having ambition outweigh your loyalty and courage means a backstabbing prick in my book. Especially with how the only Slytherin we know that doesnt do everything to save his own skin is Snape. Like damn if the rest of them dont appear to be cowards unless they had the upperhand.
I have no idea how Draco could've gotten in. He's less cunning than Ron (which is really saying something) and his only ambition is "I'll tell Daddy on you!" and to hurt innocent people.
Lycanthromancer Well he’s no ravenclaw and definitely not a Hufflepuff or Gryffindor... so...
There's no time limit in Quidditch, the books mentioned a match lasting weeks. Catching the snitch ends the game, your team could catch it and still lose.
quidditch makes no sense
I don't like Harry Potter-
Sniper: aaaand sniped! *gunshot
But...I...liked...the...first 3....
Sniper: Oh god what have I done?
Especially.....the 2nd one....
Sniper: ......*casually reloads rifle
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Calvin! The shirt! Love it.
Didn't notice that the voice over was from the same person that did the voice overs for the actual Harry Potter movies? IThey actually noted it in the Info for the video:
"NOTE: For those of you complaining about the different voice - we used the ACTUAL Voice of the ACTUAL Harry Potter Trailers to read it! So quit complaining... Don't believe us? Listen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmPrfY..."
I loved playing quittich World Cup on my Xbox. I've scored way more than 150 points without getting the snitch
The golden Snitch, is near impossible to catch, and matches ran looooong. We see only few special matches so it's logical to miss that much. It's a british book, and as Americans it's utterly forgivable that you're unfamiliar with the travesty called a Cricket Test Match - something we across the ocean grew up with, and it used to be like a five day affair.
This is so long ago but I’ll comment anyway. I had the same tradition of going home in the summer and reading the books in the pool each time a new one came out. 😳
The world of Harry Potter would be not the best place to live in whether you are a magical or a muggle.
I don't see why not if you are a muggle.
"19th century tech replacing cellphones and the internet". Doesn't the entire series take place in the late 80's and early 90's?
The 80's and 90's you're refering to were in the 20th century
+MorbidMist early 90's (92 most likely) through almost 2000's actually.
+Thiago Freitas First Wizarding War/Beginning Of Book 1-1979-1980 Most Of Book 1-1991-1992 Book 2-1992-1993 Book 3-1993-1994 Book 4-1994-1995 Book 5-1995-1996 Book 6-1996-1997 Most Of Book 7/Second Wizarding War-1997-1998 Book 7 Epilogue-2017
All James would require is to more courageous then either cunning, intelligent or kind and he would fit the bill for a grifindor
The reason why so many dark wizards come from Slytherin is because:
1. Most of them are related in some way do to the fact their families follow a fanatical obsession with keeping themselves pure blood, which leads to massive inbreeding (seriously, the black family, the le'estrange family and the Malfoy family are all related to one another by blood, marriage etc.).
2. Slytherin was founded by a wizard supremacist who tried to install magical blood segregation and then after "leaving" the school becasue no one shared in his vision of magical superiority, he left a a giant ass snake behind to help kill the "inferiors", and most of the slytherin students come from families who believe in that same philosophy.
3. There never are shown/written anyone whose good from slytherin, every villain, almsot every bully etc. shown in the books/movies is a slytherin. Seriously even Rowling herself never wrote a single character from slytherin who was worth a damn, in fact the entire slytherin house is kept out of the final battle becasue their loyalties are not trusted, and the fact that the heroes will be fighting and or killing most of their parents.
Harry Potter is like Osama bin Laden. He also took 12 years to shoot
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tfw people argue Snape was a good guy just because he got bullied
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The movies bored the hell out of me just saying.
why whenever these things are made do they forget to mention HBC? and also Tom Felton where was he in this?
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Why did shane get jumpscared at the start of the video
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Harry is the love child of snaps and Lilly! Look at him he has black hair and neither of his parents have black hair!
James has black hair
Most spells are Latin so it ain't nonsense
The third film? I am sorry, but that is not the one everyone loves? I hate that one the most ...
Shane looks weird here, he looks so young and skinny 😁
Snape was not a good guy. So him being in Slytherin doesn't disprove anything.
Ya but Slughorn was
I thought Dumbledore guilt tripped him into protecting Harry, the fact that when Lily was targeted by Voldie, Snape did not care what happened to James(i can understand this one, kind of) or baby Harry(not caring if the baby dies only that his obsession lives ) is harsh.
He saves the entire wizard world by sacrificing himself. He was a total jerk, I get that, but he died like a hero. Also of course he would hate james. james was a dick. But no one says that he was a bad guy.
'Everyone that was bad came out of Slytherin'
Uhm... that's also wront, very wrong.
I love that there is a generation of english book readers that got on board for this, and I hate that it took something that made the bible seem plausible.
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i watched all the movies cause i heard how great it was. thought it would get better but it doesnt. It was horrible
who reads a bloody book in 1 day?!
people who have enough time to do it?
also it depends on how big the book is
Everyone remembers Harry Potter fondly. Everyone good refuses to support it anymore.
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I'd suggest that to understand Slytherin better we shouldn't think evil, but think racist. (Big iveroap, of course)
Slytherin always excluded muggle born and was full of the kids of the great inbred pure blood family lines. (Including Black, which us why it was a family scandal that Sirius became the first in his family to opt out if Slytherin.)
JK says that integrating Slytherin was one of Harry's adult causes.
Racism was a central message of the two big 20th century evil wizard movements (Valdemort and Grindewald) and dark wizardry was hand in hand with racial purity and Slytherin.
When people say there were lots if good Slytherin they are being a bit disingenuous. They do not exactly leap to kind. The best one we can name is Snape who is a very bad person despite his redemption arc. (He fingered the Potter's thinking Voldemort would only kill James... wow.) Draco's redemption is similarly underwhelming given the totality if circumstances. Slughorn is a pretty bad sort if person.
Anyway, the nexus of blood purity and evil is a thread throughout the story and it's not surprising the overtly racist house is central to it.
Tbh star wars is better I never liked Harry Potter as much as star wars
'Everyone loves Harry Potter'
I hate Harry Potter :P
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Ha! Nice try but according to a nursery rhyme, while sticks and stones may break my bonesm words will never hurt me :P
+C Warrior555 that's not nursery rhyme that's a song and you listen to nursery rhymes
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1. Snape was in slytherin
2. Peter petrigrew was in gryffindor
both were horrible people
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Snape wasn't. He was crueller than necessary at times, especially towards Harry, but he had his reasons for what he did and risked everything for the woman he loved.