For me it is the best scene, because the context always makes me cry. Harry was so happy that he had finally found someone who could become his real family and that was about to being taken away from him again and so the patronos kind of symbolizes how happy he was about finding Sirius and Sirius asking Harry to stay with him.
My favorite scene of my favorite movie. Harry realizes that his father can't help him, and he has to be the one to stand up and save the day. He becomes a man in a way. And we finally see how incredibly powerful Harry is at some spells.
I interpret it as he finds his father inside himself and uses his inner qualities to fight evil. Sort of like Rafiki's "he lives in you". He sees that everything he admires about his father was in him the whole time...hence why they share Patronuses
I actually scrolled through the comments just to see if I was alone in this. I remember watching this for the first time in theaters and getting chills, and it still happens, every single time.
I love how any other director would've put music about victory or action in this scene, but Cuaron and Williams understand theming, and the music reflects love, a solemn tune reflecting the warmth Harry felt on his heart despite the feeling of loneliness, the warmth that in the end gave him the strength to come above and succeed
I love how the spell is called "Expecto Patronum", wich means, "I await a guardian" and Harry was, leterally, waiting for his father to apear and save them all :')
"The Patronus Light" is one of the best soundtracks of him. So, it makes the scene warm (and maybe tears of joy!), perfect and sympaty feeling. I really love that soundtrack!
This scene made me cry. It made me realise that at the end of the day, you can be the one to help yourself, even though you have support around you, you’re the only one who can be in control with your life and emotions. This was truly beautiful.
there is a famous quote by sant kabir which I quote "Just as oil is contained in the sesame seed and fire is within the flint stone, your lord is inside you, wake up if you can."
JK Rowling as said the dementors were a symbol for depression and extreme sadness. For many this is a moving and powerful scene. Expecto Patronum is an important spell. May we all conjure our Patronus Charms...
I hope my Patronus will go well. I found another girl who likes Harry Potter too, and let me just say, I think I have found my future wife. I just hope she responds. I know this is a stretch, but I did go to school with her and I kinda overlooked her then because I had my head up my ass all through Middle School and High School. If I didn't have my head up my ass, we would have not only met and likely fell in love, as it turns out, she was basically everything I wanted in a partner, but we would have likely been engaged already
Me too and honestly, I didn't like Fantastic Beasts at all, haha. And I also didn't like the play they did 'Cursed Child' and I'm also pretty sure I won't like the one about Voldemort either. I want Harry Potter written by JKR alone, anything else cannnot compare.
Me too. I wish the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child because there are trailers of it but J.K. Rowling said it won’t be a movie but still I hope it’s gonna be a movie.
This is the absolute best moment in the entire movie series. And the most powerful. An incredible example of the role that sound plays in setting the scene. You've got the tension music as Harry and Hermione are speaking, the music falling completely silent as Harry bellows out the "Expecto Patronum!", the incredible choral singing as the spell takes effect, the sound of the spell impacting the dementors, and the Harry Potter theme woven underneath the choral singing with the French horn. Then it all trails away as Harry emerges triumphant. It absolutely raises goosebumps. My favorite scene in my favorite Harry Potter movie and my favorite movie of all time, period!
+Austin Putnam it was actually a pretty bad representation of the book. This has always been my favorite of the sequel but i felt the movie left its fans deprived of a lot of key components such as how sirius black escaped, why all of them decided to turn into animals in their years at hogwarts etc. This scene however, will always be in my favorites folder on youtube and will always give me chills the way it has given u :)
+John Watson I understand the length of the books but they could've split it into parts like they did with the last one. For such a large franchise and fortune, they could've really milked money by doing these in parts
John Watson lmao i loved your rant bro and i am inclined to agree with you. I just loved this particular book so much and it was the first one i read since the first and second were too similar to the movies and i was nothing but pleased with the mystery and heart warming sensation that overcame harry to see his dad's school friends and to find out he still has family in the world. However, the contract u speak of wouldve been voided since they made 8 movies (7 had 2 parts) so i feel with movies like goblet of fire and order of pheonix, they couldve spent some more time u know? its all good either way, good talk
but it doesnt help that he was the one who wanted the power initially and kind of diverted from his mission of stop voldemort in order to gain unmatchable power through the deathly hallows. I feel like JK wanted to show harry's darkness more in the books but in the movies, because it is for children, they led harry to be more open and sort of on the brighter path as u mentioned. Me personally, i like to see a character fall before he rises and to see harry sort of accept the darkness wouldve been very gritty and epic for lack of a better term lol
+John Watson gonna reply to this comment because I'm bored I personally like Harry's character on the book because he wasn't the typical good guy who's perfectly nice to everyone, there were a lot of times where I was so annoyed at him especially at the order of the phoenix, since he was really such a baby there. He was kind of a jerk there compared to how he was perceived in the movie but that's what makes him relatable, yeah he attempted to crucio Bellatrix but that's just because she killed Sirius right in front of him and even taunt him for that, the same reason for attempting to sectumsempra snape, he just found out that it was Snape who told voldemort about the prophecy not to mention that on that very night he killed dumbledore, as for using the sectumsempra to malfoy it was because malfoy immediately attacked him when he saw harry so he just retaliated he doesn't even know what that spell really do, he even mentioned afterwards that he wouldn't have done that if he knows what the spell do even if it's malfoy
Such a powerful scene. Shows the value of taking initiative and stepping up in life. He was there, waiting for his Dad to come and save the day, but then he realised that it is actually he who has to take responsibility and man up.
That's the point, our deepest pains aren't going to be whisked away by your long gone hero, depression is something we have to battle head on with courage and beauty.
Did you know we hear the same music earlier in the scene where Harry1 is powerless under the dementors, but from the opposite side? Then, the horns(=dementors) are blasting with distant chorus. Now the triumphant chorus(Harrys patronus) overpowers the crashing horns. I think that is pure genius.
Lemastly Also noted that there’s a similar version of this music when Harry is conjuring a patronus against the boggart dementor, without the choir and horn (I think). Nice how they build up the theme until the last triumphant patronus and everything comes together
Harry Potter himself is the most underrated character in the series. He’s absolutely amazing and this is just one of the scenes that makes you think “this is Harry Potter. This is what it is. An irreplaceable beautiful series with true, true magic. And an stunning character, and Every character. Oh, and the music... where do I begin? The only way I can describe it is heaven being turned into music and brought to earth.
I always found this scene very moving because it represents a massive growth in Harry's character. He realises that his dad won't be there to save him and that needs to step up and save himself.
This scene is perfect. The sound design of the patronus mixes with john williams score perfectly and the effects are enchanting to look at and its lit so well...it's just a beautiful, perfect scene.
tears and goosebumps watching this!! what a powerful thing to realize that you can't just wait for others to do it, to save the day, to realize that you're it. you're it. if not you then who? such a mature realization in life.
Everything about this scene is pitch perfect. The intense build up, Harry taking matters into his own hands, that spot on delivery from Daniel Radcliffe when he says "EXPECTO PATRONUM!", and that gorgeous & majestic musical score is the icing on the cake!
its what is called a bootstrap paradox as, the idea of something has no origin on exists with the paradox not unlike going back to create a famous work of music when you mind out it doesn't exist.
Dan played this so well, considering his age at the time. And the fact that it was he himself, back in time, who cast the patronus to save both himself and Sirius, is amazing writing on the part of JK Rowling. Like we shape our own destiny...
My all time favorite scene from every Harry Potter movie. Though the Goblet of Fire was my favorite book and movie, this scene never ceases to give me goosbumps. When the patronus is conjured, and the sound effect that plays when the stag leaves Harry's wand, the music during the sequence, pure beauty.
This is the one scene out of the entire series that literally gives me goosebumps. I always tear up and start bawling. Everything about this scene is so beautifully crafted: the cinematography, the score, the acting... Cuaron is amazing. Cuaron brought the best out of the actors, they appeared multi-layered, dimesional. The acting was still okay throughout the rest of the series but you can def tell a huge difference. Seeing this movie in concert with a live orchestra next month! Gonna have my kleenex ready. SO EXCITED.
This is my favorite moment in the series. Harry can’t use his wit or luck or skill as he usually does. He has to resort to maximum power and effort and it’s the only spell he casts in the whole series that shows you just how much raw power he has.
The third film is so mesmerizing and compelling to me, its incredible, I remember being 9 reading the 3rd book entirely before seeing the movie in theaters and what I had saw in my head just went perfectly with what happened on screen, the cast and climax or final hour are done so well, such a powerful moment here, fills me up with great love, so many iconic shots in Harry Potter series, the first film has also just aged like wine and is a classic to anyone who grew up back then, I can't believe it all ended and they made all the books into movies throughout that 10 years of me becoming an adult
I wish we could’ve seen Hermione’s face because I think this is a point where she might have realized, that no matter how much she studied or practiced, she was no Harry Potter.
This scene makes me cry. Waiting for someone to come and save you and u are out there just dying. No one.. nothing is coming to save you.. nothing. The only thing that can save you is YOU. Only you. 😭
Daniel Radcliffe: EXPECTO PATRONUM! Damn, he was a great actor but I feel this was his best scene. I really felt the fear and determination he was putting into the scene knowing what would happen if his character failed to protect his past self and Sirius/Mr. Oldman.
Prisoner of Azkaban gets a lot of hate for its lack of material transfer from book to movie. But in my opinion, it is the most superior of all the films. The way it was directed clearly indicates a sense of creativity. Alfonso Cuarón really had a different vision for this film that is unmatched in all of the other ones. The directional style, the character development (particularly between Proffessor Lupin and Harry) mixed with the nice sequencing and close up shots really make me want to watch it more than the other movies.
in the books, she was there with harry and she couldn't do it either. while hermoine is an all rounder, harry is better at defense against the dark arts than not just her, but everyone.
I used to think that what caused Harry to cast this particular patronus so powerfully was that he realized that it was actually him and not his father who he had seen cast it, and that this confidence gave him the "extra boost" that he needed. Although he did still come to this realization, I don't think it was the confidence that made him able to cast such a powerful patronus, especially since happiness is what creates strong patronuses, not confidence. I like to believe that once he realized it must've been him who cast it, he thought to himself, "But I've never cast a patronus like that before... How could I...?" and then realized that he now had a different memory to use for his patronus that could bring him even stronger happiness than a vague memory of his parents talking to him - he used the memory from just seconds ago where he thought his dad was going to show up and cast the patronus. The feeling of expecting to see his father again brought him more happiness than any other memory he could possibly think of, and that is what makes this scene so special and full of heart. When you watch it in this way, it means so much more.
Fantastic scene, the only fault was that Harry did not get to meet the patronus stag, thus encountering ALL of Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs that night.
The point when a vulnerable young man realizes that he has to save himself because no one else will.
Radcliffe’s acting in this scene is so so so good. He sells this scene completely and it makes the whole film
This scene gives me chills. When Harry says the spell, and the music going perfect in the movie. Making it my favorite out of the series.
SpyKids199 I always shake and almost crie
For me it is the best scene, because the context always makes me cry. Harry was so happy that he had finally found someone who could become his real family and that was about to being taken away from him again and so the patronos kind of symbolizes how happy he was about finding Sirius and Sirius asking Harry to stay with him.
SpyKids199 same here
you do know the music was ripped right off of Family Guy, right?
My favourite scene was from the deathly Hallows part 2 when Minerva casted a spell
As a kid your first thought is "woohoo!!!! Harry did it!!!" As an adult you're in tears at how powerful and moving this sene is.
I love the "pulsating" effect they gave the patronus charm in this movie. It makes it look like a warm heartbeat.
yes you're right i feel same
I wish they had used it again later in the series but I guess only having it once makes it extra special.
He was too busy dying
Same. This is one of my favorite scenes of the series.
NorthernSpade ik
Since J.K. Rowling intended dementors to be a symbol of depression, then in this scene she is saying no one will save your but yourself. Epic scene
My favorite scene of my favorite movie. Harry realizes that his father can't help him, and he has to be the one to stand up and save the day. He becomes a man in a way. And we finally see how incredibly powerful Harry is at some spells.
right??!!! we can translate that into our own lives. we have to give people the things we've been given, teach what we've learned. if not us then who?
I interpret it as he finds his father inside himself and uses his inner qualities to fight evil. Sort of like Rafiki's "he lives in you". He sees that everything he admires about his father was in him the whole time...hence why they share Patronuses
Brandon Layne I like your interpretation. Makes sense.
If you read the book, Dumbledore tells him exactly that.
Matt Williams Lol ur replying to ur own comment
best scene of the entire series. The moment Harry realizes his dad is not coming, and it was himself all along. So powerful and moving.
He did come in the form of a stag
Every time he yells it out I get chills... Love this scene.
+Whinnie 96
It is the moment that Harry becomes a man.
Franky Boy lol
I actually scrolled through the comments just to see if I was alone in this. I remember watching this for the first time in theaters and getting chills, and it still happens, every single time.
ikr!!!!!!
+Jesse Bensen it's so powerful
I love how any other director would've put music about victory or action in this scene, but Cuaron and Williams understand theming, and the music reflects love, a solemn tune reflecting the warmth Harry felt on his heart despite the feeling of loneliness, the warmth that in the end gave him the strength to come above and succeed
Motherly Bear Totally agree, brilliant!
You took the words out of my mouth
Williams is the GOAT film composer HANDS DOWN
True! I can't imagine how different this movie would have been without the music and atmosphere
Yeah, "A Window to the Past" was the perfect choice.
I love how the spell is called "Expecto Patronum", wich means, "I await a guardian" and Harry was, leterally, waiting for his father to apear and save them all :')
“Appear” not apear
I expect a patronus
Thats very touching
*The word you are looking for is “which” and “literally” and “appear” 😂 sorry I had to correct ur spelling grammar.* 😂😂
It's actually "I await a patron" lol.
Now this is what I call magic.
Hope against despair
Memory against pain
Light against darkness
Joy against fear
The soundtrack that plays here is one of the most underrated in the series. Alfonso Cuaron is a genius along with Williams.
It's definitely not underrated to me!
"The Patronus Light" is one of the best soundtracks of him. So, it makes the scene warm (and maybe tears of joy!), perfect and sympaty feeling. I really love that soundtrack!
@@ardablume-ndng3129 And it uses the main theme of "A Window to the Past", which I really like.
Is it?
This scene made me cry. It made me realise that at the end of the day, you can be the one to help yourself, even though you have support around you, you’re the only one who can be in control with your life and emotions. This was truly beautiful.
That's the scene when we can finally see that Harry is incredibly powerful wizard.
+Sławoj Ch yea cause he had a part of voldemort in him.
+Sylthrim that and he is of the Peverell bloodline. He was the rightful heir to one of the deathly hallows.
+Sylthrim
It wasn't Voldemort that made Harry's Petronus so powerful. That was the love he had in his heart.
+Sylthrim the only thing that voldemorts soul did to harry was the ability to speak to snakes and have vision only.
+WiseOldDudee he also transfered a little bit of his soul into Harry's, making Harry a hocrux
This is the pinnacle of the entire franchise. Alfonso created the defining moment of the series and its most brilliant installment.
The best scene in the best movie of the entire series. Perfection and deeply moving.
I agree
thanks for alfonso cuaron :)
eh there's better scenes
@Have 10 mil without any subs they're on par IMHO
@Have 10 mil without any subs hardly. It was purely an exposition drop.
The Patronus is the most amazing spell in the Harry Potter universe. The effects here are so stunning and ethereal!
Actual chills. Harry thought someone else would cast the spell to save them but no one did. It was him all along. No one saves us but ourselves.
there is a famous quote by sant kabir which I quote "Just as oil is contained in the sesame seed and fire is within the flint stone, your lord is inside you, wake up if you can."
Yeah no we don’t save our selves
@@amishjha yes 🙏
Yepp
Except we can’t time travel
Yet
*"Happiness* can be found, even in the *darkest* of times, if one only remembers to *turn on the light."*
Dumbledore knew it all along...
JK Rowling as said the dementors were a symbol for depression and extreme sadness. For many this is a moving and powerful scene. Expecto Patronum is an important spell. May we all conjure our Patronus Charms...
If only I knew for sure what was my happiest memory...
I hope my Patronus will go well. I found another girl who likes Harry Potter too, and let me just say, I think I have found my future wife. I just hope she responds. I know this is a stretch, but I did go to school with her and I kinda overlooked her then because I had my head up my ass all through Middle School and High School. If I didn't have my head up my ass, we would have not only met and likely fell in love, as it turns out, she was basically everything I wanted in a partner, but we would have likely been engaged already
Well said :) .
And it proves just how misunderstood Draco was as he could never produce one according to J.K.
And the patronus was the happiness that beat the sadness
This scene makes me cry. It’s just so beautiful, having a hard life, yet still finding the happiness to drive the darkness away!
I miss Harry Potter so so much :(
I'm rereading the books for like the 4th time.They're so much fun.
nolanception so do i...
Me too and honestly, I didn't like Fantastic Beasts at all, haha. And I also didn't like the play they did 'Cursed Child' and I'm also pretty sure I won't like the one about Voldemort either. I want Harry Potter written by JKR alone, anything else cannnot compare.
nolanception you like Harry Potter no way I love his books so much I even have the wand he is using
Me too. I wish the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child because there are trailers of it but J.K. Rowling said it won’t be a movie but still I hope it’s gonna be a movie.
This is the absolute best moment in the entire movie series. And the most powerful. An incredible example of the role that sound plays in setting the scene. You've got the tension music as Harry and Hermione are speaking, the music falling completely silent as Harry bellows out the "Expecto Patronum!", the incredible choral singing as the spell takes effect, the sound of the spell impacting the dementors, and the Harry Potter theme woven underneath the choral singing with the French horn. Then it all trails away as Harry emerges triumphant. It absolutely raises goosebumps. My favorite scene in my favorite Harry Potter movie and my favorite movie of all time, period!
This is hands down one of the best moments throughout Harry Potter. Beautiful, powerful, heroic and awesome at the same time.
I gotta admit, The Prisoner Of Askaban is the best film in the franchise. Siriusly
Scene STILL give me the chills to this day. Not only my favorite Harry Potter film, but also in my top 10 favorite films.
+Austin Putnam it was actually a pretty bad representation of the book. This has always been my favorite of the sequel but i felt the movie left its fans deprived of a lot of key components such as how sirius black escaped, why all of them decided to turn into animals in their years at hogwarts etc. This scene however, will always be in my favorites folder on youtube and will always give me chills the way it has given u :)
+John Watson I understand the length of the books but they could've split it into parts like they did with the last one. For such a large franchise and fortune, they could've really milked money by doing these in parts
John Watson lmao i loved your rant bro and i am inclined to agree with you. I just loved this particular book so much and it was the first one i read since the first and second were too similar to the movies and i was nothing but pleased with the mystery and heart warming sensation that overcame harry to see his dad's school friends and to find out he still has family in the world. However, the contract u speak of wouldve been voided since they made 8 movies (7 had 2 parts) so i feel with movies like goblet of fire and order of pheonix, they couldve spent some more time u know? its all good either way, good talk
but it doesnt help that he was the one who wanted the power initially and kind of diverted from his mission of stop voldemort in order to gain unmatchable power through the deathly hallows. I feel like JK wanted to show harry's darkness more in the books but in the movies, because it is for children, they led harry to be more open and sort of on the brighter path as u mentioned. Me personally, i like to see a character fall before he rises and to see harry sort of accept the darkness wouldve been very gritty and epic for lack of a better term lol
+John Watson gonna reply to this comment because I'm bored
I personally like Harry's character on the book because he wasn't the typical good guy who's perfectly nice to everyone, there were a lot of times where I was so annoyed at him especially at the order of the phoenix, since he was really such a baby there. He was kind of a jerk there compared to how he was perceived in the movie but that's what makes him relatable, yeah he attempted to crucio Bellatrix but that's just because she killed Sirius right in front of him and even taunt him for that, the same reason for attempting to sectumsempra snape, he just found out that it was Snape who told voldemort about the prophecy not to mention that on that very night he killed dumbledore, as for using the sectumsempra to malfoy it was because malfoy immediately attacked him when he saw harry so he just retaliated he doesn't even know what that spell really do, he even mentioned afterwards that he wouldn't have done that if he knows what the spell do even if it's malfoy
My favorite Harry Potter scene ever, so epic I get GOOSEBUMpS
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it was so epic you got another hollywood movie
Right? Evertime I watch it.
Same
Such a powerful scene. Shows the value of taking initiative and stepping up in life. He was there, waiting for his Dad to come and save the day, but then he realised that it is actually he who has to take responsibility and man up.
Your comment was good until 'man up'.
^ what they said
^ what he said about what they said
Well this scene is known as, the night Harry grew a pair!
That's the point, our deepest pains aren't going to be whisked away by your long gone hero, depression is something we have to battle head on with courage and beauty.
You are your own hero and no one is gonna save you, but You.
The music makes this scene. It's fricking awesome.
Did you know we hear the same music earlier in the scene where Harry1 is powerless under the dementors, but from the opposite side? Then, the horns(=dementors) are blasting with distant chorus. Now the triumphant chorus(Harrys patronus) overpowers the crashing horns. I think that is pure genius.
Lemastly Also noted that there’s a similar version of this music when Harry is conjuring a patronus against the boggart dementor, without the choir and horn (I think). Nice how they build up the theme until the last triumphant patronus and everything comes together
Gotta love John Williams
That's the Legend known as John Williams at his finest :)
Harry Potter himself is the most underrated character in the series. He’s absolutely amazing and this is just one of the scenes that makes you think “this is Harry Potter. This is what it is. An irreplaceable beautiful series with true, true magic. And an stunning character, and Every character. Oh, and the music... where do I begin? The only way I can describe it is heaven being turned into music and brought to earth.
Harry took the saying "save yourself" to a whole new level
THE POWER AND THE ENERGY WHEN HE SAYS EXPECTO PATRONUM IS LITERALLY SOMETHIN THAT GIVES GOOSEBUMPS, IT GIVES ME CHILLS AND STRENGTH DOWN MY SPINE
I like the way he screams patronus
Stefania Sar
Patronum*
I thought that screaming the spell louder would make it work or stronger.
EXPECTO PATRONUM
@@JorgeSchz2004 nope spell's name is patronus
@@JorgeSchz2004 He meant that he screamed the patronus.
I always found this scene very moving because it represents a massive growth in Harry's character. He realises that his dad won't be there to save him and that needs to step up and save himself.
This scene to me always highlights Harry's untapped potential
9 years later and the scene still never fails to give me goosebumps, absolutely amazing, I wish I could rewatch Harry Potter for the first time again
I honestly think this movie was more epic, exciting, and emotional than Deathly Hallows: Part 2.
Prisoner of Azkaban is the best story in the entire series. The fact that Rowling tried to outdo it was a redflag to begin with.
This is why Prisoner of Azkaban is the best in the series.
Tears...THE TEARS
I know!!!!!!!!!!! so powerful!!!!!!
Are they magical memory tears?
... forever
This scene is perfect. The sound design of the patronus mixes with john williams score perfectly and the effects are enchanting to look at and its lit so well...it's just a beautiful, perfect scene.
tears and goosebumps watching this!! what a powerful thing to realize that you can't just wait for others to do it, to save the day, to realize that you're it. you're it. if not you then who? such a mature realization in life.
And that's why this is the moment in which Harry becomes a man.
Everything about this scene is pitch perfect. The intense build up, Harry taking matters into his own hands, that spot on delivery from Daniel Radcliffe when he says "EXPECTO PATRONUM!", and that gorgeous & majestic musical score is the icing on the cake!
the way he screams that... amazing
1:14 the most magical sound in the whole franchise
Maybe the happy memory of Harry was that he thought he was watching his father.
paradox?
Michael DiCristofano Perhaps.
its what is called a bootstrap paradox as, the idea of something has no origin on exists with the paradox not unlike going back to create a famous work of music when you mind out it doesn't exist.
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actually in the books it's the thought that he finally had someone like Sirius, a godfather. He was gonna live with him, not the Dursleys.
In this scene you can see how strong Harry Potter really is and what he is capable of
If only I can save myself from math class like Harry saved Sirius from demontors
+Milana Popovic
Pfft XDDDDDD
+Milana Popovic XD
+Milana Popovic exactly
Hogwarts doesn't have Math :O
Hi Harry! I'm alive, i just falled through! You didn't seen me because of smoke..
Chills every single time.
Such a powerful scene.
You don’t wait and expect anyone else to save you, you do it yourself before it’s too late.
Amazing work of Alfonso Cuaron
He really set the tones for future Harry Potter films. This one is my number one favorite out of them all.
jason quesada he should've stayed director for the other Harry Potter films
Oh, THAT's who directed this...that explains why it was so good
Jason QZ he should have gotten a Oscar for this scene alone
This scene really hits when you are an experience adult. Your biggest savior will always be yourself.
Don't you think Harry would've heard himself yelling 'Expecto Patronum!' from the other side of the pond??? :D
He was probable too dazed to notice the voice.
+Jack Houlihan probably*
yeaaaah.. his soul was being sucked ..
yeah, you could hear from the harry in trouble with the dementor's point of view that he didn't hear a yell, he only saw the patronus conjured
Jayden 'N' Sky Productions yes, that's what I thought was a mistake because he would've heard. But whatever
Dan played this so well, considering his age at the time. And the fact that it was he himself, back in time, who cast the patronus to save both himself and Sirius, is amazing writing on the part of JK Rowling. Like we shape our own destiny...
My all time favorite scene from every Harry Potter movie. Though the Goblet of Fire was my favorite book and movie, this scene never ceases to give me goosbumps. When the patronus is conjured, and the sound effect that plays when the stag leaves Harry's wand, the music during the sequence, pure beauty.
Harry didn't deserve the hate he got. Even if not the strongest, he is undeniably one of the brightest and strongest of modern time.
Thanks :) I forgot. I think I have to re-watch all the movies :)
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Wow I years and 1 replay
Te salut Daniel
This is the one scene out of the entire series that literally gives me goosebumps. I always tear up and start bawling. Everything about this scene is so beautifully crafted: the cinematography, the score, the acting... Cuaron is amazing. Cuaron brought the best out of the actors, they appeared multi-layered, dimesional. The acting was still okay throughout the rest of the series but you can def tell a huge difference. Seeing this movie in concert with a live orchestra next month! Gonna have my kleenex ready. SO EXCITED.
You could feel that this was a different movie. It was the director! Brilliant!
This is my favorite moment in the series. Harry can’t use his wit or luck or skill as he usually does. He has to resort to maximum power and effort and it’s the only spell he casts in the whole series that shows you just how much raw power he has.
The third film is so mesmerizing and compelling to me, its incredible, I remember being 9 reading the 3rd book entirely before seeing the movie in theaters and what I had saw in my head just went perfectly with what happened on screen, the cast and climax or final hour are done so well, such a powerful moment here, fills me up with great love, so many iconic shots in Harry Potter series, the first film has also just aged like wine and is a classic to anyone who grew up back then, I can't believe it all ended and they made all the books into movies throughout that 10 years of me becoming an adult
The vision of Alfonso Cuarón in this film was amazing.
Yea the 3rd movie’s definitely my favourite.
Yeah the third movie is my favorite!
Is it?
@@grimreaper5864 yes, it is.
I wish we could’ve seen Hermione’s face because I think this is a point where she might have realized, that no matter how much she studied or practiced, she was no Harry Potter.
Prisoner of Azbakan is by far my favorite of the HP films & my favorite book of the series as well.
This scene makes me cry. Waiting for someone to come and save you and u are out there just dying. No one.. nothing is coming to save you.. nothing. The only thing that can save you is YOU. Only you. 😭
This is how I save myself from a toxic relationship.
Daniel Radcliffe: EXPECTO PATRONUM!
Damn, he was a great actor but I feel this was his best scene. I really felt the fear and determination he was putting into the scene knowing what would happen if his character failed to protect his past self and Sirius/Mr. Oldman.
Prisoner of Azkaban gets a lot of hate for its lack of material transfer from book to movie. But in my opinion, it is the most superior of all the films. The way it was directed clearly indicates a sense of creativity. Alfonso Cuarón really had a different vision for this film that is unmatched in all of the other ones. The directional style, the character development (particularly between Proffessor Lupin and Harry) mixed with the nice sequencing and close up shots really make me want to watch it more than the other movies.
Chills, chills, chills, the light with angelic music. This is how Light works against Dark.
Never fails to send me chills, especially when the music stops and Harry screams out. This is probably my favorite scene in all the movies
Get tears every time I watch this. Has to be one of the most powerful Patronus charms ever.
And who says Harry isn't a great wizard? Hermoine could never have done that!
not at 13, it shows experience is a powerful factor
in the books, she was there with harry and she couldn't do it either. while hermoine is an all rounder, harry is better at defense against the dark arts than not just her, but everyone.
I love how muted the score is in this scene. It really allows the spectacular lighting effects to take over.
"EXPECTO PATRONUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!" Sorry i just wanted to say it
I really do think that it’s powerful and a great detail that he yells “expecto Patronum” I think it makes it so much more powerful. The scene❤️
Harry risked his own life to save his past self and his godfather Sirius Black. It’s such a shame that Sirius didn’t get more screen time.
I used to think that what caused Harry to cast this particular patronus so powerfully was that he realized that it was actually him and not his father who he had seen cast it, and that this confidence gave him the "extra boost" that he needed. Although he did still come to this realization, I don't think it was the confidence that made him able to cast such a powerful patronus, especially since happiness is what creates strong patronuses, not confidence.
I like to believe that once he realized it must've been him who cast it, he thought to himself, "But I've never cast a patronus like that before... How could I...?" and then realized that he now had a different memory to use for his patronus that could bring him even stronger happiness than a vague memory of his parents talking to him - he used the memory from just seconds ago where he thought his dad was going to show up and cast the patronus. The feeling of expecting to see his father again brought him more happiness than any other memory he could possibly think of, and that is what makes this scene so special and full of heart. When you watch it in this way, it means so much more.
Moral of story. Noone can save you but YOU!
When someone tells you to "turn up" the light...
This will always be my Number 1 HP moment. Still get goosebumps.
In the beginning, it’s so amazing to see Harry and hermione hug...
Lol Hermione just in shock inthe background when Harry uses his patronum is a great reaction of unexpectation
I love the message of "you have what it takes, only you can save yourself" in this scene. It's beautifully rendered.
"find the light in the darkness".
triplesix 🙂
Do not go gently in to that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light
Love the music during the spell. Its like a slower more angelic remix of the main theme.
I love how he screams and he’s like “EXPECTO PATRONUMMMMMMMMM”
1:14 The voice echo, the sound effect, and the screen shake really make this feel powerful.
Remus has only taught Harry so much and already the student has surpassed the teacher.
Alfonso and Columbus should've the directed the entire franchise
when he said EXPECTO PATRONUUUUMM and the background music, that was the proudest moment in my life ;)
His father didn't save him, he saved himself.... because of his father
Fantastic scene, the only fault was that Harry did not get to meet the patronus stag, thus encountering ALL of Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs that night.
This scene always gives me chills.
The first time we see Harry's true power, my favourite scene in the entire series.
1:10 GOOSEBUMPS everywhere. Epic scene and the soundtrack too
The moment hermoine understood she is not the best
1:10 when u make your dream real :)
Expecto Patronum !! I love the way harry speak and say this i keep repeating this a lot of times
EXPECTO PATRONUM!!!!!
"" The Only Person Who Can Save You .. Is Yourself "" ..
Best scene of best Harry Potter movie = Best Harry Potter scene movie
Wancroc Slayer Nooooope. Ending scene of Sorceror's Stone, dude.
Yeah, best Harry Potter scene in the best Harry Potter movie!
This is such a returning point in Harry Potter, Harry proving that he is the best wizard of all times compared to his peers.