I don't know whether it's just me, There is a slight sad voice break in the Alan Rickman's delivery of Avada Kedevra to kill Dumbledore and I loved that subtle detail
Harry high on Felix Felicis is my favorite part of the whole series. Daniel Radcliffe’s mannerisms and acting choices are hilarious during that scene 😂
I love pointing out that Snape's Killing Curse wasn't Green, but Dark Blue/Green. Meaning his heart wasn't in it, but he and Dumbledore knew the force of the blast would knock him out of the tower. Its why Dumbledore choose the Astronomy Tower to do this in the first place
I just realized that Snapes very early dismissal of Harrys interest in Potions may be why he never bothers to learn more about it. The one time he showed interest, he was shut down and embarrassed to the class. And since our early years really influence our behaviors, Harry probably stopped bothering in Potions class out of spite.
Also doesn’t help that to Harry, Potions is like that one school subject that you just dread the most bcuz either the teacher is not that chill or you just never understand the subject and majorly fall behind on. But in Harry’s case, all Snape does in every Potions class is just say anything to get under his skin and use any excuse to deduct Gryffindor house marks.
Yeah it’s a fact in the book. When Harry is doing his practical Potions OWL exam, he says he feels a lot better and more confident without Snape being there. And Snape has literally sabotaged Harry in Potions at times, like when he dropped his sample Potion on purpose to give Harry a zero. Harry gets the second highest grade on his Potions OWL, so he is good at Potions.
Fun fact: This movie reunites Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) and Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley) as they all were in The Borrowers (1997) together. I always enjoyed watching that movie when I was a kid and it was nice seeing them all in the same movie again.
43:48 - The late Robert Knox, who died too young after getting stabbed protecting his brother during a pub fight during the making of the movie. Rest in peace, Robert.
The 5th book 100% says Regulas Black's name. I vividly remember finishing reading the 6th book and then having a great conversation with my dad and sister speculating about what would happen in book 7, and we were looking through the older books for clues, and we saw the reference to Regulas' name at Grimold Place, and we guessed that he was RAB.
In my opinion I think they need to actually hire actors and actresses that look like the characters from the book. I’m not trying to dismiss an actor from playing a role that they can probably do I just think it will be better to have them look as they do in the book
I like your theory on Dumbledore asking about Hermione and Harry’s relationship and its future effect on Ron. Also Dumbledore knows he’s about to die so he may be curious who Harry could end up with in his future? 😢
Harry amd hagrid used agumenti, furthering the theory that dumbledore repaired hagrids wand with the elder wand and transfigured it into an umbrella for him. Really hope that gets explored in the series
1:06:13 It's been a few years since I've read the books but if I remember correctly, Draco disarming Dumbledore was not something Dumbledore planned. He wanted the curse/power of the Elder Wand to die with him as its last owner which would have happened had Snape killed him before he was disarmed by Draco.
The confundus charm can also be used on inanimate objects. Fake Moody said it had been used to put Potter's name in the Goblet of Fire. Maybe in the film The confundus was used on the Broom?
54:15 most of that improv and the way of acting during the Felix felicis scenes was due to Dan being drunk on set. He’s opened up a lot over the years about his mental and physical health at the time, including the drinking problem he had. From what I recall, he also doesn’t remember a lot of this film because of how bad it got.
27:48 I had to stop what I was doing to point out how absolutely crazy it is to interpret the person to have successfully brewed the potion to be anyone other than Snape, the half blood prince who's notes harry proceeds to follow to become the second person to brew the potion in this same scene
@@dionringgold they even mentioned that Snape had to correct the textbook, further solidifying the fact that nobody else would have done it correctly as they'd all be following the given instructions, which are apparently wrong
minute 58:50 erick said "voldermont had unknowingly formed his sixth horcrux harry potter in 1991 when he killed lily evans potter"...contradicts with minute 59:02 when he said "technically from harry destroying the diary in 1992"......harry was age 12 on the film/book chamber of secrets when he destroyed tom riddle's diary...with that logic harry becoming the 6th horcrux would have been if voldermont killing lily happened in 1981 when harry was around 1yr old.
15:04 "Bellatrix forces Snape to make the Unbreakable Vow." I immediately broke into a laugh remembering Ron explain that to Harry “An Unbreakable Vow?” said Ron, looking stunned. “Nah, he can’t have. … Are you sure?” “Yes, I’m sure,” said Harry. “Why, what does it mean?” “Well, you can’t break an Unbreakable Vow. …” “I’d worked that much out for myself, funnily enough. What happens if you break it, then?”
This movie did a very poor job of explaining why Snape is called the Half-Blood Prince. It should've been his movie but instead was all about needless teenage drama.
The result of cutting so much backstory during the literal "backstory" book turned movie. 😂 In an age where 2 part movies are more common than ever these books really did deserve that treatment always earlier
Suprised you did not mention that during the liquid luck scene with harry acting funny, Dan was actually intoxicated fom drinking as that is a significant factor into how he acted. Obviously alcoholism is not something that should be utilized, however, I think we can all agree and the way in which it effected Dan's portrayal of being on liquid luck was brilliant
53:30 This is the same mirrored walls as when Harry is training Dumbledore's Army in the previous film. 1:07:06 There are definitely people like that. I'm one. It's the best way to do it. You can get all the visuals for your mental pictures when reading the book for more details without being disappointed by what was left out.
The only thing that makes no sense is that in half blood prince dumbledore reacts like he is hearing about the horcruxes for the first time but in the second deathly hallows we see a flash back of snape and him taking about the horcruxes from the time of prisoner of azkaban . So please can anyone explain 😅??
This was my favorite book, the plot twists, Voldemort's story, all the reveals, Dumbledore in action after the taste we had in OotP, and how everything started to fall into place. But then the movie came out, and it was a gloomy, dark, teenage romance drama
I have been waiting for this since you started this series. It's my favorite of the series and you guys do a good job of grasping some BTS perspectives
One thing has made me wonder: how does anyone know that because Tom asks the professor about splitting his soul 7 times, that in the end, that’s the exact number of horcruxes there are? It’s not possible to have changed his mind or done it fewer or more times? How can they know? Their determination seems to be based solely on that conversation in the memory.
They're using the evidence they have. Tom Riddle has a propensity for the number 7, and there was nothing available to say he had, or would, change his mind - why would they not search for 7?
I think it's also implied that there is a limit to the amount of times someone can split their soul before they lose themselves completely. Perhaps Dumbledore understood 7 is the extent Voldemort would take it to still be able to function as a powerful wizard.
I think they should keep the lilly transforming into the fish story. That's one thing I liked better in this movie than in the book. I would also like to see all of Trelawney's scenes, Draco and Moaning Myrtle, Madam Rosmerta, Harry threatening to blow down Hagrid's door to talk with him, the students attempting to do non-verbal spells, Harry refilling the wine, Dumbledore delivering Harry's to the Weasleys.
I think since Harry literally used Snape‘s 6th grade book and instructions to brew a perfect potion it was most likely Snape who did it perfectly once. Who knows if the price was the same back then and what Snape did with it.
Something cool about Dumbledore was a time when Dumbledore had all three Deathly Hallows. We know that Dumbledore was the one who brought Harry the cloak and he brought him the Snitch that had the Sorcerer's Stone inside and as we know he has the Elder Wand so in order for him to be able to bring Harry all the things Dumbledore had to have had all three at some point.
It always seemed kind of weird to me that the stone of the Gaunt ring was the resurrection stone, but the ring was a horcrux. Seems awfully convenient that it was just the ring part lol
Just started rewatching do every year around Xmas and I’m on half blood prince and here I see he’s got a break down time to watch the break down while watching the movie 😂
Us Londoners named it the Wibbly-Woobly Bridge, cos when it opened in 2000 - it was swaying and they had to shut it down for a few weeks to sort it out. It doesn’t sway now 😅
The wizard who brewed the exceptional potion had to have been Snape, since Harry was only able to do the same because he followed Snape’s changes to the potion instructions.
I believe flitwick was confounded or something by malfoy cuz he saw malfoy giving the book to Katie bell hence why he seems confused when slughorn talks to him
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Another banger to watch while I eat
Im eating mixed nuts, celery, mixed flax/chia/hemp seed, cooked over oil with pepper n salt
what u eating
Damn ur eating for over an hour😂
Any idea what happened to HP Breakroom discussions?
using this as an excuse to make a full pot of coffee and do nothing for an hour
@@noah.carrier it takes an hour for you to finish a whole pot of coffee, damn those are rookie numbers
I don't know whether it's just me, There is a slight sad voice break in the Alan Rickman's delivery of Avada Kedevra to kill Dumbledore and I loved that subtle detail
Harry high on Felix Felicis is my favorite part of the whole series. Daniel Radcliffe’s mannerisms and acting choices are hilarious during that scene 😂
The pincers bit is easily the funniest moment of the whole series for me
he was actually drunk in that scene XD
@@dancingwaddlesand a lot of the movie I was just about to say that
@ihspider08 *click click click* 😂
Truly so funny. The “HI!” When leaving the Gryffindor common room makes me cackle every time 🤣
Babe wake up! new rockstars just dropped their weekly Harry Potter breakdown
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I got super excited when NR started this series
As a Brit, I'm now wondering if the dementors are always there, making our sky grey and us a lilttle bit gloomy.
Oooh love that thought
Imma give u ur first subscriber for that
Have they been spreading to Belgium too? Can we also send criminals to azkaban?
I love pointing out that Snape's Killing Curse wasn't Green, but Dark Blue/Green. Meaning his heart wasn't in it, but he and Dumbledore knew the force of the blast would knock him out of the tower. Its why Dumbledore choose the Astronomy Tower to do this in the first place
27:15 “because in this world, everyone’s soulmate is someone they knew in high school” cracked me up
I just realized that Snapes very early dismissal of Harrys interest in Potions may be why he never bothers to learn more about it. The one time he showed interest, he was shut down and embarrassed to the class. And since our early years really influence our behaviors, Harry probably stopped bothering in Potions class out of spite.
Also doesn’t help that to Harry, Potions is like that one school subject that you just dread the most bcuz either the teacher is not that chill or you just never understand the subject and majorly fall behind on. But in Harry’s case, all Snape does in every Potions class is just say anything to get under his skin and use any excuse to deduct Gryffindor house marks.
Snape is a vital part to Harry’s dislike of potions in my opinion. He comes from a family of Potioneers after all.
Yes only in real live they're called Tories
Yeah it’s a fact in the book. When Harry is doing his practical Potions OWL exam, he says he feels a lot better and more confident without Snape being there. And Snape has literally sabotaged Harry in Potions at times, like when he dropped his sample Potion on purpose to give Harry a zero. Harry gets the second highest grade on his Potions OWL, so he is good at Potions.
One of my favorite scenes in this movie is when Harry is talking to Professor Slughorn after taking the Liquid Luck.
"Harryyy!!!"
"SIR!!!"
I love the “Hi!” Harry gives a student while leaving the room.
This channel makes me analyze movies a lot more now
Don't do that. Enjoy movies first before analyzing them.
Do we ever find out what happened to Neville’s parents?
Gworl…. Just like find out yourself you have google and books going into detail.
@@dylcart8881mate, they’re taking the piss. It’s been a running joke for the last two or three vids
I'm pretty sure they retired early and are having a lovely time traveling around South America.
The were tortured to the point of insanity.
I hope they'd probably enjoyed a post retirement long vacation happily, its not like anyone would torture them to the point of insanity.🥱
Fun fact: This movie reunites Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn), Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) and Mark Williams (Arthur Weasley) as they all were in The Borrowers (1997) together. I always enjoyed watching that movie when I was a kid and it was nice seeing them all in the same movie again.
I always felt a strange connection to the borrowers, but I thought it was just because of the similarities to the name and the Weasley Borough
Tuuurrrrrnnnnn.....oooooffffffff.....tthhhhheeeeee....electricidity.
I didn't know there was a non Ghibli Borrowers adaptation
@@phinp4947 what is a ghibli?
Yesssss I wait all week for these
43:48 - The late Robert Knox, who died too young after getting stabbed protecting his brother during a pub fight during the making of the movie. Rest in peace, Robert.
Wow I never knew this , his character will always be more important than just a comedic relief now
The 5th book 100% says Regulas Black's name. I vividly remember finishing reading the 6th book and then having a great conversation with my dad and sister speculating about what would happen in book 7, and we were looking through the older books for clues, and we saw the reference to Regulas' name at Grimold Place, and we guessed that he was RAB.
Regulus’s name is literally in the 6th book when Harry and Dumbledore recruits Slughorn. 💀
just to say i’ve loved this series so much - huge thanks for making these beauties
@52:56 To be fair, Moaning Myrtle might be extra sensitive to murders in bathrooms 😅
In my opinion I think they need to actually hire actors and actresses that look like the characters from the book. I’m not trying to dismiss an actor from playing a role that they can probably do I just think it will be better to have them look as they do in the book
I like your theory on Dumbledore asking about Hermione and Harry’s relationship and its future effect on Ron. Also Dumbledore knows he’s about to die so he may be curious who Harry could end up with in his future? 😢
Still mad to this day how they cut so much of Voldemort’s backstory from the book in this movie
Harry amd hagrid used agumenti, furthering the theory that dumbledore repaired hagrids wand with the elder wand and transfigured it into an umbrella for him. Really hope that gets explored in the series
1:06:13 It's been a few years since I've read the books but if I remember correctly, Draco disarming Dumbledore was not something Dumbledore planned. He wanted the curse/power of the Elder Wand to die with him as its last owner which would have happened had Snape killed him before he was disarmed by Draco.
Eric doing the Harry Potter breakdown is the best thing which happened for me this year 🎉🎉
The confundus charm can also be used on inanimate objects.
Fake Moody said it had been used to put Potter's name in the Goblet of Fire.
Maybe in the film The confundus was used on the Broom?
and Brooms have an Aladdin magic carpet like personality in HP
@erikfinkel2717 well I would say brooms are more like wands.
Aladdin's carpet could fly and act on its own.
@@Elohim-i9z yes brooms fly and act on their own in HP, not wandss
@erikfinkel2717 sorry when have we seen brooms fly on their own?
I'VE BEEN WAITING ALL WEEK FOR THIS MOMENT
54:15 most of that improv and the way of acting during the Felix felicis scenes was due to Dan being drunk on set. He’s opened up a lot over the years about his mental and physical health at the time, including the drinking problem he had.
From what I recall, he also doesn’t remember a lot of this film because of how bad it got.
Harry's attitude on Felix Felicis is priceless and I'd pay for a full Harry Potter movie of just that acting lmfao
Best way to start my Saturday
With a hot cup of coco
"Being me has its privileges."
Is my favorite movie only line
24:37 Davies is a common Welsh surname and is pronounced 'davis'.
1:07:08 I'm one of "those" people. Still haven't read the books, but I frequently rewatch the movies and am anxiously awaiting the series.
same and I don't think i ever will, the films are perfect in my eyes, I have no qualms w people who have experiences either or
27:48 I had to stop what I was doing to point out how absolutely crazy it is to interpret the person to have successfully brewed the potion to be anyone other than Snape, the half blood prince who's notes harry proceeds to follow to become the second person to brew the potion in this same scene
Yeah pretty dumb to say it was anyone but Snape.
@@dionringgold they even mentioned that Snape had to correct the textbook, further solidifying the fact that nobody else would have done it correctly as they'd all be following the given instructions, which are apparently wrong
Been waiting for this break down 🎉
minute 58:50 erick said "voldermont had unknowingly formed his sixth horcrux harry potter in 1991 when he killed lily evans potter"...contradicts with minute 59:02 when he said "technically from harry destroying the diary in 1992"......harry was age 12 on the film/book chamber of secrets when he destroyed tom riddle's diary...with that logic harry becoming the 6th horcrux would have been if voldermont killing lily happened in 1981 when harry was around 1yr old.
Yes it’s an error. Should be Harry was accidentally turned into a horcrux in 1981 when he was 1
15:04 "Bellatrix forces Snape to make the Unbreakable Vow." I immediately broke into a laugh remembering Ron explain that to Harry
“An Unbreakable Vow?” said Ron, looking stunned. “Nah, he can’t have. … Are you sure?”
“Yes, I’m sure,” said Harry. “Why, what does it mean?”
“Well, you can’t break an Unbreakable Vow. …”
“I’d worked that much out for myself, funnily enough. What happens if you break it, then?”
This movie did a very poor job of explaining why Snape is called the Half-Blood Prince. It should've been his movie but instead was all about needless teenage drama.
The result of cutting so much backstory during the literal "backstory" book turned movie. 😂
In an age where 2 part movies are more common than ever these books really did deserve that treatment always earlier
Dumbledore dies is the "I am your father" of the next generation
40:03 I would love a wand sponsored by Pepsi 💙
Bang Bang Pepsi Gang! Whoop! Whoop!!!
It had to be Snape that brewed the potion because harry copies his recipe and slughorn says it's perfect
the irony of the shot of dumbledore falling looking exactly like alan rickman in die hard
Suprised you did not mention that during the liquid luck scene with harry acting funny, Dan was actually intoxicated fom drinking as that is a significant factor into how he acted. Obviously alcoholism is not something that should be utilized, however, I think we can all agree and the way in which it effected Dan's portrayal of being on liquid luck was brilliant
cant wait for the last 2
He did that around the time Rise of Skywalker came out
36:23 one of the rocks is round and whole like voldys soul before splitting, the others are broken and rough, like his soul would be in the horcruxes
1:00:22 That might not be Nagini, but a young basilisk killing Myrtle.
We need the line from Ginny about the tattoo rumor!
Omg yes, that was a great part of the book 🤣
This is my favorite book and my favorite movie. Great job breaking it all down!
53:30 This is the same mirrored walls as when Harry is training Dumbledore's Army in the previous film.
1:07:06 There are definitely people like that. I'm one. It's the best way to do it. You can get all the visuals for your mental pictures when reading the book for more details without being disappointed by what was left out.
These videos are just fantastic. They inspired me to watch the whole series again and I appreciate it even more now
✨✨ awesome video thanks
The only thing that makes no sense is that in half blood prince dumbledore reacts like he is hearing about the horcruxes for the first time but in the second deathly hallows we see a flash back of snape and him taking about the horcruxes from the time of prisoner of azkaban . So please can anyone explain 😅??
He probably knew about them forever, ever since Tom turned up to job interview one Winter's night in the 60's
This video is a real hard work and class.
I love in hospital scene all the teachers are just watching this drama lol
This was my favorite book, the plot twists, Voldemort's story, all the reveals, Dumbledore in action after the taste we had in OotP, and how everything started to fall into place. But then the movie came out, and it was a gloomy, dark, teenage romance drama
I have been waiting for this since you started this series. It's my favorite of the series and you guys do a good job of grasping some BTS perspectives
Man it must suck being a wizard
Great job!! ❤
I would also hope they would do a better job with the battle at the end of the book. The movie barely does much, and the book has so many good fights
Was expecting creature commandos but ig ppl are not giving views. 😢
You think Neville's parents were tortured to insanity?
I’ve been loving these videos! 😭
i love that cormac is also vigilante. dude has range
40:18 AHA!!! He said it!!! He said the thing!!! 😂
Tom riddles ring is the resurrection stone. I never noticed till now
Can you do more Saturday release breakdowns felt like I was a kid in Saturday morning
Love these!
LETS GOOO NEW ROCKSTARS!🖤
Pepsi during this video:
“Now why am i in it? Now see how I get thrown into stuff, i aint even did nothin'.” 40:00
One thing has made me wonder: how does anyone know that because Tom asks the professor about splitting his soul 7 times, that in the end, that’s the exact number of horcruxes there are? It’s not possible to have changed his mind or done it fewer or more times? How can they know? Their determination seems to be based solely on that conversation in the memory.
They're using the evidence they have. Tom Riddle has a propensity for the number 7, and there was nothing available to say he had, or would, change his mind - why would they not search for 7?
@@Wimblefish Because he-who-must-not-be-named can still return if there is an eighth Horcrux out there.... Neville.
I think it's also implied that there is a limit to the amount of times someone can split their soul before they lose themselves completely. Perhaps Dumbledore understood 7 is the extent Voldemort would take it to still be able to function as a powerful wizard.
Ive been waiting for this to drop! ❤
I Love it!! Thank you
I forgot vigilante from peacemaker was the guy who crushes on hermione
I just finished my watch of the movie while waiting for this review to premiere.
I loved how, in the book, when Harry and Snape are dueling, Snape is giving him legit advice. He is still trying to help him.
Half blood prince was in my opinion the best of the books
Those 2 twins of Slytherin freaky-ishly reminds me from the 2 little girls from Stephen King's The Shining.
i always thought luna was part of Gryffindor, but thinking about it, makes sense that shes part of ravenclaw.
I think they should keep the lilly transforming into the fish story. That's one thing I liked better in this movie than in the book. I would also like to see all of Trelawney's scenes, Draco and Moaning Myrtle, Madam Rosmerta, Harry threatening to blow down Hagrid's door to talk with him, the students attempting to do non-verbal spells, Harry refilling the wine, Dumbledore delivering Harry's to the Weasleys.
i wont lie i feel like this film is the marvel film of the harry potter series , so many mor easter eggs and references to the book in this film
I think since Harry literally used Snape‘s 6th grade book and instructions to brew a perfect potion it was most likely Snape who did it perfectly once. Who knows if the price was the same back then and what Snape did with it.
Something cool about Dumbledore was a time when Dumbledore had all three Deathly Hallows. We know that Dumbledore was the one who brought Harry the cloak and he brought him the Snitch that had the Sorcerer's Stone inside and as we know he has the Elder Wand so in order for him to be able to bring Harry all the things Dumbledore had to have had all three at some point.
My personal favorite book in the series.
This film is good, but the book is so much better. I actually think this is my second favorite book after POA.
One of the movies I feel need to be rewatched multiple times to fully understand
Been locked in every Saturday. This is type dope!
YEESSSS! Iv been waiting for this with excitement!!
It always seemed kind of weird to me that the stone of the Gaunt ring was the resurrection stone, but the ring was a horcrux. Seems awfully convenient that it was just the ring part lol
This one's my favourite movie in the series.
My order goes 6, 5, 4, 7, 8, 3, 1, 2.
😊 Thanks, thumbs up, have a great day.
Just started rewatching do every year around Xmas and I’m on half blood prince and here I see he’s got a break down time to watch the break down while watching the movie 😂
MGM is also Professor McGonagall's intitals
Excellent video. 💪
Us Londoners named it the Wibbly-Woobly Bridge, cos when it opened in 2000 - it was swaying and they had to shut it down for a few weeks to sort it out. It doesn’t sway now 😅
I think Felix potion is just an intuition enhancement, not that luck cones to you, it's you knowing how to get to lucky places and situations
Oh yea! My favorite book right here been waiting on this one
The wizard who brewed the exceptional potion had to have been Snape, since Harry was only able to do the same because he followed Snape’s changes to the potion instructions.
I believe flitwick was confounded or something by malfoy cuz he saw malfoy giving the book to Katie bell hence why he seems confused when slughorn talks to him
I think Neville's parents were tortured to the point of insanity
crazy that because of my hearing loss I literally cannot hear that high pitched noise so that detail is lost to a lot of people with hearing loss
6:45 Also King's Cross after dying.