Fun fact from the books: Harry got the prize money for winning the tournament in year 4. But he (understandably) didn't want it, so he gave it to Fred and George . That's why they could afford starting the joke shop :)
Yeah, he was going to give the money to Cedric's parents, but they didn't want it. The twins were hesitant to accept it because it was *a lot* of money, but Harry almost force them to take it and made them swear that they wouldn't tell their mom where they got the money and that they would buy Ron a new (and decent) dress robe as a gift xd Apart from wanting them to start their shop I think Harry gave the money to the twins because they were conned by Ludo Bagman and lost all their savings because of him.
@@lukeeriley Haha yeah at the end of year 4 he was still recovering in the infarmary when he secretly gave the twins the money (secretly so their mom wouldnt find out he was encouraging them to leave the school)
@From A Gamer You should read them at least once in english, I realized so much because the translation to my language was bad. Especially the early books.
@From A Gamer your translation was probably a bit messy. Filch isn't a wizard; he was born into a wizarding family but cannot perform magic himself, therefore isn't a wizard
DextroDNA well Hagrid is a Squib but gave Harry's bully brother a pigs tail. So make it make sense. I thought squibs could only do lesser magic. I believe Hagrid also made fire jump from his wand to the fireplace once.
H.G. Myers Only 115? I thought he would be mich older, since he worked with Flamel to create the Philosopher Stone and in Fantatic Beasts Flamel told us how old he were at this point. Is this a „Movie Misstake“?
@@dm_dude We're never told he helps Flamel make the Philosopher's Stone. We're just told that he's run alchemical experiments with Flamel - "and for his work on Alchemy with his partner, Nicholas Flamel." Albus was born in the summer of 1881, making him in his 40's during Fantastic Beasts, and 115 at the time of his death in 1996.
H.G. Myers Hm. Okay, I thought that would be written on the back of his shokofrog cart. Sorry. I really need to reread the books. Hagrid also said, that the philosopher stone does only need to be cared, by Albus Dumbledore and Nicholas Flamel.
Dumbledore was not only famous for being a dumbledore, he also discovered 101 usefulness for dragon blood and wrote a book about it. This explains why he can taste the blood.
Trivia: Evanna Lynch (who plays Luna Lovegood) was a massive fan of the books and after meeting J.K.Rowling, when she was 11, they started corresponding with one another (Evanna had been hospitalised with an eating disorder at the time and was allowed out for an hour to get a signed copy) Years later she auditioned for this part without J.K.Rowling knowing, and out of 15000 girls, was chosen for the role.
@@MoldyCentaur347 yeah, I think the last three films can be little confusing for people that didn't read the books, cause they explored some scenes just enough so that readers could understand. It's the same with de marauders in PoA, the clues were there, but they didn't tidy up at the end and me at 12 could not get the information together. I just understood everything years later when I red the book.
Exactly! Watching it for a first time and still spotted so many details I havent spotted after many many times watching the movies.. Very impressive! :)
@@wooshbait36 haha yeah I'm undecided on this, some of the things could easily be legit but some of them like "oh so is slughorn gonna be the new defence against the dark arts teacher like every other movie? Ohhhh" felt a lil set up
@@mikeyteee95 If you look around on TH-cam, reacting to movies became really popular, and somehow all of these "reactors" didn't watch Harry Potter and Lord of the rings, and pirates of Caribbean and Star wars and so on. Like okay, I can believe that someone didn't watch Harry Potter or Lord of the rings, but when every reactor somehow didn't watch any popular movie, then it's kinda suspicious.
I don’t think Slughorn was ever involved in the Dark Arts I just think he finds /all/ types of magic fascinating and always wants to get the “one up” on everyone by knowing all different types of magic like how he “collects” privileged students/adults so he could reap the benefits as well just for being friends with them. And Draco didn’t call Filch a “squid” he called him a “squib” and that’s a person who was born from wizard/witch parents but has no magical ability(the opposite of muggle borns). Squibs are treated just as badly as muggle borns from bigoted purebloods.
slughorn had considerable knowledge of the dark arts, one has to have knowledge of the dark arts to be competent in defense against the dark arts he was such a skilled wizard that Lucious commented to draco about slughorns competence and albus openly respected slughorns abilities, he was extremely skilled in occlumency as well so much so that Dumbledore wasn't able to get into his mind and see his true memory
By the way, Draco called Filch a Squib, which is someone who is born from a magical parent, but never ends up developing magical abilities of their own. It's like the opposite of a Muggleborn.
@@kos_m824 That doesn't mean it's not insulting. A bastard is a child born out of wedlock. That's literally just the word to describe it yet its also an insult. I maintain that squib is insulting and would also point out that JK Rowling chooses her invented words carefully and it's not by accident that squib sounds like squid.
@@h4rdi7g3 I can agree with you that the word can be insulting, but that doesn't mean it's an insult. Offense is taken, not given. Meaning: Just because you find something insulting/offensive to you personally, does not mean that it was meant to be offensive, or to be used as an insult. Intent is what matters in the end.
Yeah Tom Riddle in 2 was charismatic and likable enough. Tom Riddle in 6 was creepy. I think that's more what he means. You wonder how more people didn't see through him.
@@MsMaggyW If I remember correctly he was charismatic and likeable when he was in school because he was a chameleon and playing a role, when in fact deep down inside he was more like his character in this film, just the producers wanted him to be creepy in this one so they did make him that way. A devil child.
It annoys me how much they messed up Ginny and Harry in this movie, well Ginny’s character in general. Ginny and Harry’s first kiss is in the common room in front of everyone after Ginny helps win them the Quidditch cup after Harry can’t play because he’s in detention with Snape after what he did to Draco
I don't think they did at all and I read the books originally. Their romance came out of nowhere and was kind of weird in the books. It's all believable because that's how high school romances are, they are both able to be shipped in the books and movies.
Bonny Wright played young Ginny perfect but then stayed in that same introverted kind of skin through out the whole series but she was meant to kind of let everyone in at a point you know?
Yes, he returned to the Dursleys. I mentioned in a previous video that it was an important point. It was explained either at the end of the last book or the beginning of this one that when his mother died, it cast a protective charm on Harry. So wherever her blood - her sister Petunia - lives, he can be guaranteed that same protection as long as he can call that house home or until he comes of age at 17. That is why he had to return to the Dursleys every summer. And it's Squib not squid. The reason Tom Riddle asked Slughorn was because he was one of Slughorn's favorite students, so, therefore could be easily manipulated. And, of course, Riddle was a master manipulator.
The book for this movie is like a LOT better, for this movie specifically. Ginny... Oh, Ginny, what did they do to you? She was supposed to be sporty, spunky and popular, but theh literally took away every trace of character so...
I didn't read the books yet bc I just started reading books s one time ago but for me who grew up with those movies I think it's the weakest of all the movies 😅
Don't call me. Same but I really love Draco’s arc that starts in this movie. What can I say? I’ve got a soft spot for a fellow Slytherin. Tom Felton did an amazing job with limited time
I'm different from most fans in that I never really cared much for Ginny, in the books or the movies. And I always thought that her and Harry's romance felt really forced and came out of nowhere. But that's just me and my opinion. No hate for anyone who ship it.
@HickoryDickory86 I actually agree. I never liked her that much. I just think her character didn't deserve what was done to it. I'm Drarry for life personally.
The relationship between ginny and harry makes more sense in the book and is more built up, and Ginny's character development is SOOOO much stronger in the book, she's kickass in the book. Also whilst this isn't my fav of the HP films it is my fav of the books- I implore you to read them because they explain so much more and show you so much more- you won't regret it, great reaction- love your vids!
Katie ^^ so true- Harry and Ginny are amazing in the book. Ginny as a character over all is amazing and she just didn’t get the same development in the movies.
Its like the actors had no chemistry, they are so awkward everytime theyre together on screen. More so Ginny, I think shes just a bad actress. I remember in one scene where she just randomly got down on her knees and tied up Harry's shoe, I almost fainted from the cringe it was so bad, Im not sure if thats in this one or the 7th movie though.
I have no idea what you are talking about I think Ginny is one of the worst characters she probably just gave Harry some Amortentia so he would *love her*.
You have NO IDEA the amount of times I check for an update on the DAILY! Especially now that we are quarantined, your videos are what I look forward to the most! Ever since the first movie I have been looking forward you watching Dumbledore's death, and your reaction was the best!!!! Honestly, I love your videos. Yesterday around midnight I told my sister you updated and we ran to the living room to watch it but it was taken down, this morning I told her it was back up and I kid you not, we ran to the room and she even took her breakfast with her to watch the vid lmao. (we don't like watching it in our phones or computers which is why we ran to our tvs). I'm surprised you have made it this long without being spoiled. Anyways, amazing reaction.
could`nt agree more. And i would love to see some kind of book reaction after every book too. That would be amazing. It seems like he is the first person to actually pay attention during the moveis.
Same here! Videos like these help during these times. I grew up with HP so watching people enjoy the movies (and hopefully books soon, too!) for the first time is a nice way to spend time. Feels like I'm watching with a friend! :D Love the thoughtful commentary and how you actually pay attention to the details! You could definitely refer to the books to fill in the gaps after you're done with the whole movie saga, since I understand some things can be confusing! Virtual hugs from Argentina!
The way JK wasn’t afraid to kill off important characters and have all these twists and turns where we lose and gain trust of different characters is what makes this series so good. If Dumbledore and Sirius had not died, if we had not questioned then lost faith in Snape, if we had not temporarily lost faith in Mad eye and Hagrid, and if Bellatrix had not been such a wretchedly terrible person, we wouldn’t have such an emotional connection to this and it wouldn’t be this good or realistic. Edit: oh yeah, and Cedric lol (I completely forgot he existed for a second). Also when we temporarily lost faith in Remus and when we gained trust in Sirius. That was cool.
Last video: “Sirius is becoming my second favorite character” This video: “Man, Dumbledore is my favorite”, “I’m rooting for you, Severus” Dude, I’d just stop talking if I were you 🤣
About them not 'speaking their spells', in the book they learn non-verbal spells in year 6. Though it's still not an easy thing to do, so it doesn't make sense for them to always do magic non-verbally Also, dumbledore wasn't saying that tom riddle going bad was his fault. He referred to something tragic that happened in his family when he was young, but I won't go into detail because spoilers
I can't get over just how great you're doing at this reaction thing. Especially since you're so new to it. Love your videos my dude. Btw I'm glad you got to see this without being spoiled about Dumbledore death. A lot of people in the fandom didn't get that because others ruined it for them. I was one of the lucky ones thankfully. It really is a heart breaking scene although for some reason Sirius's death wrecked me more. Dumbledore's death was a close second.
I love how in this one he was hyped about Dumbledore just before, and didn't know what was about to happen. And in the last one he was hyped about Sirius and Harry fighting side-by-side, not knowing what was about to happen. He got completely sucker punched both times.
@@KatieWillems you wouldn't believe I thought the same thing when he was talking about how much he loved Dumbledore JUST before coming to the death scene. I legit cringed for him because I remembered his Sirius reaction. His timing with those two scenes were reaction video gold
Most people in the fandom didn't have anything spoiled for them. Only the movie watchers had it spoiled for them. Exactly like the red wedding from Storm Of Swords. Book readers didn't spoil the red wedding and it came out 13 years before the show. The death of Dumbledore was spoiled on the internet years after the book was published unless you actively went to a Harry Potter forum.
@@Onthebrink5 No I remember back in the day there were people who would go to bookstores during the first week of the release and yell "Dumbledore dies" at fans and then people started talking about the incidents basically spreading more spoilers. I remember my best friend being furious about it but she wouldn't tell me why until I'd finished reading my copy.
@@ZariDV You are using a hasty generalization fallacy and anecdotal evidence that you didn't even see firsthand. You are just using anything at all to back up your bullshit claim. You have zero evidence and most Harry Potter fans that would read the book during the first week wouldn't do so. You are conflating book fans to movie fans and blatantly lying about it. People in line for the movie were harrassed but not people in book stores. You have to be a kid because you will make up anything not to be wrong. Dumbledore dies was a meme that occurred after the movie released. Some of us were up to date on the books and have firsthand knowledge while you don't.
you’re so sweet! it’s also really great how you notice such small details that most people don’t on their first watch. great video and i’m looking forward to the next one!
Rob Barendilla oh haha i’ve always noticed the feet but i was referring to the part where he noticed the line that was left on the note with harry’s cloak in the first film, the line “use it well”, was also used in this movie😊 i’ve been a long time harry potter fan since the early 2000s when the movies were first coming out but it’s so cool to see others noticing the details as well!
Half-Blood Prince is one of my absolute favorites, the book and the movie. Quite possibly my favorite overall but Deathly Hallows are amazing too. Btw the young Tom Riddle in this film is played by Ralph Fiennes' (Voldemort) nephew and the young adult Tom Riddle is played by the son of the actor who played Stannis Baratheon on Game of Thrones. The original Tom Riddle actor from the 2nd movie was not brough back because this was filmed 7 years later and he was deemed a little too old to play school Tom.
Ah, I thought that they changed his looks on purpose, because I thought when Tom opened the chamber that he was older than when he started gathering info on horcruxes
If you really like these films and find the story very interesting: There is no way you will get around reading or hearing the books OR at least watching a video that explains the details that weren't in the movies or even wrong there. I have heard all the Audiobooks for at least 3 times, so I am quite into the material and there are so so many things that connect these films/books. The very first chapter of the first book plays a kind of important role in the very last chapter of the last book actually which is crazy in my opinion. But enough of this, HERE ARE SOME ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS (Of course no spoilers 😉) - 3:34 Well, yes. The ministry is trying to push against Voldemort and the Death Eaters, but they have no chance since for once the dementors have gone over to Voldemort, Death Eaters aren't bound by any rules so they can use any charms they want (for example Imperio and you can understand that it is very difficult to find Death Eaters if they use other people to carry out their more dangerous plans under the Imperio-Curse). I can't tell you much about how the Death-Eaters are operating while the 6. film/book because there isn't much told about it in the books either, but it is true, that they are also interfering in the muggle world - 4:20 Yes, Bellatrix is the older sister of Narcissa Malfoy - 4:42 In this scene, Snape makes the unbreakable vow, that he will protect Draco while his job to kill Dumbledore and that if Draco is unsuccessful he will finish this job. And to answer a question later. The unbreakable vow means that you are going to die if you do something against it - 5:24 Yes, and they are running it because Harry gave them his TriWizard-price (1000 Galleons) to start this jokeshop because he thought they could need a bit more fun in the world right after Voldemort returned and he didn't want the money because he has plenty from his mother and father and because he felt that it wasn't his at all but Cedrics and he didn't deserved it. Fred and George are doing some useful stuff as well though, like hats that surround who every is wearing them with a shield-charm because many people (even people in the ministry) can't produce proper shield-charms. - 5:50 Yes, it is. Just a short fun-fact here (or not so funny actually): Voldemort worked at this shop after finishing Hogwarts for a while (although he first applied for the post of Defence against the dark arts and after he worked there and was in other countries for a while tried it again and after failing to get the job twice jinxed it so that no Defence against the dark Arts professor would be able to teach longer than a year) - 10:02 Interesting enough we actually learn what the potion of living-death is in the books (the very first one actually, if I am not mistaken). The potion of living death is a sleeping-potion which is so strong that it is called the potion of living-death. I think you know why. - 10:22 There are no specific explanations about liquid luck (Felix Felicis) from J. K. Rowling, however there are of course Fan-Theories. Here is one for example (ONLY WATCH AFTER YOU WANTED ALL MOVIES since I am not sure if there are spoilers in there): th-cam.com/video/IHIrD6hVBmY/w-d-xo.html - 10:53 The thing with the invisibility cloak is actually pretty straight forward. Dumbledore send it to Harry because he had it at the time Harries Father died and passed it on to Harry therefor. It was actually even briefly mentioned in the first movie - 11:17 OH NO, these aren't all about Voldemort/Tom Riddle. Actually only very few are about him since it is very difficult to find memories of him. The others are probably other things that Dumbledore want's to collect or maybe just get out of his head - 13:02 I am not 100% sure but they are drinking it in their 3rd Year at Hogwarts (when they are 13) so, I don't think so. - 14:59 I don't know if it's actually mentioned in the movie, but Harry didn't put anything in this drink. Ron was just so good because he wasn't nervous anymore. - 15:57 No, I am pretty shure, he called him a Squib, which is the official term for a baby of at least 1 Wizard who has no magical capabilities. Squibs are always outcasts in the magical community and some mothers are even ashamed of themselves if they have a squib as a baby. Very strict Purebloods might even kill them or give them away into the muggle world. At least they are treated very poorly by all the other people inside the magical community. - 18:37 Well, not that it really matters but it's an interesting fact anyway: Dumbledore is gay (EDIT: I read a fair point of somebody in the comments that this is kind of a spoiler for Fantastic Beasts but I will leave this fact in here, because it was also a known fact years before Fantastic Beasts ever got released so for me it doesn't really count like a spoiler) - 19:07 They aren't talking because you can also produce spells without saying the incantation but it requires a lot more determination and mind-power. In fact this is kind of unrealistic, because Harry was never able to produce non-verbal spells under normal condition - 19:39 He was crying because all his plans weren't working and he was under immense pressure since Voldemort would kill him if he didn't succeed in killing Dumbledore or at least helping with it - 19:51 The Harry-Ginny relationship is way better in the books. That's all I'm going to say about this - 21:11 Yes, that was the picture. He fightend two people from the orphanage in this cave that they were not the same afterwards at the time he didn't know that he was a wizard. - 21:25 Slughorn, although it isn't really obvious, even in the books, is a very very powerful wizard who has a lot of knowledge about almost everything. That's why he was in hiding for one year before he came to Hogwarts, because Voldemort wanted him on his side and they were on the lookout for him the whole time - 21:33 This is actually never fully adressed in the movies which makes me really sad, because it makes the character of Dumbledore much deeper. I won't say it here though, why he said all this while drinking this potion because it is very slightly adressed in the last two movies, but I will write a whole comment about it after you watched the last movie and uploaded it. This story makes Dumbledore at least twice as interesting in my opinion - 22:07 You can't even imagine Dumbledores Power. Actually this is probably nothing for him if he would be healthy, but this potion drained him from almost all of his power. - 22:21 No, the weather isn't changing because of Voldemort. That was just a metaphor of Hagrid. But, in the 6th book there is actually a lot more mist in the world, because the Dementors are breading. Seems odd, yes. I will keep it by that - 22:45 As a child this movie/book was my least favorite just because of this scene. Dumbledore (my favorite character) dying. Of course, I see it different now, but it's still a dark moment every time. Oh, and Dumbledore immobilised Harry under the invisibility cloak before this scene happened so that Harry couldn't intervene and because of these few moments wasn't able to block Malfoys disarming. I think the movie-version is just not possible, because Harry would instantly attack Snape after that - 25:19 Yes, Fawkes was never seen after this because he was gone together with Dumbledore. But on a happier note, another FunFact from the 4th book. Fawkes tale-feathers are both the core of Harries and Toms wands Man, this is a long comment 😂 I would really appreciate feedback on this comment, because if it is positive I will of course make such a comment for the last movies too, especially since there are so many interesting things that were left out of the next two movies (especially the last one) or just not explained very good and there are even some mistakes in these movies. Thanks for your videos. They really make me relieve my childhood when I watched the movies and read the books for the first time. (PS: If my englisch isn't good at some point, don't be to mad but correct me. I am from Germany so englisch isn't my native language)
@LaTech wow... I would have never even known that English isn’t your native language!!! The only thing I think you left out is that in the books there is a whole chapter on Dumbledore’s amazing funeral... something I wish they had done in the movies
@@nyxoberholz5496 Oh yes, that's true. They also concepted scenes for the movie but thought, that this was a rather long stretch for Dumbledores death and was already covered by the (amazing) scene in the grounds. I think that's actually true, but the book-version is perfect too. PS: Thank you, good to hear. Maybe you could talk about that to my englisch-teacher 😂
the conversation between Harry and Slughorn about Lily's hope and faith always gets me.. such a beautiful well written story arc , and also RIP to Prof. Dumbledore
Something I wish he had done was find out how to enchant another Lily to give to Slughorn... as a thank you for giving him the memory. It would have made for a well rounding moment & it would’ve been very sweet. The fish could have been very close to the bottom but not dead when he went to the platform w/ Dumbledore
There is a pensive chapter in the books, when Tom Riddle returned to Hogwarts to apply as a DADA teacher, but Dumbledore denied him, and he kinda cursed the job, that's the reason why is a new teacher every year.
Weather is changing bc of Dementors just flying around. They turn to Voldemort’s side as he has much more “victims” for them. Dementors actually don’t do sides, they’re just interested on who can offer them more souls and happy memories. I’m waiting for your reaction to the next two movies, btw, I love them!💕
Who watches a reaction video and asks the person to turn the movie YOU'VE ALREADY SEEN,UP! I'm sorry,I want to hear, his opinion on the films. Love your reactions bro, better than the other first timers I've watched.
I have watched so many channels that do these reaction videos, but yours have been my favorite so far. You really interact with the films so well, ask the right questions, and have all the reactions that die hard fans love to see-thank you for uploading, I am so enjoying all of these!
In the Harry-Draco duel you observed that they casted spells "without talking" but Sectumsempra was spoken. That's because there are verbal spells and non-verbal spells, although some verbal spells can be casted non-verbally and some non-verbal spells can be casted verbally, you get maximum effect of the spell if you cast it right. And depending on the simplicity/difficulty of spell and how powerful of wizards you are, most spells become non-verbal eventually if you use them on a daily basis, but some verbal spells have to be verbal at all times because its power is in the incantation.
24:09 Snape's mother was a witch called Eileen Prince, she married a muggle man called Snape. By all accounts he wasn't a nice man, especially not to his wife and son.
I was waiting for this video! I really love your reactions. They're the best I've seen so far, because you pay attention to detail and remember things well so you can link them later on or in the next movie. If you don't mind reading, I would really recommend you read the books. In the books so much more details are given and so much more background so you understand better why certain characters act a certain way and it also goes into more depth with Harry and Ginny's relationship. Harry is a real sassy boy in the books too. Given your reactions; prepare yourself for the very last movie as it's going to be a rollercoaster of emotions!
Not a filthy Squid, a filthy Squib. A squib is a non magical person born to at least 1 magical parent. Kinda like calling someone Mudblood, but worse since they are mudbloods who can't do magic. "what's up with That guy?" that was Fenrir Greyback the werewolf who turned Lupin into a werewolf. Tom looks so much different because he's older than we first saw him and has become confident in his powers and evil Douchery. Despite being kind of a likable character, Slughorn was in Slytherin house as a student before returning to be Potions Master. After telling Tom about Horcruxes he retired, worried that Dumbledore would find out.
Slughorn loves famous students or students he feels will go on to have very bright futures. He likes to be connected to powerful witches and wizards. He had a "Slug Club" which was the dinner scene and the Christmas party. Tom Riddle (Voldemort) was one of Slughorn's favorite students (he didn't know he was into dark arts). Riddle used to offer flattery and complements as he was supposedly very charming and well liked. He knew that Slughorn liked him and so he asked him about Horcruxes pretending it was for school or for academic purposes only. Slughorn told him about them and basically how to do it. But he was ashamed so he magically sealed the memory and buried it away. He knew that Riddle grew up to be Voldemore and likely did exactly what he told him all those years ago. But no, Slughorn was not a deatheater or into the dark arts. In fact, he was on the run trying to hide from them and avoid them as they were seeking to recruit him as he is a talented wizard.
You man are like the IDEAL Harry Potter spectator I would expect everyone to be like when they first see these movies. It's such a joy to see your interest and participation in the process. Can't wait to watch your reaction to the last two movies!
Tom Riddle was much younger here than in the COS. Also, the actor who plays Tom Riddle in HBP is Ralph Fiennes nephew, they were going for the strong family resemblance
*Please react to more things if you can! You're great* 🥺 Draco has been put into a bad spot not only by his Dad but also Bellatrix is living with them and basically controlling Malfoy's as she's one of the closest followers of Voldemort. He was also raised in a terrible family. They taught him to be arrogant and act like he owns the world but at the same time punished for the slightest mistake or disobedience. Harry wasn't raised by nice people either but he was taught humility and never take anything for granted. While Drace is like... caged slave-prince. And, yes, he is a real Death Eater now but it's not like he had any choice =_= I wish you would read books too... They are so much better and develop lots of characters much better. As for Draco, books also tell you what he will have to endure and *DO* while being Death Eater. It's horrible :( P.S.: that scene when Snape kills Dumbledore is THE BEST of all movies EVER. It's GREAT! Soooo many emotions with just one look and two words. So breathtaking! RIP the great Alan Rickman 🙌
Watching you watch these is so immensely satisfying as a fan. You pick up on foreshadowing, you remember everything from prior movies, and you talk about Draco’s “fit” which always makes me chuckle. Great work.
Hey! Love the reactions. Snape was the half-blood prince, not because he was half-muggle, but because he invented the Sectumsempra spell that Harry used on Draco (the one that cuts one up and makes them bleed out). Therefore the "How dare you use my own spell against me" line from him. PS. can't wait for the final movie reaction, your mind is going to be blown ;)
The weather changes because of the Dementors breeding in the fog - that's how it's described in the books. I really love your commentary since you really think about what you're seeing and questioning it. I'd love seeing you watching the Harry Potter Prequel movies (Fantastic Beasts 1 & 2) too. And also: I'd love to see a reading vlog how you go through the Harry Potter books and catch up on a lot of extra details that were cut from the movies. Keep up the good work :)
You know when you watch one of your favourite movies with a friend that has never seen that movie before and you are just watching their reactions the whole time hoping they are as into it as you and that they notice all the intricate details.... THIS is the exact kind of reaction you look for! Love the videos, a lot of insight!
Ron is a smarter and more competent than the films show him, Hermione even gets some of Ron's stuff from the books as she is the writers favourite character. Anyway, worth the wait, great reaction like always, consider the fantastic beasts prequel series afterwards.
Why blame jk Rowling for that? I mean she’s the one who wrote him smarter in the books... how could she have affected the movie Ron? There’s so many others involved in that
@@Melanie-jy2nw I didn't say anything about J.K Rowling, I love J.K Rowling, when I said 'as she is the writer's favourite character' I was referring to the screenwriter for the series Steve Kloves who wrote the screenplays for all but one of the films. She was his favourite character and that led to a bit of favouritism when it came to adapting them books to screen. It doesn't ruin the films for me at all, it's just something I noticed in the films and in the reactors perception of the character. I also recommended the fantastic beasts series which is being written for screen by J.K Rowling, the screenplays are all her so yeah not blaming JK for anything.
Raheem Shirkhan oh ok... sorry! I misunderstood! I’m always hearing people ragging on Rowling and I feel so bad about it because she gave us this great series and I just feel we should be grateful for all the years she poured into it
So, I've been binging your reactions and I have to say you held it together far better than I did when Snape offed Dumbledore. I sobbed like a baby. Your reactions are awesome!
i love your reactions & commentary!! i have zero problems with the low audio cause i know the films by heart anyway haha and besides people should come here to see your reaction, not the film itself! if they want to watch the films, they should just watch them by themselves. i hope you're going to do more reactions of other films/series in the future cause you're super likeable xx
Fun fact: Notice how Harry's father figures are all colour related, and how they die. Sirius BLACK, ALBUS (Latin(?) for white) Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore. One might wonder about RUBEUS (Red in Latin) hagrid's faith in the last two movies ;| . The colour development is seen in the art of Alchemy as well. In some alchemic process they tried to work with mercury. When heating it in a crucible it first emits black smoke, then white smoke, then yellow, and at last red smoke. Who in the series is the yellow one?
Remus Lupin might be yellow if you're correct. Over here we have a plant/flower called a yellow lupine and that's the main varient of the plant to be yellow, the white colour equivalent is called the lupinus albus.
I cried so much when i read this book. My mum was suppose to read it after me but she got so worried she made me tell who was dead 😅 Please do next sooon!
I cried so hard when Dumbledore died, then cried even harder at the scene with the wands raised for him. I kept hoping that he would come back at some point. Still grieving I guess.
When you finish watching the movies you should definitely read the books, and also, definitely watch A Very Potter Musical, A Very Potter Sequel, and A Very Potter Senior Year.
So the Dementors have an impact on the weather. Remember in the 5th when they showed up and everything got dark? They're usually all at Azkaban all the time, so that place is really horrible. They affect not just the prisoners' minds but even their environment gets depressing. But now that they're on Voldemort's side, they're all over the place so it's perpetually dark and foggy. The Half-Blood Prince definitely makes more sense as a title and side plot in the book than the movie. In the book, Harry's fairly obssessed with it and Hermione keeps calling him out on it, basically comparing the book to the diary in the 2nd movie. Harry keeps trying out these spells without even knowing what they do, and it culminates of course with Malfoy. But it's something that preoccupies him all movie and he desperately wants to know the identity of the Prince.
Ya dementors cause a cold shift in the weather but that’s not what hagrid meant. It was pretty clearly metaphorical, as it’s a fairly common expression to say, there’s a storm brewing, or something like that when there’s trouble on the horizon.
@@procrastinator547 I think he meant it literally and figuratively because there was a literal storm brewing when he looked out the window and said that.
We didn’t saw you react to Young Tom Riddle but the actor it’s Ralph Fiennes nephew (Voldemort) Harry and Ginny weren’t that rush in the books and a lot of people still mad about it but it is what it is!!!! Can’t wait for the last two reactions ❤️
It’s cool that there’s still people who know nothing about HP and can watch the movies 13 years after the final book was published and have the exact same reactions we all did when it first came out. I’m also super impressed with how much you’re able to pick up and remember from small flashes and bits of information. Most people I know who don’t already know the books can’t watch and understand the movies, let alone remember everything and connect to and love the characters.
If you want to see more development with Harry and Ginny then I'd definitely recommend reading the books. Ginny actually has a personality in the books. The films really did the character soooo dirty
While she did have a personality in the books, I still couldn’t get on board with the couple. I always wanted him to end up with a Slytherin maybe Daphne Greengrass (or Draco Malfoy but that’s for fanfiction) because I felt it would show that not all Slytherin are evil. It would be more then black and white and Harry would grow as a person from it.
Mélanie it would be even more out of no where than. Him and Ginny actually makes sense. They grew up together and stuff. Him and a Slytherin would be random
ihave011eggos I mean like in the fifth or six book it can be integrated. And how would it be out of nowhere? He’s seventeen, it’s much more weird that he ended up with his first real girlfriend that he’s known since he was eleven. Imagine in the fifth book, a Slytherin girl like Daphne Greengrass, came up to them wanting to be part of the DA and actually learn shit. She found out about it cause she’s sneaky. At first, no one wants to let her in but then they do and she and Harry start to bond, he sees that not all Slytherin are bad. And that being manipulative or ambitious doesn’t necessarily mean being a bad person. Much more interesting and deep then his relationship with Ginny,
So glad you appreciated that wonderful intro (the best one of all the movies imo. A wonder of music, cinematography, and emotional stakes). I love how you notice all those details and your reaction to Dumbledore's death did not disappoint.
You're actually picking up on details I never would've thought someone would notice when watching for the first time / not having read the books. Maybe it helps that you're basically watching them all back to back:)
Draco didn’t call Filch a squid he called him a squib which I think is a non-magical person whose parents are magical so pretty much a muggleborn but in reverse
When you watch people who haven't read the book watch the movies, you realize just how many questions these people must have. He asked like 10 questions that I was like... they answered that in a previous book, or you get that answer in the next book, or (more than likely) it was answered in the current one but WB decided to just not add it to the movie... That has to be infuriating.
They didn't really change Tom Riddles looks, they're showing him when he's younger than in the Chamber of Secrets. After he achieves the horcruxes is probably what changed his looks. I love how you sympathisize with Draco and that he's really the victim. This was probably one of my favorite movies (other than the 3rd).
nope, that scene is after when the chamber was opened. the first horcrux he made was the diary, and then he went to the gaunt family house and took the ring off of morfin. here he looks much younger than he did in movie 2 than he did here even though he's meant to be older.
I honestly cannot wait for you to react to Deathly Hallows! I am so jealous that you are getting to experience it for the first time! And I cannot wait to watch you do it! I literally adore the Harry Potter story, and Deathly Hallows in particular, it changed my life and I will never forget the rollercoaster of emotions I went through! #Excited
I actually love Ginny in the books. Shes more badass and sassy in there. They conveyed parts of that in the last movie but I think they really messed it up in this one. She kind of has no character in here.
I missed the chapter "the white tomb" in the movie so much. I don't think I ever cried as much reading a chapter as I cried in that one. All the people there, the hagrid's brother Grope, the centaurs with the volley of arrows, the mermaids. Wow what an unforgettable chapter
Fun fact from the books: Harry got the prize money for winning the tournament in year 4. But he (understandably) didn't want it, so he gave it to Fred and George . That's why they could afford starting the joke shop :)
WOW! I didn't even know that. Thanks for that! :D
Luke Riley no worries! I’ve read the books more times than I can remember so some information is bound to stick😂
Luke Riley read the books bruh,missing out rly
Yeah, he was going to give the money to Cedric's parents, but they didn't want it. The twins were hesitant to accept it because it was *a lot* of money, but Harry almost force them to take it and made them swear that they wouldn't tell their mom where they got the money and that they would buy Ron a new (and decent) dress robe as a gift xd Apart from wanting them to start their shop I think Harry gave the money to the twins because they were conned by Ludo Bagman and lost all their savings because of him.
@@lukeeriley Haha yeah at the end of year 4 he was still recovering in the infarmary when he secretly gave the twins the money (secretly so their mom wouldnt find out he was encouraging them to leave the school)
Yeah, I get it. You can’t turn up the volume. It’s cool. We’re still gonna watch you. You’re adorable
Agree !! We must protect !! *protego*
He's a great reactor and he's so into the movies!
plug in headphones, it works
@@othmaneafquir1317 *potato*
Super adorable 😁
Actually, Draco called Filtch a Squib, which is a person who's born from magical parents but he himself is not magical.
@From A Gamer he actually isn't, you can look it up
@From A Gamer yeah, because you can look it up anywhere. A squib is a person who was born from magical parents but they themselves are not magical
@From A Gamer You should read them at least once in english, I realized so much because the translation to my language was bad. Especially the early books.
@From A Gamer your translation was probably a bit messy. Filch isn't a wizard; he was born into a wizarding family but cannot perform magic himself, therefore isn't a wizard
DextroDNA well Hagrid is a Squib but gave Harry's bully brother a pigs tail. So make it make sense. I thought squibs could only do lesser magic. I believe Hagrid also made fire jump from his wand to the fireplace once.
"How old is Dumbledore?"
At the time of his murder, he is 115 years old.
It's more like an assisted suicide than a murder
@@kos_m824 Spoilers. I know that, you know that, but our dear reactor doesn't.
H.G. Myers Only 115? I thought he would be mich older, since he worked with Flamel to create the Philosopher Stone and in Fantatic Beasts Flamel told us how old he were at this point. Is this a „Movie Misstake“?
@@dm_dude We're never told he helps Flamel make the Philosopher's Stone. We're just told that he's run alchemical experiments with Flamel - "and for his work on Alchemy with his partner, Nicholas Flamel."
Albus was born in the summer of 1881, making him in his 40's during Fantastic Beasts, and 115 at the time of his death in 1996.
H.G. Myers Hm. Okay, I thought that would be written on the back of his shokofrog cart. Sorry. I really need to reread the books. Hagrid also said, that the philosopher stone does only need to be cared, by Albus Dumbledore and Nicholas Flamel.
Dumbledore was not only famous for being a dumbledore, he also discovered 101 usefulness for dragon blood and wrote a book about it. This explains why he can taste the blood.
It was only 12 uses of dragon blood.
Yeah it's only 12 uses
I was trying to flatter him, calm down
Ragu inacan ugh, not the daily prophet
Thes luftmensch And he stopped Grindelwald!
"I'm rooting for Serverus."
Me: Oh, mate. He is about to let you down and hurt you bad. I'm Sorry...
"Serverus"
Nomad94 he’s the chosen one, to end all connections with the dark web
@@TheNomad94 "Please"
@@sunday4419 NO spoilers for him please!!! He's so into the movies that I'm scared that the slighest hint would spoil the rest for him
@@Snestorm564 Severus let him down in this movie.
Trivia: Evanna Lynch (who plays Luna Lovegood) was a massive fan of the books and after meeting J.K.Rowling, when she was 11, they started corresponding with one another (Evanna had been hospitalised with an eating disorder at the time and was allowed out for an hour to get a signed copy)
Years later she auditioned for this part without J.K.Rowling knowing, and out of 15000 girls, was chosen for the role.
Wow, I never knew any of that. And honestly, could you imagine Anyone else playing Luna. She was just PERFECT :)
Dumbledore's "it's my fault" will be explained in Deathly Hallows. The films don't do it directly, but you can pick up the pieces of the puzzle
André Sousa with his attention to detail I’m sure he’ll pick it up, always thought they didn’t expand that storyline in the films enough
I certainly didn't pick up on it from the movies, only from the books and too much time on the internet
@@samturner5852 yeah, I'm sure he will. I agree, just a deeper conversation with Aberforth would do it.
I have no idea what you talking about :(
@@MoldyCentaur347 yeah, I think the last three films can be little confusing for people that didn't read the books, cause they explored some scenes just enough so that readers could understand. It's the same with de marauders in PoA, the clues were there, but they didn't tidy up at the end and me at 12 could not get the information together. I just understood everything years later when I red the book.
I've honestly never seen such a smart viewer. I love your reactions.
ExpectoPatronum28 yeah other reactions are terrible but this guy actually picks up on all the details
@@rossstephen2568 It's almost like he already watched it and it's faking it for views?
Exactly! Watching it for a first time and still spotted so many details I havent spotted after many many times watching the movies.. Very impressive! :)
@@wooshbait36 haha yeah I'm undecided on this, some of the things could easily be legit but some of them like "oh so is slughorn gonna be the new defence against the dark arts teacher like every other movie? Ohhhh" felt a lil set up
@@mikeyteee95 If you look around on TH-cam, reacting to movies became really popular, and somehow all of these "reactors" didn't watch Harry Potter and Lord of the rings, and pirates of Caribbean and Star wars and so on. Like okay, I can believe that someone didn't watch Harry Potter or Lord of the rings, but when every reactor somehow didn't watch any popular movie, then it's kinda suspicious.
I don’t think Slughorn was ever involved in the Dark Arts I just think he finds /all/ types of magic fascinating and always wants to get the “one up” on everyone by knowing all different types of magic like how he “collects” privileged students/adults so he could reap the benefits as well just for being friends with them.
And Draco didn’t call Filch a “squid” he called him a “squib” and that’s a person who was born from wizard/witch parents but has no magical ability(the opposite of muggle borns). Squibs are treated just as badly as muggle borns from bigoted purebloods.
slughorn had considerable knowledge of the dark arts, one has to have knowledge of the dark arts to be competent in defense against the dark arts
he was such a skilled wizard that Lucious commented to draco about slughorns competence and albus openly respected slughorns abilities, he was extremely skilled in occlumency as well so much so that Dumbledore wasn't able to get into his mind and see his true memory
By the way, Draco called Filch a Squib, which is someone who is born from a magical parent, but never ends up developing magical abilities of their own. It's like the opposite of a Muggleborn.
And a very mean insult just like mudblood.
@@h4rdi7g3 It's not at all an insult, it's just the word used to describe those people.
@@kos_m824 That doesn't mean it's not insulting.
A bastard is a child born out of wedlock. That's literally just the word to describe it yet its also an insult.
I maintain that squib is insulting and would also point out that JK Rowling chooses her invented words carefully and it's not by accident that squib sounds like squid.
@@h4rdi7g3 I can agree with you that the word can be insulting, but that doesn't mean it's an insult. Offense is taken, not given. Meaning: Just because you find something insulting/offensive to you personally, does not mean that it was meant to be offensive, or to be used as an insult. Intent is what matters in the end.
@@h4rdi7g3 It is the actual term, but it can still be used as an insult.
The guy who played tom riddle in part 2 was 29 years old by the time this movie was made. Thats why they changed the actor
He's not talking about the actor change but the vibe of the character
Yeah Tom Riddle in 2 was charismatic and likable enough. Tom Riddle in 6 was creepy. I think that's more what he means. You wonder how more people didn't see through him.
@@MsMaggyW If I remember correctly he was charismatic and likeable when he was in school because he was a chameleon and playing a role, when in fact deep down inside he was more like his character in this film, just the producers wanted him to be creepy in this one so they did make him that way. A devil child.
Fun fact: Riddle n2 in this movie is the son of Stannis Baratheon in real life ahah.
It annoys me how much they messed up Ginny and Harry in this movie, well Ginny’s character in general. Ginny and Harry’s first kiss is in the common room in front of everyone after Ginny helps win them the Quidditch cup after Harry can’t play because he’s in detention with Snape after what he did to Draco
I don't think they did at all and I read the books originally. Their romance came out of nowhere and was kind of weird in the books. It's all believable because that's how high school romances are, they are both able to be shipped in the books and movies.
Bonny Wright played young Ginny perfect but then stayed in that same introverted kind of skin through out the whole series but she was meant to kind of let everyone in at a point you know?
@@connoriquada5429 Chalk it up to messy directing, which is especially weird since she was portrayed very well in OotP.
In my opinion, both the movie and book have their relationship VERY forced. It feels like she just gave Harry a love potion honestly.
Norbert Ridgeback the best fucking coneback in quiddich and we didn’t even see it😅😅
" yeah I bet, I bet that Dumbledore was a player when he was younger"...... alright guys, who's gonna tell him
Filip Chytra He’s not the first to think it. The original scriptwriter for the series though so too until Rowling set him straight.
He will find out when he react to fantastic beast, what i presume he will
Felipe Padilha he should do himself a favor and not.
@@RLucas3000 you mean before she added that info to be woke
@@RLucas3000 'Set him straight'
More like the opposite.
"severus, i was rooting for you" lol it feels so wrong to laugh at this, but i did. so excited for the next movie!!
you didnt spoiled anything with this "witty " comment...
@@jsmith1214 ...what?
Yes, he returned to the Dursleys. I mentioned in a previous video that it was an important point. It was explained either at the end of the last book or the beginning of this one that when his mother died, it cast a protective charm on Harry. So wherever her blood - her sister Petunia - lives, he can be guaranteed that same protection as long as he can call that house home or until he comes of age at 17. That is why he had to return to the Dursleys every summer. And it's Squib not squid. The reason Tom Riddle asked Slughorn was because he was one of Slughorn's favorite students, so, therefore could be easily manipulated. And, of course, Riddle was a master manipulator.
The book for this movie is like a LOT better, for this movie specifically. Ginny... Oh, Ginny, what did they do to you? She was supposed to be sporty, spunky and popular, but theh literally took away every trace of character so...
I didn't read the books yet bc I just started reading books s one time ago but for me who grew up with those movies I think it's the weakest of all the movies 😅
Don't call me. Same but I really love Draco’s arc that starts in this movie. What can I say? I’ve got a soft spot for a fellow Slytherin. Tom Felton did an amazing job with limited time
I'm different from most fans in that I never really cared much for Ginny, in the books or the movies. And I always thought that her and Harry's romance felt really forced and came out of nowhere.
But that's just me and my opinion. No hate for anyone who ship it.
@HickoryDickory86 I actually agree. I never liked her that much. I just think her character didn't deserve what was done to it.
I'm Drarry for life personally.
Rachelle Redd Heyy, fellow Drarry fan 😂
The spell snape did to heal draco he actually made himself like sectum sempra
The relationship between ginny and harry makes more sense in the book and is more built up, and Ginny's character development is SOOOO much stronger in the book, she's kickass in the book. Also whilst this isn't my fav of the HP films it is my fav of the books- I implore you to read them because they explain so much more and show you so much more- you won't regret it, great reaction- love your vids!
Katie ^^ so true- Harry and Ginny are amazing in the book. Ginny as a character over all is amazing and she just didn’t get the same development in the movies.
Its like the actors had no chemistry, they are so awkward everytime theyre together on screen. More so Ginny, I think shes just a bad actress. I remember in one scene where she just randomly got down on her knees and tied up Harry's shoe, I almost fainted from the cringe it was so bad, Im not sure if thats in this one or the 7th movie though.
I have no idea what you are talking about I think Ginny is one of the worst characters she probably just gave Harry some Amortentia so he would *love her*.
I really wish he reads them because it would answer all of his questions
@@sevenu8271 Please don't insult my favorite character.
Snap's mother's maiden name was Prince. She was a witch and his father a muggle. So making him the half-blood prince.
You have NO IDEA the amount of times I check for an update on the DAILY! Especially now that we are quarantined, your videos are what I look forward to the most! Ever since the first movie I have been looking forward you watching Dumbledore's death, and your reaction was the best!!!! Honestly, I love your videos. Yesterday around midnight I told my sister you updated and we ran to the living room to watch it but it was taken down, this morning I told her it was back up and I kid you not, we ran to the room and she even took her breakfast with her to watch the vid lmao. (we don't like watching it in our phones or computers which is why we ran to our tvs). I'm surprised you have made it this long without being spoiled. Anyways, amazing reaction.
could`nt agree more. And i would love to see some kind of book reaction after every book too. That would be amazing. It seems like he is the first person to actually pay attention during the moveis.
I'm just glad no one was a dick and spoiled it for him. Like when he posted his first reaction, glad I didn't see any "Snape kills Dumbledore"
The way you worded it made it sound so morbid xD
"I have been looking forward you watching Dumbledore's death"
Same here! Videos like these help during these times. I grew up with HP so watching people enjoy the movies (and hopefully books soon, too!) for the first time is a nice way to spend time. Feels like I'm watching with a friend! :D Love the thoughtful commentary and how you actually pay attention to the details! You could definitely refer to the books to fill in the gaps after you're done with the whole movie saga, since I understand some things can be confusing! Virtual hugs from Argentina!
"Use it well' was on the note in the first movie wasn't it😂🤦♂️so was "bloody hell" when Ron says it in like every movie🙀what does it mean???
The way JK wasn’t afraid to kill off important characters and have all these twists and turns where we lose and gain trust of different characters is what makes this series so good. If Dumbledore and Sirius had not died, if we had not questioned then lost faith in Snape, if we had not temporarily lost faith in Mad eye and Hagrid, and if Bellatrix had not been such a wretchedly terrible person, we wouldn’t have such an emotional connection to this and it wouldn’t be this good or realistic.
Edit: oh yeah, and Cedric lol (I completely forgot he existed for a second). Also when we temporarily lost faith in Remus and when we gained trust in Sirius. That was cool.
Not squid. Squib. He has magical parents, but he have not a magic powers
It was weird for them to even mention that word when people who just watch the movies have no idea what it means
@@becauseimbatman1391 It's good reason to read the books:)
@@yourfilin The books are a brilliant reason to read the books! Haha
Which, in my opinion, is 20x worse.
@@yourfilin nope its like a minecraft squid lololol
Fun fact: Bellatrix and Narcissa have another sister - Andromeda who has a daughter - Nymfadora Tonks. So she is Draco's cousin.
10:44 That’s how I pictured Hermione’s hair and how it should look all the time
Last video: “Sirius is becoming my second favorite character”
This video: “Man, Dumbledore is my favorite”, “I’m rooting for you, Severus”
Dude, I’d just stop talking if I were you 🤣
His investment in characters that eventually die makes his reactions more entertaining!!
its like GoT..never have a favorite character.
Every reactor I've seen have said it and had made themselves feel bad
About them not 'speaking their spells', in the book they learn non-verbal spells in year 6. Though it's still not an easy thing to do, so it doesn't make sense for them to always do magic non-verbally
Also, dumbledore wasn't saying that tom riddle going bad was his fault. He referred to something tragic that happened in his family when he was young, but I won't go into detail because spoilers
I can't get over just how great you're doing at this reaction thing. Especially since you're so new to it. Love your videos my dude. Btw I'm glad you got to see this without being spoiled about Dumbledore death. A lot of people in the fandom didn't get that because others ruined it for them. I was one of the lucky ones thankfully. It really is a heart breaking scene although for some reason Sirius's death wrecked me more. Dumbledore's death was a close second.
I love how in this one he was hyped about Dumbledore just before, and didn't know what was about to happen. And in the last one he was hyped about Sirius and Harry fighting side-by-side, not knowing what was about to happen. He got completely sucker punched both times.
@@KatieWillems you wouldn't believe I thought the same thing when he was talking about how much he loved Dumbledore JUST before coming to the death scene. I legit cringed for him because I remembered his Sirius reaction. His timing with those two scenes were reaction video gold
Most people in the fandom didn't have anything spoiled for them. Only the movie watchers had it spoiled for them. Exactly like the red wedding from Storm Of Swords. Book readers didn't spoil the red wedding and it came out 13 years before the show. The death of Dumbledore was spoiled on the internet years after the book was published unless you actively went to a Harry Potter forum.
@@Onthebrink5 No I remember back in the day there were people who would go to bookstores during the first week of the release and yell "Dumbledore dies" at fans and then people started talking about the incidents basically spreading more spoilers. I remember my best friend being furious about it but she wouldn't tell me why until I'd finished reading my copy.
@@ZariDV You are using a hasty generalization fallacy and anecdotal evidence that you didn't even see firsthand. You are just using anything at all to back up your bullshit claim. You have zero evidence and most Harry Potter fans that would read the book during the first week wouldn't do so. You are conflating book fans to movie fans and blatantly lying about it. People in line for the movie were harrassed but not people in book stores. You have to be a kid because you will make up anything not to be wrong. Dumbledore dies was a meme that occurred after the movie released. Some of us were up to date on the books and have firsthand knowledge while you don't.
you’re so sweet! it’s also really great how you notice such small details that most people don’t on their first watch. great video and i’m looking forward to the next one!
I know right?! I never noticed slughhorn's feet under the chair!
Rob Barendilla oh haha i’ve always noticed the feet but i was referring to the part where he noticed the line that was left on the note with harry’s cloak in the first film, the line “use it well”, was also used in this movie😊 i’ve been a long time harry potter fan since the early 2000s when the movies were first coming out but it’s so cool to see others noticing the details as well!
Half-Blood Prince is one of my absolute favorites, the book and the movie. Quite possibly my favorite overall but Deathly Hallows are amazing too. Btw the young Tom Riddle in this film is played by Ralph Fiennes' (Voldemort) nephew and the young adult Tom Riddle is played by the son of the actor who played Stannis Baratheon on Game of Thrones. The original Tom Riddle actor from the 2nd movie was not brough back because this was filmed 7 years later and he was deemed a little too old to play school Tom.
I still think tom's actor from the second movie was the best. Also in terms of looks
Ah, I thought that they changed his looks on purpose, because I thought when Tom opened the chamber that he was older than when he started gathering info on horcruxes
If you really like these films and find the story very interesting: There is no way you will get around reading or hearing the books OR at least watching a video that explains the details that weren't in the movies or even wrong there.
I have heard all the Audiobooks for at least 3 times, so I am quite into the material and there are so so many things that connect these films/books. The very first chapter of the first book plays a kind of important role in the very last chapter of the last book actually which is crazy in my opinion.
But enough of this, HERE ARE SOME ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS (Of course no spoilers 😉)
- 3:34 Well, yes. The ministry is trying to push against Voldemort and the Death Eaters, but they have no chance since for once the dementors have gone over to Voldemort, Death Eaters aren't bound by any rules so they can use any charms they want (for example Imperio and you can understand that it is very difficult to find Death Eaters if they use other people to carry out their more dangerous plans under the Imperio-Curse). I can't tell you much about how the Death-Eaters are operating while the 6. film/book because there isn't much told about it in the books either, but it is true, that they are also interfering in the muggle world
- 4:20 Yes, Bellatrix is the older sister of Narcissa Malfoy
- 4:42 In this scene, Snape makes the unbreakable vow, that he will protect Draco while his job to kill Dumbledore and that if Draco is unsuccessful he will finish this job. And to answer a question later. The unbreakable vow means that you are going to die if you do something against it
- 5:24 Yes, and they are running it because Harry gave them his TriWizard-price (1000 Galleons) to start this jokeshop because he thought they could need a bit more fun in the world right after Voldemort returned and he didn't want the money because he has plenty from his mother and father and because he felt that it wasn't his at all but Cedrics and he didn't deserved it. Fred and George are doing some useful stuff as well though, like hats that surround who every is wearing them with a shield-charm because many people (even people in the ministry) can't produce proper shield-charms.
- 5:50 Yes, it is. Just a short fun-fact here (or not so funny actually): Voldemort worked at this shop after finishing Hogwarts for a while (although he first applied for the post of Defence against the dark arts and after he worked there and was in other countries for a while tried it again and after failing to get the job twice jinxed it so that no Defence against the dark Arts professor would be able to teach longer than a year)
- 10:02 Interesting enough we actually learn what the potion of living-death is in the books (the very first one actually, if I am not mistaken). The potion of living death is a sleeping-potion which is so strong that it is called the potion of living-death. I think you know why.
- 10:22 There are no specific explanations about liquid luck (Felix Felicis) from J. K. Rowling, however there are of course Fan-Theories. Here is one for example (ONLY WATCH AFTER YOU WANTED ALL MOVIES since I am not sure if there are spoilers in there): th-cam.com/video/IHIrD6hVBmY/w-d-xo.html
- 10:53 The thing with the invisibility cloak is actually pretty straight forward. Dumbledore send it to Harry because he had it at the time Harries Father died and passed it on to Harry therefor. It was actually even briefly mentioned in the first movie
- 11:17 OH NO, these aren't all about Voldemort/Tom Riddle. Actually only very few are about him since it is very difficult to find memories of him. The others are probably other things that Dumbledore want's to collect or maybe just get out of his head
- 13:02 I am not 100% sure but they are drinking it in their 3rd Year at Hogwarts (when they are 13) so, I don't think so.
- 14:59 I don't know if it's actually mentioned in the movie, but Harry didn't put anything in this drink. Ron was just so good because he wasn't nervous anymore.
- 15:57 No, I am pretty shure, he called him a Squib, which is the official term for a baby of at least 1 Wizard who has no magical capabilities. Squibs are always outcasts in the magical community and some mothers are even ashamed of themselves if they have a squib as a baby. Very strict Purebloods might even kill them or give them away into the muggle world. At least they are treated very poorly by all the other people inside the magical community.
- 18:37 Well, not that it really matters but it's an interesting fact anyway: Dumbledore is gay (EDIT: I read a fair point of somebody in the comments that this is kind of a spoiler for Fantastic Beasts but I will leave this fact in here, because it was also a known fact years before Fantastic Beasts ever got released so for me it doesn't really count like a spoiler)
- 19:07 They aren't talking because you can also produce spells without saying the incantation but it requires a lot more determination and mind-power. In fact this is kind of unrealistic, because Harry was never able to produce non-verbal spells under normal condition
- 19:39 He was crying because all his plans weren't working and he was under immense pressure since Voldemort would kill him if he didn't succeed in killing Dumbledore or at least helping with it
- 19:51 The Harry-Ginny relationship is way better in the books. That's all I'm going to say about this
- 21:11 Yes, that was the picture. He fightend two people from the orphanage in this cave that they were not the same afterwards at the time he didn't know that he was a wizard.
- 21:25 Slughorn, although it isn't really obvious, even in the books, is a very very powerful wizard who has a lot of knowledge about almost everything. That's why he was in hiding for one year before he came to Hogwarts, because Voldemort wanted him on his side and they were on the lookout for him the whole time
- 21:33 This is actually never fully adressed in the movies which makes me really sad, because it makes the character of Dumbledore much deeper. I won't say it here though, why he said all this while drinking this potion because it is very slightly adressed in the last two movies, but I will write a whole comment about it after you watched the last movie and uploaded it. This story makes Dumbledore at least twice as interesting in my opinion
- 22:07 You can't even imagine Dumbledores Power. Actually this is probably nothing for him if he would be healthy, but this potion drained him from almost all of his power.
- 22:21 No, the weather isn't changing because of Voldemort. That was just a metaphor of Hagrid. But, in the 6th book there is actually a lot more mist in the world, because the Dementors are breading. Seems odd, yes. I will keep it by that
- 22:45 As a child this movie/book was my least favorite just because of this scene. Dumbledore (my favorite character) dying. Of course, I see it different now, but it's still a dark moment every time. Oh, and Dumbledore immobilised Harry under the invisibility cloak before this scene happened so that Harry couldn't intervene and because of these few moments wasn't able to block Malfoys disarming. I think the movie-version is just not possible, because Harry would instantly attack Snape after that
- 25:19 Yes, Fawkes was never seen after this because he was gone together with Dumbledore. But on a happier note, another FunFact from the 4th book. Fawkes tale-feathers are both the core of Harries and Toms wands
Man, this is a long comment 😂 I would really appreciate feedback on this comment, because if it is positive I will of course make such a comment for the last movies too, especially since there are so many interesting things that were left out of the next two movies (especially the last one) or just not explained very good and there are even some mistakes in these movies.
Thanks for your videos. They really make me relieve my childhood when I watched the movies and read the books for the first time.
(PS: If my englisch isn't good at some point, don't be to mad but correct me. I am from Germany so englisch isn't my native language)
@LaTech wow... I would have never even known that English isn’t your native language!!!
The only thing I think you left out is that in the books there is a whole chapter on Dumbledore’s amazing funeral... something I wish they had done in the movies
@@nyxoberholz5496 Oh yes, that's true. They also concepted scenes for the movie but thought, that this was a rather long stretch for Dumbledores death and was already covered by the (amazing) scene in the grounds. I think that's actually true, but the book-version is perfect too.
PS: Thank you, good to hear. Maybe you could talk about that to my englisch-teacher 😂
the conversation between Harry and Slughorn about Lily's hope and faith always gets me.. such a beautiful well written story arc , and also RIP to Prof. Dumbledore
Something I wish he had done was find out how to enchant another Lily to give to Slughorn... as a thank you for giving him the memory. It would have made for a well rounding moment & it would’ve been very sweet. The fish could have been very close to the bottom but not dead when he went to the platform w/ Dumbledore
There is a pensive chapter in the books, when Tom Riddle returned to Hogwarts to apply as a DADA teacher, but Dumbledore denied him, and he kinda cursed the job, that's the reason why is a new teacher every year.
I’m looking forward to seeing all the different colour shirts this guys wears
Weather is changing bc of Dementors just flying around. They turn to Voldemort’s side as he has much more “victims” for them. Dementors actually don’t do sides, they’re just interested on who can offer them more souls and happy memories.
I’m waiting for your reaction to the next two movies, btw, I love them!💕
Who watches a reaction video and asks the person to turn the movie YOU'VE ALREADY SEEN,UP! I'm sorry,I want to hear, his opinion on the films.
Love your reactions bro, better than the other first timers I've watched.
"Snape I was rooting for you..."
Oh you're in for a treat in the next movie
Dumbledore/Voldemort duel in the last movie plus everything Dumbledore does in this movie makes his death at the end hit you extra hard.
Yayyy been waiting for this! 💓
Same
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Same!🙌
I have watched so many channels that do these reaction videos, but yours have been my favorite so far. You really interact with the films so well, ask the right questions, and have all the reactions that die hard fans love to see-thank you for uploading, I am so enjoying all of these!
In the Harry-Draco duel you observed that they casted spells "without talking" but Sectumsempra was spoken. That's because there are verbal spells and non-verbal spells, although some verbal spells can be casted non-verbally and some non-verbal spells can be casted verbally, you get maximum effect of the spell if you cast it right. And depending on the simplicity/difficulty of spell and how powerful of wizards you are, most spells become non-verbal eventually if you use them on a daily basis, but some verbal spells have to be verbal at all times because its power is in the incantation.
24:09 Snape's mother was a witch called Eileen Prince, she married a muggle man called Snape. By all accounts he wasn't a nice man, especially not to his wife and son.
By far the best reaction to HP I've seen .. do this for the last 2 movies too...please
He looks so disappointed when someone dies😂
I was waiting for this video! I really love your reactions. They're the best I've seen so far, because you pay attention to detail and remember things well so you can link them later on or in the next movie. If you don't mind reading, I would really recommend you read the books. In the books so much more details are given and so much more background so you understand better why certain characters act a certain way and it also goes into more depth with Harry and Ginny's relationship. Harry is a real sassy boy in the books too.
Given your reactions; prepare yourself for the very last movie as it's going to be a rollercoaster of emotions!
Not a filthy Squid, a filthy Squib. A squib is a non magical person born to at least 1 magical parent. Kinda like calling someone Mudblood, but worse since they are mudbloods who can't do magic.
"what's up with That guy?" that was Fenrir Greyback the werewolf who turned Lupin into a werewolf.
Tom looks so much different because he's older than we first saw him and has become confident in his powers and evil Douchery.
Despite being kind of a likable character, Slughorn was in Slytherin house as a student before returning to be Potions Master. After telling Tom about Horcruxes he retired, worried that Dumbledore would find out.
I have never waited for anything so bad. Love your reaction man. ❤️
SuBhaYU BiSwaS Me too
Bellatrix and Narssa Malfoy have another sister Andromida Tonks she's Tonks mother.
Slughorn loves famous students or students he feels will go on to have very bright futures. He likes to be connected to powerful witches and wizards. He had a "Slug Club" which was the dinner scene and the Christmas party. Tom Riddle (Voldemort) was one of Slughorn's favorite students (he didn't know he was into dark arts). Riddle used to offer flattery and complements as he was supposedly very charming and well liked. He knew that Slughorn liked him and so he asked him about Horcruxes pretending it was for school or for academic purposes only. Slughorn told him about them and basically how to do it. But he was ashamed so he magically sealed the memory and buried it away. He knew that Riddle grew up to be Voldemore and likely did exactly what he told him all those years ago. But no, Slughorn was not a deatheater or into the dark arts. In fact, he was on the run trying to hide from them and avoid them as they were seeking to recruit him as he is a talented wizard.
You man are like the IDEAL Harry Potter spectator I would expect everyone to be like when they first see these movies. It's such a joy to see your interest and participation in the process. Can't wait to watch your reaction to the last two movies!
Can't wait for the reactions to the last two movies ;)
Tom Riddle was much younger here than in the COS. Also, the actor who plays Tom Riddle in HBP is Ralph Fiennes nephew, they were going for the strong family resemblance
*Please react to more things if you can! You're great* 🥺
Draco has been put into a bad spot not only by his Dad but also Bellatrix is living with them and basically controlling Malfoy's as she's one of the closest followers of Voldemort. He was also raised in a terrible family. They taught him to be arrogant and act like he owns the world but at the same time punished for the slightest mistake or disobedience.
Harry wasn't raised by nice people either but he was taught humility and never take anything for granted. While Drace is like... caged slave-prince.
And, yes, he is a real Death Eater now but it's not like he had any choice =_= I wish you would read books too... They are so much better and develop lots of characters much better. As for Draco, books also tell you what he will have to endure and *DO* while being Death Eater. It's horrible :(
P.S.: that scene when Snape kills Dumbledore is THE BEST of all movies EVER. It's GREAT! Soooo many emotions with just one look and two words. So breathtaking! RIP the great Alan Rickman 🙌
Watching you watch these is so immensely satisfying as a fan. You pick up on foreshadowing, you remember everything from prior movies, and you talk about Draco’s “fit” which always makes me chuckle. Great work.
22:45 we can see the Avada Kedavra's light on your face😅
Fuck, this is brilliant!!!
Hey! Love the reactions. Snape was the half-blood prince, not because he was half-muggle, but because he invented the Sectumsempra spell that Harry used on Draco (the one that cuts one up and makes them bleed out). Therefore the "How dare you use my own spell against me" line from him. PS. can't wait for the final movie reaction, your mind is going to be blown ;)
But he was half-blood. His father was a muggle and his mother as a witch called Eileen Prince. That's why he nicknamed himself the Half-Blood Prince.
Hype, loving your vids bossman. Keeping me busy in these dark times
The weather changes because of the Dementors breeding in the fog - that's how it's described in the books.
I really love your commentary since you really think about what you're seeing and questioning it. I'd love seeing you watching the Harry Potter Prequel movies (Fantastic Beasts 1 & 2) too. And also: I'd love to see a reading vlog how you go through the Harry Potter books and catch up on a lot of extra details that were cut from the movies. Keep up the good work :)
Mcgonnagal and Luna are my two favourite characters in this entire movie series. 😜
You know when you watch one of your favourite movies with a friend that has never seen that movie before and you are just watching their reactions the whole time hoping they are as into it as you and that they notice all the intricate details.... THIS is the exact kind of reaction you look for! Love the videos, a lot of insight!
Ron is a smarter and more competent than the films show him, Hermione even gets some of Ron's stuff from the books as she is the writers favourite character. Anyway, worth the wait, great reaction like always, consider the fantastic beasts prequel series afterwards.
Why blame jk Rowling for that? I mean she’s the one who wrote him smarter in the books... how could she have affected the movie Ron? There’s so many others involved in that
@@Melanie-jy2nw I didn't say anything about J.K Rowling, I love J.K Rowling, when I said 'as she is the writer's favourite character' I was referring to the screenwriter for the series Steve Kloves who wrote the screenplays for all but one of the films. She was his favourite character and that led to a bit of favouritism when it came to adapting them books to screen. It doesn't ruin the films for me at all, it's just something I noticed in the films and in the reactors perception of the character. I also recommended the fantastic beasts series which is being written for screen by J.K Rowling, the screenplays are all her so yeah not blaming JK for anything.
Raheem Shirkhan oh ok... sorry! I misunderstood! I’m always hearing people ragging on Rowling and I feel so bad about it because she gave us this great series and I just feel we should be grateful for all the years she poured into it
@@Melanie-jy2nw i think people are like that because of how she is as a person
@@Melanie-jy2nwshe’s a horrible person and she wrote a cool world. those things can coexist
So, I've been binging your reactions and I have to say you held it together far better than I did when Snape offed Dumbledore. I sobbed like a baby. Your reactions are awesome!
Finally! Been waiting like forever! :)
I'm so glad this got put back up as it's my favorite film in the series
This is probably my favourite HP film
i love your reactions & commentary!! i have zero problems with the low audio cause i know the films by heart anyway haha and besides people should come here to see your reaction, not the film itself! if they want to watch the films, they should just watch them by themselves. i hope you're going to do more reactions of other films/series in the future cause you're super likeable xx
you're also very observant and pick up on things so well :)
Fun fact: Notice how Harry's father figures are all colour related, and how they die. Sirius BLACK, ALBUS (Latin(?) for white) Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore. One might wonder about RUBEUS (Red in Latin) hagrid's faith in the last two movies ;| .
The colour development is seen in the art of Alchemy as well. In some alchemic process they tried to work with mercury. When heating it in a crucible it first emits black smoke, then white smoke, then yellow, and at last red smoke. Who in the series is the yellow one?
Remus Lupin might be yellow if you're correct. Over here we have a plant/flower called a yellow lupine and that's the main varient of the plant to be yellow, the white colour equivalent is called the lupinus albus.
Yes, Dumbledore is such a badass 😩😭 I think that fire scene is my favorite from the whole series. He was weak and yet so powerful.
Fun fact: Dumbledore is 116 years old when he died
torress1235 yeah he was born in 1881 and died i 1997
You admiring the music is a whole ass mood. Definitely one of the most underrated movie soundtracks ever!
I tried to watch this 2 or 3 hours ago but it didn't opened :(
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS THX FOR UPLOADING :D
Your Harry Potter reaction are probably my favorite movie reactions on TH-cam ngl
I cried so much when i read this book. My mum was suppose to read it after me but she got so worried she made me tell who was dead 😅
Please do next sooon!
Johanna Dahl You should have said Voldemort died. Lol
I cried so hard when Dumbledore died, then cried even harder at the scene with the wands raised for him. I kept hoping that he would come back at some point. Still grieving I guess.
Priceless: The progression of your expressions in the thumbnails from your Harry Potter 1 - 6 videos. Can't wait for HP7.1 and 7.2
When you finish watching the movies you should definitely read the books, and also, definitely watch A Very Potter Musical, A Very Potter Sequel, and A Very Potter Senior Year.
And Harry Potter Puppet Pals
Yesss! That would be amazing!
So the Dementors have an impact on the weather. Remember in the 5th when they showed up and everything got dark? They're usually all at Azkaban all the time, so that place is really horrible. They affect not just the prisoners' minds but even their environment gets depressing. But now that they're on Voldemort's side, they're all over the place so it's perpetually dark and foggy.
The Half-Blood Prince definitely makes more sense as a title and side plot in the book than the movie. In the book, Harry's fairly obssessed with it and Hermione keeps calling him out on it, basically comparing the book to the diary in the 2nd movie. Harry keeps trying out these spells without even knowing what they do, and it culminates of course with Malfoy. But it's something that preoccupies him all movie and he desperately wants to know the identity of the Prince.
Ya dementors cause a cold shift in the weather but that’s not what hagrid meant. It was pretty clearly metaphorical, as it’s a fairly common expression to say, there’s a storm brewing, or something like that when there’s trouble on the horizon.
@@procrastinator547 I think he meant it literally and figuratively because there was a literal storm brewing when he looked out the window and said that.
So the movie is essentially called Harry Potter and Severus Snape,
We didn’t saw you react to Young Tom Riddle but the actor it’s Ralph Fiennes nephew (Voldemort) Harry and Ginny weren’t that rush in the books and a lot of people still mad about it but it is what it is!!!! Can’t wait for the last two reactions ❤️
Harry sees Dumbledore at train station: Get this man a wand
It’s cool that there’s still people who know nothing about HP and can watch the movies 13 years after the final book was published and have the exact same reactions we all did when it first came out.
I’m also super impressed with how much you’re able to pick up and remember from small flashes and bits of information. Most people I know who don’t already know the books can’t watch and understand the movies, let alone remember everything and connect to and love the characters.
When is the last one coming out!? Can't wait. Love your reactions and thoughts.
One week later and I'm still coming here everyday expecting the next one :( you're great, keep it going plsssss ;)
If you want to see more development with Harry and Ginny then I'd definitely recommend reading the books. Ginny actually has a personality in the books. The films really did the character soooo dirty
While she did have a personality in the books, I still couldn’t get on board with the couple. I always wanted him to end up with a Slytherin maybe Daphne Greengrass (or Draco Malfoy but that’s for fanfiction) because I felt it would show that not all Slytherin are evil. It would be more then black and white and Harry would grow as a person from it.
Mélanie it would be even more out of no where than. Him and Ginny actually makes sense. They grew up together and stuff. Him and a Slytherin would be random
ihave011eggos I mean like in the fifth or six book it can be integrated. And how would it be out of nowhere? He’s seventeen, it’s much more weird that he ended up with his first real girlfriend that he’s known since he was eleven. Imagine in the fifth book, a Slytherin girl like Daphne Greengrass, came up to them wanting to be part of the DA and actually learn shit. She found out about it cause she’s sneaky. At first, no one wants to let her in but then they do and she and Harry start to bond, he sees that not all Slytherin are bad. And that being manipulative or ambitious doesn’t necessarily mean being a bad person. Much more interesting and deep then his relationship with Ginny,
So glad you appreciated that wonderful intro (the best one of all the movies imo. A wonder of music, cinematography, and emotional stakes). I love how you notice all those details and your reaction to Dumbledore's death did not disappoint.
when are u going to upload the 7th movie?🔥
You're actually picking up on details I never would've thought someone would notice when watching for the first time / not having read the books. Maybe it helps that you're basically watching them all back to back:)
Please upload the next one today. Thanks in advance love ur vids.
Also I just really really admire your perceptive comments! You remember and connect events really well. Great memory and critical thinking 👏🏼👏🏼
Draco didn’t call Filch a squid he called him a squib which I think is a non-magical person whose parents are magical so pretty much a muggleborn but in reverse
not entirely non magical, he would still be able to see dementors etc.
The scene in the cave when dumbledore makes the ring of fire when he's at his weakest, gives me goosebumps every time I watch it.
When you watch people who haven't read the book watch the movies, you realize just how many questions these people must have. He asked like 10 questions that I was like... they answered that in a previous book, or you get that answer in the next book, or (more than likely) it was answered in the current one but WB decided to just not add it to the movie... That has to be infuriating.
Seen the movies and read the books countless times over the last two decades, but watching you during Dumbledore’s death hit me right in the feels.
When are you going to post the next one?🤔😊
They didn't really change Tom Riddles looks, they're showing him when he's younger than in the Chamber of Secrets. After he achieves the horcruxes is probably what changed his looks.
I love how you sympathisize with Draco and that he's really the victim. This was probably one of my favorite movies (other than the 3rd).
nope, that scene is after when the chamber was opened. the first horcrux he made was the diary, and then he went to the gaunt family house and took the ring off of morfin. here he looks much younger than he did in movie 2 than he did here even though he's meant to be older.
Fact: Tom Riddle put a curse on defence against the dark arts. So a you can only have the job for about a year.
I honestly cannot wait for you to react to Deathly Hallows! I am so jealous that you are getting to experience it for the first time! And I cannot wait to watch you do it! I literally adore the Harry Potter story, and Deathly Hallows in particular, it changed my life and I will never forget the rollercoaster of emotions I went through! #Excited
I actually love Ginny in the books. Shes more badass and sassy in there. They conveyed parts of that in the last movie but I think they really messed it up in this one. She kind of has no character in here.
I have to say I am completely fascinated how much of the Harry Potter world you understand instantly.. That's amazing man! ⚡⚡
it‘s been 6 days.. where‘s the next one???????
I missed the chapter "the white tomb" in the movie so much. I don't think I ever cried as much reading a chapter as I cried in that one. All the people there, the hagrid's brother Grope, the centaurs with the volley of arrows, the mermaids. Wow what an unforgettable chapter