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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) uses a devastating spell during a fight with Draco (Tom Felton).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Adolescent wizard-in-training Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts for another year of schooling and learns more about the dark past of the boy who grew up to become Lord Voldemort in this, the sixth installment of the film series that originated from the writings of author J.K. Rowling. There was a time when Hogwarts was thought of as a safe haven, but thanks to Voldemort's tightening grip on both the Muggle and wizarding worlds, that simply isn't the case anymore. Suspecting that the castle may even harbor an outright threat, Harry finds his investigation into the matter sidelined by Dumbledore's attempts to prepare him for the monumental battle looming ever closer on the horizon. In order to discover the key to Voldemort's defenses, Dumbledore enlists the aid of resourceful yet unsuspecting bon vivant Professor Horace Slughorn, who may have a clue as to their enemy's Achilles' heel. Meanwhile, teenage hormones cause the students at Hogwarts to lose focus on their true mission. As Harry and Dean Thomas clash for the affections of the lovely Ginny, Romilda Vane attempts to woo Ron away from Lavender Brown with some particularly tasty chocolates. Even Hermione isn't immune from the love bug, though she tries her hardest to suppress her growing jealousy and keep her emotions bottled up. But there is one student who remains completely aloof from the romance blossoming all around, and he intends to leave a dark impression on his classmates. With tragedy looming ever closer, it begins to appear as if peace will prove elusive in Hogwarts for some time to come.
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Cast: Tom Felton, Daniel Radcliffe, Alan Rickman
Director: David Yates
Producers: David Heyman, Lionel Wigram, Tim Lewis, David Barron, John Trehy
Screenwriters: Steve Kloves, J.K. Rowling
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I hate how Draco can barely look at himself in the mirror because he's so ashamed of himself
IT HURTS ME-
ikR it'S sO SAD-
It’s me at 3 am realizing I haven’t done my exam that was due before midnight lmao 😂
Cathy The Unicorn omg I’m laughing like I can’t hold I’m my laughter it’s totally funny
If anyone thinks I wasn’t sarcastic, that’s sad
why what did he do- xD
So Draco had a panic attack and Harry was like: yeah, this is good time to fight him
he came in and was like hey draco im about to ruin ur life
@professor lupins chocolate This one thing I can’t stand harry doing. Why? Just leave if you’re not going to help
He jelly that all
💀😭
@@oscarthefunnydoggo9695 He wanted him to admit while he was vulnerable
Snape: You used dark magic Potter and almost killed a student. 100 points from Gryffindor.
Dumbledore: Yes, but you used Sectumsempra correctly the first time you ever tried it. 500 points for Gryffindor.
lol
@@epicfan1598
I don’t think Dumbledore would give points for THAT.
Not even to Harry.
LMAOOOOO
Even Dumbledore would consider Crucioing Harry after he nearly killed a student. Nevermind he's the only hope of killing Voldemort he'd still punish him.
🤣🤣🤣LOL
Draco: *sobbing uncontrollably*
Harry: I know what you did Malfoy 🧍♂️
I personally feel bad for Draco he is having his momment let him be harry. You two can fight later XD
BAHAHAHA
@@-Clutch- the dude almost killed a child while trying to kill an elderly, harry wanted the smoke 💨 on sight
FR
You hexed her, didn’t you?
Is there ever a moment that Severus doesn't make a badass entrance? :D
Marni Stone I mean it’s Alan Rickman, he makes a badass entrance in everything RIP
Marni Stone Fr
Ikr
Always...
Just watching him turn already makes this movie worth watch
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Fun fact: when you use sectumsempra, you move your wand in the way you want to ‘slash’ your opponent. Harry just pointed his wand at Malfoy so he basically just stabbed him in the chest
That’s really cool
Harry’s a London driller confirmed
Instead of injuring Draco, harry could may well have killed him
wow, i had no idea of that.
@@tohnic441 Harry shanked my boy Draco. He's no suburb kid no more.
Man, Tom Felton in this scene is INCREDIBLE he's such a good actor.
@Maria Samhoun no!
He is a really really good actor
Frrrr, ikr.
That’s right
No, he's not
I love how Snape allowed Draco to suffer just to have a stare-down with Harry.
Awesome, giving Harry the chance to really avenge that nose stomp and all those bullying times.
@@KeltonTitan dude thats messed up.
@@kelkellacsamana7298 Yep 😊
Snape’s a drama queen what do you expect
Snape was so confident in his Vulnera Salentur that he knows Draco would be okay. 😆
Draco in the middle of having a mental breakdown
Harry: square up
As he should
Lol I'm dying
Draco started it. He threw the first spell at Harry, Harry in a way was defending himself, Draco was throwing his wand round left, right and center
i'm dying dude 🤣💀
Draco: no u
This film goes to show a very important aspect of human psychology.
A bully is not necessarily a psychopath.
Draco Malfoy had been a bully in school up to this point. However, when faced with the challenge of having to murder Dumbledore in cold blood, he chickens out, because it is beyond his conscience(this is also proven in the last book Deathly Hallows).
Young Tom Riddle, on the other hand, is quite the charmer in school and loved by almost all of his teachers. However, he shows his true face when he talks about Horcruxes and the possibility of killing seven people, all the while smiling. That's a psychopath, charming on the outside, but a terrifying monster lurking inside.
I see your point : Psychopaths have no conscience
Like what the movie Dismissed quoted, Bullies bully to make themselves feel big, psychopaths do whatever they please.
Draco shows a lot more cowardice throughout the books.
@Carter Atwell Oh wow that's true! I tend to forget James was a bully, you re really good explaining.
Tom Riddle is a narcissist in his school days, lacking empathy and compassion, thus becoming the killer he became. psychopaths can't control their anger/emotions whereas Riddle clearly can, these people are massively dangerous because they can blend in to all social circles. They've started changing the definition and meanings of a sociopath as well, but Riddle would go under the old version of that definition, he displays all those old characteristics of a sociopath.
This scene makes Harry seem like a bad guy, in the book it was Draco who started the fight and tried to use Crucio. And Harry would never run away after injuring someone like that, in the book he immediately tried to help Draco.
And there's also the fact that Harry had no idea what Sectumsempra would do. He wouldn't ever use it if he knew the effects. But Malfoy on the other hand knew perfectly well Crucio was dark magic, and tried to use it anyway. Malfoy is the bad guy, not Harry.
@@catguy4996 Someone finally said it
How is Harry the bad guy Malfoy tried to kill him
And then what happened later?
I kind of like it here in the movie. Harry felt remorseful, and it was a slap in the face back to reality that made him feel like finally giving up the book.
I don't think Draco is the bad guy. He wouldn't have done it, but voldemort made him do this.
Draco- *Bleeding out on the floor in pain*
Harry in books- "oh my god malfoy im so sorry i had no idea oh my god *crying*"
Movie harry- "oops" 🧍♂️
“haha oopsie” 🚶♂️
Uh oohhh (dead people from 50's laugh)
"Whooopsie :3"
Because that would NOT be dark 😩👌🏻
I don't think it was "oops," so much as shock and silent horror.
I can't even imagine the shock Snape felt, realizing that one of his spell, which he may not be very proud of, were to used to hurt a student of Hogwarts. By a boy who's not really the type of guy who would use dark and dangerous magic. And when he had to protect the boy who got cursed by it.
His guilt may be huge.
Blame Ron If he didn't take the good book Harry wouldn't have been left with Snapes book
Lol in the book he says " looks like I have underestimated you, Potter" He couldn't have imagined that Harry would pull off such a powerful spell on his first attempt.
I think he was more in shock that Harry almost killed him because of the unbreakable vow.
@@itzenthebozo6343 yes that too but he says to Harry that he never thought he'll have such a stroke for dark magic.
@@twistedpanda1143 I honestly think that was Snape being his condescending self. He knows what Harry is capable, he could have been a Slytherin after all.
Draco isn't evil. This is what it basically comes down to. Being a bully and pranking is one thing, but hurting people is REAL, killing is REAL. If you have a conscience then you can only play the role but so far. Draco learns this about himself. He's at war with himself in this story and it's actually beautifully inspiring.
yes i agree
Draco actually tried to kill Dumbledore twice but failed and Katie and Ron almost died
:/
half ass attempt.
Jeff TheJoker half assed attempts. He couldn't bring himself to do t personally
VRmission38 that's true
Terrible spell... it stains your white shirt.
That spell might kill you or worse it can stain your white shirt
Wade Use OxiClean! it gets the tough stains, out!
NintendoGuy 910 lol 😂
Wade really guys 😡
Pokèmon Simon
Wow... thanks for the information Capt Obvious.
In the book, Harry saw exactly what the spell did instead of seeing the aftermath. The blood SPRAYED from Draco's face and his chest "Like he had been slashed with an invisible sword.". His face was also described upon further inspection as "Shining scarlet."
It's really unfortunate how much they downplayed how brutal Sectumsempra actually is, but.. movie ratings, alas.
that's fascinating lmaoo
Probably didn't want an R rating. As is, this is pretty brutal for Harry Potter standards.
@@VGamingJunkieVT they could have made it pg13 and put some more blood in there
I haven't read the books could someone please explain why sectumsempra isn't an unforgivable curse?
@@ashspinks9529 it’s been awhile but I think it’s because Snape created the spell and was not known by anyone but him.
Two men, fighting in toilet, with wands. Just letting that concept sinking in.
Could of been jousting with their brooms
Pun intended or no?
Drarry shippers have entered the chat
@@catguy4996 Jesus, you can't even go to the bathroom in Hogwarts without nearly dying.
You go to have a number 2, next thing you know your in the middle of a duel
Nicholas Chen
Tom: me and daniel having a wand fight in the bathroom- god it sounds so wrong🤦🏼♂️
Malfoy : having a literal breakdown
Potter : I kNoW wHaT yOu DiD mAlFoY
Stfu
@@humbertotan9286 huh?
And what's wrong with Harry saying that?? Draco did it, didn't he??
@@Tommy_111 that’s true. I hate Draco but if he’s having a mental breakdown why come shove him up and make him feel worse?
@@Tommy_111 uh- it was a joke, can you not take a joke?
" *famous* *harry* *potTAH* *cant* *even* *go* *to* *the* *bathroom* *without* *killing* *anyone"*
YOUR SO RIGHT DUDE!!!
HAHAHAHAH
I heard that in malfoy’s voice-
@@gabbylemii3884 same lol
🤣🤣🤣
Honestly what I love about this scene, is in a sort of twisted sense, behind the magic and encantations, when you really "break down" this scene, it's essentially 2 kids having a shoot out in a bathroom.
I'm not even gonna try to unpack what you just said, i did read it but maybe seek a small amount of help, im not superior to you in anyway, but pls seek mental guidance this ain't it...
@@MinzSeoul 😑 ok... first off, it's not something that you need to lean to hard into. Secondly, watch other movies where there are gunfights, and you'll see some uncanny similarities from a visual cinematography perspective. Glass shattering from the impacts of the bullet;(or in this case spells.)Harry literally shot a spell at Draco that leaves him bleeding profusely on the ground. Yeah, he got healed almost immediately, but nevertheless he was still bleeding all over the damn floor in this scene. I'm comparing this to something out of a John Wick or Jason Bourne movie. (hell.. I'm only using those movies as an example since I couldn't think of another one off the top of my head.) And Draco and Harry are both under 18 years old in this movie, so they are still technically "kids" so I don't see the reason to go insulting me thinking I'm some deranged psycho for making that comparison...
@@mariadonkova2759 wthhh yo they’re actors. Also of all adult actors that portray teenagers you decided to complain about Harry and Draco, the two people who had the same actors since their childhood and grew with the WHOLE ENTIRE SERIES. Btw It definitely resembles a shootout have you seen any western movies?
In the book Harry is genuinely shocked to see Malfoy cry. But in the movie he is much too angry and ignores it. That's what I love.
Beeing a wizard in HP is like everyone bringing their gun to school.
reminder that this is how this scene went in the books: “blood spurted from Malfoy's face and chest as though he had been slashed with an invisible sword he staggered backwards and collapsed on to the waterlogged floor with a great splash, his wand falling from his limp right hand "No-" gasped Harry slipping and staggering, harry got to his feet and plunged towards Malfoy, whose face was now shining scarlet, his white hands scrabbling at his blood-soaked chest "No-i didn't-" Harry did not know what he was saying, he fell to his knees besides Malfoy, who was shacking uncontrollably in a pool of his own blood.”
Ok so for me rn it’s 11:24 pm and I wanna cry.
Darn...
That would've been censored for violence if it were filmed
Jesus christ
Dang
_"Sectumsempra"_ is some pretty dark magic. If I didn't know any better, I'd say it was the *fourth unforgivable curse-* albeit relatively underground and obscure. However, there is a major flaw in this reasoning: *The unforgivable curses require utmost intent to kill, control or torture.* They also require the sorcerer's full awareness & understanding of the inevitable consequences. When Harry cast _"Crucio"_ on Bellatrix Lestrange in the Order of the Phoenix, the curse failed to work because he lacked the cold, calculated, *pre-meditated* and psychopathic intent required to follow through with the torture. It was purely impulsive and spontaneous- a knee-jerk reaction.
Conversely, Harry hurled _"Sectumsempra"_ at Malfoy completely oblivious to the effects it would have... *And yet it still worked.* This suggests that this dark spell is not unforgivable.
The only counter to this spell is one of Snape's own creation no one else knows, they victim would painfully bleed out because the spell would not allow the blood to cot.
Thanks for this, really helpful.
So basically the spell cuts up the victim and doesn’t allow the blood to clot....
Jesuchristo these films were dark!
This comment is so underated...
@@samipkhatri7749 I am pretty sure some other wizards would have handy spells to fix that. But anyone would most likely die if a "coincidence" like snape doesnt happen.
I love this scene, the absolute horror in Harry’s eyes as he witnesses the result of a spell he didn’t have a clue about is just beautiful
God bless your soul :)
When Harry tried the spell he saw the horrors of the spell. Cuts, bruises, lacerations, etc. Harry did not expect how brutal the spell is.
I like to think he was more horrified that he did that to another student no matter what he did....he also should have realised that draco had no intention of hurting Katie
@@Muichiro11124yeah in the books he actually doesn’t run away and goes to draco after he did the spell, i’m so sad he ran in the movie he would never do that
SAVE MALFOY
Snape glaring at Harry was very clever. Snape clearly knew Harry had been studying his own potions book which included Sectumsempra. And that was why he sarcastically asked Harry that he dare use his own spell against him.
I think this is true, that's why he was able to deflect it...almost as if he knew he would use the spell, knowing that he had his book.
It’s also why Harry did not get expelled for what he did. If he tried to report him to dumbledore, everyone would know that HE created the spell and hid it in a book that children use.
@@SasukeUchiha-tc9xx can i ask why ddi he hide it in a children's book why couldn't he keep the book in a place only known to him, i haven't read the books so i dont know
@@janaabdelrahim8975He didnt "hide" in a children book,it was the book he used when he was a student because he had no money,he kept at the potion classroom when he became professor,because it was very old no student gets it,now he is no longer professor of potions so no reason why should be there its just a huge plot convenience.
In the books, after this scene, snape asked harry to handover his potions book, Harry ran to common room and borrowed dean or seamus potions book & showed it to snape as his own.
draco: "no you cant attack me, im mentally unstable"
Harry: "haha slashing curse go brrrrr"
nAUUURRR
XDD
LoL
in the book, draco starts it by trying to use the crucio curse on harry despite knowing what it does. harry used this curse on him not knowing what it did. harry instantly regrets what he did and even tried to help malfoy
@GamerTechyDev Harry was right to do what he did... Doesn't matter what's in the Book! This scene, It's completely justified! Was quite a joy to see Draco getting his due from Potter finally... Just hoped it'd be a bit more worse lol...
Draco: *lying on the floor crying while bleeding*
Me: Where the ambulance at!?
I think shape was being it
"HE NEED SOME MILK!!!"
Ambulance? Is it a muggle thing?
The only thing that can fix him now is FlexTape
I'd be like "Madam Pomfrey will sort it"
Harry.... " So that's what Septemsampra does!"
Sammy Rose woooooow XD
Yeah! It hurts!
Draco Malfoy AS IT SHUD BOOII
“Sectumsempra”
Draco Malfoy let’s finish this once and for all
Side note : I like how Draco takes his jumper off at the start bc he's having a anxiety attack and anxiety attacks make you sweaty. Nice lil detail there
I wish they showed Malfoy trying to use the unforgivable curse but I guess they didn't want to make him seem that evil
+Wowbow55 yeah
Harry would have just survived it anyways, He's Basically a god.
He might be a bully but he's not evil
@@rowantarek9106 in the book Draco actually tries to use crucio
@@aurora-wh8ch I'm sorry I haven't finished the books yet (even though I have bought the complete set days ago😂) but he was scared & worried so using it (even if it's wrong) was out of fear & anxiety
Malfoy: *gets cut by a spell*
Snape: *uses a spell that puts Draco's blood, along all the bacteria on the floor and the toilet's water, back into his body*
Malfoy: *dies due to the infection*
Snape: *surprised pikachu face*
OMG LOL 😂
I think the author was experienced not only in magic, but the muggle studies also xd
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
I willing to assume the counter spell only put the blood back in his body and not even a single drop of water or bacteria
i’m on a 16 hour shift and this comment made me laugh out loud so thank u
Using a completely new spell that you learned from a random old book when you have no idea what it does
Good job Harry
That's kind of the point of the bit, in both the book and movie it's suppose to show how Harry was letting this whole Voldemort thing get to him, and how he was becoming more bitter and ruthless. This fight with Draco was a slap in the face for Harry as it made him realise that he is becoming bad.
@@No-Name0087 I thought that too! Its almost like Harry is thinking to himself like "What kind of person am I turning into?" I also noticed his thoughts on Draco start to change, especially when he couldn't kill Dumbledore and shifted his hatred onto Snape instead. Draco barely made any efforts to fight Harry in the Deathly Hallows, refused to identify him in Malfoy Manor and Harry took advantage of that by disarming him and then later saving him in the Room of Requirement.
He knew what it does. He found it in the potion making book and used it to make the potion.
Oh so that’s an issue but draco attacking Harry first and using a torture spell is fine?
@@juliuskingsley4434 not quite, the book only said it was 'for enemies'. It never specifies that its use is to split someone's chest open, or that no spell other than a specific one can fix it.
This movie is so heartbreaking. Draco is just a boy. A 16 year old child forced into a murderous cult in order to protect his family. A product of his upbringing and a victim of his circumstances.
A villain is just a victim without there story told 😕
@@GAVCHAGRQPHER draco was never a villain. Just a bully.
Would you say the same thing about Voldemort?
@@dra2521 But he is technically portrayed as a villain because he a death eater and, yes actually I would but Voldemort chose to do wrong, Draco never wanted blood on his hands he just wanted his family safe that’s the only reason he joined.
@@GAVCHAGRQPHERHe was too cowardly to kill anyone, if you read the books you would know he’s a jerk and a bully, nothing more.
@@dra2521
You're just feeling sorry for Draco because Tom Felton is hot. Draco dug his down grave!
Everyone is annoying me. Draco is not a villain, he's misunderstood.
yes! my family thinks he’s so evil when he’s just broken and needs loving
@@michelehasbun1854 his family turned him into a bad person (which lead to him being a broken person after the 4 first movies) which lead him to be kind of potters archenemy for the first few movies of the harry potter franchise. He was absolutely a villain the first 4 movies he fits all descriptions, so when you say that Draco is not a villain are you talking about his character as a totality of all the 8 movies or?
@@toddy914 yes I totally understand where your coming from, i'm just saying that after he left his family he become so much better and helped house elves escape, helped hogwarts with newer technology etc. Which obviously means that his childhood was influenced his father and without his father he's a good person he was just lost in the films and he's not a villain, he was just a bully. But either way if people think he's a good person just lost or a villain he's still my fav character ahaha 💀
SAME i hate this comment section
Putte he was nothing to do with a villain in any of the movies or books. Ur just a sad idiot and dumbass lol
personally I think from this point onwards Harry and Draco had little bits of sympathy for eachother
Agreed, like harry didn't leave Draco in the room that was burning. And how Draco lended Harry his wand in deathly hallows part 2 when they think harry is dead.
Yeah, but I wonder if Malfoy ever forgave Harry for using this Sectumsempra spell on him...?
Harry’s eyes when he saw draco on the floor you could tell it hit him hard
@@catguy4996 Draco tried to torture him
The beginning of This scene literally breaks my heart!
Draco just breaks down crying cause he realizes what he’s done and he knows what he has to do and it just mentally destroys him!
literally? so you are dead?
@@clockywork that’s what they said isn’t it? I’m not sure why you’re confused
@@clockywork get a life
He sees thay the glory his dad told him wasn't glory at all. He realizes the lies his dad stands for and how serious it is.
That's not what literally means you mong
Snape is dramatic love the cape swinging as he stops and look at Draco without saying a word 😭
"There's a scene where me and Daniel had a wand fight in the bathroom"
Yes he did say that
That don't sound right....
"GOD IT SOUNDS WRONG!"
@@fantasyuniverse5175 "no matter how I say it it sounds so wrong"
Gosh that sounds wrong 😂😂
Snape: **enters bathroom**
Snape: I really need to g-
Snape: **finds Draco’s chest bleeding really quickly and Harry standing over him**
Snape: CAN YOU TWO FLIPPIN CHILL FOR ONCE I WAS JUST TRYING TO GO TO THE TOILET
I swear Snape was probably shocked that HARRY was the one who hurt Draco cuz usually Draco hurts Harry so when he saw that Harry was the one who hurt Draco he was probably like "WTF omg I know Draco usually hurts u but you killed the mf omg omg y'all are turning into assassins instead of wizards"
He just wanted to take his yearly shower in peace
In the books, Moaning Myrtle was screaming that there was "Murder in the bathroom"
@@idkkkk-- I know.
@@idkkkk-- yearly
1:38 I'd like to think that Snape saw Draco's wounds and looked at Harry, because Snape IMMEDIATELY recognized the effects of his own spell. Snape was probably wondering how did Harry get his hands on his book.
That was definitely a how tf do you know that spell kind of look
Yes. I also think that Snape's stare was not just of shock, but also a way of saying, "What have you done?!"
what i do love about this is when harry realized how much he screwed up and harmed someone even someone he hated. the look in his eyes the regret of something he cant fix. really good stuff there
Jus sayin for all the people defending draco here, in the book he tries to use crucio, but harry casts sectumsempra first.
Snuggles in the game too
Snuggles it really says a lot when the first spell he thinks and nearly succeeds in using is one of three worst spell so much so that it is considered illegal by the government
Snuggles that wouldn’t have worked any way he has to mean it, he has to truly want to cause someone severe harm or it won’t work same with the killing curse I believe
Grant Richardet doesn’t matter if it wouldn’t have worked he still attempted to cast it and the only reason he wasn’t able to was because Harry was quicker
The problem is that yes, Draco was going to use an Unforgivable and that's AWFUL. It's terrible, and in part highlights his desperation. But Harry used an unknown spell marked 'For Enemies'. He had no idea what it would do, if it would cause serious damage, if it could kill someone. It was untested, unknown. But he used it anyway, instead of casting something like Stupefy. And Harry himself KNOWS it was a mistake. You don't see it in the movie but he feels guilty for almost killing Draco in the book. He used untested and unknown magic specifically designed to hurt someone you consider an enemy. That's what the issue is here.
That part when Draco is crying, it's just so, i don't know, sad.. I love Draco and he is my fav character < 3
Jessi :3 I wonder how many people Draco made cry from his ruthless bullying and harassing? Amazing how idiots like you erase 5 movies and books of HORRIBLE behavior and then feel sooooo bad for him.
That's a little harsh, I mean even Harry felt bad for the guy afterwards (I mean yeah it was after a magical beat down but still). Sure Draco is a twat, but he's being forced to commit murder by other murderers in a war that will decide the future, he's got little choice.
Aashish Malla He had a choice.. He could of told Dumbledore who himself offered to protect Draco and his mother, there’s always a choice
Jessi :3 same
His face when they returned the bird dead. He knew he doesn't have it in him.
Just realized something.
IF Harry learnt how to cast Vulnera Salentur.
He could have saved BOTH Dobby and Snape as both died not cus of the wound but cus of huge blood lose and what Vulnera Salentur does not only cures wounds...it'll also restore lost blood.
Damn,the thought of it is so unfortunately depressing.
Oh my..
No. It only heals wounds made by sectumsemptra.
@@oscarthefunnydoggo9695 I doubt it could've healed Voldemort's spell. But Dobby was stabbed with an ordinary knife. I feel like it could've saved him.
Snape, technically would have died due to snake venom, had his wounds been healed. There's irony in the fact that a master postion brewery like Snape would die at the hands of Nagini, a poisonous snake, however in saying that nothing acctauly suggests that Snape, was 100% killed.
@@bologna3464 Snape died to nagini, not voldermort
Oh my goodness. This is amazing acting. Draco’s panic, and Harry’s horror as he realized what he had done.
I want a book/movie by rowling with malfoy as the main character
toothakace agree
咪 咪 fff
As much as we want that,she would never do it. She doesn’t give that much credit to Draco
That is what fanfiction is my friend
Never
Imagine that when they looked under the stalls they saw just a dude taking a dump xD
"Vanish me poopum!"
Or getting head XD
He's like 👁👄👁🙏
@@jny5179 BRUH
Lol the whole bathroom gets destroyed and the only thing left is some guy taking a dump like the lawyer in Jurassic park
“God dammit potter! I come in here to take a piss and this is what I walk in too? Ten points from Gryffindor!”
XD That's gold.
Also Snape: "Now I know that you truly are just like your father, Mr. Potter. I could never have a piss in peace when he was around!"
@@catguy4996 Classic. 😅😅😅
'Why have you been in the toilet for so long. .... People will think your..... Up to something'😅😅😅
Dumbledore: 50 PoiNtS FoR GrYfFINdoR
This was the first moment I felt heart-stopping sympathy for Draco. Before this, I hated him. When this scene happened, the shift from hate to sympathy was so quick that my heart was twisted in pain. Tom Felton's acting here is legendary, Daniel Radcliffe compliments him just perfectly, it's a magnificent performance from both. To the sheer helplessness in Draco's face, to the look of utter horror on Harry's own, and then Draco shaking in a pool of his own blood... The Half-Blood Prince had too many tear-jerking scenes.
Couldn't agree more!
Draco deserves it in my opinion. Yes, I know that sounds harsh, but we’re talking about someone who literally wished death upon Hermione in their second year. That’s when he wasn’t calling her a Mudblood or making fun of the Weasleys for being poor
@@matthew_conway I agree. s Dumbledore said, it is our choices who make us who we are. If Draco did not want to do murder anyone, he could have went to Dumbledore and confessed. Together, perhaps they could have figured something out to throw Voldermort of guard and help defeat him. But Draco was a lazy coward who thought he was better than other people. Sirius grew up in the same environment as Draco but was nothing like him further proving that you cannot blame your upbrining for your behaviour.
Same! When he was crying on the floor in a puddle of blood mixed with water. That was just too much for my heart to handle 😣
@@matthew_conwayThat’s all just bullying. It doesn’t make him evil.
The book makes it seem very Drarry:
"No -" gasped Harry
Slipping and staggering, Harry got to his feet and plunged toward Malfoy , whose face was now shining scarlet, his white hands scrambling at his blood-soaked chest.
"No - I didn' t-"
Harry did not know what he was saying; he fell to his knees beside Malfoy, who was shaking uncontrollably in a pool of his own blood.
It's kind of more realistic in the books, Harry looks mildly shocked in the films and he runs away Harry wouldn't do that in the books, in the books he fell forwards to try and help Draco.
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Josie Boulware Its not "drarry" at all. And wishing for them to be a couple is horrible. You want a horrible bully and the kid he torments for years to be a couple. Disgusting.
Only Draco tried to crucio Harry
You are just oversexualised by media. Not any physical intimacy is a sign of sexual desire
I like to appreciate characters for what they truly are as much as I can. To me, Draco isn't a good guy, but he is just a kid. He is a bully, definitely, but not a killer, and it is sad to see a kid put through that kind of emotional turmoil in the later part of the series. Interesting how Malfoy talks so badly of Hogwarts at the beginning of the film but you can clearly see he is terrified and upset when Bellatrix destroys the Great Hall, and lights Hagrid's hut on fire. Sure, he isn't a good person, but I have to feel bad for him sometimes.
Draco is many things but he is not a murderer . Yes he is a bully and an ass but there is a difference with him and many others.
Draco is a good person inside, The kid has no sense of direction in life and because of that he's forced to prove himsef to his scumbag father that he's not worthless, He challenged himself that it got him to be a Death Eater member.
True. I truly love Draco. Maybe other people only lack comprehension about his role that is why they hate him.
He just wanted to be like his father, ruthless and poisonous, but he isn't.
A.I.G Draco always loved his father& Lucius also always loved his son. That was made pretty clear in the books. Draco didnt challenge himself to become a deatheater to make his father proud, he was forced to become one, because Lucius messed up getting the prophecy in the minestry. Neither Lucius nor his wife were fine with what Draco was forced to do in the HBP. Lucius couldnt do anything, since he was in Askaban& Narzissa clearly didnt agree with the task, that was forced on Draco. That’s why she asked Snape for help. It was Lord Voldemort‘s fault. As much as I like Draco& feel sorry for him here, but let‘s not forget, that he was a bully& a big reason for his change was, that he& his parents were threatened by Voldemort. I doubt Draco would have ever changed, if Lucius didnt make any mistakes& stayed Voldemort‘s second in command. Draco only changed, because Voldemort threatened his family. The same goes for his mother& father. Draco also was never abused by his parents. He gets spoiled by both in the books& movies. Draco isn’t the poor abused little boy. That was Harry.
I think this spell actually managed to smother Harry's hatred for Draco. Harry is a good person and he knew he didn't want this to happen the moment he saw the effect. I still prefer the book's scene, although I was impressed by their acting skills. They cut out the heartbreaking conversation between Myrtle and Draco.
Tom was criminally underused. :/
Another thing that's annoying about how they adapted this scene into the film, was they made it seem like Harry was a villain and got away with it. But it definitely wasn't the case. In the book, Harry immediately regretted using that spell on Draco and rushed over to his aid. Snape burst in, took Draco to the hospital wing. He came back to the bathroom and Harry was punished with like 2 months worth of detentions.
I believe Harry was so ashamed of himself, he actually accepted that he deserved his punishment... for once...
You know, at first, Harry's reaction is akin to someone who instantly regrets what he has done:
“No -” gasped Harry.
Slipping and staggering, Harry got to his feet and plunged toward Malfoy, whose face was now shining scarlet, his white hands scrabbling at his blood-soaked chest.
“No - I didn’t -”
Harry did not know what he was saying; he fell to his knees beside Malfoy, who was shaking uncontrollably in a pool of his own blood.
However, that remorse is quickly swallowed up by his fear of losing the Half-Blood Prince’s Potions book, even though it was what got himinto the sticky situation in the first place.
He felt stunned; it was as though a beloved pet had turned suddenly savage . . . And what would happen when Snape saw it? Would he tell Slughorn - Harry’s stomach churned - how Harry had been achieving such good results in Potions all year? Would he confiscate or destroy the book that had taught Harry so much . . . the book that had become a kind of guide and friend? Harry could not let it happen . . . . He could not . . .
Then after he successful hides the book, Harry’s next concerns include the Quidditch match he is going to miss because of his detentions with Snape, whether or not he will be able to get to the book again, and his new relationship with Ginny. One concern is noticeably missing. How is Harry not in the slightest bit concerned that he almost killed a peer, regardless of what his relationship was like with that peer?
It could be argued that Harry does feel bad for almost killing Draco if one looks at the conversation he has with Ron after he fights with Hermione again over the Potions book:
“You don’t think I’m mad, wanting that book back, do you?”
“’Course not,” said Ron robustly. “He was a genius, the Prince. Anyway . . . without the bezoar tip . . .” He drew a finger significantly across his own throat. “I wouldn’t be here to discuss it, would I? I mean, I’m not saying that spell you used on Malfoy was great -”
“Nor am I,” said Harry quickly.
“But he healed all right, didn’t he? Back on his feet in no time.”
“Yeah,” said Harry; this was perfectly true, although his conscience squirmed slightly all the same. “Thanks to Snape . . .”
But a slightly squirming conscience is as far as Harry will go. The conversation turns abruptly to his detentions with Snape, and next thing you know, Harry is whining about how his detentions get in the way with time he could be spending with Ginny. This is a huge problem.
The nightmares that Harry often experiences when he is a witness to violence, torture, and near death are noticeably absent; the regret that should be expected from our hero for nearly committing involuntary manslaughter is barely mentioned. Instead, he is more concerned with staying in possession of the book that got him there in the first place and how inconvenient his well-earned detentions are for his love life. He never once wonders if Draco will be okay; he takes it for granted that his actions will have little to no negative repercussions.
For a hero who sacrifices his life for the good of the wizarding world and gives Voldemort a chance to show remorse before he finishes him off, Harry shows a troubling lack of regret and guilt for so rash and dangerous an action. I would like to think that somebody regarded as a hero would feel more than a slightly squirming conscience over nearly taking someone else’s life.
No one can help me..
What was the conversation about between draco and myrtle??
I like how Snape heals him while speaking Latin (sounds like Latin). Touching moment.
Maybe a lot of the magic is Roman inspired including the first Olivander wand maker was from ancient Rome
Vulnera Sanentur derives from the Latin vulnus, "wound," (in which the roots of the English "vulnerable" may be seen) and sanare, "to heal"; it is translated "may the wounds be healed."
Almost all if not all the spells are Latin actually.
Draco Malfoy is the person I want to punch and hug at the same time
Edit: The Harry potter books are too hard not read over and over again
I’d rather hug lol
*Bayley has entered the chat*
People don't know much of him until you read the 6th book (HPB) because that's where he stood out the most
The first five I would punch him, but this one he needed help
Same, haha-
Tom did SUCH a GREAT job portraying all the feelings Draco could have 😭
Yes. All three actors brought out so much humanity and emotion for their characters. And afterwards, just with minor little sounds, eye glances, and body language, the scene becomes so heartwrenching. Draco's twitching and crying show that he's in pain too great for words, and just how scared he is of death. Harry's silent look of horror shows how much he regrets using the spell, along with guilt that has shaken him to the core. And Snape's stare is one of understandable shock, both that Harry knew the spell and that Harry had actually crossed THAT line, even if by accident.
I get that they changed it from the book, but I enjoy that they made Draco more sympathetic and Harry more morally grey.
It added more to their characters.
Harry lost some of his innocence and good nature from trauma and so he became more bitter. Loss can do that and sometimes you find yourself becoming as hateful as the ones you are fighting against. It makes his choice to fight against Voldemort more admirable.
Draco lost his naive admiration for the reality of who his father was and what he truly stood for. He now spends his days in fear of retaliation from Voldemort.
there's 2 people to blame for this Professor Snape for Writing that Spell in the book and not destroying it when he had the chance And if Ron Let harry Have the good Book and not Snapes Book this scene wouldn't have happened then again is it out of the realm of possibility Ron would have used the spell on Draco for calling Hermione a mudblood
@@AlexisStreams I don’t think Severus is too blame for Harry taking his book and not giving it back
Harry saying a spell he knows nothing if is reckless
@@shataysianelson9414 fair enough
@@AlexisStreams so basically blame Einstein for e=mc² for the millions dead in Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
@@chirayatachatterjee1569 huh?
1:20 The look on Harry face when he tested the spell Sectumsempra was shocked when he saw the effects of the spell: blood, lacerations, scrapes, cuts and bruises on Draco’s body.
I know right he wasn’t prepared for that-
It's even worse in the book. In the movie, it looks bad, but in the book, it's downright brutal
When I saw this part Harry didn’t expect how horrible the spell is.
I think he used it in the first movie right? When they first dueled?
Considering that Draco in the novel attempted to use the Cruciatus Curse, that makes me wonder if he would’ve been busted for using it if he shot Harry first before Harry attempted to use Sectumsempra.
if you look very carefully at 1:49 you can just see the dark mark through his white shirt
Nice catch.
Woah thanks
Where?
Henry Singleton thank you
@@jesschameleon4345 poor guy stuck in darkness .
1:47 Why does Hogwarts even have an infirmary? All they need is for Snape to mumble a couple of words and the students are good to go
I hate when cowards don’t comment back, he schooled you , going to say something? Coward
@@yaboifry2071 Lol, I think you need to get laid
@@yaboifry2071 This is a public TH-cam comment section. People are not required to reply to random strangers on the internet.
@@catguy4996 The irony 😂
@hello ur fantastic Well now, the only way to know that I'm everywhere on TH-cam would be to do that yourself. If I'm "everywhere", then so are you. So why are *you* everywhere then? Hmm
This scene proved to me Draco had a conscience, he just put on this "I'm a pureblood, I'm better than everyone else" front for years.
It wasn't a "front," he genuinely believed it. He's only getting cold feet here because of the impossibility of his task and the direct threat to his life. This is only the first step that would prompt him to abandon those beliefs.
Draco: *having a literal mental breakdown because of how ashamed he is of himself*
Harry: *attempts to kill Malfoy*
Yeah except Malfoy through the first spell Harry only defended himself after that
@@retronerds6884 Yeah but Harry literally stabs the guy.
@@under-dog5390 you're point draco tried to kill him and threw the first spell draco get's no sympathy
@@retronerds6884 Crucio doesn't kill, sure it's not great but it's not a killing curse.
Not like Harry never uses it either, same for other "unforgivable" curses.
@@under-dog5390 it's a torturing curse draco tried to have harry poisoned hence the whole freaking out his plan didn't work and harry used unforgivable curse in self defense draco wasn't fast enough to get crucio out
1:15 ommgg the sound draco made is brilliant acting ommgg and the other sounds threw this scene
No bias from your profile picture
Magma Fang 😂
The sound seems like a mix of gasping for breath and crying.
@@AnyaFitel Y E S
honestly I like this scene more here than in the book, they made Malfoy less evil by not having him try and cast crucio and Harry Potter is waayy more relateable the way he just kind of froze up when he realized he may have truly hurt malfoy. Absolutely love this scene
Draco is everything! Tom Felton did an awesome job acting him. It really shows his pain, anger, sadness, and all that emotion. Both Tom and Draco are cuties and talented peeps. I LOVE THEM SOOOOO SO MUCH
Draco is my fav character in Harry Potter :3
@@LovelySunnshine Eww no I like Harry ugh why do u like Draco you know...My father will hear about this!
Thats kinda rude..
@@lizzierblx4165 is that a threat?
@@lizzierblx4165 Opinions are a thing, respect them.
Tom Felton said this was one of his favorite scenes to film because they used practical effects. He said he felt like he was doing real magic when he pointed his wand at things and they blew up.
1:02
Harry: oh crap, what did I do??
Snape: You attacked a student Potter
@@cobracorporal6738 *Slaps him over the head with a book*
Snape: u attacked a kid now turn to page 394
;___( I'LL REVENGEEE
Draco: My father will hear about this POTTAH😡
That moment when you realize that James Potter was a worse bully than Draco
JAMES?!
Diana Gordon James bullied snape during their entire time at Hogwarts
And thats why I hate Snape.
@@brauliovasquez6765 why you hate Snape when he is so good
@Scientasy-Guy by what ways of mine may I ask
Fun fact! When you use sectumsempra, you're supposed to slash your wand sideways, like a sideways cut. Harry pointed at draco while using the curse, so it's like draco was stabbed.
…
Draco couldn't even cry in peace.
1:25 Draco: Bleeding all over the place
Harry: Oh no! I am so sorry! I will go get the nurse!
Nurse: Eh, Just put some ice on it
*BLUE NAPKINS*
The nurse in poor schools be like
And it was in this moment, Harry knew he screwed up
Imagine the gossip: Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy were fighting with their wands in the bathroom. Afterward, Draco was so tired he couldn't even stand straight.
Who let Rita Skeeter into the school again?
*choking noises*
These 3 comments are gold
Draco: having a panic attack and crying
Harry: *I’m about to end this child’s whole career*
Snape be like "uh-oh someone is using my old book"
i think he’s more like “wow harry i didn’t think u had the guts to use dark magic and almost kill a fellow student.”
This is the part where everyone saw Draco as good and Harry as evil.
Such confused feelings occurred atleast to me.
Did everybody forget about the previous scene where Harry had to save Ron's life due to bullshit Malfoy did or did that not happen
@@retronerds6884 the fangirls bro
@@TheJmsJose97 it annoys me when they put harry down to bring malfoy up, it’s true that draco had to go through a lot and harry shouldn’t have used a spell he wasn’t familiar with, but harry was never a villain
i never saw him as evil .
@@TheJmsJose97 it’s worse when those fangirls try to ship harry and draco like WTF
When Draco was laying in a pool of his own blood and crying it broke my heart...I started to cry too. He might seem like a bad character, but deep inside he is not.
I honestly think that the cinematography shots with Snape and Malfoy look amazing and dare I say breath taking and beautiful.
So harry and draco had a wand fight in the bathroom...
EL Eccentric #drarry
LMAO 😂😂
Lol
God that sounds wrong-
???: C'mon you son of a bixxh💕
???: Oh my shoulder...ahh~💕
ok i was watching this super siriusly and the i remembered the meme of tom saying ''me and daniel just had a wand figth in the bathrooms... omg it sounds so wrong'' and i couldnt freaking stop laughing :v
1:51
OXI CLEAN. GETS THE TOUGH STAINS OUT.
r4ge This made me laugh so hard after cryIng sO mUch
*HI BILLY MAYS HERE FOR OXY CLEAN*
1:34 Such an awesome camera shot...
Harry's side is misty symbolising his confusion and shock. Snape's side is clear, symbolising him being the solution in knowing how to heal Malfoy from his own spell as the Half-blood Prince 👌
Draco Malfoy the boy who was at a war with no one but himself
This Scene Always Makes Me Shiver And Tear.
You Can See That Malfoy Doesn't Want To Be Like This (Although He's Rude, But Give Everybody A Chance?) You Can See It, He Can't Do Anything About It And He's Really Sad.
And For Harry
He Was Only Protecting Himself You Dumbos Saying Harry Was An Asshole In This Scene.
What Are You Expecting Harry To Do? Sing With Draco Or Something? Also In The Book It Shows Harry Worried About Draco And Tries To Help Him.
I Feel Bad For Both
Don't capitalise every word you brainlet
Why'd you capitalize every word?? Are you auditioning for P!ATD?
Actually i dont feel bad for Harry at all I blame Ron for Harry Using the Half Blood Prince's Book
I like how Harry carries the book around like it boosts his stats :D
Draco: *having a mental breakdown*
Harry: "Get up, Malfoy!"
In the books, Draco actually was going to use the Cruciatus Curse against Harry, and Harry said Sectumsempra before he could finish. Wish they did that in the movies too.
I want jk rowling to rewrite the series from dracos point of view, or at least the half blood prince
Miakat03 well that would be a whole lot of pointless.
That’s pointless and stupid why not prequel series
i would like it from severus snapes pov or dumbledore
How about a OFFICIAL book or story after Battle of Howarts right up to cursed child. Maybe see more growth in character we never got to see...
I would watch that
Watching this without context really just makes it seem like Harry is bullying a poor, emotionally distraught Draco.
@Melon Pupper Not really, Draco clearly struck first.
@@stevedavidson5038 what happened? I watched the movie years ago so I can't remember
What people tend to forget about HP characters is the situation these characters are in. This is a war. Nothing is fair in war, nothing is as it should be. What makes this scene memorable is what it symbolises. In HP it's very easy to distinguish who's good and who's evil, but in the real world... That's not possible. Because good or evil, the people who go to the front line and shoot the bullets are all grey characters. Like Draco, like Harry. They're caught in war, they're fighting in it, right side or wrong side. But _they_ didn't have much of a choice. After the war, there are no winners or losers. Everyone loses. People lose people dear to them, people lose themselves, their health, their sanity.
The second wizarding war was a _war._ It's important to remember that this scene points exactly towards that.
EXACTLYYY idk why people are saying who’s good and who’s bad. They’re almost all grey
The fact that everybody knows that Draco is not evil hearted, just forced to do these things because of his family's pride, and loyalty to Voldemort makes it even more sad
He wanted to become a death eater
I actually love how Harry respectfully nodds to Draco just before Draco casts the first spell. He knows what the pain is like and doesn't judge him despite Draco having been a bully since early on. But Draco can't have somebody seeing him like this which is understandable as well...
Draco:*literally almost dying on the floor while crying*
Harry:i DiDn'T dO tHaT!
Plzzz he apologized so much
@@fangslut no he didn’t!
@@Tu.mi.tienes.loco_Loco.contigo yes he did lol, well not in the move but in the book he apologized and felt bad. In the movie even it’s clear it wasn’t international to hurt him like that, and personality I count the movies and books as the same but if you don’t then that’s cool I respect ur opinion
@@Tu.mi.tienes.loco_Loco.contigo lmao are you a troll
@@fangslut I did not take it, that is what I ment
The way this is desaturized and almost in black and white makes the red blood even more striking and horrifying for harry and the viewer
Thanks to French cinematographer Bruno Delbonnel, who did the cinematography of this movie.
Cam Draco have a moment to him self without Harry barging in
No lol
I KNOW LET THE MAN SOB IN A BATHROOM
Ash ?
I know, the poor man was letting his emotions run when Harry sticks his abnormally shaped nose into the bathroom, Draco is panicking and loses control so he reacts with fight or flight, nature chose fight that’s why he took his wand out like gees everyone’s talking crap abt Draco while I’m sat in the corner looking straight through Harry, he’s more evil that Draco cos Harry actually had some of (we do not mention his name) in him as he was the last corcrux so surely that would make Harry worse?
@@truecrime8352 tf are u hating on harry for, in this scene draco was the first to start a fight and harry would’ve let him cry in peace if he hadn’t cursed a student, harry used a spell without knowing it’s power, i’m so sick of people favouriting draco and justifying all his actions when it never even makes sense, harry is the last person who would be worse than draco
00:16 please don't cry Draco🌹😭❤
Honestly I feel sorry for both of them.
Both are traumatized confused children forced into doing things that kids shouldn't have to do.
Draco having a panic attack:😢😭
Harry:🤩😜
Did anyone notice that in the scene where he is most vulnerable, he spills his “pure” blood.
Draco: CRUC
Harry fastly: SECTUMSEMPRA
Draco: WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
LMFAOOOO
Daddy help....
Man the fact that the movies kept going darker and darker made this brilliant to watch
The book version of this scene is far far better than the movie. Trust me, I've read it. And it didn't show Harry so eager to fight in the first place. In the book, he just stood at the door and watched Draco crying and communicating with Myrtle (yes, she was there too). Harry was basically stunned to see Draco crying. It was when Draco spotted Harry's reflection on the mirror that he knew Harry was there. And the fight started. It's really not at all like Draco being in the middle of a mental breakdown and Harry being like, I know what you did. This is showing Harry so rude, oh dear!