And he didn't even meant Voldie, he ment himself and he blamed himself for Ariana's death even though it was Gwindawald. No worries, this was cut of from the movie so not a spoiler. Even with HP deathly hollows part 1 and 2 still not enough to fit everything.
@@-zerxvil-5208 Makes perfect sense (I need to re read the books it's been forever) remember when Dumbledore & Harry went to the cave thing and Harry had to make him drink that stuff? If you listen you hear Dumbledore saying "It's my fault..it's all my fault...it's my fault" 🥺 it's just so sad..😭
You are right, Draco didn’t have a choice. He was not only threatened by Voldemort with killing him, but he was going to kill his parents too. Draco’s mission was meant to be a punishment for Lucius breaking the prophecy. Also Draco was supposed to fail the mission.
@@olavihekandjo2928 I agree and disagree at the same time. 😁 Yes, his parents had a choice a long time ago but because of their choice he didn’t get to have one. He had Voldemort living in his house treathening him to kill his parents. His parents chose to be on Voldemort’s side, therefore he had to go through his task if he wanted to keep them alive. Any kid would do anything to keep their parents alive and well.
@@zuzkam2468 he had a choice. Let his parents die or kill an innocent man. That was his choice. It being a hard choice doesn't mean he didn't have one.
Also, Draco was raised to be the way he is. He was practically brainwashed by his parents to be a bigot. NOT saying it takes away his responsibility to all the awful things he's done, he still was an asshole. But it sure is easier to grow up to be a decent person in a right environment. And Sirius is proof you still have a choice even if your parents are horrible, it's just a very difficult one and can cost you your parents. Which was easier for Sirius because unlike him, Draco really did love his parents.
1:22:38 something you might not catch unless you've read the books: when Tom is asking Slughorn about Horcruxes, he already knows how to make them. The camera closes in on a ring Tom is wearing. That ring was a Gaunt family heirloom - the Gaunts are a pure pureblood family who are direct descendants of Salazar Slytherin, one of the four founders of Hogwarts. Tom Riddle's mother was a Gaunt and he stole the ring from his uncle, his only living relative, and framed him for the murder of the Riddle family (his father and paternal grandparents who were muggles), who Voldemort killed himself. What knowledge Voldemort is actually seeking from Slughorn is if it's possible to make more than one horcrux, specifically making 7.
Not actually making 7. He asks about dividing his soul into 7 pieces which is not the same thing. One part of his soul stays in his body so he means to make six horcruxes
@livb6945 Yes, that's right! My apologies, I misspoke. He wants to make 6 horcruxes, thus splitting his soul into 7 pieces. However, as his soul is so unstable he accidentally goes on to make 7, splitting his soul into 8 pieces, when he attacks Harry as a baby.
"Severus..." That noise scared Harry more than anything else he'd gone through that night; For the first time, Dumbledore was begging. Snape didn't say anything. He merely stepped forward, shoving Malfoy out of his way as he did. The three Death Eaters stepped aside without a word. Even the werewolf seemed to crouch down. Snape looked at Dumbledore for a moment, and there was disgust and hate etched on the lines of his face "Severus... please..." Snape raised his wand and aimed straight at Dumbledore "Avada Kedavra!" A stream of green light shot out of Snape's wand, hitting Dumbledore straight on the chest. Harry's scream of horror never left his mouth, forcing him to watch, quiet and still, as Dumbledore was thrown into the air: For a fraction of a second he seemed to hang under the shimmering skull, and then he slowly fell backwards like a big rag doll, over the jagged edges of the wall and out of the view (Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, chapter 27)
I remember I was reading that part and crying my eyes out, and in that exact moment my mother called me (she and my dad were visiting another city) I answered the phone still crying, and my mother all worrried asked me: "Did something happen to you?" and I answered her: "Snape killed Dumbledore" , hahaha, I still laugh thinking about the whole situation
@MMiel-mv2pt I really wish they kept this in the movie because there's no way Harry would have just stood there if he could move. And anyway. Him being able to move again is just confirmation that Dumbledore is actually dead. It even would foreshadow it with the story of the fish that Slughorn tells.
Snape's mother was Eileen Prince and his dad was a muggle making him a half blood prince. Snape's rival in potions as a pupil was Lily Evans (Potter). Note Slughorn is a good Slytherin and there are others such as Andromeda Tonks (Black).
@@jellalfernandes1309 No her husband and daughter were in Hufflepuff and I believe her grandson Teddy was also.. She was a Black and all Blacks were in Slytherin except Sirius. She after all looks like a kinder Bellatrix. After the lads have finished the series, look up the fan film 'sisters of the house Black' a prequil which looks at how each sister changes.
Not sure if the idea that Lily was Snapes rival in potions is anywhere in the books. Slughorn is only seeing her ability but if you think about it Lily was probably, just like Harry in this year, leaning on Snape's talent as long as they were friends.
Kudos to you guys for catching Dumbledore was asking Snape to do it to save Draco’s soul. I’ve watched so many of these reactions and you’re the first ones to catch it.
it's funny because in the movies they changed the dynamic between ron and hermione a lot, in the books he's so protective of her that he kind of becomes her hero and that's why she falls in love with him in the movies he's just clueless all the time
Voldemort expected Malfoy to fail at his task, which would mean death for him and his family. It was punishment for Lucius' failure at the ministry to obtain the prophecy. They would have to see their son fail knowing what fate awaited when he did. Voldemort is twisted like that.
i havent read the books so idk how different it is in the movie but the reboot need to have the same level of care and attention as the movies and books if it is going to succeed as a hbo series
I'm not invested in the reboot series, but I always hated this movie because it left out SO much and changed so much (and then added completely unnecessary stuff that just made no sense and disrupted everything and was time that could have been spent on actually relevant story). The sixth book is probably my favorite.
the writing in the books is extremely descriptive, which allows you to basically watch a scene in your head using the context written.. which is generally how books work xD
In the book, Harry does only take a sip and saves the rest. It comes in handy for his Dumbledore's Army friends during the battle in the corridors as the death eaters are both entering and then fleeing the castle. Unfortunately that battle was cut from the movie.
Snape’s interaction with Harry at the Christmas party is one of the most brilliantly “Alan Rickman” scenes in the whole series. “You’ve just earned yourself a month’s detention’s McClagen nnnNNOT…………………… so quick, Potter.” “[…] can surely survive your AB-sence… foranothermmmMMIN-ute.” the perfect timing of that ‘I’m so fucking done with this kid’ turn and walk away The guy knew how to chew certain words and movements so precisely it’s insane
If you have a muggle parent or a muggle grandparent and the other is a wizard you are half-blood. So Ron is “Pure-Blood”, Harry is Half-Blood, and Hermione is Muggle Born
Another thing, did you realize that the antidote that Harry uses to save Ron is the same one that Snape calls his attention in the room in the first movie?
And the one Slughorn was saying his class would soon be talking about when Harry comes into the classroom to make his first attempt at discussing Tom Riddle with him.
The love story of Harry and Ginny is very well described in the books and how they actually get together their first kiss was actually after they win the quidditch game and ginny kisses harry in front of everyone. Ginny really loved harry but he never paid attention to her until later after Cho thing had happened. And harry was also very scared of Ron finding out as their friendship was on the line ❤
i was so happy to get the notification of this video!!! your reaction to the franchise is honestly one of the best out there and god knows i've watched a lot of hp movie reacs! appreciate you guys so much
I understand why you were hopefull about Harry getting together with Cho in this movie. However, I am affraid that will never happen. The 5th movie dealt with their "love story" differently than the book. If you read the book, you will see their relationship simply falls apart in such way that during Harry's sixth year they don't dare to even get close to one another. The only thing that existed between them was mutual physical attraction and Cho trying to cope with Cedric's death by emotionally attaching herself with someone that shared the same pain as her. Basically, to her, Harry was a replacement to what she had lost. So, when the couple faced real troubles in their relationship, they didn't even bother to fix them.
I don't think that's quite right. She was attracted to Harry before Cedric - she liked him. Probably a crush. While, yes, they couldn't go back after it fell apart, Harry wasn't a replacement for Cedric, it was just really bad timing. She should have given herself time to grieve before starting a relationship with anyone - she was still dealing with the loss and it's not that easy to move on after a tragedy like this. The thing is, yes, she did compare her relationship with Harry against her relationship with Cedric, but it wasn't like she didn't like Harry and was only using him for a bandaid fix to her emotions. Sadly, though, Harry was never going to win against her angelicised memories of Cedric, especially so soon after the fact. Rose Tinted Goggles and all that shit. But she did actually like him and did want to go out with him, but like Hermione said, she was likely feeling a WHOLE LOT of emotions every time they were together and his connection to Cedric's death just didn't help the situation at all. Maybe if they'd waiting for her to actually grieve properly, it could have worked out. He could have been someone who understood her pain and she could have been someone he could lean on in troubled times, but it was far too much, far too soon. But hey, kids do dumb shit and don't really process when they need to take steps back and breathe a bit. Always in a hurry to move forward instead of giving themselves time to adjust. It's a great thing in some ways, but a terrible thing in others, and in this case it wasn't a good thing.
@@7thlittleleopard7 imo their relationship also showed a lot of immaturity and inexperience on Harry's part. He didn't know how to deal with the complex emotional state Cho was in, but he also wrote her off when things got bumpy, and ultimately the final nail in the coffin was that Cho stood by Marietta and Harry didn't even try to understand why she would. Which, imo, is a bit of hypocrisy from Harry, bc he would stand by his friends too. Cho wasn't in the right emotional space to start a serious relationship for obvious reasons, but I don't think Harry was either.
I definitely empathize with Draco. Yes, he’s a bully. But only because his father bullies him. Most of his family are death eaters and he has Voldemort as a housemate threatening to kill him and his parents if he doesn’t do what he’s told. His father is in prison and Draco is being punished for his fathers failures. Also, do you honestly think Draco dying would stop Voldy murdering everyone he can? He would do it just to get back at Draco’s parents, then still kill everyone.
In the movies, he's sympathetic boy on the verge of turning to the good side and has an abusive dad. In the books, he's heavily spoiled by his parents to the point where he casually says he "bullies" his dad into buying what he wants. He loves his parents very much and is always proud and defensive of them. If the Malfoys have one good trait, it's being a loving family and putting family first before their fear of Voldemort.
the reactor was passing me off not gonna lie, Draco was clearly projecting his insecurities and jealously by bullying harry, but never wanted to actually hurt him because he's not evil, you have to be very apathetic to not sympathize a little with him, like what do you mean he deserves to die, be for real right now
This movie in particular pains me because Ginny has no more personality than a rock and it’s like watching two robots try to get together. There’s no build up, no chemistry, no feeling. To anyone who hasn’t read the books, I assure you that Ginevra Molly Weasley is probably the coolest fucking person in the entire literary world. She’s brave, funny, smart, popular, and is meant for Harry. The poor dude would literally be walking around bouncing off of walls with no direction without her lol. You watch them gradually evolve from Ginny’s hero worship phase to the still shy and slightly embarrassed little sister, to the witty and funny sibling whom he enjoys a causal friendship with, to Harry noticing her more and more but being too dumb to realize to what he’s feeling, to “oh my god she’s my best mate’s sister but I can’t help it I’m in love with her.” I beg everyone to read the books anyway because the movies are subpar, but for nothing else read them to erase how dirty they did Ginny in the movies.
“Coolest person in the Entire literary world” is a bit much but yeaaa they did her dirty. She was a cool girl who was so attractive that Harry couldn’t help but notice her brilliance
I don't know if you noticed, but Luna belongs to Ravenclaw, but she's always in the middle of the Gryffindor crowd, in this game she was even dressed as a lion haha
They changed how Dumbledore was disarmed. Dumbledore was not supposed to willingly let Draco expelliarmus him, he paralyzed Harry under the invisibility cloak at the last second once he saw someone coming through the door (Draco) plus he was already weakened from the potion. Movie changed crucial details as per usual
If your wondering why Harry and Ginny’s relationship progressed so fast in this movie it’s because in the books there relationship happened over time which is the one and only thing that I hated about the Harry Potter movies and they did a terrible job at showing Harry and Ginny’s relationship in the movies because it happens so suddenly out of nowhere
I don't know..Even in the books this relationship felt fake to me. I think Harry should end with Hermione. Rowling said in one interview that indeed making Hermione and Ron a thing was a mistake and she did it just to avoid too obvios love relation Harry - Hermione. But in the end that too obvious relationship was the most natural in the series.
@@shunz5677 and tbh, people say that Harry and Ginny's relationship was out of the blue, but I think otherwise. Ginny had a crush on him since she was introduced. And Harry had feelings for her almost an entire YEAR before they finally got together. Almost an entire year! How is that out of the blue? I feel like people just try to use that argument to justify that they don't like the relationship.
@@professor_deadshotIt's even mentioned that multiple times in the book that Harry didn't see Hermione any more than a friend and several times mentioned that she was like a sister to him. Meanwhile, since OotP, Hermione was trying to get Harry to notice Ginny behind the scenes. It just took a while for Harry to realize it. Sure you can make an argument that it is a little rushed considering the luck potion is what got her to end dating with Dean. I mean Harry had an inner struggle the entire book saying "She's Ron's sister, I can't do that". The Harry/Ginny development had been set up from Sorceror's Stone technically but the relationship started to unfold around OotP almost immediately after when Cho and Harry had a falling out. It wasn't an outward showing of affection like Ron and Hermione had but this is something that was developing for a lot longer than most people give it credit for.
The cave scene in the book is so much more intense, and soooo much sadder with Dumbledore suffering the effects of the potion he was drinking, but the effects of the fire in the movie version of the scene were soooooo good. It really took the power of book Dumbledore in that moment to heart, as he was producing major fire there, too. I wish they had left in the lines between Harry and Dumbeldore about not being afraid at the start and end of their cave adventure.
In the Order of the Phoenix book, the fight between Dumbledore and Voldermort describes the whole fight seen. I’d advise you to read it as you will 100% understand why people are saying “Dumbledore shits on Voldermort”. He was 1 step ahead of him at all times, fighting voldy whilst protecting Harry without even breaking a sweat and walking towards voldy as if he was taking a leisurely stroll in the park. The films defo don’t do him justice !
Well, you can't compare them, Dumbledore has the experience gained through the years, so he's obviously more powerful. Imagine Voldy at Dumbledore's age...
Well, it makes sense Dumbledore bested Voldemort so spectacularly. Not only was Dumbledore an extraordinarily gifted wizard with immense magical knowledge, with many more years of experience, but he had another advantage we don't learn about until the 7th book.
The comment Draco makes on the train about ‘pitching himself off the astronomy tower’ always struck me in hindsight, especially seeing as that’s exactly where we see him later when he’s isolating himself and clearly going through inner turmoil about the path that has been laid out for him. On the train, it was just a snide comment attempting to be like his father by mirroring his hateful attitudes toward the school and Dumbledore, but we clearly see later that he doesn’t hate hogwarts at all, as we see his face when Bellatrix is destroying it. So perhaps, whenever we see him brooding silently, alone in the Astronomy tower, he’s in fact considering ‘pitching himself off’, as he so subtly indicated was on his mind…
wow, i had never thought about it that way before. Draco was actually showing a lot of classic signs of a suicidal person - mood swings, change of appearance (his weight loss + sickly appearance), his obvious depression when he was seemingly zoned out and moping, isolation, losing interest in things (notice how he had nothing to do with Quidditch that year), the crying and panic attacks. that whole thing he said about "pitching himself off the Astronomy Tower if he had to attend Hogwarts for two more years" (because he knew what he had to do while he was there) and "you won't see me in Charms class next year" really hits different now 🥲
That is exactly what I had been thinking. I had thought he’d said “piss myself off the astronomy tower” but the sentiment is still the same. I didn’t realise it initially, but after seeing Draco in that split-second transition scene, standing at the top of the astronomy tower and looking out, it’s clear he’s likely contemplating it, especially as he’s then feeling riddled with guilt about the hex Katie endured from the cursed necklace he gave to her. He may have been a bully, but he had never gone that far before. I also think it’s really poignant that the astronomy tower is where the deed is carried out in the end. Sort of foreshadowing, as well as being a ‘make or break’ place for Draco. This probably added another layer of emotion, as he watched Dumbledore ‘fall to his death’ in the same place he could have done only a few months earlier.
Harry tried to give Cedric’s dad his winnings from the TriWizard tournament, but Arthur ( Cedric’s dad) refused the money and so Harry gave it to the Weasley twins. They used it as capital to start their business. Oh and in the book when Dumbledore drank the poison as he was yelling “Kill me… it’s my fault” he was remembering the day his sister Ariana died. There was a whole duel between Dumbledore Aberforth ( Dumbledore’s brother) and Gellert Grindewald and one of the spells hit her and killed her and no one knew who’s spell it was. So he feels guilty about the whole incident.
1:30 Talking about books - Half-Blood Prince is the best book in the franchise. Which means nothing, as this movie specifically is the worst adaptation in the whole movie series. It's nonsensical, it doesn't focus on the literal titular plotline, it gives extreme amounts of like movie only filler. Which - with how pretty it is and how good budget it got, it was a major waste. I genuinely wish that instead of the whole filler Burrow scene (that is against any lore we had of that part about safety), or that awful flirting scene in the beginning - they just gave us Dumbledore talking with Dursleys or more memories about Voldemort. Especially the one about his mother or maybe the one where he frames a house elf for unliving an old lady with some Hogwarts founders' items. 26:50 Snape btw. was the student. 40:20 He had to play it up for Umbridge - but guess who told Order to go to the Ministry? Snape was the one who actually saved them. 1:22:45 Here Tom was twisting a ring... This shows that he already made one or maybe even two Horcruxes. Gaunt family ring, by ending his own father and grandparents. And potentially the Notebook - by ending Myrtle using the Basilisk. 1:23:55 Technically the ring wasn't that hard to destroy. But Dumbledore made a mistake, by going alone - he got lured by it and got cursed, before he broke protective enchantments. And it's very visible later in the movie that he always needed to take a second person. As he would easily just unlive in the cave as well. 1:26:40 This area is where Tom Riddle and his orphanage went for holidays. He used magic to take himself and some kids down the rocks to this cave. This is also where he tortured some of them. A significant place - first place he felt powerful 1:39:15 So movie never really goes into that plotline. But through book - Hermione searches for Half-Blood Prince. Ultimately finding it. Snape's mother was from Pure-Blood family of Prince (not a title - surname). His father was an abusive Muggle. Like Tom Riddle - he picked a magical name to cut himself out from the trauma. 1:41:40 I would also love for them to actually show us the funeral like the book did... But oh well.
I love that I'm reading someone else's comment who COMPLETELY states my opinion. Everything you said, I agree with. I have such an intense dislike for this movie and especially the god-awful filler Burrow fight. Urgh
I hate that this Harry FREAKING Potter says at the end of this movie "I've never realized how beautiful this place is." It's so stupid it bothers me everytime.
Yeah, D. Yates left out all the f battle of the astronomy tower and the amazing funeral where we can see how real was Harry-Ginny relationship and all the war that was coming.
Sad fact: Daniel Radcliffe (Harry) was struggling with alcoholism during the shooting of this movie. By his own admission, he was either drunk or hungover in every single scene.
I knew a boy who made all the wrong choices. Many people think that dumbledore is talking about tom/Voldemort. But honestly I think he is talking about Grindelwald.
Also, if no one mentioned this, Voldemort wanted the DADA class as soon as he graduated but was denied. Then he cursed the position, that’s why the teachers always vary
He didn’t turn into his dad, he was acting like Felix Felicious the creator of liquid luck. That’s why he says “I have a good feeling about Hagrids…. Or ‘Felix does’ know what I mean?” That’s why he said that
Please Read Book Facts 1) Dumbledore already know about Voldemort Hucroxes. He don't know how many of them. Also Dumbledore give Harry ideas what other Hucroxes are need to find. 2) Dumbledore try to stunt & hide harry at that friction of second Dreco disarm harry.
My only issue with this movie is that i felt that it could have been a two parter. For one there a was a lot of memories that weren't shown that fleshes out Voldemort's background and family as well as clues and scenes that expand on the Half Blood Prince title.
Maaan, your pained expressions during the scene of Dumbledore drinking the potion broke me xD I've never teared up during that scene but seeing you guys go through it just stirred sth in me haha your reactions give me lifeeee
Dumbledore has been my favourite character ever since I read the books when they first came out, and this book made me cry. Really sucked that we couldn’t learn more of his crazy power. Would love if they did a series on Dumbledore’s history and rise to power. Very interesting and complex character and would love if Rowling expanded more on it.
After Dumbledore death they put a Painting of Dumbledore in ghe Headmaster room and there harry went and talked to him again, Dumbledore just said that he trust him for the battle coming. Amazing
When your finished you guys should watch the anniversary special where they all came back it's really good and you might learn some neat info on the series.
Some of the things that was in The Half Blood Prince book that was not in this movie. Dumbledore comes to visit Harry at the Dursleys home. He tells Harry that Sirius left a will and Harry inherited Sirius' Grimauld Place house and Kreacher. Dumbledore advices Harry not to free Kreacher because he knows too much about The Order of the Phoenix secret group. If Harry frees Kreacher then he is liable to go to Sirius' next of kins which would be his cousins Bellatrix Lestrange and Narssisa Malfoy. So Harry instead ordered Kreacher to go work in the kitchen of Hogwarts with Dobby in the mean time while Harry goes to school. Dumbledore also told the Dursleys off for being abusive to Harry and for raising spoiled Duddly in the way they did. A very satisfying moment in the books indeed. 😄🧙♂️🪄👍
you're the first reactors I've seen guess that the vanishing cabinet was being used for transporting people. everyone finally gets it right as everyone walks out of the cabinet, and you guys cracked the code before he even got the apple back. and were convinced by the apple. well done!
Dumbledore was 115 when he died. At this point Ron had never even kissed a girl. Ron is a little clueless about girls. There are a lot more memories about Voldemort in the book than there are in the movies. Young Tom Riddle's line in the book was actually "I can make bad things happen to people who *annoy* me.". I don't know why they changed it to "people who are mean to me" in the movie. Voldemort was punishing the Malfoys because Lucius failed to get the prophecy. That's why he chose Draco to try to kill Dumbledore. He was pretty sure Draco would fail and since that's what he would do, Voldemort expected Dumbledore to kill Draco or at least put him in Azkaban with his father. The Vanishing Cabinet at Hogwarts was broken and Draco was trying to fix it. That's why the first bird died.
You know, I never considered Harry a half blood. Parents were both magical, even though his mother was not born from magic. We don’t even know much about his father and his family ties. It would be interesting to see how that book came into being because of what we find out later. Also Fax walking out reaction is exactly what I wanted to do when I first saw this movie in theaters 😂😂😂
The way Snape just had let it out (about saying that he's the half blood prince) is because he created the spelled 'sectumsempra' and he knew harry used his book for the classes
Only commenting this because I saw you have deathly hallows part 2 up on your patreon, but that's crazy that you were able to notice that Dumbledore was asking Snape to do it so that Draco didn't have to.
This movie left so much out but not having all the memories was the most unforgivable. The one I was looking forward to most was Bob Ogden visiting the Gaunts. I wish they'd cut back Lavander's screentime for more important things. Would've been cool to see the battle in the corridors when the death eaters are there, but thats a forgivable omission. They also left out all of the Professor Trelawney stuff, which was also actually important to the story, and made up a scene that never existed anywhere in any of the seven books instead. (It was actually to make up for the missing battle at Hogwarts, but ya know). The burning of The Burrow. That scene makes no sense anyway as their house is supposed to have been safeguarded at the time. This movie also makes a lot unnecessary changes but every one of these movies does that. There is one however I really wish they hadn't changed. When young Riddle is talking to Dumbledore at the orphanage I wish they hadn't swithed 'annoy' to 'mean,' as the former is so much more sinister for a child to say.
Dumbledore vs Voldemort Fight ““I have nothing more to say to you, Potter,” he said quietly. “You have irked me too often, for too long. AVADA KEDAVRA!” Harry had not even opened his mouth to resist. His mind was blank, his wand pointing uselessly at the floor. But the headless golden statue of the wizard in the fountain had sprung alive, leaping from its plinth, and landed on the floor with a crash between Harry and Voldemort. The spell merely glanced off its chest as the statue flung out its arms, protecting Harry. “What-?” said Voldemort, staring around. And then he breathed, “Dumbledore!” Harry looked behind him, his heart pounding. Dumbledore was standing in front of the golden gates. Voldemort raised his wand and sent another jet of green light at Dumbledore, who turned and was gone in a whirling of” “his cloak; next second he had reappeared behind Voldemort and waved his wand toward the remnants of the fountain; the other statues sprang to life too. The statue of the witch ran at Bellatrix, who screamed and sent spells streaming uselessly off its chest, before it dived at her, pinning her to the floor. Meanwhile, the goblin and the house-elf scuttled toward the fireplaces set along the wall, and the one-armed centaur galloped at Voldemort, who vanished and reappeared beside the pool. The headless statue thrust Harry backward, away from the fight, as Dumbledore advanced on Voldemort and the golden centaur cantered around them both.” ““It was foolish to come here tonight, Tom,” said Dumbledore calmly. “The Aurors are on their way-” “By which time I shall be gone, and you dead!” spat Voldemort. He sent another Killing Curse at Dumbledore but missed, instead hitting the security guard’s desk, which burst into flame.” “Dumbledore flicked his own wand. The force of the spell that emanated from it was such that Harry, though shielded by his stone guard, felt his hair stand on end as it passed, and this time Voldemort was forced to conjure a shining silver shield out of thin air to deflect it. The spell, whatever it was, caused no visible damage to the shield, though a deep, gonglike note reverberated from it, an oddly chilling sound. . . . “You do not seek to kill me, Dumbledore?” called Voldemort, his scarlet eyes narrowed over the top of the shield. “Above such brutality, are you?” “We both know that there are other ways of destroying a man, Tom,” Dumbledore said calmly, continuing to walk toward Voldemort as though he had not a fear in the world, as though nothing had happened to interrupt his stroll up the hall. “Merely taking your life would not satisfy me, I admit-” “There is nothing worse than death, Dumbledore!” snarled Voldemort.” ““You are quite wrong,” said Dumbledore, still closing in upon Voldemort and speaking as lightly as though they were discussing the matter over drinks. Harry felt scared to see him walking along, undefended, shieldless. He wanted to cry out a warning, but his headless guard kept shunting him backward toward the wall, blocking his every attempt to get out from behind it. “Indeed, your failure to understand that there are things much worse than death has always been your greatest weakness-” Another jet of green light flew from behind the silver shield. This time it was the one-armed centaur, galloping in front of Dumbledore, that took the blast and shattered into a hundred pieces, but before the fragments had even hit the floor, Dumbledore had drawn back his wand and waved it as though brandishing a whip. A long thin flame flew from the tip; it wrapped itself around Voldemort, shield and all. For a moment, it seemed Dumbledore had won, but then the fiery rope became a”
“serpent, which relinquished its hold upon Voldemort at once and turned, hissing furiously, to face Dumbledore. Voldemort vanished. The snake reared from the floor, ready to strike-There was a burst of flame in midair above Dumbledore just as Voldemort reappeared, standing on the plinth in the middle of the pool where so recently the five statues had stood. “Look out!” Harry yelled. But even as he shouted, one more jet of green light had flown at Dumbledore from Voldemort’s wand and the snake had struck-Fawkes swooped down in front of Dumbledore, opened his beak wide, and swallowed the jet of green light whole. He burst into flame and fell to the floor, small, wrinkled, and flightless. At the same moment, Dumbledore brandished his wand in one, long, fluid movement-the snake, which had been an instant from sinking its fangs into him, flew high into the air and vanished in a wisp of dark” “smoke; the water in the pool rose up and covered Voldemort like a cocoon of molten glass-For a few seconds Voldemort was visible only as a dark, rippling, faceless figure, shimmering and indistinct upon the plinth, clearly struggling to throw off the suffocating mass-Then he was gone, and the water fell with a crash back into its pool, slopping wildly over the sides, drenching the polished floor. “MASTER!” screamed Bellatrix. Sure it was over, sure Voldemort had decided to flee, Harry made to run out from behind his statue guard, but Dumbledore bellowed, “Stay where you are, Harry!” For the first time, Dumbledore sounded frightened. Harry could not see why. The hall was quite empty but for themselves, the sobbing Bellatrix still trapped under her statue, and the tiny baby Fawkes croaking feebly on the floor-” “And then Harry’s scar burst open. He knew he was dead: it was pain beyond imagining, pain past endurance-He was gone from the hall, he was locked in the coils of a creature with red eyes, so tightly bound that Harry did not know where his body ended and the creature’s began. They were fused together, bound by pain, and there was no escape-And when the creature spoke, it used Harry’s mouth, so that in his agony he felt his jaw move. . . . “Kill me now, Dumbledore . . .” Blinded and dying, every part of him screaming for release, Harry felt the creature use him again. . . . “If death is nothing, Dumbledore, kill the boy . . .” Let the pain stop, thought Harry. Let him kill us. . . . End it, Dumbledore. . . . Death is nothing compared to this. . . . And I’ll see Sirius again. . . . And as Harry’s heart filled with emotion, the creature’s coils loosened, the pain was gone, Harry was lying facedown” “on the floor, his glasses gone, shivering as though he lay upon ice, not wood. . . . And there were voices echoing through the hall, more voices than there should have been: Harry opened his eyes, saw his glasses lying at the heel of the headless statue that had been guarding him, but which now lay flat on its back, cracked and immobile. He put them on and raised his head an inch to find Dumbledore’s crooked nose inches from his own. “Are you all right, Harry?” “Yes,” said Harry, shaking so violently he could not hold his head up properly. “Yeah, I’m-where’s Voldemort, where-who are all these-what’s-” The Atrium was full of people. The floor was reflecting emerald-green flames that had burst into life in all the fireplaces along one wall, and a stream of witches and wizards was emerging from them. As Dumbledore pulled him back to his feet, Harry saw the tiny gold statues of the house-elf and the goblin leading”
“a stunned-looking Cornelius Fudge forward. “He was there!” shouted a scarlet-robed man with a ponytail, who was pointing at a pile of golden rubble on the other side of the hall, where Bellatrix had lain trapped moments before. “I saw him, Mr. Fudge, I swear, it was You-Know-Who, he grabbed a woman and Disapparated!” “I know, Williamson, I know, I saw him too!” gibbered Fudge, who was wearing pajamas under his pinstriped cloak and was gasping as though he had just run miles. “Merlin’s beard-here-here!-in the Ministry of Magic!-great heavens above-it doesn’t seem possible-my word-how can this be?””
Once you been hit by Avada Kedavra there no turning back. its GG. The killing curse can't fail, ever. :c This was really sad scene just like how Gandalf the Grey fell. It kinda similar right. Both Gandalf and Dumbledore fell to their downfall. Only Gandalf came back but it was still heart breaking. RIP the greatest wizard who ever lived.
I dont know which confuse is more amusign. That with "how people who read book knows what is in the books" or "both harry's parent are wizard so harry is half blood... becose he was in muggle world yes?"
Awesome video keep up the good work & I’m glad u are watching my favorite Harry Potter movie today because I know harry will have amazing year in Hogwarts this year in year six & his adorable smile is so adorable & funny too & we only see harry smile in the last movie but now we seen him smile more now & ginny well always show up in the camera a lot now & this movie will be so much fun this year in 2023 ☺️
Fun fact: im pretty sure that Daniel Radcliffe was actually high when he shot the scene with slughorn and Hagrid. Going down to Hagrids. THATS why he was acting like that and they just went with it. Plus it was perfect for the scene.
It's not a matter of Voldemort's trust tbh. Draco was tasked to do this by Voldemort as his father's punishment for screw ups. Not only the fiasco with the prophecy at the Minisry, but also the fact that Malfoy had the chance to use Tom Riddle's diary to fulfill Voldy's plans and they failed and that he was always cowardly when it came to real deal, like when Bartemius Crouch Jr. used the Morsmordre spell (Giant skull with snake in the sky) he was having fun with a group of death eaters in the camp, but when he saw the skull, he fled and so on.
I hope you watch next is the movie called Legends of the guardians that movie is fire 🔥 all characters is well written and the story too i hope it get a sequel someday because the story is open ended
One thing that is a bit of a shame is that they didn't include all of the memories that Dumbledore had about Voldemort. The ones that they didn't include are as follows; 1. A Ministry official visiting Voldemort's mother's family, the Gaunts, in their run down shack of a home, where you see that Voldemort's grandfather Marvolo (Voldemort's middle name) and his uncle Morfin are both crazed and inbred muggle haters who regularly speak to snakes, and that Voldemort's mother Merope was severely abused and that she ran away with a handsome Muggle man named Tom Riddle by bewitching him with a love potion. He later abandons her and she dies in the orphanage giving birth to Voldemort. 2. Voldemort at the age of 16 visiting his Uncle Morfin and framing him for the murders of Voldemort's muggle father and muggle grandparents that very night. (Their abandoned manor house is the one that Voldemort was hiding in at the beginning of Goblet of Fire, where he killed the old caretaker) 3. A young Voldemort in his 20's working at the dark wizard shop Borgin's and Burkes after Hogwarts, and while visiting a rich witch named Hepzibah Smith finding that she had a magical goblet that belonged to Helga Hufflepuff, as well as a locket that had belonged to Salazar Slytherin, an object that belonged to Voldemort's mother before she pawned it. That night, Hepzibah is killed by Voldemort by bewitching her house elf to poison her drink, and he steals the cup and locket. 4. Voldemort in the 1960's, visiting Hogwarts to ask for a job as Defense Against the Darks Arts teacher, only for Dumbledore to suspect that Voldemort only wants the job to recruit followers. After rejecting Voldemort for the job, no teacher has lasted more than a year at the job, as it is now cursed out of spite by Voldemort's hand.
Book fact: Harry gave his winnings from the goblet of fire to Fred and George... That's how they opened the shop
I keep forgetting this isn't in the movies. Also peeves not being in the movies is a crime.
@@RayAkumaat least they tried to include him. The actor was just too funny so the children couldn't keep a straight face and he was cut in the end.
oh taht makes sense now
"I knew a boy who made all the wrong choices..please let me help you" that line from Dumbledore to Draco is always so heartbreaking to me 💔🥺
You can only do so much when giving advice to those younger than you. He definitely tried and tried to save people from tarnishing themselves
And he didn't even meant Voldie, he ment himself and he blamed himself for Ariana's death even though it was Gwindawald. No worries, this was cut of from the movie so not a spoiler. Even with HP deathly hollows part 1 and 2 still not enough to fit everything.
@@-zerxvil-5208 Makes perfect sense (I need to re read the books it's been forever) remember when Dumbledore & Harry went to the cave thing and Harry had to make him drink that stuff? If you listen you hear Dumbledore saying "It's my fault..it's all my fault...it's my fault" 🥺 it's just so sad..😭
@@-zerxvil-5208 No, he means Regulus Black who was also Death Eater
You have to ask yourself this question: had draco really a choice??
You are right, Draco didn’t have a choice.
He was not only threatened by Voldemort with killing him, but he was going to kill his parents too. Draco’s mission was meant to be a punishment for Lucius breaking the prophecy. Also Draco was supposed to fail the mission.
Also he's literally got Voldemort crashing at childhood home. Imagine the holidays.
He had a choice. His parents had a choice. He was in a tight spot but he had a choice. Ron and Hermione made the same choice too.
@@olavihekandjo2928 I agree and disagree at the same time. 😁
Yes, his parents had a choice a long time ago but because of their choice he didn’t get to have one. He had Voldemort living in his house treathening him to kill his parents. His parents chose to be on Voldemort’s side, therefore he had to go through his task if he wanted to keep them alive. Any kid would do anything to keep their parents alive and well.
@@zuzkam2468 he had a choice. Let his parents die or kill an innocent man. That was his choice. It being a hard choice doesn't mean he didn't have one.
Also, Draco was raised to be the way he is. He was practically brainwashed by his parents to be a bigot. NOT saying it takes away his responsibility to all the awful things he's done, he still was an asshole. But it sure is easier to grow up to be a decent person in a right environment. And Sirius is proof you still have a choice even if your parents are horrible, it's just a very difficult one and can cost you your parents. Which was easier for Sirius because unlike him, Draco really did love his parents.
1:22:38 something you might not catch unless you've read the books: when Tom is asking Slughorn about Horcruxes, he already knows how to make them. The camera closes in on a ring Tom is wearing. That ring was a Gaunt family heirloom - the Gaunts are a pure pureblood family who are direct descendants of Salazar Slytherin, one of the four founders of Hogwarts. Tom Riddle's mother was a Gaunt and he stole the ring from his uncle, his only living relative, and framed him for the murder of the Riddle family (his father and paternal grandparents who were muggles), who Voldemort killed himself. What knowledge Voldemort is actually seeking from Slughorn is if it's possible to make more than one horcrux, specifically making 7.
Not actually making 7. He asks about dividing his soul into 7 pieces which is not the same thing. One part of his soul stays in his body so he means to make six horcruxes
@livb6945 Yes, that's right! My apologies, I misspoke. He wants to make 6 horcruxes, thus splitting his soul into 7 pieces. However, as his soul is so unstable he accidentally goes on to make 7, splitting his soul into 8 pieces, when he attacks Harry as a baby.
"Severus..."
That noise scared Harry more than anything else he'd gone through that night; For the first time, Dumbledore was begging.
Snape didn't say anything. He merely stepped forward, shoving Malfoy out of his way as he did. The three Death Eaters stepped aside without a word. Even the werewolf seemed to crouch down.
Snape looked at Dumbledore for a moment, and there was disgust and hate etched on the lines of his face
"Severus... please..."
Snape raised his wand and aimed straight at Dumbledore
"Avada Kedavra!"
A stream of green light shot out of Snape's wand, hitting Dumbledore straight on the chest. Harry's scream of horror never left his mouth, forcing him to watch, quiet and still, as Dumbledore was thrown into the air: For a fraction of a second he seemed to hang under the shimmering skull, and then he slowly fell backwards like a big rag doll, over the jagged edges of the wall and out of the view
(Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, chapter 27)
The books are so amazing 👍... I always found it so much more painful that in the books Harry is literally paralyzed and can't do anything to help
When I read this part for the first time as a kid, it broke me. I also couldn't believe this was happening, right until the end of the book.
@@MMiel-mv2pt Agreed 😔
I remember I was reading that part and crying my eyes out, and in that exact moment my mother called me (she and my dad were visiting another city) I answered the phone still crying, and my mother all worrried asked me: "Did something happen to you?" and I answered her: "Snape killed Dumbledore" , hahaha, I still laugh thinking about the whole situation
@MMiel-mv2pt I really wish they kept this in the movie because there's no way Harry would have just stood there if he could move. And anyway. Him being able to move again is just confirmation that Dumbledore is actually dead. It even would foreshadow it with the story of the fish that Slughorn tells.
Snape's mother was Eileen Prince and his dad was a muggle making him a half blood prince. Snape's rival in potions as a pupil was Lily Evans (Potter). Note Slughorn is a good Slytherin and there are others such as Andromeda Tonks (Black).
I thought andromeda tonks was a hufflepuff
@@jellalfernandes1309 No her husband and daughter were in Hufflepuff and I believe her grandson Teddy was also.. She was a Black and all Blacks were in Slytherin except Sirius. She after all looks like a kinder Bellatrix. After the lads have finished the series, look up the fan film 'sisters of the house Black' a prequil which looks at how each sister changes.
@@grahamgresty8383 Interesting
Not sure if the idea that Lily was Snapes rival in potions is anywhere in the books. Slughorn is only seeing her ability but if you think about it Lily was probably, just like Harry in this year, leaning on Snape's talent as long as they were friends.
Kudos to you guys for catching Dumbledore was asking Snape to do it to save Draco’s soul. I’ve watched so many of these reactions and you’re the first ones to catch it.
I'm so proud of em for catching that😂
to be fair fax watched it be4
“Oh to be young and feel loves keen sting…” is such a good line after witnessing that. 😂
it's funny because in the movies they changed the dynamic between ron and hermione a lot, in the books he's so protective of her that he kind of becomes her hero and that's why she falls in love with him in the movies he's just clueless all the time
1:16:44 my favorite interaction from all the movies combined! That "Harry??? - SIR?" is so good
Voldemort expected Malfoy to fail at his task, which would mean death for him and his family. It was punishment for Lucius' failure at the ministry to obtain the prophecy. They would have to see their son fail knowing what fate awaited when he did. Voldemort is twisted like that.
Yep the movies left out a whole lot of important stuff from the books, which is why i kind of like the idea of the reboot happening
i havent read the books so idk how different it is in the movie but the reboot need to have the same level of care and attention as the movies and books if it is going to succeed as a hbo series
I'm not invested in the reboot series, but I always hated this movie because it left out SO much and changed so much (and then added completely unnecessary stuff that just made no sense and disrupted everything and was time that could have been spent on actually relevant story). The sixth book is probably my favorite.
Yes I've always disliked this movie for that reason there are just so many important details
cant wait for hermione 🖤🤧😂
@@laithaljibat4108they have a lot to play around with in the later movies.
the writing in the books is extremely descriptive, which allows you to basically watch a scene in your head using the context written.. which is generally how books work xD
Lol but good point nonetheless
yeah but the book is 15 hours long read who in our society has time for that in this time an age
@@devonashwa7977 you don't have to read it all in one go, many people do a chapter or two a day
In the book, Harry does only take a sip and saves the rest. It comes in handy for his Dumbledore's Army friends during the battle in the corridors as the death eaters are both entering and then fleeing the castle. Unfortunately that battle was cut from the movie.
Snape’s interaction with Harry at the Christmas party is one of the most brilliantly “Alan Rickman” scenes in the whole series.
“You’ve just earned yourself a month’s detention’s McClagen nnnNNOT…………………… so quick, Potter.”
“[…] can surely survive your AB-sence… foranothermmmMMIN-ute.”
the perfect timing of that ‘I’m so fucking done with this kid’ turn and walk away
The guy knew how to chew certain words and movements so precisely it’s insane
How I wish I WISH we could have heard Alan Rickman deliver this line: "I understand what a nickname is!" 😆😆😆
@@cjg8763 uuugggh why must you taunt me with these fantasies
If you have a muggle parent or a muggle grandparent and the other is a wizard you are half-blood. So Ron is “Pure-Blood”, Harry is Half-Blood, and Hermione is Muggle Born
Pureblood*
Dumbledore is more complex than it seems. He is my favorite character in books and in movies.
I still get chills when snape says "im the half-blood prince"😂
Another thing, did you realize that the antidote that Harry uses to save Ron is the same one that Snape calls his attention in the room in the first movie?
And the one Slughorn was saying his class would soon be talking about when Harry comes into the classroom to make his first attempt at discussing Tom Riddle with him.
Draco’s father was actually voldemorts second in command not just a death eater
Until he screwed up with the prophecy.
@@docbrown2045Yeah, ik i said,” was” but good to add for those who didnt know
The love story of Harry and Ginny is very well described in the books and how they actually get together their first kiss was actually after they win the quidditch game and ginny kisses harry in front of everyone. Ginny really loved harry but he never paid attention to her until later after Cho thing had happened. And harry was also very scared of Ron finding out as their friendship was on the line ❤
i was so happy to get the notification of this video!!! your reaction to the franchise is honestly one of the best out there and god knows i've watched a lot of hp movie reacs! appreciate you guys so much
I understand why you were hopefull about Harry getting together with Cho in this movie. However, I am affraid that will never happen. The 5th movie dealt with their "love story" differently than the book. If you read the book, you will see their relationship simply falls apart in such way that during Harry's sixth year they don't dare to even get close to one another. The only thing that existed between them was mutual physical attraction and Cho trying to cope with Cedric's death by emotionally attaching herself with someone that shared the same pain as her. Basically, to her, Harry was a replacement to what she had lost. So, when the couple faced real troubles in their relationship, they didn't even bother to fix them.
I don't think that's quite right. She was attracted to Harry before Cedric - she liked him. Probably a crush. While, yes, they couldn't go back after it fell apart, Harry wasn't a replacement for Cedric, it was just really bad timing. She should have given herself time to grieve before starting a relationship with anyone - she was still dealing with the loss and it's not that easy to move on after a tragedy like this.
The thing is, yes, she did compare her relationship with Harry against her relationship with Cedric, but it wasn't like she didn't like Harry and was only using him for a bandaid fix to her emotions. Sadly, though, Harry was never going to win against her angelicised memories of Cedric, especially so soon after the fact. Rose Tinted Goggles and all that shit. But she did actually like him and did want to go out with him, but like Hermione said, she was likely feeling a WHOLE LOT of emotions every time they were together and his connection to Cedric's death just didn't help the situation at all.
Maybe if they'd waiting for her to actually grieve properly, it could have worked out. He could have been someone who understood her pain and she could have been someone he could lean on in troubled times, but it was far too much, far too soon. But hey, kids do dumb shit and don't really process when they need to take steps back and breathe a bit. Always in a hurry to move forward instead of giving themselves time to adjust. It's a great thing in some ways, but a terrible thing in others, and in this case it wasn't a good thing.
@@7thlittleleopard7 imo their relationship also showed a lot of immaturity and inexperience on Harry's part. He didn't know how to deal with the complex emotional state Cho was in, but he also wrote her off when things got bumpy, and ultimately the final nail in the coffin was that Cho stood by Marietta and Harry didn't even try to understand why she would. Which, imo, is a bit of hypocrisy from Harry, bc he would stand by his friends too.
Cho wasn't in the right emotional space to start a serious relationship for obvious reasons, but I don't think Harry was either.
I definitely empathize with Draco. Yes, he’s a bully. But only because his father bullies him. Most of his family are death eaters and he has Voldemort as a housemate threatening to kill him and his parents if he doesn’t do what he’s told. His father is in prison and Draco is being punished for his fathers failures. Also, do you honestly think Draco dying would stop Voldy murdering everyone he can? He would do it just to get back at Draco’s parents, then still kill everyone.
In the movies, he's sympathetic boy on the verge of turning to the good side and has an abusive dad. In the books, he's heavily spoiled by his parents to the point where he casually says he "bullies" his dad into buying what he wants. He loves his parents very much and is always proud and defensive of them. If the Malfoys have one good trait, it's being a loving family and putting family first before their fear of Voldemort.
the reactor was passing me off not gonna lie, Draco was clearly projecting his insecurities and jealously by bullying harry, but never wanted to actually hurt him because he's not evil, you have to be very apathetic to not sympathize a little with him, like what do you mean he deserves to die, be for real right now
This movie in particular pains me because Ginny has no more personality than a rock and it’s like watching two robots try to get together. There’s no build up, no chemistry, no feeling. To anyone who hasn’t read the books, I assure you that Ginevra Molly Weasley is probably the coolest fucking person in the entire literary world. She’s brave, funny, smart, popular, and is meant for Harry. The poor dude would literally be walking around bouncing off of walls with no direction without her lol. You watch them gradually evolve from Ginny’s hero worship phase to the still shy and slightly embarrassed little sister, to the witty and funny sibling whom he enjoys a causal friendship with, to Harry noticing her more and more but being too dumb to realize to what he’s feeling, to “oh my god she’s my best mate’s sister but I can’t help it I’m in love with her.” I beg everyone to read the books anyway because the movies are subpar, but for nothing else read them to erase how dirty they did Ginny in the movies.
Agree 💯 percent
Exactly, the movies interpreted Harry and Ginny's relationship poorly. Plus Dan and Bonnie's romantic on-screen chemistry was non existent.
“Coolest person in the Entire literary world” is a bit much but yeaaa they did her dirty. She was a cool girl who was so attractive that Harry couldn’t help but notice her brilliance
Skipped right to the end to see *that* scene.
Neel's reaction was expected; but don't think I've seen Faxx this stunned in a hot minute~
accurate
I don't know if you noticed, but Luna belongs to Ravenclaw, but she's always in the middle of the Gryffindor crowd, in this game she was even dressed as a lion haha
They changed how Dumbledore was disarmed. Dumbledore was not supposed to willingly let Draco expelliarmus him, he paralyzed Harry under the invisibility cloak at the last second once he saw someone coming through the door (Draco) plus he was already weakened from the potion. Movie changed crucial details as per usual
If your wondering why Harry and Ginny’s relationship progressed so fast in this movie it’s because in the books there relationship happened over time which is the one and only thing that I hated about the Harry Potter movies and they did a terrible job at showing Harry and Ginny’s relationship in the movies because it happens so suddenly out of nowhere
I don't know..Even in the books this relationship felt fake to me. I think Harry should end with Hermione. Rowling said in one interview that indeed making Hermione and Ron a thing was a mistake and she did it just to avoid too obvios love relation Harry - Hermione. But in the end that too obvious relationship was the most natural in the series.
@@shunz5677 Harry and Hermione would have been a trainwreck. He has NEVER had any romantic feelings towards her.
@@professor_deadshot Yeah and Ron and Hermione had a lot romantic feelings throughout all books :)
@@shunz5677 and tbh, people say that Harry and Ginny's relationship was out of the blue, but I think otherwise. Ginny had a crush on him since she was introduced. And Harry had feelings for her almost an entire YEAR before they finally got together. Almost an entire year! How is that out of the blue? I feel like people just try to use that argument to justify that they don't like the relationship.
@@professor_deadshotIt's even mentioned that multiple times in the book that Harry didn't see Hermione any more than a friend and several times mentioned that she was like a sister to him. Meanwhile, since OotP, Hermione was trying to get Harry to notice Ginny behind the scenes. It just took a while for Harry to realize it. Sure you can make an argument that it is a little rushed considering the luck potion is what got her to end dating with Dean. I mean Harry had an inner struggle the entire book saying "She's Ron's sister, I can't do that". The Harry/Ginny development had been set up from Sorceror's Stone technically but the relationship started to unfold around OotP almost immediately after when Cho and Harry had a falling out. It wasn't an outward showing of affection like Ron and Hermione had but this is something that was developing for a lot longer than most people give it credit for.
The cave scene in the book is so much more intense, and soooo much sadder with Dumbledore suffering the effects of the potion he was drinking, but the effects of the fire in the movie version of the scene were soooooo good. It really took the power of book Dumbledore in that moment to heart, as he was producing major fire there, too.
I wish they had left in the lines between Harry and Dumbeldore about not being afraid at the start and end of their cave adventure.
I was waiting for it 😍
In the Order of the Phoenix book, the fight between Dumbledore and Voldermort describes the whole fight seen. I’d advise you to read it as you will 100% understand why people are saying “Dumbledore shits on Voldermort”. He was 1 step ahead of him at all times, fighting voldy whilst protecting Harry without even breaking a sweat and walking towards voldy as if he was taking a leisurely stroll in the park. The films defo don’t do him justice !
Yes, the description of Dumbledore vs Voldemort in the book was EPIC!
Well, you can't compare them, Dumbledore has the experience gained through the years, so he's obviously more powerful. Imagine Voldy at Dumbledore's age...
Well, it makes sense Dumbledore bested Voldemort so spectacularly. Not only was Dumbledore an extraordinarily gifted wizard with immense magical knowledge, with many more years of experience, but he had another advantage we don't learn about until the 7th book.
I dont think they’ve got enough imagination to visualize a scene that don’t have anything other than anime tiddies wildly flopping around
The comment Draco makes on the train about ‘pitching himself off the astronomy tower’ always struck me in hindsight, especially seeing as that’s exactly where we see him later when he’s isolating himself and clearly going through inner turmoil about the path that has been laid out for him.
On the train, it was just a snide comment attempting to be like his father by mirroring his hateful attitudes toward the school and Dumbledore, but we clearly see later that he doesn’t hate hogwarts at all, as we see his face when Bellatrix is destroying it. So perhaps, whenever we see him brooding silently, alone in the Astronomy tower, he’s in fact considering ‘pitching himself off’, as he so subtly indicated was on his mind…
wow, i had never thought about it that way before. Draco was actually showing a lot of classic signs of a suicidal person - mood swings, change of appearance (his weight loss + sickly appearance), his obvious depression when he was seemingly zoned out and moping, isolation, losing interest in things (notice how he had nothing to do with Quidditch that year), the crying and panic attacks. that whole thing he said about "pitching himself off the Astronomy Tower if he had to attend Hogwarts for two more years" (because he knew what he had to do while he was there) and "you won't see me in Charms class next year" really hits different now 🥲
That is exactly what I had been thinking. I had thought he’d said “piss myself off the astronomy tower” but the sentiment is still the same. I didn’t realise it initially, but after seeing Draco in that split-second transition scene, standing at the top of the astronomy tower and looking out, it’s clear he’s likely contemplating it, especially as he’s then feeling riddled with guilt about the hex Katie endured from the cursed necklace he gave to her. He may have been a bully, but he had never gone that far before.
I also think it’s really poignant that the astronomy tower is where the deed is carried out in the end. Sort of foreshadowing, as well as being a ‘make or break’ place for Draco. This probably added another layer of emotion, as he watched Dumbledore ‘fall to his death’ in the same place he could have done only a few months earlier.
I've been super excited waiting to see you guys watch this one!
Dumbledore just casually living over 100 years old.......voldemort making 7 horcruxes and barely even gettin to 70 years??? Maybe????
Harry tried to give Cedric’s dad his winnings from the TriWizard tournament, but Arthur ( Cedric’s dad) refused the money and so Harry gave it to the Weasley twins. They used it as capital to start their business. Oh and in the book when Dumbledore drank the poison as he was yelling “Kill me… it’s my fault” he was remembering the day his sister Ariana died. There was a whole duel between Dumbledore Aberforth ( Dumbledore’s brother) and Gellert Grindewald and one of the spells hit her and killed her and no one knew who’s spell it was. So he feels guilty about the whole incident.
1:30 Talking about books - Half-Blood Prince is the best book in the franchise. Which means nothing, as this movie specifically is the worst adaptation in the whole movie series. It's nonsensical, it doesn't focus on the literal titular plotline, it gives extreme amounts of like movie only filler. Which - with how pretty it is and how good budget it got, it was a major waste.
I genuinely wish that instead of the whole filler Burrow scene (that is against any lore we had of that part about safety), or that awful flirting scene in the beginning - they just gave us Dumbledore talking with Dursleys or more memories about Voldemort. Especially the one about his mother or maybe the one where he frames a house elf for unliving an old lady with some Hogwarts founders' items.
26:50 Snape btw. was the student.
40:20 He had to play it up for Umbridge - but guess who told Order to go to the Ministry? Snape was the one who actually saved them.
1:22:45 Here Tom was twisting a ring... This shows that he already made one or maybe even two Horcruxes. Gaunt family ring, by ending his own father and grandparents. And potentially the Notebook - by ending Myrtle using the Basilisk.
1:23:55 Technically the ring wasn't that hard to destroy. But Dumbledore made a mistake, by going alone - he got lured by it and got cursed, before he broke protective enchantments. And it's very visible later in the movie that he always needed to take a second person. As he would easily just unlive in the cave as well.
1:26:40 This area is where Tom Riddle and his orphanage went for holidays. He used magic to take himself and some kids down the rocks to this cave. This is also where he tortured some of them. A significant place - first place he felt powerful
1:39:15 So movie never really goes into that plotline. But through book - Hermione searches for Half-Blood Prince. Ultimately finding it. Snape's mother was from Pure-Blood family of Prince (not a title - surname). His father was an abusive Muggle. Like Tom Riddle - he picked a magical name to cut himself out from the trauma.
1:41:40 I would also love for them to actually show us the funeral like the book did... But oh well.
I love that I'm reading someone else's comment who COMPLETELY states my opinion. Everything you said, I agree with. I have such an intense dislike for this movie and especially the god-awful filler Burrow fight. Urgh
I hate that this Harry FREAKING Potter says at the end of this movie "I've never realized how beautiful this place is." It's so stupid it bothers me everytime.
Yeah, D. Yates left out all the f battle of the astronomy tower and the amazing funeral where we can see how real was Harry-Ginny relationship and all the war that was coming.
@@silverkyre as if his literal first thoughts weren't "oh shiet this castle looks extremely good"
"How bad can Ron fuck up?" .... u will see haha
Sad fact: Daniel Radcliffe (Harry) was struggling with alcoholism during the shooting of this movie. By his own admission, he was either drunk or hungover in every single scene.
Dark Lord, played by Ralph Fiennes, has a nephew who is also an actor! Hero Fiennes Tiffin is the one who plays Riddle in the flashback scene.
They explain about the bodies in the lake too, and how Voldemort made that to people
Im so excited for you guys to watch the last 2 parts. All the secrets, the journey on finding the horcruxes, the war on Hogwarts. Everything! 😍
Bro searching for credit scenes.. Just to see Dumbledore alive 😭
I’m not gonna lie that part had me cackling
I knew a boy who made all the wrong choices.
Many people think that dumbledore is talking about tom/Voldemort. But honestly I think he is talking about Grindelwald.
Your reaction to Lavender kissing Ron. . .BEST ONE SO FAR.
Also, if no one mentioned this, Voldemort wanted the DADA class as soon as he graduated but was denied. Then he cursed the position, that’s why the teachers always vary
its so funny how Harry turns into his dad on Liquid Luck.
Lol I've always thought that sequence was hilariously funny. Daniel's got really good comedic timing. 😂
He didn’t turn into his dad, he was acting like Felix Felicious the creator of liquid luck. That’s why he says “I have a good feeling about Hagrids…. Or ‘Felix does’ know what I mean?” That’s why he said that
@@GooseVF-0918 I wasn't speaking literally.. Harry just becomes more outgoing and sassy. Which is kinda how James is.
Voldemort gave Draco the task as a way to punish his father, Lucius, who had failed to retrieve the prophecy from Harry and arrested.
Please Read
Book Facts
1) Dumbledore already know about Voldemort Hucroxes. He don't know how many of them. Also Dumbledore give Harry ideas what other Hucroxes are need to find.
2) Dumbledore try to stunt & hide harry at that friction of second Dreco disarm harry.
That bridge at the beginning is actually a real bridge in London! Seeing it in person is on my bucket list when I eventually get to go there someday
Northbound, the bridge is aligned with the top of the dome at St. Paul’s Cathedral.
My only issue with this movie is that i felt that it could have been a two parter. For one there a was a lot of memories that weren't shown that fleshes out Voldemort's background and family as well as clues and scenes that expand on the Half Blood Prince title.
It has enough movies more would be just unnecessary its not the book and all whats important is in the movies.
If you think about this, the moviename is Harry Potter and Severus Snape
Your reactions are so great about Harry Potter‼️ I always wait for them to come out. Please get the next one out soon🎉😊
Maaan, your pained expressions during the scene of Dumbledore drinking the potion broke me xD I've never teared up during that scene but seeing you guys go through it just stirred sth in me haha your reactions give me lifeeee
Dumbledore has been my favourite character ever since I read the books when they first came out, and this book made me cry. Really sucked that we couldn’t learn more of his crazy power. Would love if they did a series on Dumbledore’s history and rise to power. Very interesting and complex character and would love if Rowling expanded more on it.
And finally, that was a great reaction guys! Looking forward to seeing the last two movies with you!
I love the edits sometimes here.
"Thievery is not tolerated at Hogwarts Tom,..but how to control it"
So they teach you to be a good thief there?
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After Dumbledore death they put a Painting of Dumbledore in ghe Headmaster room and there harry went and talked to him again, Dumbledore just said that he trust him for the battle coming. Amazing
Fun fact: that pincers line and the clicking noises at Arogog's buriel were improvised by Radcliffe.
When your finished you guys should watch the anniversary special where they all came back it's really good and you might learn some neat info on the series.
i literally finished all your HP reactions just about an hour ago and wondering why there's no HP6. now it's here omg!
He said “how would you see that in the books?!” 😂😂😂 ummm, you see it in your “minds eye” ya know?
Some of the things that was in The Half Blood Prince book that was not in this movie. Dumbledore comes to visit Harry at the Dursleys home. He tells Harry that Sirius left a will and Harry inherited Sirius' Grimauld Place house and Kreacher. Dumbledore advices Harry not to free Kreacher because he knows too much about The Order of the Phoenix secret group. If Harry frees Kreacher then he is liable to go to Sirius' next of kins which would be his cousins Bellatrix Lestrange and Narssisa Malfoy. So Harry instead ordered Kreacher to go work in the kitchen of Hogwarts with Dobby in the mean time while Harry goes to school.
Dumbledore also told the Dursleys off for being abusive to Harry and for raising spoiled Duddly in the way they did. A very satisfying moment in the books indeed. 😄🧙♂️🪄👍
you're the first reactors I've seen guess that the vanishing cabinet was being used for transporting people. everyone finally gets it right as everyone walks out of the cabinet, and you guys cracked the code before he even got the apple back. and were convinced by the apple. well done!
1:25 tell me you havent read a book since middle school without telling me you havent (they describe the action with *words* babe)
Dumbledore was 115 when he died.
At this point Ron had never even kissed a girl. Ron is a little clueless about girls.
There are a lot more memories about Voldemort in the book than there are in the movies. Young Tom Riddle's line in the book was actually "I can make bad things happen to people who *annoy* me.". I don't know why they changed it to "people who are mean to me" in the movie.
Voldemort was punishing the Malfoys because Lucius failed to get the prophecy. That's why he chose Draco to try to kill Dumbledore. He was pretty sure Draco would fail and since that's what he would do, Voldemort expected Dumbledore to kill Draco or at least put him in Azkaban with his father.
The Vanishing Cabinet at Hogwarts was broken and Draco was trying to fix it. That's why the first bird died.
Voldemort doesn’t understand neither harry or dumbledore
Ron kissed a girl. Multiple times. Do you not remember Lavender Brown?
@@dedrogian that the girls that appeared right in this movie
Severus muggle mothers last name was prince, and he’s half blood. That’s why he’s called the half blood prince
His mother was a witch, his father was a Muggle
@@frankjuggaloheathen1035 oop that’s what I meant
this is honestly my fav out of all the newer movies i just love how we got more of draco and harry and more of snape
1:37:00 "There's only been one person to survive the killing curse..." Mad Eye Moody/Barty Crouch Jr.
Notice, Severus’s avada kedavra was blue, it is normally green. Just something you learn why in either the next one or the last one.
Tom Riddle is a half blood. He had a muggel father and a witch mother.
The movies leave out some pretty good moments. Some of which I remember to be hilarious. Also Dumbledore recked Voldemort in the book
He annihilâtes him
You know, I never considered Harry a half blood. Parents were both magical, even though his mother was not born from magic. We don’t even know much about his father and his family ties. It would be interesting to see how that book came into being because of what we find out later.
Also Fax walking out reaction is exactly what I wanted to do when I first saw this movie in theaters 😂😂😂
Half Blood is a one wizard parent and one muggle parent. Both of Harry's parents were wizards.
"loser! get your screentime in another movie!" I'm dead! lmao
The amount of times snape is called a coward :)
The way Snape just had let it out (about saying that he's the half blood prince) is because he created the spelled 'sectumsempra' and he knew harry used his book for the classes
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When you realize Neel doesn't understand how books work. 😂
The one growling to Ginny in the field is Fenrir Greyback, he infected Lupin with lycanthropy when he was a child T_T
Only commenting this because I saw you have deathly hallows part 2 up on your patreon, but that's crazy that you were able to notice that Dumbledore was asking Snape to do it so that Draco didn't have to.
This movie left so much out but not having all the memories was the most unforgivable. The one I was looking forward to most was Bob Ogden visiting the Gaunts. I wish they'd cut back Lavander's screentime for more important things. Would've been cool to see the battle in the corridors when the death eaters are there, but thats a forgivable omission.
They also left out all of the Professor Trelawney stuff, which was also actually important to the story, and made up a scene that never existed anywhere in any of the seven books instead. (It was actually to make up for the missing battle at Hogwarts, but ya know). The burning of The Burrow. That scene makes no sense anyway as their house is supposed to have been safeguarded at the time.
This movie also makes a lot unnecessary changes but every one of these movies does that. There is one however I really wish they hadn't changed.
When young Riddle is talking to Dumbledore at the orphanage I wish they hadn't swithed 'annoy' to 'mean,' as the former is so much more sinister for a child to say.
Dumbledore vs Voldemort
Fight
““I have nothing more to say to you, Potter,” he said quietly. “You have irked me too often, for too long. AVADA KEDAVRA!” Harry had not even opened his mouth to resist. His mind was blank, his wand pointing uselessly at the floor. But the headless golden statue of the wizard in the fountain had sprung alive, leaping from its plinth, and landed on the floor with a crash between Harry and Voldemort. The spell merely glanced off its chest as the statue flung out its arms, protecting Harry. “What-?” said Voldemort, staring around. And then he breathed, “Dumbledore!” Harry looked behind him, his heart pounding. Dumbledore was standing in front of the golden gates. Voldemort raised his wand and sent another jet of green light at Dumbledore, who turned and was gone in a whirling of”
“his cloak; next second he had reappeared behind Voldemort and waved his wand toward the remnants of the fountain; the other statues sprang to life too. The statue of the witch ran at Bellatrix, who screamed and sent spells streaming uselessly off its chest, before it dived at her, pinning her to the floor. Meanwhile, the goblin and the house-elf scuttled toward the fireplaces set along the wall, and the one-armed centaur galloped at Voldemort, who vanished and reappeared beside the pool. The headless statue thrust Harry backward, away from the fight, as Dumbledore advanced on Voldemort and the golden centaur cantered around them both.”
““It was foolish to come here tonight, Tom,” said Dumbledore calmly. “The Aurors are on their way-” “By which time I shall be gone, and you dead!” spat Voldemort. He sent another Killing Curse at Dumbledore but missed, instead hitting the security guard’s desk, which burst into flame.”
“Dumbledore flicked his own wand. The force of the spell that emanated from it was such that Harry, though shielded by his stone guard, felt his hair stand on end as it passed, and this time Voldemort was forced to conjure a shining silver shield out of thin air to deflect it. The spell, whatever it was, caused no visible damage to the shield, though a deep, gonglike note reverberated from it, an oddly chilling sound. . . . “You do not seek to kill me, Dumbledore?” called Voldemort, his scarlet eyes narrowed over the top of the shield. “Above such brutality, are you?” “We both know that there are other ways of destroying a man, Tom,” Dumbledore said calmly, continuing to walk toward Voldemort as though he had not a fear in the world, as though nothing had happened to interrupt his stroll up the hall. “Merely taking your life would not satisfy me, I admit-” “There is nothing worse than death, Dumbledore!” snarled Voldemort.”
““You are quite wrong,” said Dumbledore, still closing in upon Voldemort and speaking as lightly as though they were discussing the matter over drinks. Harry felt scared to see him walking along, undefended, shieldless. He wanted to cry out a warning, but his headless guard kept shunting him backward toward the wall, blocking his every attempt to get out from behind it. “Indeed, your failure to understand that there are things much worse than death has always been your greatest weakness-” Another jet of green light flew from behind the silver shield. This time it was the one-armed centaur, galloping in front of Dumbledore, that took the blast and shattered into a hundred pieces, but before the fragments had even hit the floor, Dumbledore had drawn back his wand and waved it as though brandishing a whip. A long thin flame flew from the tip; it wrapped itself around Voldemort, shield and all. For a moment, it seemed Dumbledore had won, but then the fiery rope became a”
“serpent, which relinquished its hold upon Voldemort at once and turned, hissing furiously, to face Dumbledore. Voldemort vanished. The snake reared from the floor, ready to strike-There was a burst of flame in midair above Dumbledore just as Voldemort reappeared, standing on the plinth in the middle of the pool where so recently the five statues had stood. “Look out!” Harry yelled. But even as he shouted, one more jet of green light had flown at Dumbledore from Voldemort’s wand and the snake had struck-Fawkes swooped down in front of Dumbledore, opened his beak wide, and swallowed the jet of green light whole. He burst into flame and fell to the floor, small, wrinkled, and flightless. At the same moment, Dumbledore brandished his wand in one, long, fluid movement-the snake, which had been an instant from sinking its fangs into him, flew high into the air and vanished in a wisp of dark”
“smoke; the water in the pool rose up and covered Voldemort like a cocoon of molten glass-For a few seconds Voldemort was visible only as a dark, rippling, faceless figure, shimmering and indistinct upon the plinth, clearly struggling to throw off the suffocating mass-Then he was gone, and the water fell with a crash back into its pool, slopping wildly over the sides, drenching the polished floor. “MASTER!” screamed Bellatrix. Sure it was over, sure Voldemort had decided to flee, Harry made to run out from behind his statue guard, but Dumbledore bellowed, “Stay where you are, Harry!” For the first time, Dumbledore sounded frightened. Harry could not see why. The hall was quite empty but for themselves, the sobbing Bellatrix still trapped under her statue, and the tiny baby Fawkes croaking feebly on the floor-”
“And then Harry’s scar burst open. He knew he was dead: it was pain beyond imagining, pain past endurance-He was gone from the hall, he was locked in the coils of a creature with red eyes, so tightly bound that Harry did not know where his body ended and the creature’s began. They were fused together, bound by pain, and there was no escape-And when the creature spoke, it used Harry’s mouth, so that in his agony he felt his jaw move. . . . “Kill me now, Dumbledore . . .” Blinded and dying, every part of him screaming for release, Harry felt the creature use him again. . . . “If death is nothing, Dumbledore, kill the boy . . .” Let the pain stop, thought Harry. Let him kill us. . . . End it, Dumbledore. . . . Death is nothing compared to this. . . . And I’ll see Sirius again. . . . And as Harry’s heart filled with emotion, the creature’s coils loosened, the pain was gone, Harry was lying facedown”
“on the floor, his glasses gone, shivering as though he lay upon ice, not wood. . . . And there were voices echoing through the hall, more voices than there should have been: Harry opened his eyes, saw his glasses lying at the heel of the headless statue that had been guarding him, but which now lay flat on its back, cracked and immobile. He put them on and raised his head an inch to find Dumbledore’s crooked nose inches from his own. “Are you all right, Harry?” “Yes,” said Harry, shaking so violently he could not hold his head up properly. “Yeah, I’m-where’s Voldemort, where-who are all these-what’s-” The Atrium was full of people. The floor was reflecting emerald-green flames that had burst into life in all the fireplaces along one wall, and a stream of witches and wizards was emerging from them. As Dumbledore pulled him back to his feet, Harry saw the tiny gold statues of the house-elf and the goblin leading”
“a stunned-looking Cornelius Fudge forward. “He was there!” shouted a scarlet-robed man with a ponytail, who was pointing at a pile of golden rubble on the other side of the hall, where Bellatrix had lain trapped moments before. “I saw him, Mr. Fudge, I swear, it was You-Know-Who, he grabbed a woman and Disapparated!” “I know, Williamson, I know, I saw him too!” gibbered Fudge, who was wearing pajamas under his pinstriped cloak and was gasping as though he had just run miles. “Merlin’s beard-here-here!-in the Ministry of Magic!-great heavens above-it doesn’t seem possible-my word-how can this be?””
In half blood Prince Daniel Radcliffe was actually drunk
Once you been hit by Avada Kedavra there no turning back. its GG. The killing curse can't fail, ever. :c
This was really sad scene just like how Gandalf the Grey fell. It kinda similar right. Both Gandalf and Dumbledore fell to their downfall. Only Gandalf came back but it was still heart breaking. RIP the greatest wizard who ever lived.
Idk how u do I but like in every reaction almost all ur predictions are right
I dont know which confuse is more amusign. That with "how people who read book knows what is in the books" or "both harry's parent are wizard so harry is half blood... becose he was in muggle world yes?"
Btw, Bellatrix is the aunt of draco
Everyone forgets that Dumbledore allowed Draco to put Katie Bell and Ron’s lives at risk.
I almost pissed myself laughing when boy tried to read what was in the book and dude had no idea what any of them words were.
Awesome video keep up the good work & I’m glad u are watching my favorite Harry Potter movie today because I know harry will have amazing year in Hogwarts this year in year six & his adorable smile is so adorable & funny too & we only see harry smile in the last movie but now we seen him smile more now & ginny well always show up in the camera a lot now & this movie will be so much fun this year in 2023 ☺️
Fun fact: im pretty sure that Daniel Radcliffe was actually high when he shot the scene with slughorn and Hagrid. Going down to Hagrids. THATS why he was acting like that and they just went with it. Plus it was perfect for the scene.
When Dumbledore tells Harry he needs a shave, it is his nebulous way of saying he is now a man, not a boy.
It's not a matter of Voldemort's trust tbh. Draco was tasked to do this by Voldemort as his father's punishment for screw ups. Not only the fiasco with the prophecy at the Minisry, but also the fact that Malfoy had the chance to use Tom Riddle's diary to fulfill Voldy's plans and they failed and that he was always cowardly when it came to real deal, like when Bartemius Crouch Jr. used the Morsmordre spell (Giant skull with snake in the sky) he was having fun with a group of death eaters in the camp, but when he saw the skull, he fled and so on.
46:45 - 46:55
hype to disappointment in 10 seconds, ladies and gentlemen
hahahaah this
'What, are you Neville?"
_Actually, Seamus has a bit of a history with explosions._
I have been waiting for your reaction to the next Harry Potter movie
I hope you watch next is the movie called Legends of the guardians that movie is fire 🔥 all characters is well written and the story too i hope it get a sequel someday because the story is open ended
One thing that is a bit of a shame is that they didn't include all of the memories that Dumbledore had about Voldemort. The ones that they didn't include are as follows;
1. A Ministry official visiting Voldemort's mother's family, the Gaunts, in their run down shack of a home, where you see that Voldemort's grandfather Marvolo (Voldemort's middle name) and his uncle Morfin are both crazed and inbred muggle haters who regularly speak to snakes, and that Voldemort's mother Merope was severely abused and that she ran away with a handsome Muggle man named Tom Riddle by bewitching him with a love potion. He later abandons her and she dies in the orphanage giving birth to Voldemort.
2. Voldemort at the age of 16 visiting his Uncle Morfin and framing him for the murders of Voldemort's muggle father and muggle grandparents that very night. (Their abandoned manor house is the one that Voldemort was hiding in at the beginning of Goblet of Fire, where he killed the old caretaker)
3. A young Voldemort in his 20's working at the dark wizard shop Borgin's and Burkes after Hogwarts, and while visiting a rich witch named Hepzibah Smith finding that she had a magical goblet that belonged to Helga Hufflepuff, as well as a locket that had belonged to Salazar Slytherin, an object that belonged to Voldemort's mother before she pawned it. That night, Hepzibah is killed by Voldemort by bewitching her house elf to poison her drink, and he steals the cup and locket.
4. Voldemort in the 1960's, visiting Hogwarts to ask for a job as Defense Against the Darks Arts teacher, only for Dumbledore to suspect that Voldemort only wants the job to recruit followers. After rejecting Voldemort for the job, no teacher has lasted more than a year at the job, as it is now cursed out of spite by Voldemort's hand.
39:03 loved it YOU MY GUY ARE MY ROMAN EMPIRE
Oh shit Harry became vegeta giving this grand amazing speech
Fight back coward, fight back ! 😈
😂 LOL