@@custamusta5052 Same, but by myself lol. Umbridge is such a bitch dude. When I was a kid I didnt realize she was doing that writing curse on EVERYBODY in detention. I only noticed when she did it to Harry. So damn evil.
I feel like the movie needed something like this, because the books make it very clear that Sirius sees Harry as a “new James”, whereas the movies were a bit lacking in that. That one line really captures this.
s a k u r a I see it differently. I feel like he sees Harry way too much as a (replacement of his) best friend and not enough as his godchild, who he should be taking responsibility for. But opinions differ and that’s ok ☺️
@@drn6741 i haven't watched the movies in awhile (planning on bingeing them again soon) but i am in the middle of rereading the books, and in ootp i remember that sirius and molly were often at odds over harry's safety/knowledge of what was going on, with molly arguing that sirius was treating harry like james (who had been older/more experienced/etc) while she wanted to protect him as her surrogate son. the "nice one, james" line in the movie really drives that point home and i agree with you.
Sirius Black respects Harry because he sees James in him. Severus Snape treats Harry poorly because he sees James in him. It’s a dichotomy seen in Order of the Phoenix.
Armaan Ali No Snape never liked Harry, he projected his hatred of James onto Harry and not only that, he projected his hatred of the Marauders onto Gryffindor House.
Can we talk about the fact that Sirius straight up punches Lucious rather than using magic? One of my favorite Sirius moments, and it wasn't even in the books!
Dan's screams were too heart-wrenching that Emma and Helena were crying, so they cut it out. Don't waste your time looking for Dan's screams, because it's not released to the public.
in my opinion, they should have kept the sound when sirius died but just edited the volume. have you seen it w sound? its so dramatic and has a great effect.
"And that's what her character is for, to find the light in the dark." Her name is Luna, and Luna means moon in spanish, so she is basically the light in the dark.
I just realized something, they should also have added the scene where Ron and Hermione becoming Prefects. It makes Harry more isolated, especially when Harry felt strange not sitting with Ron and Hermione on the train.
U have to think about it from a filmmakers perspective. That was a fairly pointless plot point that had no business making the final cut of the movie. It made Harry feel more isolated, but didn’t really contribute that much to the story
@@zurabrostiashvili4614 i mean.. ginny basically IS harrys age since shes in the year directly below harry. iirc Luna is like 6 months younger than harry.. its not really an important detail tbh
Uh, okay. Except the scene showing Harry haunted by Voldemort at King's Cross is *DISTURBINGLY* isolating! The sharp cut from the closeup on Voldemort in a black suit to Harry waking up on the train, noticing Hermione sitting down, and thinking, *"Yeah, she won't understand this..."* is FAR better than the book scene with Ginny, Neville, and Luna.
Also, Ron's prefect status is implied when he diffuses Harry's argument with Seamus in the common room and says, *"Has anyone else got a problem with Harry?"* There are plenty of ways filmmakers can acknowledge the spirit of a book without slapping exact scenes down verbatim from the novel. Order of the Phoenix, as a book, is a 1000-page meandering slog compared to the rest of the series. Michael Goldenberg's work slimming it into a 138-min movie is nothing short of masterful.
Grbović Andrej after Harry had the vision of Arthur being attacked by Nagini and everyone is in a room, Dumbledore ignores Harry when Harry tries to speak, Harry had his breaking point and yelled: “Look at me!” Order of the Phoenix
@@0807Kitty you kinda do in the picture of the original order of the Phoenix but you don't really know it's them and Neville said in the movie "I am proud that I'm their son but I'm not ready to tell everyone yet." to harry.
Vera Yeh that to me that was open to interpretation because Harry says “we going to make them proud Neville” which implies his parents too. His parents is dead that’s why I said the film made is seem like his parents was also dead because Harry said that. I felt like they were bond over a lost like death.
daniel radcliffe acted the shit out of this film. I felt his pain, his loneliness, his sorrow, his anger. the order of the phoenix and his acting in general felt like it was coming from a place in his heart. i’m proud of him.
I believe the actual quotes are Bellatrix Lestrange: "Neville Longbottom, is it? How's mum and dad?" Neville Longbottom: "Better now that they're about to be avenged."
I love the scene where Neville finally gets the disarming charm. Even though it’s pretty basic, everyone still supports him and congratulates him. So sweet.
Imagine being Remus. He went through so much with being a werewolf already, but now seeing the people who helped relieved his pain dying one by one will be so painful.
Remus is so strong that even though he is shocked and sadder about losing his last best friend, he is still holding Harry back knowing James and Sirius would want him to protect Harry.
I know omg what an underrated heartbreaking moment... harry's reaction to Sirius dying is so tragic and Remus holding him back is so perfect and sad, but it's easy to forget in the pain of the moment that Remus just watched his best friend die and his instinctive reaction is to protect harry. that's so powerful
This scene where Voldemort possess Harry is my absolute favorite scene throughout the whole series. He finally begins to realize the love he still has, versus the love he's lost. You can tell it Voldemort was threatened by the fact that he couldn't make him feel isolated and alone anymore.
Two of my favourite scenes is when Harry meets and hugs Sirius and when he speaks to him about him becoming like Voldemort. What makes these scenes great is that these moments aren’t even in the book. It’s actually brilliant that all the best moments and lines don’t come from the book. Luna said what this film is about so perfectly: “If it’s just you alone, you’re not much of a threat” I think that’s one of the most important lines and most real lines I’ve ever head not just for the series but for life itself. It tells the audience that Voldemort wasn’t just a factor in Harry being alone, him being alone wasn’t his plan, it just made it easier for him to manipulate his mind and exploit his fears and anxieties. It isn’t until too late that Voldemort realises that Harry couldn’t be more different from him. Harry fights for the things he loves and Voldemort only fights for himself and for more power.
This is also my favourite film of the series. I fell in love with Luna, her voice is so gentle and she's got such a positive character overall. I was so happy she was in the later films as well.
@@talyorgreen9342 - do you remember where you heard that? Because I've been trying to find out if this "fun fact" is true for years, since a lot of people love to quote it, make photo-montages with it, and the only source available is a very old anonymous IMDB post. I've looked for that scene unmuted, or quotes from other actors, but I've never been able to find anything that coroborated that post. On the contrary, in a commentary David Yates stated that the 2 reasons why Harry's scream was muted was: 1)to pay homage to Al Pacino's character's famous cry in "The Godfather" Part 3, which is one of Mr Yate's favorites. 2) he wanted the viewers to really feel the gravity of what has just happened. He wanted viewers to take a moment to stop and realize that Sirius is gone, and what it means for Harry. Anyway, both times he talked about this scene, he didn't say anything about Daniel's scream making other actors cry (?) being the reason for the mute button... you'd think it would be something that he would mention. I'm starting to wonder if this is one of these anecdotes that sound so cool, people don't care anymore if they're true or not ^^' *Rant Over*
They all got haircut cuz in Goblet they were given long hair for a reason, since most actors were well above the age they were supposed to portraying, so the long hair was there to make them look younger.
Well, well, well. I don’t think it’s my favorite. That one belongs to POA. This video has made me appreciate it more. Particularly the editing. I didn’t realize how well it was done. Your attention to detail is excellent.
For me Goblet of Fire was my favorite. The entire final act of the movie is arguably the most pivotal moment in the franchise as that's when Voldemort returns to fuck the wizarding world up.
Bruh seriously i never let that part sink in in fact i forgot about it until i saw this video and i had to pause it cause i was like damn thats some shit right there...
For some reason the scene where Harry sees Voldemort on Platform 9 & 3/4 is one of the most nightmare fueling scenes from the entire series. Like it has always given me chills, more than any scene where Voldemort is actually there for real.
Ginny was my favorite character in the books and the movies don't do her justice at all (although like you say, this is the least bad one when it comes to her)
Filip Gustavsson I think half blood prince did fine with Ginny for the most part I just think that specifically they should have had less “awkward teenage romance” between her and Harry in the film. Though the scene where she says shut it, the moment when she goes after Harry as the death eaters show up (yes I know it wasn’t in the book) and the moments where she’s consoling him about the book and after Albus’a death (albeit silently) are great moments. I think if they had added their conversations from the book and stayed true to their actual first kiss that it would have been perfect.
@@joshz2491 That's exactly the problem though. They didn't add the conversations, basically all she has to do is "awkward teenage romance". Ginny is not awkward (in the books). She's funny and sassy and smart. Movie ginny has zero personality (apart from maybe one or two blink of the eye moments). As for the death eater scene the problem isn't that it wasn't in the book, the problem is that the scene doesn't matter. They show up randomly, they burn the place down, they leave and it's never mentioned ever again.
Filip Gustavsson Oh believe me I agree with you here. Compared to the book of course Ginny was handled badly I’m just saying that within the context of the movies it was fine. For whatever reason the movies made various choices that weren’t in the books with characters and plot some good, like a lot of movie 5) some bad like (most of movie 6) and some that fall right in the middle. Every movie has things to love and things to hate, in the end I have a very vivid imagination so I just picture the books being acted out whenever I reread them😊
I don’t like the way they cut Dumbledore’s and Harry’s conversation since Dumbledore apologises and explains Sirius’ death and at the end Dumbledore starts crying. It is a powerful moment considering he dies in the half blood prince. The meltdown in Dumbledore’s office allows us to grieve Sirius’ death
@@arunsreenivasan2074 I'm just hoping for an HBO remake in no later than 2 decades (let Fantastic Beasts have its thing) with legal rights to the original score by John Williams. Each book= 1 season.
i watched these all several times as a kid, but when going back to this film and noticing harry attempt to use the cruciatus curse on bellatrix is something i never noticed and was done so well in the film. it really shows how dark harry is becoming and how angry he is. in reality he doesnt have the strength to use it, but the fact that he attempts is insane
And the fact that he casts the Imperius and Cruciatus curse successfully in the Deathly Hallows book is even more insane. I mean, I genuinely expected him to cast the Killing Curse and come full circle but I think that in the final showdown, when Voldy dies because the Killing Curse rebounded makes it come full circle because Harry's spell deflects it to go the other way round (though it's not supposed to do that).
@@niharikadatta6442 it's not? I thought when you duel, if you're defeated via Priori incantatum you get the brunt/affect of both spells. It's called the Reverse spell effect so I'd assume that's what would happen.
Also, to the main comment, I absolutely think that's insane that he could perform both spells. I can't specifically remember the cruciatus curse, but in Order of the Phoenix that fact that he tried the curse to cause so much pain to the person who killed his godfather is crazy. Yet still, I understand why he did it. He goes through 3 stages of greuf within a minute and when he reaches Anger, he unleashes his biult up rage he's been carrying all year, executed in one of the most extreme ways possible.
@@eimanb3887 Voldy’s curse rebound because the Elder Wand cannot harm its true master; Priori Incantatum refers to the effect of the wand regurgitating its prior spells.
@@niharikadatta6442 What's insane is that when he uses the Cruciatus curse in Order of the Phoenix Bellatrix points out that it didn't do her much because the caster needs to truly want to cause pain on another person. Which means that between that and Deathly Hallows Harry actually spent time practicing and mastering the Cruciatus curse.
Much as I liked this movie, I cannot forgive it cutting the scene where Harry loses his shit in Dumbledore's office. That scene was a fantastic observation on Teen development and dealing with grief as well as a significant moment in the relationship between Harry and Dumbledore.
i really wanted the scene where harry flips out on dumbledore after sirius's death and starts yelling and trashing his office. it was my favorite scene in the book, it showed harry's grief which i think was glossed over in this movie. sirius is my absolute favorite character and i don't like how his death was almost immediately forgotten ://
This scene makes this movie tier F instead of tier A. It was quite literally the most important scene in the book, it explained everything and established the bond between Harry and Dumbledore. I can't understand why they did it like that. I think in the books it was like a whole chapter? And here what, 15 seconds? Total bullshit.
I think that would have clashed too much with the meek, goody two-shoes version of Harry the movies had created, though I'm also sure Daniel Radcliffe could have pulled it off well if they'd written the character truer to the books.
I just wish the movie showed Harry mourning Sirius’ death more. They had a deleted scene that showed this, but sadly, they cut it even though the movie is the shortest of the franchise.
I just finished watching all 8 films for the first time in my life. I never watched Harry Potter in all 20 years I’ve been on this planet. Now that I watched them all, I feel like I missed out. Granted I was a couple months old when the first movie came out. It’s amazing, I wish I can rewatch all 8 films with no prior knowledge.
The third act of this film in the Ministry is perfection: the score, the lines, the players, everyone came together in a way they never had. The acting was incredible, the emotions were raw and the special effects just topped it off.
Gaunted Plays weakened by the fact they left out Fawkes... I mean, the whole movie and Order that fights Voldemort is named after him... stupidity that drives me crazy
They missed out a bit from the battle where Voldemort conjured a silver shield to deflect a spell from Dumbledore. Can’t wait for his duel with grindlewald in fantastic beasts though
You are SO RIGHT about everything, in this and your other video essays! I'm a much older HP fan--not that that matters---but you are bringing back to life the magic we felt as first the books, and then the movies, were first released! There is only one thing about the OOP book that isn't (and almost certainly could not be) converted to film; yet to me it's the most powerful and heartbreaking line in the entire story: " 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." It is Harry's horror and grief at Sirius's death that drives Voldemort out of his mind forever, not seeing his friends. That's a Hollywood touch. Harry's dying thought, in the midst of his sorrow, is that he has the chance to meet Sirius in the afterlife..it is what saves him.
Mackenzie Jewell might stem from how his parents talk about them. He knows she’s his aunt, but never sees her like that. And he knows no sibling love as he’s an only child
@@ailsa7471 Look at it this way, you could skip all of the Goblet of fire (the movie tho) except for the graveyard scene, and there would be no holes in the narrative. The whole film is watered down tournaments, which should be the setting of the story, not the story itself. The whole Barty Crouch Jr. storyline which impacts the pointe of the film gets merely glanced at. The goblet of fire is an abomination of a film.
I know this story is often hated as a book…even by the author…but this story is an excellent character study into ptsd. When you consider that Harry’s first true experience with death that he can remember is the death of Cedric…it changes the entire context of this story. This story is about Harry truly accepting that he is the chosen one and because of that, his loved ones are in danger. The scene where he screams at Dumbledore is easily my favorite in the entire story of showing his evolution as a character…the scene shows him blaming everyone around him for what happened as he accepts that he has no control…only to partially realize, even if he refuses to admit it…that everything is Dumbledore’s fault, that Dumbledore was farming him from the very beginning for a fate he didn’t ask for
it is actually my fav book in the series you know? fred, george and peeves. the escape from hogwarts. the order getting back together. harry's loneliness and his yearning for a family but then the comfort he feels when working with members of the order until sirius' death. his time with sirius too. this book was my absolute fav. it's sad its so underappreciated. :(
@@ishita8486 it's always been my favorite too. I feel like a lot of people adore this book, and a lot don't like it. There doesn't seem to be a in between with this one.
It's my second favourite after POA eventhough Sirius dies. It makes me much more emotionally involved then any of the other books maybe because I have dealed with some of the struggles my self around the same age as Harry. The whole department of mysteries is so facinating to me. I like Luna and Nevills development. Also the backstroy with Snape and James because we see both of them in a different light. I also like the way the story is build up and told especially the first couple of chapters. -The movie is among my favourites too.
First of all. He is planning on doing a video essay on every film in the franchise including the fantastic beasts movies. Also last time I checked, Chamber of Secrets was everyone's least favorite film ( it's my favorite)
Fashionable Changeling that’s awesome he’s doing that and I was just saying that most Harry Potter fans I talk to half blood prince is their least favorite but that’s not for everyone it’s just opinions
18:01 Adding to this scene, Voldemort does a kind of neck crick before he looks at Harry. Later on in the film, Harry does a similar neck crick when in his dormatory. He also does it after touching the Gaunt ring in Half-blood Prince. It's a kind of visual cue of the connection between Harry and Voldemort.
@Kenjamin oh, thank you for telling me. I didn’t know that he did it in that scene. my comment was trying to bring light to the fact that he doesn’t CONSTANTLY do it, it’s more to signify his connection with Voldemort.
The most heartbreaking few seconds in the entire movie franchise for me is that shot of Harry looking at Sirius falling through the Vail. The confusion, realisation, heartbreak and loss on Harry's face just brings me to tears every damn time.
The relationships Harry forms with Neville and Luna are very underrated in this movie. When Harry says that he and Neville will make their parents proud makes you remember that Neville lost his parents as well, and it makes his character in the eighth film even better. Luna helps Harry through his isolation this film because she can see the thestrals and hear the voices in the veil. She helps him stay sane when he feels like everything around him is crumbling.
Something I appreciate was the treatment of Harry’s mental struggles. Mental health is something that is so hard to depict in a film which is why many filmmakers prefer not to, but this movie did such an amazing job.
Sreekanth Ravishakar But the way I understood it, he says it more in terms of the production and being able to work with acting legends like Gary Oldman and not the movie itself.
I personally like the relationship between Harry and Luna in the movie, because it shows Harry excepting her more and seeing past her odd and quirky personality. Especially when Luna introduces her to Thesterals. I even kinda shipped them a little bit
I'd say the last words of Sirius Black was the saddest part of the movie. The fact that he referred to Harry as if he were his father just makes that death cut so much deeper
The line where Sirius is talking to Harry and he says "Its been 14 years. And still a day doesn't go by where I don't miss your dad" with that flute playing hits me in the feels hard.
By far my favorite movie for one reason they actually showed book Ginny in this movie which I loved and how badass she has become from that shy little girl to a strong independent woman. Sadly it’s only in this movie and not the others.
@@imsorryforscreaming no one had corrected you guys so I. No, this is not true, it’s a rumor that someone made up. Elsie, his grandmother, died 1 years ago after this movie was even released. He didn’t lose someone during filming. He’s just a good actor.
In terms of the filmmaking I’d still say POA is the best FILM. Has a world class director attached to it, really vibrant cinematography and editing, well paced, good acting, for me it has by FAR the best presentation of magic in the entire series (I like how natural it feels within the universe, as opposed to everyone being “wowed” all the time). People get too hung up on which book is the best when talking about the films. POA isn’t my favourite book but it is the best film imo.
I more or less agree. It is my favourite, I also like the fifth and the last one quite much. (Although, from time to time, I enjoy watching every film of the HP series - I by no means hate any of them.) // Without necessarily spoiling anything - the filmmakers explained who set the dementors after Harry, in a deleted scene, didn't they? (It is definitely explained in the book, if my memory serves.)
Their visit to St Mungo's should have also been included in the film as it really develops Neville's character immensely! I feel like it could have been quickly & relatively easily done as well as giving us a little more of a dramatic effect not knowing for a little while if they'd be able stop the bleeding of Mr. Weasley's snake bites
I didn't read the books until after Half Blood Prince came out, and reading Order of the Phoenix, that's when you truly understand how severe Mr. Weasley's injuries. Watching the scene in the movie, it's just "oh he got bit, moving on".
I know Neville story is important but film is limited with such amount of time, and you can't expect all of scene in the book will show up in film moreover the fifth book has more than 800 pages, and tbh i think St. Mungo could not make it but they have the replacement for Neville story like how he is the one who found the room of requirement, prophecy and how is he with Bellatrix
Order of the Phoenix is an absolutely beautiful and moving film- I don’t mean by the deaths of certain characters. The way it is portrayed, the outstanding acting, the emotions behind each line. The whole lot is relatable and moving ❤️ I completely agree with your opinions. The music, the acting, everything is so perfect. I relate to him so much❤️
Yes. You relate to Harry. A boy who's parents were murdered bye an evil wizard and grows up to also become the second best wizard ever. Nah ik what you actually mean.
@@Sh00sx sorry I was making a joke. I used to be like that, too. But found out to accept people more and more. I do know what you are feeling, I just didnt know that was what you meant. I wouldnt have made a joke if I knew that's what it was about.
This is my favorite movie too bc it focused on the characters and the importance of friendship. The ending scene with Harry's possession just killed me, when the gang enters and sees him, and the memories they have together just touched me and hit me hard. I got nonstop chills watching this.
The scene at St Mungo's is the worst cut. Even a brief glimpse of Neville!, his mother, and grandmother would have added so much? The loss of that scene is the biggest flaw in this film. The Dumbledore/Voldemort duel is the best n the entire series, so much better than the Harry/Voldemort duel in Deathly Hallows 2.
@@Curtiz2008 That was because they used green screen of the COS movie, whereas they would have to make an entirely new set, whether practical or digital
I mean, it would have been cool to see, but it wasn’t completely necessary when the moment of Harry and Neville bonding after Bellatrix's escape achieves the same thing.
I'll always admire Daniel's acting in Order of the Phoenix. He portrayed the isolated, angry and misunderstood protagonist that Harry became in book 5 so well. It says a lot, because personally I didn't like Harry's character in book 5 (far too whiny , having a go at Ron and Hermione for no fault of theirs), despite the ordeals and circumstances that make him like that. However it's Daniel's acting that made it so much more bearable
One of my favorite scenes in cinematic history (and I consider myself a cinephile) is the battle between Dumbledore and Voldemort. There’s just so much tension. The decision to cut all music and dialogue and just focus solely on the sound effects and grunts. Capturing the height of the Ministry of Magic while also showing its lack of width. It’s cathedral-esque but also very confined. They didn’t overplay it, they played it perfectly. It really sucks you right into the room with them. As though you’re there experiencing it, especially right after the trauma of seeing Sirius die (a character I’m sure all of us had grown to love). What a brilliant scene to close a wonderful movie.
Mehbobo Torp yes, I agree totally. The book tells us that there was so much magical power swirling around that it made Harry’s hair stand up. If you look carefully in the movie, after Dumbledore pushes him out of the way and he’s cringing underneath the column, Harry’s hair is actually standing up.
I still hate how they made Dumbledore look weak... the whole point of Voldemorts idea was to outlive Dumbledore or kill him through somebody else since he's the only Wizard he couldn't match...yet at the ministry in the movies it seems like Voldemort was an equal with Dumbledore
Absolutely my favorite Neville moment EVER is when he tells Harry about his parents. I so wish the films had included him visiting them at St Mungo's. And yes, power to Ginny!
they showed ginny being strong but they didnt show her relationships with others like fred and george and ginny were so close her and rons relationship hermione and ginnys frienshhip and ginny and luna and ginny making harry feel better through Ootp
Read all the books in high-school, I wasn't allowed to read Harry Potter as a little kid but "rebelled" in my adolescentes and read them all in high school in the span of months. Forgot about most of the plot later, but that scene in this film when Dumbledore enters the fight will always stick in my mind as one of the most epic fight scenes in cinematic history
Yeah I was really disappointed they missed out Peeves, his scenes were either cut completely or his lines were spoken by someone else; I actually think generally the ghosts were done a great disservice and were highly under-utilised, we only see the bloody baron and fat friar briefly in the first film, there's only a passing reference to the headless hunt, we don't get NH Nick's 500th deathday party, and as I said Peeves doesn't appear at all.
It really does hit u in the feels, and Dan's anguished portrayal of the death of the only father figure Harry's had was brilliant! U felt the pain that Harry felt! It made the following scene - chasing and cursing Bella, watching Dumbledore fight Voldemort, and then getting possessed - even better and more powerful! A teary and sad scene followed by a teary and hopeful scene as u watch Harry throw him off! It truly is the highlight of the film!
I hated that I Half-Blood Prince her character was watered down so much that she had no substance. She wasn’t the bold and fiery girl we knew from the books and what little we saw of her in the other movies. She was nothing but a love interest and we didn’t get a feel at for how important she was as friend and love interest for Harry. The interactions between the two were so damn awkward in HBP as well and there was practically zero dialogue between either. The kiss between them was sooo much better than in the books.
@@JaneJn-e5c exactly in the movie they don't show how much he likes her, so it's weird and cringy when they kiss and do "sweet" things like tie shoelaces
I get goosebumps every single time Harry screams LOOK AT ME to Dumbledore... I think it's the sweating, the panting, the Voldemort head twitch, the music building then cutting all accumulating with Daniel's excellent outburst. You can hear the desperation mixed with the anger in his scream. I know it's only like 2 seconds but I adore this moment. The dark side of Harry is really coming through in that split second before he returns to his normal self begging for answers with "What's happening to me...?" I fucking love it.
I felt a lot for Harry in this movie, Daniel did a fantastic job of portraying how isolated and angry he was. It felt like Harry was there physically, but he was mentally shattered and just going through the motions of everything around him.
I honestly undervalued "Order of the Phoenix" as a film a little, especially since it is my favourite book, but you helped me understand the movie better. I especially liked how you pointed out the writing style of Michael Goldenberg. With Fantastic Beasts 3 beeing co-written by Steve Kloves, I wonder what sort of a movie they are gonna produce.
8:48 Neville finding the room doesn’t only show how much the group means to him; he finds the room after being bullied, so his wish that made the room appear was something like: „I wish there was a place where nobody can find me.“ And this is exactly the wish of the DA.
i never knew you'd make me love this film even more ps. luna introducing thestrals to harry is one of my favourite changes from the books and one of the best scenes in the series. the dialogue is just beautiful
Kushal Rijal Not even that. It should’ve been split into two parts like the last movie, when the deathly hallows book was shorter than the order of the Phoenix!
I feel like most HP movies rush to the end after the climax. They should have focused more on Harry’s grief towards Sirius, and kept the conversation between him and Dumbledore at the end. That whole exchange is simply brilliant, and my top 1 favorite moment in the series. Also, the addition of the two-side mirror (and Harry breaking it) would save it from being a plot-hole in Deathly Hollows, as well as providing an excellent opportunity for Daniel to shine as a dramatic actor.
I would argue an hour more. None of the Harry Potter films come close to REALLY showing us the FULL BOOK. I vote that the Harry Potter series be released as HBO seasons. 1 season for every book. We all know the story, how many of us want to see the Deathday Party of Nicolas? I do.
So true the ending is so extremely shortened and like the end of Order of the phoenix literally explains the whole Harry Potter series like why snape knew Voldemort would attack lilly ( because he heard the prophecy) and why Voldemort even wanted to kill Harry in the first place. I swear this pisses me off so bad I don't understand why everyone likes this movie. Its story was by faar the worst edited in the whole series. Also the Magical mirror he gets from Sirius is missing making the mirror extremely random in DH.
Quidditch wasn't necessary, but it played a large part in Harry's relationship with Umbridge, and in Ron's character development. I understand cutting most of the matches like the other films did, but cutting it entirely was detrimental to the film as a whole, and a bit of a fuck you for book fans.
Idk if it was "detrimental"... sure it's a fun sport and it's got some importance cause it makes Harry happy and feel he belongs, but it isn't essential. Character emotional development takes priority over side plot sports action.
I wish they kept quidditch in, it would’ve given more screen time for Draco and the rest of the slytherins, also it gave us more of an introduction to Umbridge.
Xnet Cascade Well in the book Harry got banned from playing Quidditch so there wasn’t too much of it in the book, personally I think it was a good decision to cut it.
This is actually one of my favourite Harry Potter books, while at times it felt long and frustrating it gave us some truly epic moments the fight between Voldemort and Dumbledore, the battle in the department of mysteries, Harry fighting off dementors, the prophecy, Mister Weasley being bitten by Nagini, St. Mungos, Harry’s battle with Umbridge, Firenze’s prediction about the two Wizarding Wars, Harry’s trial and the Ministry of Magic. It also introduced so many amazing characters, Luna, Umbridge, Bellatrix etc.
*And you can tell, that Gary and daniel have fun together! I love how it's hard to do films, but the actors and actresses have fun* *Together! I honestly love harry potter. All my 4th fav characters are adults!~ 1. Sirius 2. Snape 3. Remus 4. Nythmidora.*
Slothboiclique POA was my favourite book so I'm glad that it go a good movie to it. When I was first reading OOTP, I did like it but not as much ad the first 3. The film was an amazing adaptation.
Alec L. Wow... and what it would have added... a 15 years old behaving like a 3 years old! They left out more important key moments... Fawkes, for example; which the Order and the movie is named after 🤯... or Sirius giving Harry the mirror; which saves them later in Deathly hallows out of the Malfoy Mansion 🙈
that scene where fred and george comforted that first year after detention w umbridge was absolutely heartbreaking. i stan.
fruitoson I am watching all the movies with my mom and we just watched this and I almost cried when I saw that scene
@@custamusta5052 Same, but by myself lol.
Umbridge is such a bitch dude. When I was a kid I didnt realize she was doing that writing curse on EVERYBODY in detention. I only noticed when she did it to Harry. So damn evil.
I would have liked, but there were 666 likes.
I honestly thought it was because of a skiving snack box! This puts such a different spin on it and I hate unbridge on a new level now
I loved that scene. It humanized Fred and George and made them more than comic relief
“Nice one James” gets me every time even though it’s not in the book
I feel like the movie needed something like this, because the books make it very clear that Sirius sees Harry as a “new James”, whereas the movies were a bit lacking in that. That one line really captures this.
Drn "new James?" I've read it, but Sirius doesn't see Harry like that. He looks at him as his godson/best friend's son.
s a k u r a I see it differently. I feel like he sees Harry way too much as a (replacement of his) best friend and not enough as his godchild, who he should be taking responsibility for. But opinions differ and that’s ok ☺️
Yeah I was like 😔
@@drn6741 i haven't watched the movies in awhile (planning on bingeing them again soon) but i am in the middle of rereading the books, and in ootp i remember that sirius and molly were often at odds over harry's safety/knowledge of what was going on, with molly arguing that sirius was treating harry like james (who had been older/more experienced/etc) while she wanted to protect him as her surrogate son. the "nice one, james" line in the movie really drives that point home and i agree with you.
Sirius Black respects Harry because he sees James in him. Severus Snape treats Harry poorly because he sees James in him. It’s a dichotomy seen in Order of the Phoenix.
Sirius Black also likes him for him, not just for James
200 likes nice 👍
William Hoang but severus likes him because of lily too
Armaan Ali No Snape never liked Harry, he projected his hatred of James onto Harry and not only that, he projected his hatred of the Marauders onto Gryffindor House.
Armaan Ali but doesn’t show it Sirius does
*“Sorry professor , but I must not tell lies”*
Is probably the best comeback line I’ve ever heard
And damn was it satisfying
Yeah it is
And the fact that they add that into DH part 1. Ahh that was so awesome to hear again!!
Time stamp pls ?
@@kashifsiddiqui8845 18:12
My favourite
Can we talk about the fact that Sirius straight up punches Lucious rather than using magic? One of my favorite Sirius moments, and it wasn't even in the books!
YES! He "muggle-punched" him :)
I love that scene! It shows how angry Sirius is for threatening his godson's life.
Randude14 **Lucius**
I commented this before lol i said "damn sirius hit him the MUGGLE way!" Haha
"Get away from my godson..." That line was perfection.
When Harry sees Sirius die and cries with no sound. That’s one of the most powerful and sad scenes in the series
Helena Bonham Carter and Emma Watson were crying.
Dan's screams were too heart-wrenching that Emma and Helena were crying, so they cut it out. Don't waste your time looking for Dan's screams, because it's not released to the public.
Yesssss :(
in my opinion, they should have kept the sound when sirius died but just edited the volume. have you seen it w sound? its so dramatic and has a great effect.
@@groot8950 sure.
"And that's what her character is for, to find the light in the dark." Her name is Luna, and Luna means moon in spanish, so she is basically the light in the dark.
Underrated comment. I was just thinking this myself as I watched it.
Luna also means moon in romanian and when I read your comment I was like hold on-
@@iuliqq And in Latin too (I think)
Luna means moon in italian and latin as well.
@@oracle5872 you are right
I just realized something, they should also have added the scene where Ron and Hermione becoming Prefects. It makes Harry more isolated, especially when Harry felt strange not sitting with Ron and Hermione on the train.
U have to think about it from a filmmakers perspective. That was a fairly pointless plot point that had no business making the final cut of the movie. It made Harry feel more isolated, but didn’t really contribute that much to the story
Yes, and the scene where he meets Luna, because when I watched movie I thought she was his age, but she actually was Ginny's age
@@zurabrostiashvili4614 i mean.. ginny basically IS harrys age since shes in the year directly below harry. iirc Luna is like 6 months younger than harry.. its not really an important detail tbh
Uh, okay. Except the scene showing Harry haunted by Voldemort at King's Cross is *DISTURBINGLY* isolating! The sharp cut from the closeup on Voldemort in a black suit to Harry waking up on the train, noticing Hermione sitting down, and thinking, *"Yeah, she won't understand this..."* is FAR better than the book scene with Ginny, Neville, and Luna.
Also, Ron's prefect status is implied when he diffuses Harry's argument with Seamus in the common room and says, *"Has anyone else got a problem with Harry?"* There are plenty of ways filmmakers can acknowledge the spirit of a book without slapping exact scenes down verbatim from the novel. Order of the Phoenix, as a book, is a 1000-page meandering slog compared to the rest of the series. Michael Goldenberg's work slimming it into a 138-min movie is nothing short of masterful.
I've always considered the "Look at me!" scene one of the most powerful in the entire series.
Grbović Andrej after Harry had the vision of Arthur being attacked by Nagini and everyone is in a room, Dumbledore ignores Harry when Harry tries to speak, Harry had his breaking point and yelled: “Look at me!”
Order of the Phoenix
so did xxxtentacion
so powerful. proved harry was at his breaking point and needed to know what was happening.
It was an amazing scene. The other time I heard "Look at him" , I was just shit scared. Because it was Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight as Joker.
Mine is the scene where Snape says ALWAYS. (His memory)
giving a spoiler warning for Harry Potter in 2019
respect to you my friend
you know, i read the books and watched the films for the first time this year lol
Ethrakk Havw you lived under a rock and now is trying to catch up with the rest of the world?
@dashy xyz what just cause he didnt watch the movies
@@DashyXI 😂 😂 😂 when I realize one of my close friends had the same case...
She argued with me about HP before she finally loves it.
Some people requested spoiler warnings. A couple videos ago he got very annoyed with those :D but that's why he still does it.
Wish they kept in Neville's visit to his parents. 😭
Portgas D. Ace I wish they shown his parents in any of the films. You think there are dead in the films instead of a mental institution.
Me to!
@@0807Kitty you kinda do in the picture of the original order of the Phoenix but you don't really know it's them and Neville said in the movie "I am proud that I'm their son but I'm not ready to tell everyone yet." to harry.
@@0807Kitty actually neville said that his parents was in hospital in the DA room to harry
Vera Yeh that to me that was open to interpretation because Harry says “we going to make them proud Neville” which implies his parents too. His parents is dead that’s why I said the film made is seem like his parents was also dead because Harry said that. I felt like they were bond over a lost like death.
daniel radcliffe acted the shit out of this film. I felt his pain, his loneliness, his sorrow, his anger. the order of the phoenix and his acting in general felt like it was coming from a place in his heart. i’m proud of him.
Whats great is he aged into the character so well, from the first film all the way through the end.
I Agree! He's So Good!
Its a shame he betrayed jkr
I agree. That’s why he’s one of my favourite actors in this franchise
Dan did say he loved this movie because his relationship with Gary felt like an actual bond
“How’s your dad?”
“Better now, he’s about to be avenged.”
Such a badass line
*parents
@@Ninjamanhammer
"How's mum and dad?"
@@Unknown-uk9he You're right.
Yeah....
I believe the actual quotes are
Bellatrix Lestrange: "Neville Longbottom, is it? How's mum and dad?"
Neville Longbottom: "Better now that they're about to be avenged."
my favorite line in Harry Potter is "im sorry professor i must not tell lies"
Random Person HA. HA HA. HA HA. HA. HA. HA. (Sorry you should watch hp crack)
Lmfao Yes! With the look at me scene
Love that scene
My was the scene were Voldemort is in Harry’s body
CoolJeremy Animations Yeah! That scene was one of my favourites too
Only thing I think they should've put in the 5th movie was the scene where Neville, his grandmother and his friends visited St. Mungo's Hospital
Yes definitely. And seeing Lockheart again would have been awesome.
Yay
I will never forgive them for leaving this scene out. I am biased as it is my favorite book but they could’ve included it.
The reason it was deleted as it needed a whole new set to be built
Yeah but idk how he was supposed to do that
I love the scene where Neville finally gets the disarming charm. Even though it’s pretty basic, everyone still supports him and congratulates him. So sweet.
Also: Imelda Staunton as Umbridge is absolute perfection
Agreed
It’s like they say
“Hate the character, respect the actress/actor”
fuckin hated that bitch
@@tylermorris9196 and that's why she's so good 😂
@@tylermorris9196 Then the actors did a perfect job👍
Imagine being Remus. He went through so much with being a werewolf already, but now seeing the people who helped relieved his pain dying one by one will be so painful.
I know. Remus is one of the sweetest people ever yet he has to go through so much that he doesn’t even deserve.
Remus is so strong that even though he is shocked and sadder about losing his last best friend, he is still holding Harry back knowing James and Sirius would want him to protect Harry.
I know omg what an underrated heartbreaking moment... harry's reaction to Sirius dying is so tragic and Remus holding him back is so perfect and sad, but it's easy to forget in the pain of the moment that Remus just watched his best friend die and his instinctive reaction is to protect harry. that's so powerful
Worm tail was the traitor
James son was the chosen and he died
Serious was in Azkaban and was blamed
That is really sad
He lost everyone and yet he was still a good person. That’s why he’s my favourite character
The scene where Harry looks away from the mirror, looks back, and his face is voldemorts is one of my favourites. So scary, so subtle, so effective.
Also: Hoodie-mort. 😩😂😂
And Voldemort says “Look at me”, just like when Harry yells at Dumbeldore earlier “Look at me!”
same but do you have an accent because I noticed you spelled favorites with a u
@@marygiannico6020 I'm Finnish and in Finland we use the British English system so thats why
This scene where Voldemort possess Harry is my absolute favorite scene throughout the whole series. He finally begins to realize the love he still has, versus the love he's lost. You can tell it Voldemort was threatened by the fact that he couldn't make him feel isolated and alone anymore.
Two of my favourite scenes is when Harry meets and hugs Sirius and when he speaks to him about him becoming like Voldemort. What makes these scenes great is that these moments aren’t even in the book. It’s actually brilliant that all the best moments and lines don’t come from the book.
Luna said what this film is about so perfectly: “If it’s just you alone, you’re not much of a threat”
I think that’s one of the most important lines and most real lines I’ve ever head not just for the series but for life itself. It tells the audience that Voldemort wasn’t just a factor in Harry being alone, him being alone wasn’t his plan, it just made it easier for him to manipulate his mind and exploit his fears and anxieties. It isn’t until too late that Voldemort realises that Harry couldn’t be more different from him. Harry fights for the things he loves and Voldemort only fights for himself and for more power.
I just talked about that line with my mom who’s not a HP reader or viewer and she appreciated the hell out of that just from a life perspective.
This is also my favourite film of the series. I fell in love with Luna, her voice is so gentle and she's got such a positive character overall. I was so happy she was in the later films as well.
yeah she's cute
I AM LUNA😎 no, but seriously my patronus is a hare and I'm in Ravenclaw 😅😄🐇💙🤗
Why they added music over Harry's cries was because Daniel did so well that the hole cast and most of the crew was crying
I heard that his scream (after Sirius was killed), was gut wrenching
@@talyorgreen9342 yeah that too it just proves what great after he is Helena boham Carter was almost sobbing afterwards
@@shanabethay5010
That was definitely one of Daniel's best performances
I always thought it was weird that Bellatrix looked sad right before she ran away. I guess I know why now, that's actually pretty awesome.
@@talyorgreen9342 - do you remember where you heard that? Because I've been trying to find out if this "fun fact" is true for years, since a lot of people love to quote it, make photo-montages with it, and the only source available is a very old anonymous IMDB post.
I've looked for that scene unmuted, or quotes from other actors, but I've never been able to find anything that coroborated that post.
On the contrary, in a commentary David Yates stated that the 2 reasons why Harry's scream was muted was:
1)to pay homage to Al Pacino's character's famous cry in "The Godfather" Part 3, which is one of Mr Yate's favorites.
2) he wanted the viewers to really feel the gravity of what has just happened. He wanted viewers to take a moment to stop and realize that Sirius is gone, and what it means for Harry.
Anyway, both times he talked about this scene, he didn't say anything about Daniel's scream making other actors cry (?) being the reason for the mute button... you'd think it would be something that he would mention.
I'm starting to wonder if this is one of these anecdotes that sound so cool, people don't care anymore if they're true or not ^^'
*Rant Over*
19:35 Remus’s face as he’s holding Harry, gets me every time. He keeps on loosing his best friends💔
Loses the last one of his friends and the first thing he does was go to Harry....a true man
First his parents, then his best friend cedric, then sirius, then dumbledore, then snape (idk if harry likes snape)
Also fred and alot more ppl then I can list
Just the “Dumbledore’s got style” line makes this the best film 🙌
Why I like the Order of the Phoenix: They finally got haircuts.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@sillysimic79 Nah fred george ginny nevill etc thos ppl. And Dumbledore didnt but hes just great
Also Gary Oldman is always a win
They all got haircut cuz in Goblet they were given long hair for a reason, since most actors were well above the age they were supposed to portraying, so the long hair was there to make them look younger.
@@bzq122 how does longer hair make you look younger?
Lol
Well, well, well. I don’t think it’s my favorite. That one belongs to POA. This video has made me appreciate it more. Particularly the editing. I didn’t realize how well it was done. Your attention to detail is excellent.
Thulani Hlatshwayo One of the worst for me, to much focus on the time turner and time travel in any movie just annoys me lol
Agreed
Idk why i like poa as well
For me Goblet of Fire was my favorite. The entire final act of the movie is arguably the most pivotal moment in the franchise as that's when Voldemort returns to fuck the wizarding world up.
I love The Half-Blood Prince.Everything's just messed up and when harry found out about the horcruxes
"Nice one James!" It hit me hard!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I know right! I realized that the last time I watched it!
I couldn’t disagree more!
@@edwinharbauer2260 dont you mean agree?
Bruh seriously i never let that part sink in in fact i forgot about it until i saw this video and i had to pause it cause i was like damn thats some shit right there...
No I disagree. I think it’s such a slap in the face to Sirius’ character.
For some reason the scene where Harry sees Voldemort on Platform 9 & 3/4 is one of the most nightmare fueling scenes from the entire series. Like it has always given me chills, more than any scene where Voldemort is actually there for real.
I totally agree. That scene is frightening.
at the same time it was also kinda funny seeing Voldemort in a suit
I think the most frightening scenes was in Deathy Hallows where he starts whispering in everyone’s ears, the girls screams make my blood curl
@@chongachonga3462 I literally had to look away it was so freaky
I fear no man, but that thing.
"Voldemort in a suit"
It scares me.
Ginny was my favorite character in the books and the movies don't do her justice at all (although like you say, this is the least bad one when it comes to her)
Filip Gustavsson I think half blood prince did fine with Ginny for the most part I just think that specifically they should have had less “awkward teenage romance” between her and Harry in the film. Though the scene where she says shut it, the moment when she goes after Harry as the death eaters show up (yes I know it wasn’t in the book) and the moments where she’s consoling him about the book and after Albus’a death (albeit silently) are great moments. I think if they had added their conversations from the book and stayed true to their actual first kiss that it would have been perfect.
@@joshz2491 That's exactly the problem though. They didn't add the conversations, basically all she has to do is "awkward teenage romance". Ginny is not awkward (in the books). She's funny and sassy and smart. Movie ginny has zero personality (apart from maybe one or two blink of the eye moments). As for the death eater scene the problem isn't that it wasn't in the book, the problem is that the scene doesn't matter. They show up randomly, they burn the place down, they leave and it's never mentioned ever again.
Basically I agree with you
Filip Gustavsson Oh believe me I agree with you here. Compared to the book of course Ginny was handled badly I’m just saying that within the context of the movies it was fine.
For whatever reason the movies made various choices that weren’t in the books with characters and plot some good, like a lot of movie 5) some bad like (most of movie 6) and some that fall right in the middle. Every movie has things to love and things to hate, in the end I have a very vivid imagination so I just picture the books being acted out whenever I reread them😊
Me too, with Harry, Pansy and Luna
I don’t like the way they cut Dumbledore’s and Harry’s conversation since Dumbledore apologises and explains Sirius’ death and at the end Dumbledore starts crying. It is a powerful moment considering he dies in the half blood prince. The meltdown in Dumbledore’s office allows us to grieve Sirius’ death
I completely agree.
Let’s be honest... the movies will never reach the level of the books! So they did their best but for the true experience stick to the books!
Arun Sreenivasan same here
The movies will never be as good as the books
@@arunsreenivasan2074 I'm just hoping for an HBO remake in no later than 2 decades (let Fantastic Beasts have its thing) with legal rights to the original score by John Williams. Each book= 1 season.
@@g.9499 I hope they will one day make a series
I love order of the Phoenix is because they gave the attention the silver trio deserve (Ginny, Luna and Neville)
EXACTLY
No, the silver is Dumbledore, snape and mcgonagall
@@cosmicld teacher trio (yes i know dumbledore is no longer a teacher)
I like the silver trio more then the golden trio
@@ihappydawnz Neither is Snape
i watched these all several times as a kid, but when going back to this film and noticing harry attempt to use the cruciatus curse on bellatrix is something i never noticed and was done so well in the film. it really shows how dark harry is becoming and how angry he is. in reality he doesnt have the strength to use it, but the fact that he attempts is insane
And the fact that he casts the Imperius and Cruciatus curse successfully in the Deathly Hallows book is even more insane. I mean, I genuinely expected him to cast the Killing Curse and come full circle but I think that in the final showdown, when Voldy dies because the Killing Curse rebounded makes it come full circle because Harry's spell deflects it to go the other way round (though it's not supposed to do that).
@@niharikadatta6442 it's not? I thought when you duel, if you're defeated via Priori incantatum you get the brunt/affect of both spells. It's called the Reverse spell effect so I'd assume that's what would happen.
Also, to the main comment,
I absolutely think that's insane that he could perform both spells. I can't specifically remember the cruciatus curse, but in Order of the Phoenix that fact that he tried the curse to cause so much pain to the person who killed his godfather is crazy. Yet still, I understand why he did it. He goes through 3 stages of greuf within a minute and when he reaches Anger, he unleashes his biult up rage he's been carrying all year, executed in one of the most extreme ways possible.
@@eimanb3887 Voldy’s curse rebound because the Elder Wand cannot harm its true master; Priori Incantatum refers to the effect of the wand regurgitating its prior spells.
@@niharikadatta6442 What's insane is that when he uses the Cruciatus curse in Order of the Phoenix Bellatrix points out that it didn't do her much because the caster needs to truly want to cause pain on another person. Which means that between that and Deathly Hallows Harry actually spent time practicing and mastering the Cruciatus curse.
Much as I liked this movie, I cannot forgive it cutting the scene where Harry loses his shit in Dumbledore's office. That scene was a fantastic observation on Teen development and dealing with grief as well as a significant moment in the relationship between Harry and Dumbledore.
I mean,you couldn’t keep everything in a 800 page book into a movie
@@yuanhonggao7062 That’s true
i cAnNoT fOrGiVe
you MUST hate Half Blood Prince then
And you said the S-word...
i really wanted the scene where harry flips out on dumbledore after sirius's death and starts yelling and trashing his office. it was my favorite scene in the book, it showed harry's grief which i think was glossed over in this movie. sirius is my absolute favorite character and i don't like how his death was almost immediately forgotten ://
Agree.
ikr how could they remove that
I forgot he died
This scene makes this movie tier F instead of tier A. It was quite literally the most important scene in the book, it explained everything and established the bond between Harry and Dumbledore. I can't understand why they did it like that. I think in the books it was like a whole chapter? And here what, 15 seconds? Total bullshit.
I think that would have clashed too much with the meek, goody two-shoes version of Harry the movies had created, though I'm also sure Daniel Radcliffe could have pulled it off well if they'd written the character truer to the books.
I just wish the movie showed Harry mourning
Sirius’ death more. They had a deleted scene that showed this, but sadly, they cut it even though the movie is the shortest of the franchise.
No the last one was the shortest as it was the second half of a book
It’s still long though. Two and a half hours.
It’s not the shortest no hate
They wanted to but it was too emotionally damaging, Emma and Hannah kept crying whenever he screams
They cut it but you can see Harry mourning in the opening of half blood Prince
I just finished watching all 8 films for the first time in my life. I never watched Harry Potter in all 20 years I’ve been on this planet. Now that I watched them all, I feel like I missed out. Granted I was a couple months old when the first movie came out. It’s amazing, I wish I can rewatch all 8 films with no prior knowledge.
I've been reading the books and watching the films for 20+ years and I wish the same. 💜
The third act of this film in the Ministry is perfection: the score, the lines, the players, everyone came together in a way they never had. The acting was incredible, the emotions were raw and the special effects just topped it off.
As a movie it might be, but it misunderstood Sirius' actual death that it broke my heart
That Dumbledore vs Voldemort scene 👏
it's so good that I can't watch it uninterrupted, cause it's so painful to watch. Especially can't watch Sirius dying.
the battle between Voldemort and Dumbledore was so well done, my favourite fight scene
Gaunted Plays weakened by the fact they left out Fawkes... I mean, the whole movie and Order that fights Voldemort is named after him... stupidity that drives me crazy
They missed out a bit from the battle where Voldemort conjured a silver shield to deflect a spell from Dumbledore. Can’t wait for his duel with grindlewald in fantastic beasts though
It wasn't long enough.
I do wish it was a little longer though
the only thing that bothered me in this film is where they cut off every single one of ginny’s lines
There was one "redukto" 😂
Ferike 😂😂
Ferike reducto*
@@diegom5255 sorry I'm from Germany :/
When spell it redukto
Ferike lol
You are SO RIGHT about everything, in this and your other video essays! I'm a much older HP fan--not that that matters---but you are bringing back to life the magic we felt as first the books, and then the movies, were first released! There is only one thing about the OOP book that isn't (and almost certainly could not be) converted to film; yet to me it's the most powerful and heartbreaking line in the entire story: " 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." It is Harry's horror and grief at Sirius's death that drives Voldemort out of his mind forever, not seeing his friends. That's a Hollywood touch. Harry's dying thought, in the midst of his sorrow, is that he has the chance to meet Sirius in the afterlife..it is what saves him.
“Nice one James!” oh. my. god. When Sirius died after that it made me cry so hard.
Well... If it makes you feel any better, he would see James (and my queen lilly) again straight after that...
Patricia .
My jaw dropped and I was like "No that can't be real..." ( I watched the movies first )
I hate how Dudley talks about lily... like Dudley shes your aunt you know
Mackenzie Jewell might stem from how his parents talk about them. He knows she’s his aunt, but never sees her like that. And he knows no sibling love as he’s an only child
Dudley doesn’t care and even his mom doesn’t care abt her sister and says it her fault for dying
@@Sai_Zz but Dudley's mom does care, only that they showed it until deathly hallows part 1 in a deleted scene
Well, his mom talked shit about his aunt all the time, that's why.
Ik and how he MAKES his friends laugh 🙄
Whoof, I'd say it's a tie between this and Prisoner of Azkaban.
Lazarinth in my opinion is a tie between goblet of fire but everybody have diffrent opinion 😊😊😊
Chamber of secrets the most underrated
@@104copyTHAT YESSSSS IT LITTERALLY HAD EVERYTHING FROM THE BOOK (except the death day oarty but who tf cares)
The first two films are most accurate to the books thooooo
@@ailsa7471 Look at it this way, you could skip all of the Goblet of fire (the movie tho) except for the graveyard scene, and there would be no holes in the narrative. The whole film is watered down tournaments, which should be the setting of the story, not the story itself.
The whole Barty Crouch Jr. storyline which impacts the pointe of the film gets merely glanced at. The goblet of fire is an abomination of a film.
I know this story is often hated as a book…even by the author…but this story is an excellent character study into ptsd. When you consider that Harry’s first true experience with death that he can remember is the death of Cedric…it changes the entire context of this story. This story is about Harry truly accepting that he is the chosen one and because of that, his loved ones are in danger. The scene where he screams at Dumbledore is easily my favorite in the entire story of showing his evolution as a character…the scene shows him blaming everyone around him for what happened as he accepts that he has no control…only to partially realize, even if he refuses to admit it…that everything is Dumbledore’s fault, that Dumbledore was farming him from the very beginning for a fate he didn’t ask for
it is actually my fav book in the series you know? fred, george and peeves. the escape from hogwarts. the order getting back together. harry's loneliness and his yearning for a family but then the comfort he feels when working with members of the order until sirius' death. his time with sirius too. this book was my absolute fav. it's sad its so underappreciated. :(
@@ishita8486 it's always been my favorite too. I feel like a lot of people adore this book, and a lot don't like it. There doesn't seem to be a in between with this one.
It's my second favourite after POA eventhough Sirius dies. It makes me much more emotionally involved then any of the other books maybe because I have dealed with some of the struggles my self around the same age as Harry. The whole department of mysteries is so facinating to me. I like Luna and Nevills development. Also the backstroy with Snape and James because we see both of them in a different light. I also like the way the story is build up and told especially the first couple of chapters. -The movie is among my favourites too.
Agreed 👍
You know you should do more video essays your really good at it it’s really interesting the way you look at films
He should do one on half-blood prince. In my opinion all the best parts are missing from the movie or rushed.
Absolutely.
Landkrabben that’s a good I think he should do a video essay on how to fix the half blood prince because that’s mostly everyone’s least favorite
First of all. He is planning on doing a video essay on every film in the franchise including the fantastic beasts movies. Also last time I checked, Chamber of Secrets was everyone's least favorite film ( it's my favorite)
Fashionable Changeling that’s awesome he’s doing that and I was just saying that most Harry Potter fans I talk to half blood prince is their least favorite but that’s not for everyone it’s just opinions
18:01 Adding to this scene, Voldemort does a kind of neck crick before he looks at Harry. Later on in the film, Harry does a similar neck crick when in his dormatory. He also does it after touching the Gaunt ring in Half-blood Prince. It's a kind of visual cue of the connection between Harry and Voldemort.
@Jon Bujupi Only very distantly. Most people in the real world are probably related to that extent as well.
He ALWAYS does that neck crick. Ok, not always but constantly...
@@emscastro8627 I’m pretty sure he only does it in The Order of the Phoenix.
@Kenjamin oh, thank you for telling me. I didn’t know that he did it in that scene. my comment was trying to bring light to the fact that he doesn’t CONSTANTLY do it, it’s more to signify his connection with Voldemort.
The way the movies portray the relationships, you’d think he’d marry Luna instead
What?
he was always uncomfortable with harry so i would never ship them
@@zaiaep so we playin' the pronoun game again, huh?
Yeah true, but I think The Half Blood Prince failed at that more than the other movies...
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The most heartbreaking few seconds in the entire movie franchise for me is that shot of Harry looking at Sirius falling through the Vail. The confusion, realisation, heartbreak and loss on Harry's face just brings me to tears every damn time.
Yeah, I agree
The relationships Harry forms with Neville and Luna are very underrated in this movie. When Harry says that he and Neville will make their parents proud makes you remember that Neville lost his parents as well, and it makes his character in the eighth film even better. Luna helps Harry through his isolation this film because she can see the thestrals and hear the voices in the veil. She helps him stay sane when he feels like everything around him is crumbling.
When Harry says "We're gonna make them proud Neville, that's a promise." gets me every single time
Harry: “... we’ve got one thing that Voldemort doesn’t have.”
Me: a nose.
Lego Voldemort would like to have a talk with you.
Have you seen that before? I have
😂 😂 😂
How very original.
Voldy has a nose but not really
Something I appreciate was the treatment of Harry’s mental struggles. Mental health is something that is so hard to depict in a film which is why many filmmakers prefer not to, but this movie did such an amazing job.
But it cut the hospital scene with Neville’s parents 🙁
Yeah that sucked... but the movie would’ve been too long
Eh not necessary imo
Damn right
It would be great, but they cut the right things
@@Whokn6627 LOTR ROTK extended cut at 251 minutes: "no such thing"
i wish they had the DA coins in the movie
same
Yeah same
They missed a major merchandising opportunity as well.
Agree
Such a cool item in the books!
This is Daniel Radcliffe’s favorite too
neat
Ya he says that when he and JK were talking on a show together.
Sreekanth Ravishakar But the way I understood it, he says it more in terms of the production and being able to work with acting legends like Gary Oldman and not the movie itself.
@@amysteriousviewer3772 Yes he indeed says working with Gary was his most favorite days of the entire series.
Probably because he got to kiss a pretty Asian girl for the first time.
I personally like the relationship between Harry and Luna in the movie, because it shows Harry excepting her more and seeing past her odd and quirky personality. Especially when Luna introduces her to Thesterals. I even kinda shipped them a little bit
Luna and Harry lowkey had more chemistry than Harry and Ginny in the movies
I'd say the last words of Sirius Black was the saddest part of the movie. The fact that he referred to Harry as if he were his father just makes that death cut so much deeper
Harry - `Sorry professor - I must not tell lies’
Me - sHoTs fIrEd! I’ve waited for this 🤨
Every single time I watch the movies this is what I wait for and love
That scene gives off the same energy as that one vine, where the guy goes: Welcome to T-T-T-T-T-T-T-TARGET! air horn plays
The line where Sirius is talking to Harry and he says "Its been 14 years. And still a day doesn't go by where I don't miss your dad" with that flute playing hits me in the feels hard.
By far my favorite movie for one reason they actually showed book Ginny in this movie which I loved and how badass she has become from that shy little girl to a strong independent woman. Sadly it’s only in this movie and not the others.
That swell in the score when Dumbledore Is telling Harry, how he and Voldermort are different always makes me cry.
I actually think Daniel's best acting was watching Sirius die and his reaction to it. It penetrates my heart every time, its so hauntingly sad.
Had a lot to do with the close relationship between Dan and Gary Oldman.
Actually his grandmother had died that day and that scream was real
@@imsorryforscreaming no one had corrected you guys so I.
No, this is not true, it’s a rumor that someone made up.
Elsie, his grandmother, died 1 years ago after this movie was even released.
He didn’t lose someone during filming. He’s just a good actor.
In terms of the filmmaking I’d still say POA is the best FILM. Has a world class director attached to it, really vibrant cinematography and editing, well paced, good acting, for me it has by FAR the best presentation of magic in the entire series (I like how natural it feels within the universe, as opposed to everyone being “wowed” all the time).
People get too hung up on which book is the best when talking about the films. POA isn’t my favourite book but it is the best film imo.
I more or less agree. It is my favourite, I also like the fifth and the last one quite much. (Although, from time to time, I enjoy watching every film of the HP series - I by no means hate any of them.) // Without necessarily spoiling anything - the filmmakers explained who set the dementors after Harry, in a deleted scene, didn't they? (It is definitely explained in the book, if my memory serves.)
Totally agreed. Fav film, not the fav book. Fav book is HBP.
Fair it was good but this one felt more like infinity war a build up to a great conclusion
That "nice one, James" made me cry again and this is just your video. It hits so hard.
Their visit to St Mungo's should have also been included in the film as it really develops Neville's character immensely! I feel like it could have been quickly & relatively easily done as well as giving us a little more of a dramatic effect not knowing for a little while if they'd be able stop the bleeding of Mr. Weasley's snake bites
I didn't read the books until after Half Blood Prince came out, and reading Order of the Phoenix, that's when you truly understand how severe Mr. Weasley's injuries. Watching the scene in the movie, it's just "oh he got bit, moving on".
I know Neville story is important but film is limited with such amount of time, and you can't expect all of scene in the book will show up in film moreover the fifth book has more than 800 pages, and tbh i think St. Mungo could not make it but they have the replacement for Neville story like how he is the one who found the room of requirement, prophecy and how is he with Bellatrix
Order of the Phoenix is an absolutely beautiful and moving film- I don’t mean by the deaths of certain characters. The way it is portrayed, the outstanding acting, the emotions behind each line. The whole lot is relatable and moving ❤️ I completely agree with your opinions.
The music, the acting, everything is so perfect. I relate to him so much❤️
Yes. You relate to Harry. A boy who's parents were murdered bye an evil wizard and grows up to also become the second best wizard ever. Nah ik what you actually mean.
@@Sh00sx sorry I was making a joke. I used to be like that, too. But found out to accept people more and more. I do know what you are feeling, I just didnt know that was what you meant. I wouldnt have made a joke if I knew that's what it was about.
Endsterskillz Gaming I’m sorry, I didn’t mean it like offensively I just get a bit aggressive
Endsterskillz Gaming I understand that now and should have more thoroughly understood so I interpreted the comment correctly ❤️
@@Sh00sx no no its ok
Me: deathly hallows 2 is good, probs the best
Movieflame: order of the phoenix is the best
Me: order of the phoenix is the best
@kayla coughlan It's clearly a joke Kayla, lighten up. No need to be rude.
I hate deathly hallows pt. 2 tbh, compared to the books anyway.
@@BoHorn d
Erske Perske alright thats true tho
@@erskeperske594 thank you Erske, very cool!
Hot take here:
I actually really liked most of Yates’ decisions. And I genuinely love his movies save for Half blood prince.
Thanks for liking.
I have one nit pick with deathly hallows part 1 They didn’t have Wormtails death
" now who wants see me take off snivelly's trousers?"
a good 20 years later:
" nice one , james"
Only real ones will get this joke LMAO
Oh wow
@Krisynthia Gomez not sure if I get tbh.
@Krisynthia Gomez Yeah yeah
@Krisynthia Gomez oh yeah I see. Makes sense
This is my favorite movie too bc it focused on the characters and the importance of friendship. The ending scene with Harry's possession just killed me, when the gang enters and sees him, and the memories they have together just touched me and hit me hard. I got nonstop chills watching this.
The scene at St Mungo's is the worst cut. Even a brief glimpse of Neville!, his mother, and grandmother would have added so much? The loss of that scene is the biggest flaw in this film.
The Dumbledore/Voldemort duel is the best n the entire series, so much better than the Harry/Voldemort duel in Deathly Hallows 2.
The reason it was cut because a whole entire set needed to be buily for that one scene.
@@novemberguy9 in Deathly Hallows 2 the Chamber of Secrets was nothing but green screen. Same could be done for St Mungos.
@@Curtiz2008 That was because they used green screen of the COS movie, whereas they would have to make an entirely new set, whether practical or digital
@@Curtiz2008 no, you should watch the bts of dealthy hallows p2 it is not a green screen
I mean, it would have been cool to see, but it wasn’t completely necessary when the moment of Harry and Neville bonding after Bellatrix's escape achieves the same thing.
I'll always admire Daniel's acting in Order of the Phoenix. He portrayed the isolated, angry and misunderstood protagonist that Harry became in book 5 so well. It says a lot, because personally I didn't like Harry's character in book 5 (far too whiny , having a go at Ron and Hermione for no fault of theirs), despite the ordeals and circumstances that make him like that. However it's Daniel's acting that made it so much more bearable
One of my favorite scenes in cinematic history (and I consider myself a cinephile) is the battle between Dumbledore and Voldemort. There’s just so much tension. The decision to cut all music and dialogue and just focus solely on the sound effects and grunts. Capturing the height of the Ministry of Magic while also showing its lack of width. It’s cathedral-esque but also very confined. They didn’t overplay it, they played it perfectly. It really sucks you right into the room with them. As though you’re there experiencing it, especially right after the trauma of seeing Sirius die (a character I’m sure all of us had grown to love).
What a brilliant scene to close a wonderful movie.
Mehbobo Torp yes, I agree totally. The book tells us that there was so much magical power swirling around that it made Harry’s hair stand up. If you look carefully in the movie, after Dumbledore pushes him out of the way and he’s cringing underneath the column, Harry’s hair is actually standing up.
One of the best sound design ever.
I still hate how they made Dumbledore look weak... the whole point of Voldemorts idea was to outlive Dumbledore or kill him through somebody else since he's the only Wizard he couldn't match...yet at the ministry in the movies it seems like Voldemort was an equal with Dumbledore
Sirius’s death is so painful, even now.
Absolutely my favorite Neville moment EVER is when he tells Harry about his parents. I so wish the films had included him visiting them at St Mungo's. And yes, power to Ginny!
Great Neville scene yes but surely his best is squaring up to Voldemort at the end of the Deathly Hallows?
My favorite Neville scene was when he executed Nagini.
my fav neville moment has to be the part where he stands up to voldemort
they showed ginny being strong but they didnt show her relationships with others like fred and george and ginny were so close her and rons relationship hermione and ginnys frienshhip and ginny and luna and ginny making harry feel better through Ootp
@@firetiger3639 IN the books he litteraly charges at voldemort and voldemort admires his bravery and wants him on his side lol
Read all the books in high-school, I wasn't allowed to read Harry Potter as a little kid but "rebelled" in my adolescentes and read them all in high school in the span of months. Forgot about most of the plot later, but that scene in this film when Dumbledore enters the fight will always stick in my mind as one of the most epic fight scenes in cinematic history
Peeves was the best character in the mov-....
Died
Book
Yeah I was really disappointed they missed out Peeves, his scenes were either cut completely or his lines were spoken by someone else; I actually think generally the ghosts were done a great disservice and were highly under-utilised, we only see the bloody baron and fat friar briefly in the first film, there's only a passing reference to the headless hunt, we don't get NH Nick's 500th deathday party, and as I said Peeves doesn't appear at all.
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I'm crying every time when I watch the Sirius' death scene :(
It really does hit u in the feels, and Dan's anguished portrayal of the death of the only father figure Harry's had was brilliant! U felt the pain that Harry felt! It made the following scene - chasing and cursing Bella, watching Dumbledore fight Voldemort, and then getting possessed - even better and more powerful! A teary and sad scene followed by a teary and hopeful scene as u watch Harry throw him off! It truly is the highlight of the film!
Me too, the vfx are really tearjerkingly bad :c
Same here
Wait till you watch Dumbledore die
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We deserved to get Ginny from books adapted into movie...
Amen
I hated that I Half-Blood Prince her character was watered down so much that she had no substance. She wasn’t the bold and fiery girl we knew from the books and what little we saw of her in the other movies. She was nothing but a love interest and we didn’t get a feel at for how important she was as friend and love interest for Harry. The interactions between the two were so damn awkward in HBP as well and there was practically zero dialogue between either. The kiss between them was sooo much better than in the books.
@@Hold_Fast_Clanmcleod ikr, so maaad!!!!
Yeah true. Show how much he liked her
@@JaneJn-e5c exactly in the movie they don't show how much he likes her, so it's weird and cringy when they kiss and do "sweet" things like tie shoelaces
I get goosebumps every single time Harry screams LOOK AT ME to Dumbledore... I think it's the sweating, the panting, the Voldemort head twitch, the music building then cutting all accumulating with Daniel's excellent outburst. You can hear the desperation mixed with the anger in his scream. I know it's only like 2 seconds but I adore this moment. The dark side of Harry is really coming through in that split second before he returns to his normal self begging for answers with "What's happening to me...?" I fucking love it.
I felt a lot for Harry in this movie, Daniel did a fantastic job of portraying how isolated and angry he was. It felt like Harry was there physically, but he was mentally shattered and just going through the motions of everything around him.
Sirius Black’s death was the first time I ever genuinely sobbed for a character
same😭😭😭😭
First saddest death
I mourned day after day when dobby died 😭😭😭😢😢
Same here too but it front of harry god damn it 😭
same, i literally sobbed for like 30 minutes straight reading his death and harry’s mourning, so heartbreaking
I honestly undervalued "Order of the Phoenix" as a film a little, especially since it is my favourite book, but you helped me understand the movie better.
I especially liked how you pointed out the writing style of Michael Goldenberg.
With Fantastic Beasts 3 beeing co-written by Steve Kloves, I wonder what sort of a movie they are gonna produce.
Hope it still comes out in November of 2021
8:48 Neville finding the room doesn’t only show how much the group means to him; he finds the room after being bullied, so his wish that made the room appear was something like: „I wish there was a place where nobody can find me.“ And this is exactly the wish of the DA.
i never knew you'd make me love this film even more
ps. luna introducing thestrals to harry is one of my favourite changes from the books and one of the best scenes in the series. the dialogue is just beautiful
Kasim Bilal yes omg! So many beautifully meaningfully written dialogue in this film :’)
@@visual_honey exactly
even as a kid it made me think and had an impact on me
i love it when vernon is just eating ice cream out of the fridge
The actor for Vernon is literally a Goat it’s sad he passed away
Yes, it was the best scene in a whole film, udoubtedly.
This movie should have been 25 minutes longer.
Kushal Rijal Not even that. It should’ve been split into two parts like the last movie, when the deathly hallows book was shorter than the order of the Phoenix!
I feel like most HP movies rush to the end after the climax. They should have focused more on Harry’s grief towards Sirius, and kept the conversation between him and Dumbledore at the end. That whole exchange is simply brilliant, and my top 1 favorite moment in the series.
Also, the addition of the two-side mirror (and Harry breaking it) would save it from being a plot-hole in Deathly Hollows, as well as providing an excellent opportunity for Daniel to shine as a dramatic actor.
I would argue an hour more. None of the Harry Potter films come close to REALLY showing us the FULL BOOK.
I vote that the Harry Potter series be released as HBO seasons. 1 season for every book. We all know the story, how many of us want to see the Deathday Party of Nicolas? I do.
Ikr. And now movies are 3 hours long...
So true the ending is so extremely shortened and like the end of Order of the phoenix literally explains the whole Harry Potter series like why snape knew Voldemort would attack lilly ( because he heard the prophecy) and why Voldemort even wanted to kill Harry in the first place. I swear this pisses me off so bad I don't understand why everyone likes this movie. Its story was by faar the worst edited in the whole series. Also the Magical mirror he gets from Sirius is missing making the mirror extremely random in DH.
The fight scene between Voldemort and Dumbledore, especially when Voldemort breaks the glass is suchhhhh a powerful scene it chokes me up every time
That part where Voldemort broke the glass is so satisfying. Gives off the same energy as the seismic charge from Attack Of The Clones
Quidditch wasn't necessary, but it played a large part in Harry's relationship with Umbridge, and in Ron's character development. I understand cutting most of the matches like the other films did, but cutting it entirely was detrimental to the film as a whole, and a bit of a fuck you for book fans.
It took away all of rons character in this movie as well.
And Weasely is our King...
Idk if it was "detrimental"... sure it's a fun sport and it's got some importance cause it makes Harry happy and feel he belongs, but it isn't essential. Character emotional development takes priority over side plot sports action.
Why a curse word?
“Fuck you for book fans” No
I wish they kept quidditch in, it would’ve given more screen time for Draco and the rest of the slytherins, also it gave us more of an introduction to Umbridge.
Xnet Cascade Well in the book Harry got banned from playing Quidditch so there wasn’t too much of it in the book, personally I think it was a good decision to cut it.
Also when Harry says “you’ll never know love....” Dumbledore was like
👁👄👁 what do you mean Harry I’m good I think
“youll never know love was towards voldy, not dumbledore
@@fumuso r/whooosh
@@Zapifloxx …
What?
This is actually one of my favourite Harry Potter books, while at times it felt long and frustrating it gave us some truly epic moments the fight between Voldemort and Dumbledore, the battle in the department of mysteries, Harry fighting off dementors, the prophecy, Mister Weasley being bitten by Nagini, St. Mungos, Harry’s battle with Umbridge, Firenze’s prediction about the two Wizarding Wars, Harry’s trial and the Ministry of Magic. It also introduced so many amazing characters, Luna, Umbridge, Bellatrix etc.
Garbage besids the end.
Daniel Radcliffe himself said that Order of the Phoenix is his favourite Harry Potter film.
Yeah, because of Gary Oldman was in the film and they had more scenes together than in the third film.
Wow. We’re both love it HAHAHAHA
*And you can tell, that Gary and daniel have fun together! I love how it's hard to do films, but the actors and actresses have fun*
*Together! I honestly love harry potter. All my 4th fav characters are adults!~ 1. Sirius 2. Snape 3. Remus 4. Nythmidora.*
This guy really knows what he's talking about.
Ye
"Where is your mom Potter...?"
Dudley was savaged.
even worse was "how's mom and dad ?" - Bellatrix
If I were Harry , I would say in my heart, which you won't understand because you don't have a heart
I would tell him joke.
When Harry pulled hi wand on Dudley and everyone else was laughing you could see that Dudley didn’t want to make him angry
@@acriticwithoutacause8983 and then Neville responses "Better now that they are about to be avenged"
The duel between Dumbledore and Voldemort is one of the few times I liked the movie more than the book
Best film: POA
Most underrated: OotP
(Btw I like order of the Phoenix the best partly because it feels so different from the others)
Slothboiclique POA was my favourite book so I'm glad that it go a good movie to it. When I was first reading OOTP, I did like it but not as much ad the first 3. The film was an amazing adaptation.
Imo POA is also different from the others as there is no Voldemort n it first time introduced dementors n the marauders
I've not watched all the films but read the books so I don't mind
POA full form??
@@deadpoolbgmivalorant prisoner of azkaban
I wanted the scene where Harry breaks all of Dumbledore's stuff
True
And then Dumbledore is shown to cry which grounds harry.
Alec L. Wow... and what it would have added... a 15 years old behaving like a 3 years old!
They left out more important key moments... Fawkes, for example; which the Order and the movie is named after 🤯... or Sirius giving Harry the mirror; which saves them later in Deathly hallows out of the Malfoy Mansion 🙈
@Livy Potterhead Because Dumbledore avoided Harry like the plague all year long which lead to Sirius' death. Nah man, I'd have broken everything too.
@@michelmorio8026 how about finding the locket while cleaning, then throwing it away? When they bring it up later in the series I freaked haha.
"It is not our abilities that show what we truly are, it is our choices"
The Umbridge montage is one of my favourite scenes in the whole franchise. The music and the aesthetics are perrrrrrfect.