McGonagall battles Snape | Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 2
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- "It seems, despite your exhaustive defensive strategies, you still have a bit of a security problem, Headmaster.
Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) and Dumbledore’s Army break into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to confront Professor Snape (Alan Rickman). After Harry tells everyone that Snape murdered Dumbledore (Michael Gambon), Professor McGonagall (Dame Maggie Smith) attacks him in The Great Hall.
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Rest in peace to a man that made all Harry Potter fans hate him and then love him in the last seconds!
stupify!!!!!!!!!
+Lynda Hext Stupefy*
For real tho fans hate him for years(5 series I think) thinking he was the bad guy
Ben Owen I was fascinated of him when I first saw him but I hated him at the same time because he was so unfair. But when I see this I'm about to cry. Snape is better than McGonagall. At first he wanted to take his wand completely down but then he decided to defend himself. He did not attack her he just blocked her spells and killed two death eaters which is absolutely amazing and brilliant! I think Snape is one of the best characters who were ever made and I'm so sad that he died..
Ben Owen I
You can just see by the look on Snape's face how deeply hurt he is when Harry says those things to him... Its like he wanted to tell him the truth right there, but couldn't because death eaters were present.. The most mesmerizing character of all time
Yes he had to keep the act, he had to pretend he’s still Voldemort’s follower
Even without the Death Eaters he had to stay in character until Voldemort was vulnerable enough to tell Harry the truth about everything
@@christophersanchez7731 Does Harry actually find out that Snape was the spy who told Voldemort part of the prophecy in the books? Because if I remember correctly, he never does in the movies.
@@christophersanchez7731 he had to stay loyal to Voldemort till Voldemort was dead remember if Snape had to he would rather be a death eater than die if harry died a second time I think at least
True
@@edwinvanooijen7749 yes he find it out. Harry youngest son is named after Snape
Every time I hear people calling Snape 'coward' I feel so bad for him. He's the bravest man of all this bloody story
+Northern Caledonia they just don't know the whole story .. he is no coward all threw the movies every thing he does is to protect and save he's the real unsung hero of this story .. and its sad that people don't care enough to see this they just want to see cool fight scenes and a whole bunch of flash. but they don't pay attention to the story at all
Yup your right on that account but at the time, Harry didn't know about how Dumbledore and Snape planned it
Ya i know I read the books
IKR!!!
+Chris Kratchman so as me
When Snape draws his wand there is an oooh. When Mcgonagall draws her wand there are screams and everyone runs away.
Little Waddles Film That's because from their perspective Snape was like 😑, McGonagall was always a badass😎.
one of my favourite moments :D
"Snape drew his wand! This is going to be fun, yet better back away a bi---MCGONAGALL DREW HER WAND! ABORT MISSION! NOPE! I'M THE FUCK OUTTA HERE!"
No. It is because a duel between two powerful wizards was about to ensue.
Little Waddles Film DAMN MCGONGALL
Little Waddles Film oh yeah. They know she doesn't play.
The beauty of that 'battle' is that Severus ensures everyone's safety by removing the death eaters then taking their wands before removing himself. The real question is how no one noticed it was purpose?
J T IKR
I knew that he knocked them out, but I didn't know he took their wands until I read your comment and watched it again
Everyone, including any in the audience who hadn't read the books, was likely just zeroed in on the hope that he'd be getting his comeuppance there, and completely blind to any other details that weren't directly tied to his potential defeat.
Yes, SNape was hero in that scene to because the death eaters were probaly gonna attack
i think he wanted it to look that way. Like he was merely on the back foot, struggling and not focusing on where he was deflecting Mcgonagalls attacks
Harry: How dare you stand were he stood
Snape: Dumbledore stand everywhere in this castle, what am I gonna do float?
Obviously, Harry meant figuratively as well. "Stand where he stood" means that Snape took over Dumbledore's position.
i mean snape was one of the few wizards to master the art of flying 🙃
lmaoooooooooo
Yinan Hu r/wooooosh
@@yinanhu5989 r/woooooosh
The Actress of McGonagall played this scene so perfectly
her face, wrinkled, aged, yet you still see the sheer anger when she found out that one of her most trusted friends murdered her idol and teacher. the way her hand shakes after the first spellcast, the way her eyes just stare, void of life and happiness, the way her lips are curved downwards. the actress played McGonagall's silent wrath so damn well it's priceworthy if you ask me.
its maggie smith... what more needs to be said
WhackDatTower yesss Maggie Smith
Her name is Dame Maggie Smith...and she is a vastly underrated actress IMHO.
Dame Maggie Smith
Two time Oscar winner Maggie Smith... a fine actress right there.
he never sent out any spells he simply defended himself and blocked her attacks. this scene shows Snape at his best. His hesitation when McGonagall tells him that there is no going back from here, he doesn't want to hurt her and is disappointed/saddened that his friend has turned on him and he has been put in the situation. this is no battle, this is Snape continuing to protect, he backs out the way and blocks each of her shots, he refuses to fire at her. To top it all off he multitasks by using deflecting the shot to hit the two death eaters, all before removing himself from the situation in the fastest and least damaging exit possible. It may seem as though he is a coward for not fighting back but I feel in this case he is the true hero of the situation. plus cudo's for keeping his cool! he doesn't want to hurt anyone, not even the order. yes he pulls his wand on harry but he still does not aim a single shot for him, perhaps it was out of fear or he may have actually intended to take out the death eaters himself before McGonigall stepped in. if he really wanted potter dead he would have done it in HBP.
Danielle Scott sorry but on the books i rememver that he attack back to the 3 teachers againt him. that was 3 againt 1
Mcgonagall can take on anyone with her vast knowledge of the magical arts, but this was a very difficult situation for them, Snape doesnt want to hurt anyone but he had to engage Mcgonagall to make it look to the death eaters that he was truly on Voldemort's side, Mcgonagall on the other hand knew she had to protect Harry for him to continue this unknown mission from Dumbledore.
It was only him and McGonagall. The three teachers fought Voldemort
Snape didn't want to engage McGonagall. It was McGonagall who was trying to engage him into a duel by provoking him with incendiary spells. It would have been interesting if Snape actually fought back, but he didn't because it wasn't part of his clandestine task. But even if he fought McGonagall, he would eventually lose. Minerva is a better spell caster than Severus was.
I don't think though even if he chose to fight he'd be able to beat her.
I just LOVE how McGonagall rushed to Harry's defence. And I love how Snape blocked all McGonagalls attacks and never tried to strike back.
Book Harry: "I must be carefull. If they find me, school will get to danger."
Movie Harry: "Whatever. Im going scream to Snape, that will show them."
Different mediums, different methods
Love when the spell rebounds and strikes the two Death Eaters behind Snape. I actually noticed after watching this twice.
It didn't just rebound, Snape directed it towards them
+trier4952 Yes, it seems so, but I wonder why Snape would do that
+Bruno Piccinin was that sarcasm? lol or u haven't finished the movie....
kjdc147 Do you really need to reply like this? I'm just saying that he was still pretending to be a Death Eater when that happened.
cuz he is a double agent for working both the order and the death eaters
The fact that severus managed to take out the deatheaters while fighting one of the strongest witches who ever lived, and made it seems like it wasn't intentional makes him so good
Little known fact : Snape intentionally deflects the spells towards the dearh eaters behind him 0:44 and then he took their wonds before he left preventing them from causing further harm to anyone 0:48 .
He was always a good guy trying to protect everyone.
Rip alan rickman.
Mohamed Salah He didn’t take their wands-
Sorry lord but he did
On my parents account
He didn't actually took their wands If you watch another scene like this and when Voldemort whispered you can see that The Carrows still has their wands if only you pause it in the exact time ( Remember this scene is short He/She cut out when McGonagall lights up those ) so you need to watch another scene like this.
"Little known fact" It's not like at least half of the comment section figured that out
Midnight Creepypastas & Hörbucher Even more than that lmao
I really adore this scene. Honestly these are wonderful actors! The look on Snape's face when Harry said that was amazing, and the way he faltered when Mcgonagall stepped in the way. This scene is just perfect.
Dunno if it's just me, or even only me..but for a reason it almost brings me tears when he spoke.
Maddi221 that's so right ! In front of harry he was ! "If only u knew" just a sec then he started to fight his feelings. Then when mcc.. attacked him the first time he was like " Please don't...", and he started to fight his feelings again ! The second time we've seen his eyes that was like "ok, i can't do nothing, too late i failed" or maybe just "i'm sorry albus" Really the best role in Harry Potter, epic !
Professor McGonagall has style
kira jacobs YAASSS
Especially how when snaps pulls out his wand everyone gasps.....
But when Professor McGonagall pulls her wand out everyone moves.
kira jacobs well she did learn from the best (Dumbledore)
@@myles0_0 oooooooooooo
0:44 Just shows how good Snape really is.
but can you do this he killed them without looking at them while defending himself
Ssark of course he can he’s Professor Snape
@@KenKen-kc4mw He's the Half-blooded prince too. He was always smart and knew how keep himself alive around Voldemort and Voldemort even respected him for being a powerful and smart magician.
@@Milashka-he6qc In fact Voldemort didn't want to kill Snape be ause voldy knew Snape was his best and most powerful death eater.
He literally was one of the most hated characters for 8 movies, and became the most loved character in just 2 minutes.
R.I.P. Alan (Severus Snape) Rickman
McGonagall was arguably one of the most powerful magic users, certainly one of the most knowledgeable, left alive from her generation at this point. This generation includes Dumbledore and Grindlewald. You're telling me that if she didn't really want to, she couldn't have absolutely annihilated Snape? She seems hesitant to attack someone she called a friend for so long, but couldn't it also be that she knew? Can we really think for a moment that one of the greatest witches of all time didn't figure it out?
cizzam21 well Snape is an extremely powerful wizard in his own right. He might be younger but he is an extremely skilled duelist. i doubt McGonnegal would defeat him that easily
+Metalhammer1993 Another thing to note is, that neither of them wanted to hurt the other. Otherwise, Severus would've annihilated her. I don't doubt that McGonagall is skilled and knowledgeable, but I somehow doubt that she's on the level of power that Snape wields. Also, Snape is arguably on the level of Voldemort and Dumbledore with his duelling skills.
+kadindarklord i dissagree when mcgonagall brings all the stone soldiers to life to protect the school/helps cast the barrier around the school it clearly shows her skill. snape isn't a push over exactly but he teaches potions(though he did want to teach defense against the dark arts), the generation he is from would have been mcgonagalls students which means he learned what he knows from her, in the harry potter world i dont beileve there is an exact concept of mana/magical power its really about the spells you know, and even if they both knew about the same mcgonagall would have more experience, you can see just for a minute there he gets overwhelmed from her attacks.
+marc taylor you do realise that even though he was a potions teacher he was very interested in the dark arts and has created many of his own powerful spells. If you read the half blood prince you will know just how powerful he really is. He doesn't want to hurt her in this duel because he knows that she just doesn't know his side.
+cizzam21 The script says otherwise, it's obviously all made up, this discussion is pointless
Snape pulls his wand out, everybody is shocked.
McGonagall pulls her wand out, everybody runs.
JKR said so.
Well what ya gonna do in the wand fight that has a chance that can kill you? They stepped out so they wont be hit.
RUN....inserts music
That little hesitation from Snape when McGonagall shows up. And then deflecting her spells to knock down the other Death Eaters just to ensure everyone would be safe. What a character and what a performance. RIP
0:45 I saw what you did there Snape. 😎
Did you also see that he took the Carrow's wands?
@@americanspartanlsh5077 wow you are right! I've never noticed that before.
0:30 probably the moment Snape hesitated, but he had to accomplish his mission until the end and stretched straight his arm back.
You could see it all over her face. The pain at fighting a dear friend, the betrayal learning what he had done, and the closure at finally standing up to this madness
Love how snape only uses defensive spells and deflects the fire at the two death eaters behind him, he was always on the good side. I felt so sorry for him in this last film as he had to do what he did but nobody knew that he was doing for them and Dumbledore.
Love how snape only uses defensive spells and deflects the fire at the two death eaters behind him, he was always on the good side. I felt so sorry for him in this last film as he had to do what he did but nobody knew that he was doing for them and Dumbledore.
Snape: *Draws his wand*
Students: *Gasps*
Mcgonagall: Outta mah way Harry! It's show time!
snape= itachi uchiha
This.
So true in so many ways.
cleverness
badasness
determination
power
and the most important one love
Wolflord1995 cleverness
badasness
determination
power
and the most important one love
+Daniel Martinez well there are some similarities but itachi was wiser. both knew they wouldn't survive their tasks but itachi even planned his death. what would have snape done if Harry hadn't been where he died? the memories would be lost. Itachi on the other hand made Sasuke want revenge so bad that, at the point Sasuke would beat him he was the most important person in Sasukes life awakening the MS. itachi even told him about EMS and planned for the case Sasuke turned on the leaf. Itachi is probably not Snape but Snape and Dumbledore in one person.
Metalhammer1993 so you are saying that snape is not wise loooooooooooool
The way she protected harry like is he was her son love it
She is like the most badass professer there
The students like.. oh yeah Snape took out his wand woah... WHAT McGonagall everybody out!!! 😂
Professore McBadass I think I love you
first time seeing snape hesitate when he lowers his wand when McGonagall comes forth, actually saw fear in his eyes
I like to think Snape redirected those spells to the death eaters on purpose.
I can't get enough of this scene. I could play this fight over and over again
The beauty of this scene is that everyone thinks snape is being a “coward” for blocking all of the shots. The truth is, he didn’t want to hurt someone who was one of his best lifetime friends. Also, McGonagall could have easily killed him if she tried. This shows that both of them, deep inside, did not really want to hurt one another.
I don't think it would have been so easy for her to kill Snape as you say....
Lol, snape is third strongest wizard in harry potter, first of all he invented his own spells, second he could fly without broom, only one capable of something like that was woldemort, even doumbledore couldn't do that. Third he doesn't show his true power cause he doesn't want to hurt his friends he was double agent and everyone thought of him as ally, so he has no proper fight in harry potter, but in book, severus snape and the marauders you can see that severus was one of the most powerfull wizards, he knew more spells in his first year than anyone in seventh year, so dont say something like that, severus was a legend.
@@lukachkhaidze2679 that all nice stuff but Minerva is difinitly more powerful she's more experienced and has at least 40 years of knowledge over snape she fought in both the wizarding wars and the battle of hogwarts and she never been harmed at any battle she was in even vs Voldemort him self
But sorry as powerful and creative as snape might be he never actually shown any fighting prowess to put him even on minerva's league
His creativity and knowledge of the dark arts is the only thing that made him very important for Dumbledore and Voldemort not his raw power
@@majormoha8826
Older doesn't necessarily mean stronger, like at this point we can predict that Harry can defeat her if they fought each other, even though she's more experienced than him and way older than him
Snape creating and inventing his own spells and literally changing methods that have been existing in the wizarding world for centuries, shows that he can't be taken down easily. That means he's unpredictable
Wasn’t students hurt and tortured through out the school year? Especially the first years. Hopefully Snape did something to help those kids in secret.
Poor Snape, he was just a misunderstood hero... :,(
Still a coward
@@mikeblazey3906 You don't se this movie??
@@mikeblazey3906 No you fool, he was a double agent (triple agent? He was on Harry's side). He stayed just long enough to take out the two death eaters whilst making it look like an accident then left to avoid anybody else getting hurt.
He never fired a single shot back because that would have risked hurting Harry or McGonnagall.
Fun Facts: Anyone else notice Snape taking the Carrows’ wands before flying through the window? Look closely and you’ll see it.
Also you can hear Prof McGonnagal shout “Coward” as he flies away having smashed through the window.
That was McGonnagal? It sounded like a student
You can actually see in the end that Mcgonagall actually understood what was Snape doing so she didn't fire a spell at Snape as he was fleeing even though she had all the time she needed.
And this is the story of how a brilliant man took out two Carrows, while protecting his two-face undercover, while making a badass escape all at the same time. :)
Q: What spell McGonagall use?
A: Incendio
That look on Snapes face when McGonagall makes the first attack. He realizes how much he’s hurt everyone; and he’s hurt himself.
Best comment I've ever read, Bro
That look wasnt a realization of hurting everyone. He was just shocked that one of his lifetime friends turned on him. He never wanted to hurt anyone from the order. He never attacked her back and used her spell to knock the 2 death eaters making it so they cant hurt anyone and took their wands to save anyone from further harm.
He already knew because he has always been on their side
BEST. THING. EVER. GO MCGONAGALL!!!!!
She's great but not on par with Snape, you can tell by the shocked look on her face when he retreats
She's so good!
Cynical Lawman I would not say that!
Professor McGonagall is more powerful than Snape.
Her shocking face just shows that she is astonished because Snape is fleeing.
If Snape had gone with her, McGongall would most likely have won.
After all, she could even duel with Voldemort without her having any harm.
Then she could duel with Snape. Because Voldemort took no account of McGongall.
Liam, Snape was inventing spells while still in school. He was a reclusive prodigy.
Snape is one of the few things that the movies did right
The movies did a lot of things right and many things even better. The sooner you can get comparisons out of your head and stop using that to define art, the more open minded you can be.
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I can’t stop replaying this! It’s that good with Alan Rickman and Maggie Smith and ofc Daniel Radcliffe. It was perfectly done.
You can see the pain in Alan's eyes both from Harry's words and from now being attacked by one of his long time friends, whom was furious with rage upon hearing Harry's words. Absolutely brilliant scene
He came so close to dying before anyone knew he was the hero of the story. I can't imagine how badly he wanted to set the record straight right there in that moment.
Harry: “How dare you stand where he stood! Tell them what happened that night. How you looked at him in the eye, a man who trusted you, and killed him
Snape: "You know nothing, Harry Potter."
I was laughing when Snape put his wand up, McGonagall steps out with her wand, and then everyone goes against the wall. I don't always know when to laugh, and I guess think somethings that are serious funny!!!!
I can't help but think what Snape's secretly thinking here.
I went to the midnight showing in New Jersey with my family, and when McGonagall pushed Harry away to fight Snape ...
EVERYONE. FLIPPED. THERE. SHIT.
I loved that he didn’t shot anything back at her. Just defending himself and reflected it back to those death eaters.
Amazing acting from Alan here. The pain and hurt in his eyes is so real.
I still cried whenever I keep seeing the scene where snape cleared his name and how great he is.
I love the fact that he kills the two death eaters next to him
When Harry says “how dare you stand where he stood” and looks him up and down with utter disgust, I thought that was great acting. The little details these actors put in are so amazing.
This was honestly a million times better in the books. But also one of the coolest things is how Snape knew what he was doing. It is often overlooked how he deflected her spells to kill the death eaters behind him.
McGonagall wanted to protect Harry and the other students when she was fighting Snape, but you could see that she didn't really enjoy it, I mean they've been teacher for a long time and known each other so of course McGonagall feels a bit sad for fighting a "friend"
I must say, Harry’s vocabulary at the beginning is quite commendable. Well articulated.
“I’m afraid it’s quite extensive”
The sass
How curious. 0:44 It seems Snape deflected McGonagall's spell *just right* to send it ricocheting into the two people in the back.
Still gives me goosebumps till this day
I like how he intentionally knocked out the Death Eaters behind him when he parried
I actually love how Snape isn't fighting McGonagall or the students but is just defending himself here, the only people he hurts are the 2 death eaters behind him with McGonagall's spell
I love how Harry stands aside with his hands down during the fight.
Snape was a hero after all potter
This scene is too good, it really showcases the actors abilities. Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman, pulling the heartstrings of the viewers within less than a minute of footage.
Even though she called him "Coward", but the way she pushed harry aside 🤘 it's like " Potter is in my house. " 😍
She actually did say that in the book. 😂 “Why would Harry Potter try to get inside Ravenclaw Tower? Potter belongs in my House!” with pride. Haha
In the book, it was still only McGonagall who threw spells. Snape still simply defended himself. Flitwick even casted a spell as well when all the House Heads heeded McGonagall’s call with the patronus. and Snape just ran and jumped off the window.
The Carrows were both unconscious in the Ravenclaw tower. 😂 The girl got stunned and the boy got Curcio-ed by Harry when he spat on McGonagall.
Read it. Chapter 30, page 598 of the scholastic version. 😉
Oh my gosh, I did not notice that until you pointed that out to me! Thank you!
Now you see the bravest man of this story perform a perfect spell redirection to take down 2 death eaters behind him without anyone noticing, while fending against one of the best fighter in Hogwards, and still being called coward.
He reflects the spell towards the death eaters behind him. This shouldn't go unnoticed. Rest in peace alan rickman.
Mrs. McGonnegal was one of my favorites from day one but then doesnt everyone just love Maggie Smith. She is the epitome of understatement and forthrightness and succinctness. Its interesting how in every appearance...whether in real life or in the parts she plays...every word...every expression...its just what is needed...no more...no less.
You can see in Snape's face how bad he feels about the whole situation but can't break to keep the plan going.
Best Mcgonagall scene in the whole saga and on of the best of the movie IMO
I love how when Snape pulls out his wand, some people gasp. But when McGonagall pulls out her wand, everyone bolts for cover.
Harry said : how dare you stand where he stood
Snape: he stood everywhere in this whole place what do you expect me to do FLOAT!!!
“How dare you stand where he stood”
Best line I ever heard
To me, this is hands down Dan's best moment in the series. The delivery and acting of the line is simply perfect. He has really improved over the years.
He doesn’t even fight back he just defends himself 💔 Rest In Peace Allan Rickman
This couldn't get better :P
Love how use his spell along with hers spell to take out those two standing behind him
The man who can fool Darklord to the last chapter of this story.
How snape deflected mchonagall’s spell towards the Carrows. Amazing
I love this scene because of the sheer pain in Maggie smith's voice when she yells coward. I love her.
I love the smirk she gives him after the first spell cast.
R.I.P Alan Rickman R.I.P Severus Snape
First time I ever saw this, I thought that McGonagall had taken out the other two Death Eaters! Then I watched it again, and I noticed Snape deflected the spells into them! That crafty fella!
I have come to back to rewatch the scenes and have a second look at Snape’s face more closely. Now that I know what he did for Harry, I see the saddest and conflict in his eyes as Harry talks about him “murdering”. Brilliant performance!
"He has, to use the common phrase, done a bunk"
- McGonagall answering the Slytherins' question about Snape
It's interesting how when I first watched this scene, how all I saw was how cowardly Snape was acting, but now, those same scenes are just heartbreaking. The look of sadness Snape has when Minerva "turns" on him, like "I'm still on your side, please believe me."
If you look carefully at 0:44 Snape deviates the spells to the other 2 guys in the back, trying to help as much as he could, even in such an unfair situation for him.
running away as fast as you POSSIBLY can from an enraged Minerva is not cowardice, it's wisdom.
Snape is so graceful and eloquent with his wand waving :3
One can easily see the sadness in Snape's eyes when Harry accusses him of things..
She was PISSED. More like you killed my friend , I’m setting you on fire.
R.I.P Snape
I wish you were alive 😭😢😭😫
Brave,Heroic,Smart,etc
Some of the adjectives for the greatest actor I’ve ever seen........Severus Snape aka Alan Rickman
R.I.P❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💔💔💔💔❤️❤️
This is my FAVRITE scene in Harry Potter
If you notice Snape redirects mcgonagalls spells that hit the death eaters behind him, he did that on purpose.
One of memory that make me really happy and lead my thoughts to wonder about this movie is snap.. This is one of best thing that happened to movie
This scene is just so awesome. He never attacked once, yet took out two death eaters and kept everybody safe.