The cool thing about Neville destroying the last horcrux is that he was actually part of the original prophecy. Neville could have been ‘The Chosen One’ to defeat Voldemort but Voldemort felt more connected to Harry because he’s a half blood. Even though Harry was the one marked by Voldemort (the lightning bolt scar), Neville still played a huge part in defeating Voldemort and still fulfilled his place in the prophecy. One of the reasons Neville’s one of my favorite characters! I love his story and character progression.
What i find interesting about that, is 19 years so so specific! Does that mean that he woke up the next year with a pain on his scar? Or is that what sets up the events of the Cursed Child?
@@ChastyBabe the "was" is just because the entire Harry Potter series is written in past tense (e.g. "Harry _opened_ his eyes" etc. as opposed to "Harry opens his eyes")
I remember i cried after reading this line. At that moment i had a feeling the story with which i grew up did end as well as the part of my life did end with the end of the saga
@@Zachking98haven’t read the books in over a decade but would was the last scene 19 years after he killed Voldemort? Just an indication that he has been alleviated of the burden he had ever since that event and we can expect the same for the future? I also know nothing about the cursed child so idk if it’s a teaser for that
Narcissa Malfoy, Draco's mom, is so underrated! She was always treated like a pretty thing and nothing more, people thought she was pretty but not that clever. She was seen more as a trophy wife than anything. But every time you see Lucius cower under Voldemort in the last couple movies, she is always stoic. She is so strong mentally, in more ways than one would think. She's actually a powerful legilimens, so she was always able to protect her mind from Voldemort (who would search people's minds a lot to see if some were trying to deceive him). She blocked him all this time and he never even suspected it because, again, he only saw her as nothing more than a pretty thing, and thought she would never be able or strong enough to deceive him. He greatly underestimated her and that was his demise. The whole time, Narcissa is just doing whatever she needs to do to save and protect her son. When she goes to see if Harry's dead, she's risking everything by saying he is indeed dead. I don't remember if that's the case in the movie, but I think in the book he sent her specifically instead of, say, Bellatrix, because he thought she couldn't lie to him, wasn't strong or ballsy enough. She is a badass woman, even though we don't spend much time on her in the movies.
When McGonagall fights Snape in the great hall, it looks like Snape is just protecting himself but he actually redirected Mcgonagall's spell to incapacitate the two death eaters behind him, thus making sure they couldn't harm anyone. Also, the actor for Crabbe was in prison at the time of filming, so crabbe is replaced in this scene with Blaise Zabini, another Slytherin. He's not very present in the movies.
This isn’t quite true. The actor for Crabbe was not in prison at the time. He was fired after he was caught growing weed and was sentenced to community service. His prison sentence came in 2012 during the london riots in which many people were on the streets destroying public property and protesting in reaction to the death of Mark Duggan, who arguably was unjustifiably shot dead by police.
Boys you did good. Rob and Zuff, you kept really quiet over all the huge things coming out in this film to allow Bryce to experience it without bias. That is huge, I definitely would’ve given something away😂 Thanks for the reactions boys, you do a great job and we all love your reactions! X
20:40 - “8 movies guys”- 😂 Everything after that had me rolling from Bryce’s disappearance act, to ‘we can hear all that piss’, through ‘well I’m fucked’
In defence of Dumbledore I must say that he saw the bigger picture. He spend most of his time looking for a way to save Harry and it was at the end of book 4 when he found it. When Harry tells Dumbledore that Peter took his blood to bring Voldemort back Harry sees him smiling for a quick second and his eyes shine. Here's the deal: Lilly sacrifice for his son and because of that her blood became Harry's protection and therefore aunt Petunia became Harry's protection after her sister died and that's why Dumbledore made him to stay there. So in book 4 when Voldemort came back with Harry's blood he basically became Harry protector too. That's why Harry Survive the Avada Kedabra twice, once because of Lily and once because of Voldemort and that's why he killed the part of himself inside Harry. sooo when Dumbledore says to Snape that "Voldemort himself must do it" he knew that Harry was safe. That was his goal all along.
Thank you for saying this! I feel like a lot of people miss that Dumbledore was still keeping a secret from Snape, that Harry will live if Voldemort is the one who tries to kill him. This is not clear in the movies but is there in the books.
@@rohinaiqbal7109 yeah. In the movie when Dumbledore says to Snape "don’t tell me now that you’ve grown to care for the boy" everyone's reaction is like shock and yeah that didn't translate well from page to movie.
Also movies snape was better than book snape. Book snape bullied Neville so bad that he was Neville’s biggest fear. He was also mean to Hermione and Harry. All of them children. I like snape and his story is such a great redemption but let’s not romanticize him. 😂
He's not only keeping it a secret from Snape but from Harry as well. He had to actually "mean" to die, not defend himself or know he would survive. Remember in the books at the train station Dumbledore says "And that, I believe is what made all the difference." That's also why Harry's sacrifice provided all the defenders of Hogwarts the same protection Harry received from his mother. From the moment Harry was "almost" killed by Voldemort, Voldemort could not fatally harm anyone that Harry died to protect.
The main reason Harry survived the killing curse was that he was in control of the elder wand. The wand chose to kill the Voldemort in preference to Harry, The resurrection stone only brings back images of dead people: revisit the tail of the three brothers! However as he effectively was in control of all 3 hallows, he was the master of death. If Voldemort had tried another wand he would have been equally unsuccessful as he previously added Harry's blood to himself; carrying Lilly's protection. In sacrificing himself to protect his side from more deaths, Harry put the same spell Lilly put on Harry, so that none of the defenders of Hogswort died after this act. In fact Harry could cast a shield charm that deflected the killing curse (battle in the book).
Yes! Thanks for clearing this up. The wandmaker specifically said, THE WAND CHOOSES THE WIZARD. so when Voldemort "killed" Harry using the elder wand, it did not kill Harry himself (since Harry is its true owner) but only killed the part of Voldemort inside him.
Yes! This! Dumbledore knew that Voldemort had taken Harry's blood when creating his new body after the TriWizard Tournemet. He either new or was hoping that Lily's protection would therefore transfer now that her blood was essentially in Voldemorts veins (through Harry's). That's why he said it was essential the Voldemort himself be the one to kill Harry. But Harry couldn't know this. Harry truly believed and was willing to sacrifice himself for his loved ones in the castle during that final battle. Dumbledore said in the books during the after death train scene that that sacrifice made all the difference.
It is indeed James Sirius HAHAHA and Lily Luna is the daughter. Ron and Mione's kids are named Rose and Hugo Weasley. Draco's wife is Astoria Greengrass, not relevant in the movies but she was on the sly crew. His kid is named Scorpius Malfoy. Albus Severus is sorted in Slytherin and he is Scorpius bff.
Their names always make me laugh so much cause James, sirius, albus, severus and lily are all people who are *dead* and then there's just...luna added in there as well 😂
The best thing about this though is Snape/Dumbledore didn’t just save Harry, but he also saved Draco. I’ll always be salty they cut the scene of Draco throwing Harry his wand as he runs back over to the hogwarts side
I think, for the most part, those of us who didn't read the books would've liked that scene. The book readers are purists, so they wouldn't have liked it, which I completely understand.
I don’t get the idea of being salty that the movie didn’t include something that wasn’t even in the book to begin with. Draco wasn’t a hero. He just wasn’t dark or evil enough to commit to being a death eater. He was your typical bully who grew up privileged and parroted a lot of his parents beliefs, but his hatred of Harry was all him. Lucius even said to him it wasn’t wise to seem unfavourable of Harry but he was jealous of the attention and praise Harry got. The problem with the Malfoys is that they didn’t change their mind about being on Voldermorts side because they actually changed their beliefs, it was because Voldermort treated them like crap. They were an elite family who believed they should be respected and above everyone else, but when Voldermort returned, he took over their home, mocked and belittled Lucius and gave Draco the impossible task of killing Dumbledore or he’d kill them all. Had Voldermort returned and treated them as they expected like a powerful elite family and were giving special privileges amongst the death eaters, I doubt their shift in allegiance would’ve been so pronounced. Draco just wasn’t as cruel or evil as he made out he was, but it doesn’t make him a hero or a nice person. I think a big factor in this obsession with Draco being good is Tom Felton’s performance. He manages to convey Draco’s conflict so well, and the fact everyone thinks Tom Felton is hot af, leads him to be more sympathetic in the movies.
@@samblustein1918 the fact you have to characterise people who feel loyalty to the canon story as “manic purists” is insulting and a pure joke. Movies are an adaptation of an already established story in a book. Feeling salty because movies didn’t add another scene that made Malfoy look like a hero is hilarious. Malfoy did not earn a redemption arc in the story. He was pretty much sidelined after chamber of secrets up until half blood Prince. You want him portrayed as a hero in the movies, as a book reader and a loyalty to the canon story, I think they gave adequate time to offer sympathetic notions for his character.
No, it was good that they cut the scene out. It was cringy. Not everything has to be fan-service. One of so many things I like about JK, she wrote complicated characters, not only bad people and good people. Such as Dumbledore, Sirius, James, Snape, and my favourite Draco. The Malfoys walked out was perfect ending for them. I liked it that way because it was realistic.
The part through the castle is an epic moment with the score. All of the creatures they encounter are in order of the books and films. 1. They come across a troll (Book 1). 2. They run into spiders (Book 2). 3. Hermione stops Greyback from killing Lavender (he’s a werewolf so Book 3). 4. They come across dementors (Books 3 and 5). 5. They’re saved by Abeforth and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5). 6. The run off to find Snape, who’s the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6).
16:50 First thing Snape does is deflect McGonagall’s spells in order to take out the two Death Eaters behind him - who are actual villains and a danger to the students. Also, he never attacks McGonagall, only defends. Little detail you might notice on a rewatch, once you know Snape’s full storyline.
I think it's important to remember that Dumbledore knew Harry already had two of the Deathly Hallows (the Invisibility cloak and the resurrection stone he hid in the snitch) and that the Elder Wand would come to him as it seeks its owner. Also, while outwardly it appears Dumbledore was plotting, it's important note what he specifically says about who must kill Harry, Voldemort himself. The why becomes apparent once the truth of Harry's status as a Horcrux is revealed. Harry was always going to have to die to beat Voldemort, Dumbledore saw to it that Harry would be the Master of Death before then. The Deathly Hallows don't have to be physically with you, they need only belong to you. Just a thought.
Dumbledore never planned for Harry to become the owner of the elder wand. The plan was for the allegiance to die with him because his death was planned and he wasn't defeated. It just so happened that Harry became the master of all the Hallows because Draco disarmed Dumbledore and then Harry disarmed Draco. The actual plan was that Harry would survive because Voldemort used Harry's blood to get his body back thus part of Lilly's protection lives in voldemort. So if voldemort kills Harry he would kill the horcrux but Harry would survive.
Harry didn’t die because he had sacrificial protection from his mother, his mum jumped in front Harry giving Harry sacrificial protection meaning Voldemort couldn’t kill him. Dumbledore knew Harry had sacrificial protection all along hence why Dumbledore says you can stay or you can borde a train. Resurrection stone doesn’t actually bring people back to life, Harry used it to talk to his parents and Serious
@user-mw3dd6ys1u Harry didn’t die because he had sacrificial protection from his mother, his mum jumped in front Harry giving Harry sacrificial protection meaning Voldemort couldn’t kill him. Dumbledore knew Harry had sacrificial protection all along hence why Dumbledore says you can stay or you can borde a train. Resurrection stone doesn’t actually bring people back to life, Harry used it to talk to his parents and Serious
It's so heartbreaking to see Ron cry over Fred, considering how cheerful he usually is. It's even more heartbreaking for George, since he was never able to use The Patronus Charm again, since it requires your happiest memories to function properly and every one of his happy memories involved Fred. Also, I was at the midnight premiere of The Deathly Hallows Part 2 in 3D. The scene where Mrs. Weasley takes out Bellatrix got a huge cheer from the audience. I also wanted to spotlight the prophecy: When Professor Dumbledore said to Professor Snape in the memory that the prophecy spoke of a boy born at the end of July, there were actually 2 born then: Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom. They were born in the same month and year, but Neville is literally only one day older than Harry. Despite Harry being a three-time survivor of Voldemort's xenophobia: As a 15-month-old toddler As a 14-year-old unwilling participant in the Triwizard Tournament And as a 17-year-old wizard in the Forbidden Forest
Also..in the 4th book/movie...he never got hit with the killing curse. That was only Cedric. He repelled it when they fought in the graveyard...when the priori incantatum occurred.
@@kathleenclark815 I meant that he left the graveyard alive. Priori Incantatem and the souls creating a cloak of sorts prevented The Killing Curse from making contact.
Ugh I feel so much affection for this channel. My roommate and I finally moved away and it’s like I’m not even bored bc my boys just put out an absolute banger reaction and I know I’m about to laugh my ass off. Bryce’s “duuuuude” is gon take me out every time
They don't mention it in the movie, but since Voldemort took over the Ministry, it's now mandatory for students to go to Hogwarts. Whereas, it was optional for parents to teach their children themselves before. 16:04
[41:09] that was the exact moment i realized that by the time of the events of the first movie *Dumbledore was the actual Master of Death:* he had the wand, he had the stone & he was the one keeping the cape (before giving it to Harry). Legendary. 🗝👑
Guys please react to the 20th anniversary: return to Hogwarts. It's so beautiful to see them all reunite and also talk about some behind the scenes stuff or showing scenes we haven't seen!
I don't know why it hit me so hard, but the first time I read the line, "Does it hurt, dying?" full on sobs. Probably because even though Harry is a full grown wizard at this point, that question was so child-like. 41:41
The thing with the movies, they make Snape a better person, so if you haven't read the books you can believe he truly loved Lily and not just obsessed with her like the books. He also truly was a bully in the mivies. He constantly was trying to poison nevilles pet toad, trevor, and bullied kids just because he could. But they also robbed Draco of redemption in the movies, they cut him throwing Harry his wand. Also, Dumbledore is death. Voldemort is the first brother from the story, who got the wand and lusted for power. Snape is the second, who had the stone and longed for a dead woman. Harry is the third, and when it was his time, he did not hide but approached death and greeted him like an old friend.
50:22 reminder back to the second movie when Harry pulled it out of the hat. Dumbledore said only a true gryffindor can pull out the sword of Godrich gryffindor
I’m absolutely shitting myself over hearing Zuff pee in the middle of the movie😂😂😂 yalls reactions crack me UP. I know theirs a lot of controversy over if snape is a good guy or not, but he remains as one of my favorites.
Ron was amazing in the books, in book 5 he was actually voted as gryffindor head boy and harry was jealous of that. To be head boy you have to have the best grades. The movies didn’t do ron justice, the director gave hermoine a lot of lines that should have been ron’s
Ron was selected as Headboy because Dumbledore didn't want to give the title to Harry. Harry was the best guy in year 5, but Dumbledore was avoiding him that year remeber? And the Headboy/girl and headmaster spend a lot of time together.
Fun Fact: the scene where Hermione pretends that she is Bellatrix so that she can access Volt in the Bank. Emma the actress who played Bellatrix was filmed on video. Then Helena Bonham Carter watched Emma's video and she mimicked her walk and talk when she played Bellatrix. So: Emma played Hermione who played the version of Bellatrix and Helena Bonham Carter played Hermonie like Emma played her who pretended to be Bellatrix's version. Also when McGonagall attacked Snape he did not attack her back. He only defended himself, he disarmed 2 Voldermort death eaters who were standing behind him before he ran away.
Fun facts: Draco marries a Slytherin a few years younger than him named Astoria Greengrass and the actress playing her in the final scene was Tom Felton's real life girlfriend at the time. Also the showing of Lupin and Tonks together is to show that they left a child behind. Teddy Lupin is only about a week old when they die and Harry was named Godfather. Harry asks Remus if he regrets leaving his son behind and Remus says he knows he'll have Harry and those alive will be able to tell him about his parents.
Just to show how intimate this battle was, Molly and Bellatrix were second cousins, so seeing that fight adds another layer. Arthur Weasley, and Lucious Malfoy are also second cousins. So, Charlie, Bill, Percy, Fred, George, Ron, and Ginny are cousins of Draco from both directions. Tonks was the niece of Narcissa & Bellatrix, and was a cousin of Sirius's (first cousin once removed, I believe.) Pretty sure that Remus Lupin was *distantly* related to a number of families. When it's said the wizarding world is all related, it's true.
The "random new guy" in the Room of Requirement is Blaize Zabini. We met him in Half-Blood Prince but he was mentioned in the first book during sorting. They put him in after the actor who played Crabbe (who set the Fiendfyre off in the book and died) was fired for getting arrested twice. Dumbledore had known since Goblet of Fire that Voldemort couldn't kill Harry. By using Harry's blood to reform his body Voldemort had made himself something similar to a positive horcrux (a lovecrux if you will) which tied Harry to life but destroyed the piece of Voldemort inside Harry. Just to be sure though Dumbledore made sure that Harry understood how the Hallows actually worked. The Resurrection Stone couldn't return Harry to life but it could recall the shadows of people he loved to give him the courage to sacrifice himself. Harry actually believed he was going to his death.
*Just some more canon tidbits for the future of the trio:* * Harry never finished his studies in Hogwarts (Hermione went back of course), he and Ron become Aurors (dark wizard hunters). He also sometimes comes to Hogwarts as a guest lecturer for Defense againts the Dark Arts. * And way in the future, Hermione becomes Minister of Magic. * Ron eventually stops being an auror and helps run the joke shop with the surviving Weasley twin, George. * Neville becomes Professor Longbottom at Hogwarts, teaching Herbology. * Ginny has a succesful career as a professional Quidditch player. The ending about Harry breaking the Elder Wand was not really canon. In the book, he uses it to repair his own broken wand (it was the only one powerful enough to repair it), and he put it back in Dumbledore's tomb. As long as Harry was alive, no one will be able to wield it properly.
In the books, Snape actually bullied all kids in Hogwarts. The film version of him is way kinder. Also he became a Deatheater before Lilly got killed - so you can't really say he's not evil at all. Voldemort knew that Snape loved Lilly. Snape begged Voldemort to not kill Lilly - James and the Baby were fine to kill. But Lilly refused to stand aside. She protected Harry while she could've gotten out there alive. That's how she created the love protection.
Harry himself never died, only the Voldy part in him. The stone only can bring back loved ones from the dead, hence having his parents there with Sirius and Lupin. He couldn't use it the resurect, he dropped it beforehand. It's lost in the forest. I'm in my 60's and have watched and rewatched the movies and read the books again and I'll do so all my life, "always". Thanks for you guys, youve been the best to rewatch HP for the X time.
Not sure if anyone mentions it in the comments, but when Harry goes to the Forbidden forest to sacrifice himself, he puts the same protection onto all of his allies battling at Hogwarts, just like how his mom placed one on him as a baby. That’s why Neville doesn’t die from Voldemort’s spell.
i've heard theories that the original spell of love that saved Harry, also served him through (possibly) Draco's mother.. b/c the resurection stones weren't created to bring back the dead exactly.. However, the more clear reason is.. as Dumbledore explained, "His body keeps Lily's sacrifice alive, and while that enchantment survives, so do you." So when Voldemort hit Harry with Killing Curse in the forest, it destroyed the Horcrux that resided in Harry, but left Harry himself alive. Since Voldemort was still alive, Lily's love spell was still in effect, which only sent Harry to limbo, where he saw Dumbledore, and was given a choice to die and finally rest, or return home. 🤍
So that new guy with Draco is Blaise Zabini, another Slytherin in the books. I believe he made his first on-screen appearance in Half Blood Prince when they're on the train to Hogwarts and Draco's sitting with Pansy and Blaise. Draco even calls him by name.
in the book- Voldemort and Harry duel in the Great Hall in front of everyone- Voldemorte's curse rebounds and kills him- he doesn't disintegrate, he's just dead in a heap on the ground.
You guys have really done this franchise a great service. And your channel is one of the best ones on TH-cam. Also; love the nuance in Snape's character as well as Draco and his Mom
You have to pass a test similar to a driver's test to do it legally. They learn how though just before they turn 17. They all took the lessons in Half-Blood Prince but Harry wasn't old enough to take the test when Ron & Hermione did.
Harry is the master of death, survived death twice, plus he was the last owner of the Elder Wand, has the invisibility cloak, and was the last owner of the ressurection stone, owner of all death hollows, thats a cool detail
The dark kid with Draco and Goyle in the Room Of Requirement was Blaise Zabini-another Slytherin. It WAS SUPPOSED TO be Crabbe, But the actor who played him was discovered to be buying, selling and using drugs, and Disney COULD NOT have someone like that employed for a "kids" movie (or THEIR reputation) so he was fired and replaced with Blaise.
Either it's been too long since I first read the books (and it has), or you all are coming with the most sophisticated analyses I've seen on TH-cam. Loving the comment section!
The oldest son is James Sirius, and they didn’t emphasize him as much because it’s not his first year at Hogwarts. Albus hadn’t been there before, so he was nervous and Harry had the conversation with him.
I can't believe we reached the last movie! Harry Potter will always be one of my favorite movie series! It has literally everything you can want out of a movie. Seeing it come to an end is always sad, I've probably rewatched these movies 7 or 8 times and the ending still hits hard every time. I agree with Rob, seeing Snape's memories was probably the best part of this movie, you get to see Snape's pain and who he truly was as a character. His love for Harry's mom stayed intact through it all, which is the reason he always tried to protect Harry. His last line" You have your mother's eyes", never fails to bring me to tears after finding out how much he loved Lily. One of my favorite quotes from this movie is Harry talking to Snape after he comes back to Hogwarts, "How dare you stand where he stood. Tell them how it happened that night! Tell them how you looked him in the eye, a man who trusted you, and killed him! Tell them!" Even though later on we find out that Snape was good the entire time, and that Snape killing Dumbledore was planned, that line just hits, the way Daniel Radcliffe delivered that line always gives me chills." I love that scene, it's one of my favorites of the movie. Ron and Hermione finally getting together in this movie was so exciting, it's something we had been waiting to see for so many years, it was long overdue. Seeing all those people sacrifice their lives for Harry is so sad, and seeing Lupin, Tonks, and Fred die was so hard to watch. Neville was a hero in this movie, it was so cool that he was able to destroy the final Horcrux which allowed Harry to kill Voldemort. Let's not forget about Mrs. Weasley, the way she defended Ginny and killed Bellatrix Lestrange was amazinggg! I LOVE HARRY POTTER! ❤️❤️ I'm going to miss these reactions!
omg I've been loving watching these reactions! You guys should totally check out their reunion that they did, it's really good and gives a lot of backstory to the movies!
Lockhart used Obliviate in Chamber of Secrets so the boys would lose their memories but it backfired because he had Ron's wand that was broken. Hermione also uses the charm on her parents in the previous film.
The Snape memories are placed at a point in the story to make you wonder if Dumbledore was bad, but then by the end you should have learned that isn’t the case so I’m intrigued that you still aren’t sure about Dumbledore at the end.
harry and ginny's children's names: james sirius potter, albus severus potter and lily luna potter. (so yes, rob's joke about "james sirius" was actually right 😭 and yes, harry literally named them all which is kinda fucked and i feel bad for ginny lmao 💀)
I could be wrong, but my sense was that Harry used the Resurrection Stone to talk to his parents, Sirius, and Remus because the stone doesn't really work to truly bring people back to life. That was why the Peverell brother who originally got the stone killed himself. I don't think even Dumbledore really knew if Harry would actually live or not, but he did know that the only way to get rid of the horcrux was for Voldemort to cast the killing curse on Harry. In the end, it seems the curse worked to kill the piece of Voldemort that was in Harry, but not Harry himself.
I grew up with the books and it was the best thing ever to get to share these films and books with my sons. My oldest is turning 11 this year and thanks to the beauty that is Etsy he WILL be receiving a Hogwarts letter on his birthday and I will be taking him on the Harry Potter Studio tour in Tokyo for his birthday as well. The only thing about this movie that genuinely bothers me to this day is that they gave Voldemort a kind of magical death by dissolving into ash. I understand from the whimsy filmmaker perspective why that looks visually more appealing and symbolic compared to the man just dropping dead in the most mundane of ways...but that was the whole theme of the books and Voldemort's character, the fear of mortality and being 'normal' (to put it in the simplest of terms. Alan Rickman's performance of Snape will go down as one of my most favorite portrayals ever - just beyond superb casting.
Hi guys, I just wanna say that your channel is the best reaction channel that I ever watched. You have something that make me feel like home, watching my fav movies/series with friends. Maybe it's the parasocial interaction thing but idc. I hope you are fine and healthy and enjoy what you are doing ❤
17:34 a little detail I missed the first time watching, but Snape deflected the attack towards the two death eaters behind him. then when he apparated, he went to each of their bodies and grabbed their wands, so they can't hurt anyone else. he really is a G... after all this time, always. 😭 rip Alan Rickman 🥺❤
Honestly the most ICONIC scenes in this movie for me was McGonnagal kicking snakes ass, McGonnagal using Piertotum Locomotor, Hermione just straight up killing Fenrir and Molly OBLITERATING Bellatrix Favourite is probably Molly bc the movies really didn’t show her magic a lot and it pissed me off cause she’s an insanely powerful Duellist and came from one of the most powerful wizarding families in the world. Like using non verbal spells comes SO easily to her and it’s what makes her such a powerful witch and truly shows how masterful her magic really is
This has been so great watching all these reactions especially seeing Bryce react to everything for the first time I would love for you guys to continue doing franchises that you guys haven’t seen before like the hunger games or doing Spider-Man films also I would love for you guys to do the Star Wars movies as well
Harry and Ginny have 3 kids- James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna, Hermione and Ron have 2 kids- Rose and Hugo. Draco marries a woman named 'Astoria Greengrass' and they have a son named 'Scorpius- he and Albus become best friends according to the sequel play 'Cursed Child'
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React to Hocus Pocus 2 movie next
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You all have still 20-year anniversary to watch and then it will be the saga finished.
next lotr and hobbit please
Please watch the fantastic beasts movies 🥹
The cool thing about Neville destroying the last horcrux is that he was actually part of the original prophecy. Neville could have been ‘The Chosen One’ to defeat Voldemort but Voldemort felt more connected to Harry because he’s a half blood. Even though Harry was the one marked by Voldemort (the lightning bolt scar), Neville still played a huge part in defeating Voldemort and still fulfilled his place in the prophecy. One of the reasons Neville’s one of my favorite characters! I love his story and character progression.
Neville's speech always makes me cry
They really sold the bag cutting this storyline from the story. All we got was Neville hearing the prophecy as a Easter egg 😭
@@Anorxite4 the movies are going to have to fight me for what they did to Neville & Ginny’s characters.
Makes me laugh how you try and imitate Neville. He’s from Leeds UK same as me. I’ve met him a few times
Hes actually part of the group from the very beginning too which is never seen in the movies
The last lines of the final book are, “The scar had not pained Harry for 19 years. All was well.” ✨❤
What i find interesting about that, is 19 years so so specific! Does that mean that he woke up the next year with a pain on his scar? Or is that what sets up the events of the Cursed Child?
@@Zachking98yeah and it said all “was” well. Like, is something gonna happen again after that?🤔
@@ChastyBabe the "was" is just because the entire Harry Potter series is written in past tense (e.g. "Harry _opened_ his eyes" etc. as opposed to "Harry opens his eyes")
I remember i cried after reading this line. At that moment i had a feeling the story with which i grew up did end as well as the part of my life did end with the end of the saga
@@Zachking98haven’t read the books in over a decade but would was the last scene 19 years after he killed Voldemort? Just an indication that he has been alleviated of the burden he had ever since that event and we can expect the same for the future? I also know nothing about the cursed child so idk if it’s a teaser for that
Narcissa Malfoy, Draco's mom, is so underrated! She was always treated like a pretty thing and nothing more, people thought she was pretty but not that clever. She was seen more as a trophy wife than anything. But every time you see Lucius cower under Voldemort in the last couple movies, she is always stoic. She is so strong mentally, in more ways than one would think. She's actually a powerful legilimens, so she was always able to protect her mind from Voldemort (who would search people's minds a lot to see if some were trying to deceive him). She blocked him all this time and he never even suspected it because, again, he only saw her as nothing more than a pretty thing, and thought she would never be able or strong enough to deceive him. He greatly underestimated her and that was his demise. The whole time, Narcissa is just doing whatever she needs to do to save and protect her son. When she goes to see if Harry's dead, she's risking everything by saying he is indeed dead. I don't remember if that's the case in the movie, but I think in the book he sent her specifically instead of, say, Bellatrix, because he thought she couldn't lie to him, wasn't strong or ballsy enough. She is a badass woman, even though we don't spend much time on her in the movies.
When McGonagall fights Snape in the great hall, it looks like Snape is just protecting himself but he actually redirected Mcgonagall's spell to incapacitate the two death eaters behind him, thus making sure they couldn't harm anyone. Also, the actor for Crabbe was in prison at the time of filming, so crabbe is replaced in this scene with Blaise Zabini, another Slytherin. He's not very present in the movies.
This isn’t quite true. The actor for Crabbe was not in prison at the time. He was fired after he was caught growing weed and was sentenced to community service. His prison sentence came in 2012 during the london riots in which many people were on the streets destroying public property and protesting in reaction to the death of Mark Duggan, who arguably was unjustifiably shot dead by police.
Hah I just put that note out/ said the same thing then found your comment after I posted it
And I’m talking about the Snape part on death eaters
McGonagall pulling up out of nowhere to defend Harry from Snape is one of my favourite moments, she had no more patience left lol
She was just waiting for her time and Harry & Co provided it 😂
Boys you did good. Rob and Zuff, you kept really quiet over all the huge things coming out in this film to allow Bryce to experience it without bias. That is huge, I definitely would’ve given something away😂
Thanks for the reactions boys, you do a great job and we all love your reactions! X
true :))
20:40 - “8 movies guys”- 😂
Everything after that had me rolling from Bryce’s disappearance act, to ‘we can hear all that piss’, through ‘well I’m fucked’
In defence of Dumbledore I must say that he saw the bigger picture. He spend most of his time looking for a way to save Harry and it was at the end of book 4 when he found it. When Harry tells Dumbledore that Peter took his blood to bring Voldemort back Harry sees him smiling for a quick second and his eyes shine. Here's the deal: Lilly sacrifice for his son and because of that her blood became Harry's protection and therefore aunt Petunia became Harry's protection after her sister died and that's why Dumbledore made him to stay there. So in book 4 when Voldemort came back with Harry's blood he basically became Harry protector too. That's why Harry Survive the Avada Kedabra twice, once because of Lily and once because of Voldemort and that's why he killed the part of himself inside Harry. sooo when Dumbledore says to Snape that "Voldemort himself must do it" he knew that Harry was safe. That was his goal all along.
Thank you for saying this! I feel like a lot of people miss that Dumbledore was still keeping a secret from Snape, that Harry will live if Voldemort is the one who tries to kill him. This is not clear in the movies but is there in the books.
@@rohinaiqbal7109 yeah. In the movie when Dumbledore says to Snape "don’t tell me now that you’ve grown to care for the boy" everyone's reaction is like shock and yeah that didn't translate well from page to movie.
Also movies snape was better than book snape. Book snape bullied Neville so bad that he was Neville’s biggest fear. He was also mean to Hermione and Harry. All of them children. I like snape and his story is such a great redemption but let’s not romanticize him. 😂
He's not only keeping it a secret from Snape but from Harry as well. He had to actually "mean" to die, not defend himself or know he would survive. Remember in the books at the train station Dumbledore says "And that, I believe is what made all the difference." That's also why Harry's sacrifice provided all the defenders of Hogwarts the same protection Harry received from his mother. From the moment Harry was "almost" killed by Voldemort, Voldemort could not fatally harm anyone that Harry died to protect.
Exactly!
The main reason Harry survived the killing curse was that he was in control of the elder wand. The wand chose to kill the Voldemort in preference to Harry, The resurrection stone only brings back images of dead people: revisit the tail of the three brothers! However as he effectively was in control of all 3 hallows, he was the master of death. If Voldemort had tried another wand he would have been equally unsuccessful as he previously added Harry's blood to himself; carrying Lilly's protection. In sacrificing himself to protect his side from more deaths, Harry put the same spell Lilly put on Harry, so that none of the defenders of Hogswort died after this act. In fact Harry could cast a shield charm that deflected the killing curse (battle in the book).
Yes! Thanks for clearing this up. The wandmaker specifically said, THE WAND CHOOSES THE WIZARD. so when Voldemort "killed" Harry using the elder wand, it did not kill Harry himself (since Harry is its true owner) but only killed the part of Voldemort inside him.
I hope they read this comment 🙌🏻
Yes! This! Dumbledore knew that Voldemort had taken Harry's blood when creating his new body after the TriWizard Tournemet. He either new or was hoping that Lily's protection would therefore transfer now that her blood was essentially in Voldemorts veins (through Harry's). That's why he said it was essential the Voldemort himself be the one to kill Harry. But Harry couldn't know this. Harry truly believed and was willing to sacrifice himself for his loved ones in the castle during that final battle. Dumbledore said in the books during the after death train scene that that sacrifice made all the difference.
It is indeed James Sirius HAHAHA and Lily Luna is the daughter.
Ron and Mione's kids are named Rose and Hugo Weasley. Draco's wife is Astoria Greengrass, not relevant in the movies but she was on the sly crew. His kid is named Scorpius Malfoy.
Albus Severus is sorted in Slytherin and he is Scorpius bff.
Their names always make me laugh so much cause James, sirius, albus, severus and lily are all people who are *dead* and then there's just...luna added in there as well 😂
Am I stupid? I always remembered Astoria dying after their son's birth
@@GoodTimeForARoll she died two years after seeing her here on the platform I believe
still mad remus didn’t get a child named after him
same, and Luna was there but Hermione wasnt? I kinda didnt make sense for me@@amy-wc8tk
The best thing about this though is Snape/Dumbledore didn’t just save Harry, but he also saved Draco.
I’ll always be salty they cut the scene of Draco throwing Harry his wand as he runs back over to the hogwarts side
I think, for the most part, those of us who didn't read the books would've liked that scene. The book readers are purists, so they wouldn't have liked it, which I completely understand.
I don’t get the idea of being salty that the movie didn’t include something that wasn’t even in the book to begin with. Draco wasn’t a hero. He just wasn’t dark or evil enough to commit to being a death eater. He was your typical bully who grew up privileged and parroted a lot of his parents beliefs, but his hatred of Harry was all him. Lucius even said to him it wasn’t wise to seem unfavourable of Harry but he was jealous of the attention and praise Harry got.
The problem with the Malfoys is that they didn’t change their mind about being on Voldermorts side because they actually changed their beliefs, it was because Voldermort treated them like crap. They were an elite family who believed they should be respected and above everyone else, but when Voldermort returned, he took over their home, mocked and belittled Lucius and gave Draco the impossible task of killing Dumbledore or he’d kill them all. Had Voldermort returned and treated them as they expected like a powerful elite family and were giving special privileges amongst the death eaters, I doubt their shift in allegiance would’ve been so pronounced.
Draco just wasn’t as cruel or evil as he made out he was, but it doesn’t make him a hero or a nice person. I think a big factor in this obsession with Draco being good is Tom Felton’s performance. He manages to convey Draco’s conflict so well, and the fact everyone thinks Tom Felton is hot af, leads him to be more sympathetic in the movies.
Y’all it’s just my opinion, you don’t have to write epilogues in reply. I’ve read the books, am just not a manic purist.
@@samblustein1918 the fact you have to characterise people who feel loyalty to the canon story as “manic purists” is insulting and a pure joke. Movies are an adaptation of an already established story in a book. Feeling salty because movies didn’t add another scene that made Malfoy look like a hero is hilarious. Malfoy did not earn a redemption arc in the story. He was pretty much sidelined after chamber of secrets up until half blood Prince. You want him portrayed as a hero in the movies, as a book reader and a loyalty to the canon story, I think they gave adequate time to offer sympathetic notions for his character.
No, it was good that they cut the scene out. It was cringy. Not everything has to be fan-service. One of so many things I like about JK, she wrote complicated characters, not only bad people and good people. Such as Dumbledore, Sirius, James, Snape, and my favourite Draco. The Malfoys walked out was perfect ending for them. I liked it that way because it was realistic.
The in sync snapping head tilts to see who Fenrir was snacking on killed me 😂😂
I was hoping other people noticed this too😭
The part through the castle is an epic moment with the score. All of the creatures they encounter are in order of the books and films.
1. They come across a troll (Book 1).
2. They run into spiders (Book 2).
3. Hermione stops Greyback from killing Lavender (he’s a werewolf so Book 3).
4. They come across dementors (Books 3 and 5).
5. They’re saved by Abeforth and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5).
6. The run off to find Snape, who’s the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6).
Grey back did kill lavender tho.
the Snape memories get me sobbing every time😭😭😭
This ending still makes me emotional after following the series from the beginning. Love that Neville finally gets his moment. And Mrs. Weasley lol. 💕
16:50 First thing Snape does is deflect McGonagall’s spells in order to take out the two Death Eaters behind him - who are actual villains and a danger to the students. Also, he never attacks McGonagall, only defends. Little detail you might notice on a rewatch, once you know Snape’s full storyline.
I think it's important to remember that Dumbledore knew Harry already had two of the Deathly Hallows (the Invisibility cloak and the resurrection stone he hid in the snitch) and that the Elder Wand would come to him as it seeks its owner. Also, while outwardly it appears Dumbledore was plotting, it's important note what he specifically says about who must kill Harry, Voldemort himself. The why becomes apparent once the truth of Harry's status as a Horcrux is revealed. Harry was always going to have to die to beat Voldemort, Dumbledore saw to it that Harry would be the Master of Death before then. The Deathly Hallows don't have to be physically with you, they need only belong to you. Just a thought.
Dumbledore never planned for Harry to become the owner of the elder wand. The plan was for the allegiance to die with him because his death was planned and he wasn't defeated. It just so happened that Harry became the master of all the Hallows because Draco disarmed Dumbledore and then Harry disarmed Draco. The actual plan was that Harry would survive because Voldemort used Harry's blood to get his body back thus part of Lilly's protection lives in voldemort. So if voldemort kills Harry he would kill the horcrux but Harry would survive.
The deathly hallows aren’t what kept Harry from dying when he went into the woods.
Harry didn’t die because he had sacrificial protection from his mother, his mum jumped in front Harry giving Harry sacrificial protection meaning Voldemort couldn’t kill him. Dumbledore knew Harry had sacrificial protection all along hence why Dumbledore says you can stay or you can borde a train. Resurrection stone doesn’t actually bring people back to life, Harry used it to talk to his parents and Serious
@user-mw3dd6ys1u Harry didn’t die because he had sacrificial protection from his mother, his mum jumped in front Harry giving Harry sacrificial protection meaning Voldemort couldn’t kill him. Dumbledore knew Harry had sacrificial protection all along hence why Dumbledore says you can stay or you can borde a train. Resurrection stone doesn’t actually bring people back to life, Harry used it to talk to his parents and Serious
You are so wrong and yet so confident. Admirable @user-mw3dd6ys1u 🤣🤣🤣
It's so heartbreaking to see Ron cry over Fred, considering how cheerful he usually is. It's even more heartbreaking for George, since he was never able to use The Patronus Charm again, since it requires your happiest memories to function properly and every one of his happy memories involved Fred.
Also, I was at the midnight premiere of The Deathly Hallows Part 2 in 3D. The scene where Mrs. Weasley takes out Bellatrix got a huge cheer from the audience. I also wanted to spotlight the prophecy: When Professor Dumbledore said to Professor Snape in the memory that the prophecy spoke of a boy born at the end of July, there were actually 2 born then: Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom. They were born in the same month and year, but Neville is literally only one day older than Harry. Despite Harry being a three-time survivor of Voldemort's xenophobia:
As a 15-month-old toddler
As a 14-year-old unwilling participant in the Triwizard Tournament
And as a 17-year-old wizard in the Forbidden Forest
It never says George will never be able to use it again.
Also..in the 4th book/movie...he never got hit with the killing curse. That was only Cedric. He repelled it when they fought in the graveyard...when the priori incantatum occurred.
@@kathleenclark815if you Google it it tells you that he was never able to use it again.
@@kathleenclark815 I meant that he left the graveyard alive. Priori Incantatem and the souls creating a cloak of sorts prevented The Killing Curse from making contact.
Ugh I feel so much affection for this channel. My roommate and I finally moved away and it’s like I’m not even bored bc my boys just put out an absolute banger reaction and I know I’m about to laugh my ass off. Bryce’s “duuuuude” is gon take me out every time
They don't mention it in the movie, but since Voldemort took over the Ministry, it's now mandatory for students to go to Hogwarts. Whereas, it was optional for parents to teach their children themselves before. 16:04
"The other one is probably jAmEs SiRiUS" you joke but that's literally true 😭💀
[41:09] that was the exact moment i realized that by the time of the events of the first movie *Dumbledore was the actual Master of Death:* he had the wand, he had the stone & he was the one keeping the cape (before giving it to Harry). Legendary. 🗝👑
32:38 i found hilarious how both Bryce and Zuff tilted their heads
It was cute
Guys please react to the 20th anniversary: return to Hogwarts. It's so beautiful to see them all reunite and also talk about some behind the scenes stuff or showing scenes we haven't seen!
Yes please do! it's really good
YES
omgg yes they really should! it had me crying when it came out
I'll never get over Snape's memories
I don't know why it hit me so hard, but the first time I read the line, "Does it hurt, dying?" full on sobs. Probably because even though Harry is a full grown wizard at this point, that question was so child-like. 41:41
The Snape reveal has me in tears every single time. I feel the same way about him, Rob!
Rob not previously seeing this whole movie is a plot twist I didn’t expect.
The thing with the movies, they make Snape a better person, so if you haven't read the books you can believe he truly loved Lily and not just obsessed with her like the books. He also truly was a bully in the mivies. He constantly was trying to poison nevilles pet toad, trevor, and bullied kids just because he could. But they also robbed Draco of redemption in the movies, they cut him throwing Harry his wand.
Also, Dumbledore is death. Voldemort is the first brother from the story, who got the wand and lusted for power. Snape is the second, who had the stone and longed for a dead woman. Harry is the third, and when it was his time, he did not hide but approached death and greeted him like an old friend.
FUN FACT: the guy that plays Dumbledore’s brother is the same guy that plays Mance Rayder in GOT!
50:22 reminder back to the second movie when Harry pulled it out of the hat. Dumbledore said only a true gryffindor can pull out the sword of Godrich gryffindor
I’m absolutely shitting myself over hearing Zuff pee in the middle of the movie😂😂😂 yalls reactions crack me UP.
I know theirs a lot of controversy over if snape is a good guy or not, but he remains as one of my favorites.
Ron was amazing in the books, in book 5 he was actually voted as gryffindor head boy and harry was jealous of that. To be head boy you have to have the best grades. The movies didn’t do ron justice, the director gave hermoine a lot of lines that should have been ron’s
Ron was selected as Headboy because Dumbledore didn't want to give the title to Harry. Harry was the best guy in year 5, but Dumbledore was avoiding him that year remeber? And the Headboy/girl and headmaster spend a lot of time together.
Prefect not head boy
Fun Fact: the scene where Hermione pretends that she is Bellatrix so that she can access Volt in the Bank. Emma the actress who played Bellatrix was filmed on video. Then Helena Bonham Carter watched Emma's video and she mimicked her walk and talk when she played Bellatrix. So: Emma played Hermione who played the version of Bellatrix and Helena Bonham Carter played Hermonie like Emma played her who pretended to be Bellatrix's version. Also when McGonagall attacked Snape he did not attack her back. He only defended himself, he disarmed 2 Voldermort death eaters who were standing behind him before he ran away.
Fun facts: Draco marries a Slytherin a few years younger than him named Astoria Greengrass and the actress playing her in the final scene was Tom Felton's real life girlfriend at the time. Also the showing of Lupin and Tonks together is to show that they left a child behind. Teddy Lupin is only about a week old when they die and Harry was named Godfather. Harry asks Remus if he regrets leaving his son behind and Remus says he knows he'll have Harry and those alive will be able to tell him about his parents.
22:17 yooo that Dobby slide was crazyyyyy
When snape and mcgonagall had their face off, snape grabbed the carrows wands before leaving
0:21 The 🤨 to Zuff lighting up and blowing smoke is killing me 🤣🤣
I always wonder if he’s stoned to the bone when they react, and I’m kinda all for it😂😂
Neville made Voldemort mortal, but Voldemort was killed by his own killing curse rebounding on him :)
22:16 - Did Rob say, "will you close that door hun?"
If so, that's adorable! 🤣 just like all 3 of these dudes
a raven would make sense, but the symbol for Ravenclaw is an eagle and that's what's on top of the diadem.
Just to show how intimate this battle was, Molly and Bellatrix were second cousins, so seeing that fight adds another layer. Arthur Weasley, and Lucious Malfoy are also second cousins. So, Charlie, Bill, Percy, Fred, George, Ron, and Ginny are cousins of Draco from both directions. Tonks was the niece of Narcissa & Bellatrix, and was a cousin of Sirius's (first cousin once removed, I believe.) Pretty sure that Remus Lupin was *distantly* related to a number of families. When it's said the wizarding world is all related, it's true.
29:17 Crabbe didn't get recast. That black guy is Blaise. The actor for Crabbe was imprisoned in real life, so Blaise took the spot at Draco's side.
The "random new guy" in the Room of Requirement is Blaize Zabini. We met him in Half-Blood Prince but he was mentioned in the first book during sorting. They put him in after the actor who played Crabbe (who set the Fiendfyre off in the book and died) was fired for getting arrested twice.
Dumbledore had known since Goblet of Fire that Voldemort couldn't kill Harry. By using Harry's blood to reform his body Voldemort had made himself something similar to a positive horcrux (a lovecrux if you will) which tied Harry to life but destroyed the piece of Voldemort inside Harry. Just to be sure though Dumbledore made sure that Harry understood how the Hallows actually worked. The Resurrection Stone couldn't return Harry to life but it could recall the shadows of people he loved to give him the courage to sacrifice himself. Harry actually believed he was going to his death.
The Elder Wand was a trap. Every wizard who owned it got murdered. Side note: Neville F. Longbottom rules!
Talk to somebody dead… “dobby”☠️ 😂
So him breaking the wand in the movies grinds my gears!! In the book, he used the elder wand to fix his and put the elder wand back with Dumbledore
*Just some more canon tidbits for the future of the trio:*
* Harry never finished his studies in Hogwarts (Hermione went back of course), he and Ron become Aurors (dark wizard hunters). He also sometimes comes to Hogwarts as a guest lecturer for Defense againts the Dark Arts.
* And way in the future, Hermione becomes Minister of Magic.
* Ron eventually stops being an auror and helps run the joke shop with the surviving Weasley twin, George.
* Neville becomes Professor Longbottom at Hogwarts, teaching Herbology.
* Ginny has a succesful career as a professional Quidditch player.
The ending about Harry breaking the Elder Wand was not really canon. In the book, he uses it to repair his own broken wand (it was the only one powerful enough to repair it), and he put it back in Dumbledore's tomb. As long as Harry was alive, no one will be able to wield it properly.
The minute I saw this on my page I got massive glass of wine, snacks and box of tissues. I AM SO BLOODY READY FOR THIS!
YES PLEASE WATCH THE FANTASTIC BEASTS MOVIES !!!!!!!!!!!!!! i would do anything for the trilogy reactions !!!
Also as Harry goes to look for the Horcrux after the “its good to see you” line, he turns to Neville and says “Hold the fort” 😢
Snape's memories get me every time
You need to watch the 20 year reunion and the Fantastic Beasts movie
It's not just a Snape thing. It's an Alan Rickman thing. (Talking slowly) 16:51
In the books, Snape actually bullied all kids in Hogwarts. The film version of him is way kinder.
Also he became a Deatheater before Lilly got killed - so you can't really say he's not evil at all.
Voldemort knew that Snape loved Lilly. Snape begged Voldemort to not kill Lilly - James and the Baby were fine to kill. But Lilly refused to stand aside. She protected Harry while she could've gotten out there alive. That's how she created the love protection.
I also get teary eyed whenever MacGonnagal says "It's good to see you"
Harry himself never died, only the Voldy part in him. The stone only can bring back loved ones from the dead, hence having his parents there with Sirius and Lupin. He couldn't use it the resurect, he dropped it beforehand. It's lost in the forest. I'm in my 60's and have watched and rewatched the movies and read the books again and I'll do so all my life, "always". Thanks for you guys, youve been the best to rewatch HP for the X time.
Not sure if anyone mentions it in the comments, but when Harry goes to the Forbidden forest to sacrifice himself, he puts the same protection onto all of his allies battling at Hogwarts, just like how his mom placed one on him as a baby. That’s why Neville doesn’t die from Voldemort’s spell.
if you want a little more harry potter you should definitely watch the 20 year anniversary special!
i've heard theories that the original spell of love that saved Harry, also served him through (possibly) Draco's mother.. b/c the resurection stones weren't created to bring back the dead exactly.. However, the more clear reason is.. as Dumbledore explained, "His body keeps Lily's sacrifice alive, and while that enchantment survives, so do you."
So when Voldemort hit Harry with Killing Curse in the forest, it destroyed the Horcrux that resided in Harry, but left Harry himself alive. Since Voldemort was still alive, Lily's love spell was still in effect, which only sent Harry to limbo, where he saw Dumbledore, and was given a choice to die and finally rest, or return home. 🤍
So that new guy with Draco is Blaise Zabini, another Slytherin in the books. I believe he made his first on-screen appearance in Half Blood Prince when they're on the train to Hogwarts and Draco's sitting with Pansy and Blaise. Draco even calls him by name.
I can’t believe y’all didn’t edit out the pissing part 😭 love you guys
in the book- Voldemort and Harry duel in the Great Hall in front of everyone- Voldemorte's curse rebounds and kills him- he doesn't disintegrate, he's just dead in a heap on the ground.
I get so sad when reactors finish the series 😢 It's the closest thing i'll ever have to seeing them for the first time again 😂
he random new guy with Draco in the Room of Requirement is Blaise Zambini- he was in the 6th film- 'Half Blood Prince'- part of the Slug Club
44:56 during the most brutal scene of the entire franchise.. fat shaming voldemort? made me crack the f up. lol
Everybody’s hair looks really good in this video. This is a good hair video
I’m actually coming back to this bc Zuffs hair looks sooo good like wow I’m actually mesmerized
You guys have really done this franchise a great service. And your channel is one of the best ones on TH-cam. Also; love the nuance in Snape's character as well as Draco and his Mom
I'm pretty sure once wizards are 17 they can apparate its like a legal age thing
You have to pass a test similar to a driver's test to do it legally. They learn how though just before they turn 17. They all took the lessons in Half-Blood Prince but Harry wasn't old enough to take the test when Ron & Hermione did.
Harry is the master of death, survived death twice, plus he was the last owner of the Elder Wand, has the invisibility cloak, and was the last owner of the ressurection stone, owner of all death hollows, thats a cool detail
The dark kid with Draco and Goyle in the Room Of Requirement was Blaise Zabini-another Slytherin. It WAS SUPPOSED TO be Crabbe, But the actor who played him was discovered to be buying, selling and using drugs, and Disney COULD NOT have someone like that employed for a "kids" movie (or THEIR reputation) so he was fired and replaced with Blaise.
Watching this now on my phone, can not wait. I remember waiting in line at the theater for part 2
Damn I wish I had goofy friend like zuff, just being around him would make you smile
Either it's been too long since I first read the books (and it has), or you all are coming with the most sophisticated analyses I've seen on TH-cam. Loving the comment section!
The oldest son is James Sirius, and they didn’t emphasize him as much because it’s not his first year at Hogwarts. Albus hadn’t been there before, so he was nervous and Harry had the conversation with him.
Love Voldemorts Sheldon Cooper hug, quality comedy!
I can't believe we reached the last movie! Harry Potter will always be one of my favorite movie series! It has literally everything you can want out of a movie. Seeing it come to an end is always sad, I've probably rewatched these movies 7 or 8 times and the ending still hits hard every time. I agree with Rob, seeing Snape's memories was probably the best part of this movie, you get to see Snape's pain and who he truly was as a character. His love for Harry's mom stayed intact through it all, which is the reason he always tried to protect Harry. His last line" You have your mother's eyes", never fails to bring me to tears after finding out how much he loved Lily. One of my favorite quotes from this movie is Harry talking to Snape after he comes back to Hogwarts, "How dare you stand where he stood. Tell them how it happened that night! Tell them how you looked him in the eye, a man who trusted you, and killed him! Tell them!" Even though later on we find out that Snape was good the entire time, and that Snape killing Dumbledore was planned, that line just hits, the way Daniel Radcliffe delivered that line always gives me chills." I love that scene, it's one of my favorites of the movie. Ron and Hermione finally getting together in this movie was so exciting, it's something we had been waiting to see for so many years, it was long overdue. Seeing all those people sacrifice their lives for Harry is so sad, and seeing Lupin, Tonks, and Fred die was so hard to watch. Neville was a hero in this movie, it was so cool that he was able to destroy the final Horcrux which allowed Harry to kill Voldemort. Let's not forget about Mrs. Weasley, the way she defended Ginny and killed Bellatrix Lestrange was amazinggg! I LOVE HARRY POTTER! ❤️❤️ I'm going to miss these reactions!
omg I've been loving watching these reactions! You guys should totally check out their reunion that they did, it's really good and gives a lot of backstory to the movies!
Is it sad that I'm excited? This is literally my favorite in the series
to be fair to dumbledore, he did give harry the resurrection stone, so even if he did "raise him for slaughter," he also saved his life technically.
Lockhart used Obliviate in Chamber of Secrets so the boys would lose their memories but it backfired because he had Ron's wand that was broken. Hermione also uses the charm on her parents in the previous film.
The Snape memories are placed at a point in the story to make you wonder if Dumbledore was bad, but then by the end you should have learned that isn’t the case so I’m intrigued that you still aren’t sure about Dumbledore at the end.
harry and ginny's children's names:
james sirius potter,
albus severus potter and
lily luna potter.
(so yes, rob's joke about "james sirius" was actually right 😭 and yes, harry literally named them all which is kinda fucked and i feel bad for ginny lmao 💀)
Like for real...we couldn't get a Fred up in one of those names 😅😅
@@tinesess3521doesnt george name one of his sons fred?
@michaelortiz1561 oh yea..I think you're right
I could be wrong, but my sense was that Harry used the Resurrection Stone to talk to his parents, Sirius, and Remus because the stone doesn't really work to truly bring people back to life. That was why the Peverell brother who originally got the stone killed himself. I don't think even Dumbledore really knew if Harry would actually live or not, but he did know that the only way to get rid of the horcrux was for Voldemort to cast the killing curse on Harry. In the end, it seems the curse worked to kill the piece of Voldemort that was in Harry, but not Harry himself.
Today is my birthday and you guys upload the final part of the series 🥲🥲 thank you 🙏🏻
I’ve enjoyed hanging out and binging this franchise with you guys
I grew up with the books and it was the best thing ever to get to share these films and books with my sons. My oldest is turning 11 this year and thanks to the beauty that is Etsy he WILL be receiving a Hogwarts letter on his birthday and I will be taking him on the Harry Potter Studio tour in Tokyo for his birthday as well.
The only thing about this movie that genuinely bothers me to this day is that they gave Voldemort a kind of magical death by dissolving into ash. I understand from the whimsy filmmaker perspective why that looks visually more appealing and symbolic compared to the man just dropping dead in the most mundane of ways...but that was the whole theme of the books and Voldemort's character, the fear of mortality and being 'normal' (to put it in the simplest of terms. Alan Rickman's performance of Snape will go down as one of my most favorite portrayals ever - just beyond superb casting.
Hi guys, I just wanna say that your channel is the best reaction channel that I ever watched. You have something that make me feel like home, watching my fav movies/series with friends. Maybe it's the parasocial interaction thing but idc. I hope you are fine and healthy and enjoy what you are doing ❤
17:34 a little detail I missed the first time watching, but Snape deflected the attack towards the two death eaters behind him. then when he apparated, he went to each of their bodies and grabbed their wands, so they can't hurt anyone else. he really is a G... after all this time, always. 😭 rip Alan Rickman 🥺❤
About to start watching this right now at 2am with you guys. LET’S GO!!!!!! 🧙♂️
Honestly the most ICONIC scenes in this movie for me was McGonnagal kicking snakes ass, McGonnagal using Piertotum Locomotor, Hermione just straight up killing Fenrir and Molly OBLITERATING Bellatrix
Favourite is probably Molly bc the movies really didn’t show her magic a lot and it pissed me off cause she’s an insanely powerful Duellist and came from one of the most powerful wizarding families in the world. Like using non verbal spells comes SO easily to her and it’s what makes her such a powerful witch and truly shows how masterful her magic really is
The last scene was like saying goodbye to my childhood 🥲😢
Wit and Wisdom Begins to Wonder and Is The Greatest Treasure 🐦⬛💙
All 3 Fantastic Beasts movies next!❤❤ Same wizard world as HP!! Just waaaay before his time but I think you guys would really enjoy them a lot!
This has been so great watching all these reactions especially seeing Bryce react to everything for the first time I would love for you guys to continue doing franchises that you guys haven’t seen before like the hunger games or doing Spider-Man films also I would love for you guys to do the Star Wars movies as well
Harry and Ginny have 3 kids- James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna, Hermione and Ron have 2 kids- Rose and Hugo. Draco marries a woman named 'Astoria Greengrass' and they have a son named 'Scorpius- he and Albus become best friends according to the sequel play 'Cursed Child'
Molly Weasley- also in and Oscar nominated in 'Educating Rita' and 'Billy Elliot'
the simultaneous head tilt to see who Fenrir Greyback had attacked- so relatable lol😅
Now, you can start Fantastic Beast. 🤗 Take it for what it is. Love it. ❤❤ Snape gives it up at the first when he talks to Harry in his class.
Since you asked... yes, do the FANTASTIC BEASTS movies. My favorite of those is the first, but each have watch-worthy moments, for sure.