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@@milo_thatch_incarnate Yes, she actually needed to sit in wheelchair now and then but like one above said. She wanted to continue (and glad she did because could not seen anyone else be McGonagall)
Here's a cool little background story for you. Alan Rickman didn't want to play Snape; after reading the script for Philosopher's Stone, he disliked the character. But as you can see he was perfect for the role... and JK Rowling recognised that he was perfect for it and decided to make an exception just for Alan. She went to his home, and over a cup of tea, she told Alan all about her plan for Snape; the plan to turn him into a tragic hero. That was the only reason he agreed to the role and put his best foot forward in the role, because he was 1 of only 2 people in the world, who knew the fate of Severus Snape.
I dont know if Jk rowling recognized anything. Not sure if thats correct. Rowling said in an interview she wrote the part specifically for Alan Rickman. This was an author backed role.
@@erikjansen4298 Alan Rickman himself said that, while he had a conversation with Rowling, he wasn't told exactly how his story would play out. But, he wouldn't reveal exactly what it was that was told to him that convinced him.
Rowling said in an interview that she told Alan 'Snape loved Lily' and that was all he knew but she said he liked to make out to everyone else that he knew more but he never did.
And she played it so damn good that, when I watched a 'behind the scenes' for that, I caught myself thinking 'wow, Emma plays a really great Bellatrix!' before reminding myself that there's no such thing as polyjuice potion.
Narcissa knew at the moment when Harry nodded (that draco is still alive) she needs to betray Voldemort to save draco,Harry had been saved by a mother's love more than once
It's more that she knew the only way she would be able to go to the castle to get Draco would be if she was part of the victory party. So she said he was dead so they could go to the castle.
You should read the books the love the ancient magic lilly used is not the same that happened here. Stop acting like a simple human move is the same like ancient magic that safe harry basically till he turn 17/18
@@mai-kc8ky From Wizarding World: "So we all know that Angelina Johnson *went out* with Fred Weasley - they danced ‘exuberantly’ at the Yule Ball together - although for how long is uncertain. It makes her later marriage to George Weasley particularly interesting. It’s quite possible they united through a shared grief over Fred’s death". That was A DATE. It was Harry and Luna that went to the yele ball together *just as friends.*
one of the saddest parts for me of the resurrection stone scene is that James had to watch his son go to Lupin and Sirius for comfort and advice over him because they had been more prominent father figures in Harry’s life since Harry never got to know James. Another really sad part is more prominent in the books because of the way they casted the Potters in the movies, but James and Lily were only 21 when they died, so during that scene Harry was only like 4 years younger than them.
Agreed but I think it was partially due to the fact that seeing James bully Snape affected the way he saw his father for a long time because it was so dramatically against Harry's principles. That was the closest thing he had to a memory with his father and it wasn't a pleasant one. Obviously he still loved his father but it was probably years before he could finally accept the reasoning that James was young and not everybody has the maturity Harry had from a young age
@@olivagulabjan9 forgiving isn't forgetting. Like I said, that was the only memory harry really has with his father. He was able to get to know Sirius and Lupin, he never got that opportunity with his father. I agree he forgave him but sometimes, you can forgive someone for their behavior in the past but it's something that forever alters the way you see that person. But the fact he named one of his sons James speaks to the fact that as he aged, he saw how he too changed. And he understood at that point that his father, whatever he was in his school days, was still a good person at heart. Age grants you wisdom you didn't have before.
I love that you understood the scene where Dracos's mom ask Harry if Draco is alive. To me it's crystal clear but many people reacting to the movie don't understand it at all and for some reason can't see the nod.
@gnilttbs Well yeah, maybe in magical abilities. I feel however being practically a master of the dark arts, he would know more effective fighting spells. He has a dark side to him that I don’t think McGonagall would be willing to go herself. I could be wrong tho, she could have just as dark as a side to her if pushed enough. I’ll have to research a little more into. They are even but I think the odds would go more to Snape.
The 7 potters, it was Snape who "suggested" the idea of doing the poly-potters to Mundungus Fletcher to think it was his own idea. Snape tried to use the "sectumsempra" spell on a death eater, but missed and accidentally blasted George's ear.
I think it is not fair to bring facts from books to describe movie Snape. Because movie Snape and book Snape are very different. Movie Snape was much decent person, while Book Snape is straight up bastard
Trust me if they'd filmed the scene from the book where Fred died, the entire theater would have missed the following ten minutes of the film just from crying. Edit: also, Lupin/Tonks don't get a death scene in the book, but that's supposed to show the tragedy of war, the unpredictability of it
Harry: Albus Severus Potter, you were named after 2 headmasters of hogwarts. One of them was a Slytherin, and he killed the other one. Albus: Wait what..... Harry: Have a good first year !
I think you noticed during Snape and McGonnagal's duel that the Carrows behind Snape got taken out based on your "ooooh", but you might not have realized that it was actually Snape who took them out! He purposely deflected her spell onto them so they wouldn't interfere. It's a very small detail that I don't expect anyone to pick up on their first time watching, but I just love it so much.
Harry finds the Horcrux really quickly in the Room of Requirement because in Book 6(the book, not the film) he actually hid his Potions books in there and placed the diadem on top of the book so he could find it again. He realises after talking to the ghost that he knows exactly where it is.
In the books, McGonagall neither sends the Slytherins into prison nor does she use them as hostages because of their relations to some of the death eaters. However, she informs Slughorn, now Slytherin house teacher, that, should the Slytherins decide to sabotage the others‘ defense of Hogwarts from within, they would duel til death. The Slytherins, along with the students who are not of age yet and those who do not want to fight which includes some of the Ravenclaws, are actually evacuated
I think Harry was happy cause he could see it on Voldemorts face but he himself couldn't feel it, so Harry knew that part of Voldemorts soul in himself was confirmed gone.
Well people who didn't read the books didn't know Harry had broken his own wand and then he just used the elder wand to repair his own before getting rid of the elder wand. Also in the books we know for a fact that the elder wand carries a curse and as long as he has it he will never be safe and have peace, someone would always be trying to kill him to steal the wand. In the book he doesn't break it, he just returned it to the tomb. I remember the midnight premiere when all the OG Potterheads saw the film 10 years ago. There wasn't a dry eye in the building.
@@Ayaforshort literally what i think everytime i watch people react to that part. Its obviously dangerous for the wand to be in existence since evil people will always try and get their hands on it for power. Nothing good could possibly come out of that wand
McGonagall is such a great character. Strict but also such a badass witch and “grandmotherly” to Harry. She’s still in my top favorite characters list from the films
Hey, in a deleted scene draco threw his wand to Harry at the end when he is revived. They should have definitely let that in as it rly shows how draco isn’t tel dimensional.
The Deathly Hallows book is my absolute favourite. Second favourite is Half Blood Prince book since you get to know so much about Voldemort's backstory
@@debranichakraborty6004 Absolutely agree with that. I would say that the books progressively got better, while with movies it's all up in the air, all of them have flaws and good stuff mixed together.
In the book: Harry never breaks the wand, he put back on the Dumbledore’s grave. Voldemort dies like a ordinary person, falks on the floor. Harry survives because Voldemort uses his blood with the Lily’s protection, as long as Voldemort lived, Harry couldn't die. A hint, read the books 😍
@@ElKamaleon777 Harry also repaired his originally broken wand with the Elder Wand because it was powerful enough before returning it to Dumbledore's grave.
Jk Rowling knew there would be 7 books and had the main plot and story lines planned out, as you get towards the end you realise how so many things connect together in the books. For example she knew that Harry would need to lead a large group of people at the end (hence dumbledores army in the fifth film) - the patronasus: a doe patronus was Harry's mother's patronus and his father's was a stag. A male and female version of the same animal means you are soulmates. James matured in his seventh year much more and was made head boy while lily was mad head girl. They grew closer and lily and Snape were no longer friends because he called her a mudblood when she tried to help him when James was bullying him. (Scene from fifth film). If a changes to the same as that person's it means that you were either influenced by that person or that you feel deep love for them and that is why Snape's patronus took the same form as lily's. In the end when he asked Harry to look at him and told him that he had his mother's eyes was because he wanted to see lily's eyes one last time before he died. - the three deathly hallows each belonged to three brother, like in the story. One was Harry's ancestor (the cloak) and the other voldermorts (the stone which was on voldermorts mother's ring, the ring being turned into a horcrux) - when lily sacrificed herself for Harry she protected him, this was the same act that Harry had done for everyone else meaning if he knew that he was going to live after watching Snape's memories no one in hogwarts would be protected by voldermort because he would have done because he knew he would live anyway. That's why he couldn't know. - in the books, Snape would never have had the elder wand even if he disarmed dumbledore anyway because they had planned for it and he was doing it so dumbledore wouldn't have to suffer with the curse on his hand, this would mean that the connection would die with him. - Harry got rid of the stone as it said that no one would be happy for coming into the mortal world when they were supposed to be dead. And in the books he mends his own wand with the elder wand and places back in dumbledores grave so that no one could truly own it afterwards. Harry kept the cloak to give to his children as it was a family heirloom. If is revealed that the master of death would also be one of the most targeted people, I think Harry had had enough of that 😂 - Harry and Ginny's children were James Sirius, albus' Severus and lily Luna. Hermione and Ron's were Hugo and rose Granger Weasley. Harry, Ron and Hermione became top auras at the ministry and were on the chocolate frog cards. Ginny became a chaser on a famous quidditch team and Neville became the new herbology professor. - for the malfoys, narcissa asked Harry when he laying there if Draco was alive, he very slightly nodded her head and that's why she didn't give him away, she just wanted to protect her son. When voldermort was seeing if Draco would go over to his side, he was waiting for someone to keep him back and him and his family would have just been killed there and then, he didn't have much choice. His father was sent to azkaban where as him and his mother were fine. - Remus and tonks had a son named teddy lupin, after tonks' father. Harry was made his godfather. He was a metamorphagus, like tonks meaning he could change his appearance at will to anything. Hope this helps :))))
something you may not have noticed is the power behind 7. 7 books, 7 Hororcruxes, 7years of school, seven Harry's, and not really noticed, 7 Weasely children with Giny being powerful, more so than her brothers. Because not only is she the only female child, but the SEVENTH child born.
I always thought it was such a disservice not to show Fred's death on screen, but at the same time I think that would be way too traumatizing for most people.
I think i speak for all Harry Potter Fans when i say that we enjoyed you reacting to the movie's for the first time. Thank you for a great reaction!! Fun fact: If Voldemort faced a boggart it would show his own dead corpse. That's why he made all of those hourcruxes.
The book goes a lot more into Dumbledore's' past. Shame the movie left it out, but I think Fantastic Beasts will cover it eventually. Maybe that's why they didn't include it in the movies.
@@groot8950 Agree with that but they should have talked about it a bit more in part 1. Maybe just before Hermione shows Harry his broken wand just like in the books. Granted they don't need to go ito as much details but maybe just like 1-2 minutes worth of lines about how Grindelwald was a powerful dark wizard that wreaked havoc all over Europe until Dumbledore stopped him and how the book she is holding says that dumbledore knew him when he was young and that they went their seperate ways after his sister was killed during that time. It could cause Harry to further doubt Dumbledore and is a good set up for when Harry drops the mirror the next scene when he sees nothing in it. They don't need to say much more than that to keep some mystery into it and it will also set up fantastic beasts better granted they probably werem't planing to make those movies back than.
Fantastic beasts 2 goes a little more in-depth into voldemort's past with Grindelwald using some of the unused footage from deathly hallows but that's about it
"She must be such a good actress, to be able to act like Hermione." Why, yes, she is. Helena Bonham Carter is pretty legendary in her field, widely ranked among the best. I know I've never seen a poor performance from her.
The movie doesn't do it right by explaining why Harry could get back to life - it looks like the resurrection stone was responsable for this. In fact, on the 4th book/movie, Voldy used Harry's blood on the ritual to get his body back, which caused Lily's protection to run within Voldy's veins as well - and that's the huge mistake that led to Harry's comeback right after he got hit by the Avada Kedavra curse spell. In other words, yes, Voldy was able to touch Harry since they shared the same blood, but this one fact also made Harry attached to life as long as Voldemort existed - cause Lily's sacrifice was all about getting Harry protected against their enemy. Nice reaction as always!!!
@@-mitcko There is no such thing as a master of death. That is in fact just a story. There were 3 powerful brothers who created 3 powerful objects but that's it. The master of death thing is more of a metaphor for embracing death when you need to. The one who owns all 3 deathly hallows got them by understanding death which is why he can welcome it when it's his time. Being the master of the Elder Wand was part of the reason why the Avada Kedavra curse on Harry by Voldemort in the forest didn't succeed but it was mostly due to his blood protection from his mother. The wand played a bigger role in the final duel though.
@@dhruvbharija172 sadly the movies don’t explain anything. 😕 The books on the other hand: The Deathly Hallows Chapter 35: “He took my blood, said Harry. “Precisely!” said Dumbledore. “He took your blood and rebuilt his living body with it! Your blood in his veins, Harry, Lilly’s protection inside both of you! He tethered you to life while he lives!”.............”He took your blood believing it would strengthen him. He took into his body a tiny part of the enchantment your mother laid upon you when she died for you. His body keeps her sacrifice alive, and while that enchantment survives, so do you and so does Voldemort’s one last hope for himself.”
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I enjoyed watching your reaction up to this point. I hope you'll be doing Fantastic Beasts aswell, there are currently 2 out of the 5 planned movies that you can watch, it takes place around 70 years before the Potter years. I do quite enjoy them, though it has some plot holes here and there because it's not a completed story just yet.
24:15 "oh man what did Snape want him to see?" OH MAN HOLD ONTO YOUR SEAT 😭 Also oh my god you don't have to read the whole series but please just read or listen to this chapter from the seventh book
"Albus Severus Potter... You were named after two Headmasters of Hogwarts, one of them was a Slytherin and he was, the bravest Man i´ve ever known." /*
He was brave in one aspect but he DID choose to become a Death Eater and He did fancy Dark Arts. And lets be honest, if it were not for Lily (if we take her out of the ekvation) would he still have chosen to go to the good side, sadly I do not think so. And that is why I put Snape in the middle. Not bad or good. And it was no reason for him to bully Harry just because he had a crap of father (James)
The Gringotts goblins have been told that for letting Harry escape she was put under house arrest and her wand was taken by Harry.That‘s why they know that this cannot be the real Bellatrix
The confusion when we watches Snape’s Memories, is me with every romantic relationship I’ve had. “What ia happening? What? I’m so confused? What am I supposed to see?”
If you watch the Fantastic Beasts movies, in the case of the second film (Crimes of Grindelwald) check the extended edition. They put in some deleted scenes and a tiny little bit become better the final product. Glad to see how much you enjoyed this magical journey. I saw a lot of reaction videos about the series, but yours on of my favorite. (I am sure in the Top 3.) I grow up with the books and the movies, so this world means a lot to me and always great to see how effected the next generations. But you are one of us now. You are a real Potterhead.😊😁
Man you're very smart,when Helena told Harry the riddle about where the ravenclaw's lost diadem You immediantly said "the room of requirement?" I'm a ravenclaw and I don't even know what that means when I watch the movie for the first time lol
I don't know if you're still reading these, or if you know this already, but there was a huge hint to how Snape truly felt about Lilly, in the very first film. There was an article about it in the Good Housekeeping magazine. In Harry's first lesson with Snape, asks Harry, ‘Tell me, what would I get if I added powdered root of asphodel to an infusion of wormwood?’ While the complexity behind the Potions question went completely over our heads... According to Victorian flower language, asphodel is a type of lily meaning “my regrets follow you to the grave” and wormwood means “absence” and also typically symbolises bitter sorrow. If you combined that, Snape’s words mean “I bitterly regret Lily’s death”.’ So, right from the start, Snape tells us in exactly how he feels about her, we just didn't understand.
OK my friend :) You're very right about the fact that the books contain much more than what could be conveyed in the movies. So to lure you down into the rabbit hole of the seven volumes, here's a teaser, a short fragment of the dialogue that Harry and Dumbledore had after Voldemort "killed" Harry: "But if Voldemort used the Killing Curse," Harry started again, "and nobody died for me this time-- how can I be alive?" "I think you know," said Dumbledore. "Think back. Remember what he did, in his ignorance, in his greed and his cruelty." Harry thought. He let his gaze drift over his surroundings. If it was indeed a palace in which they sat, it was an odd one, with chairs set in little rows and bits of railing here and there, and still, he and Dumbledore and the stunted creatures under the chair were the only beings there. Then the answer rose to his lips easily, without effort. "He took my blood," said Harry. "Precisely!" said Dumbledore. "He took your blood and rebuilt his living body with it! Your blood in his veins, Harry, Lily's protection inside both of you! He tethered you to life while he lives!" "I live... while he lives? But I thought... I thought it was the other way around! I thought we both had to die? Or is it the same thing?" He was distracted by the whimpering and thumping of the agonized creature behind them and glanced back at it yet again. "Are you sure we can't do anything?" "There is no help possible." "Then explain... more," said Harry, and Dumbledore smiled. "You were the seventh Horcrux, Harry, the Horcrux he never meant to make. He had rendered his soul so unstable that it broke apart when he committed those acts of unspeakable evil, the murder of your parents, the attempted killing of a child. But what escaped from that room was even less than he knew. He left more than his body behind. He left part of himself latched to you, the would-be victim who had survived." "And his knowledge remained woefully incomplete, Harry! That which Voldemort does not value, he takes no trouble to comprehend. Of house-elves and children's tales, of love, loyalty, and innocence, Voldemort knows and understands nothing. Nothing. That they all have a power beyond his own, a power beyond the reach of any magic, is a truth he has never grasped." "He took your blood believing it would strengthen him. He took into his body a tiny part of the enchantment your mother laid upon you when she died for you. His body keeps her sacrifice alive, and while that enchantment survives, so do you and so does Voldemort's one last hope for himself." Dumbledore smiled at Harry, and Harry stared at him. "And you knew this? You knew-- all along?" "I guessed. But my guesses have usually been good," said Dumbledore happily, and they sat in silence for what seemed like a long time, while the creature behind them continued to whimper and tremble.
How genuine you are, & your true enjoyment of what you're watching, really translates. It was a wonderful journey following along with you for these movies, and I could NOT be more excited to hear you'll be doing the LOTR trilogy! I was thinking about that this morning before you posted but I didn't want to get my hopes up haha.. eek, I think you'll love it ❤️ Also, the pure rollercoaster of emotions you went through from the start of Snape memories, onward haha.. should counted how many times you said "wait, WHAT!?" in that 10min 😂 (also good point about how good it was to hear the theme music again! so true).. can't wait to follow along for the next ride:)
Everytime i listen to "Obliviate" it gets me, that music represented the end of everything, so it makes me go back to that day in the theater when i knew it was over💔
In the book, Harry did use the Elder Wand for one thing: to fix his original wand, stating he much preferred that one. That was the only time in that fixing a wand actually worked.
It is actually so interesting to watch someone who is watching this for the first time in their life when these movies and books were my childhood and still is something I cherish. God I wish I could watch that for the first time again. Great content!
I remember that this film was so big and long anticipated that our small-town Regal cinemas had 3 theater screens open for the midnight premiere. Me and my bestfriend got to the theater at 2 or 3pm and just sat in line on the floor to get the best seats possible. My theater was attached to the mall so we took turns getting food to keep our place in line. Good memories. I remember buying a deathly hallows necklace and all the kids who came in costume. Harry Potter really is such a huge part of my childhood. 10 years. I read the first book in 3rd grade when the movie was coming out. 2001. And right around graduation in 2011 the last movie. Really felt like the end of my childhood even more then turning 18, ending high school, and starting college. I really hope you read the books. I'm sure you'll love them.
Some facts that someone might have missed: 1) When Dumbledore said ,, Severus...please" in half blood prince, he ment Severus...please, you promised. Kill me. This is why some hated Severus so much. 2) In the last duel, when Voldy Baldy looked at Elder wand, it(the wand) turned green, because of avada kedavra curse, and went straight into Voldy's hand, this is why it( hand) turned black 3) The soundtrack ,, Dumbledore's farewell" was used as in Snape's memories as when everybody rised their wands, showing the dramatism. 4) When Snape said to Harry ,,Look at me" , he wanted to see Harry's eyes, because Harry had Lily' eyes, the person Snape loved his entire life. 5) The soundtrack ,,Lily's theme" was used when Snape died. 6) Ron casted Avada Kedavra towards Voldy's snake(Nagini). 7) When Snape said Avada Kedavra in Half Blood prince, he said it with sadness. 8) The first and last words of Dobby when he was looking to Harry were ,,Harry Potter". 9) Harry did not need the Ressurection Stone, because the horcrux part died, not Harry himself. 10) Lily said the same word as Snape: Always. 11) The ending was very similar to the book one, just more poetic. 12) The reason why they chose Voldy to turn into ashes was to show the reality: Voldemort broke his soul into 7 piece, but when they were destroyed, he broke himself into hundreds of them, showing his mortality.
another thing not mentioned in the movies is that Harry is godfather to Lupin and Tonks’s son, Teddy. Teddy was raised by and lived with Tonks’s mom Andromeda, but the epilogue says that Teddy still spent a lot of time with Harry and his family and was like another one of his kids.
Each new reaction I see I think: he's getting better and better at this. I always find Snape's intense Love reveal tear-worthy. Great journey with you so far, and now the big one comes. Oh how I wish you'll make multi-part reactions for those long movies. There's so much to react to. In patient anticipation...
My absolute favourite movies!❤️ “Go and protect our school” The whole scene always gives me goosebumps! Just love love love Harry Potter! I do a marathon every year! Never gets old! 😍
"Wait, he loved Lily!? What?!" Well yes, the flashback you/we've just seen, clearly shows that, doesn't it? Plus, there have been other clues in the previous movies :) The rest of your reaction to the revelations is brilliant. Love your reactions. Keep 'em coming ❤️
the final battle between Harry and Voldemort in the book was so epic and way more personal. I liked the one in the movie but I do wish it was closer to the book it would've been amazing to see on screen and I was super upset voldemort"s death was because it makes him seem like this all powerful being like just floats away
You know you're good when over a hundred people have already liked the video while it is still more than 24 hours away from release. Man, how far you have come in just a little over a month! =)
Every time this film ends and i hear that ending music, my eyes water up. Im 27 now but was 15 when this series ended and these movies were such a big part of me and my siblings childhood. We grew up with Harry and Ron and Hermione, as we grew older in the real world they grew older in the Hogwarts world and ive never felt such a strong connection to any movie characters since.
I'm doing a rewatch of your reaction to this series 💗 this is the series that brought me to you and I have loved you as a creator since. You just have a kindness to you that feels like watching with a friend
after this, for a while I didn't know what to do with my life. I was so devastated, it was like my childhood coming to an end. I still cry every time I watch this one, even after watching it like 50 times
How many of you said: brilliant, after he said “the room of requirement.” Clever, clever. you’re ability to pay attention to detail is so much fun to watch.
It was awesome to see you react to this franchise. Sorry for the longest comment you might see lol but you might find it interesting. Here you are the epilogue, 19 years later after the battle in Hogwarts... •Harry becomes an Auror for the Ministry of Magic and is later appointed head of the department, raises Remus and Tonks' son since he's his godfather and also comes to the Defence Against the Dark Arts class to lecture several times a year. •Dudley Dursley and Harry agreed to see each other and reunite their families from time to time. Yeah, this is due to a cut scene where the Dursley were leaving home to be safe in 7-part 1: th-cam.com/video/jzkDRz8quKo/w-d-xo.html •Ron becomes an Auror along with Harry at the Ministry of Magic. Two years later, he joins Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. •after the war at Hogwarts, Hermione finds her parents in Australia and restores their memories. She works for the Ministry of Magic, improving life for house elves and later moves to the Deparment of Magical Law Enforcement and assists in removing oppressive, pro-pureblood laws. She's also the godmother of James Sirius Potter. •Ginny plays for the Hollyhead Harpies Quidich team for a time, then writes about Quidditch for the Daily Prophet. •Sadly, George never fully does get over Fred's death but continues his successful joke shop, gets married and has 2 children. •Luna becomes a famous wizading naturalist, travelling the world in search of strange creatures. She ends up getting married with Rolf Scamander (you'll know about that last name in Fantastic Beast). •Dolores Umbridge is arrested, interrogated and imprisoned for crimes against muggle-borns. •Draco and his family avoided imprisonment in Azkaban thanks to Narcissa (Draco's mother). He also refuses to follow the old pure-blood line and raises his son Scorpius to be a much kinder and more accepting Malfoy than he was in his youth. •Neville briefly works as an Auror, then becomes professor of Herbology at Hogwarts. He is also goddfather of Harry's second son, Albus. •Azkaban no longer uses Dementors. •A portrair of Snape does not appear in the headmaster's office as he abandoned his post but Harry ensures the addition of Snape's portrait and publicly reveals Snape's loyalty. •Professor McGonagall was awarded the Order of Merlin First Class for her unwavering allegiance to the Order of the Phoenix and then is featured in the Chocolate Frog Famous Witches and Wizards series. She becomes the headmistress of Hogwards. And here are the scenes that were cut, many of them give more context to the story, few of them were included in the extended edition: th-cam.com/video/rzVzarxPRnk/w-d-xo.html
Fred's death scene in the book had me crying like a baby. I actually think I still cried some when Snape died, because I never believed he was fully bad. And I actually guessed before the last book came out that Dumbledore wanted him to do that. I did cry with Lupin and Tonks. I think the difference with some of those deaths (Sirius, Lupin. Tonks, etc.) is that for those of us who had read the books before seeing the films, we spent a lot more time with them. So even if it happened a little quickly (or very quickly) it hit home even more. There were also more deaths mentioned in the book.
Biggest difference from the movie and the books is that Harry uses the Elder Wand to repair his original wand. Then he voluntarily gives it back to Dumbledore in his tomb and that act removes the powers of the Elder Wand because no one had ever voluntarily given the wand away.
Ugh the running theme of mothers love saving Harry is something that always gets me. The love Lily had for him standing between Voldy and him. The love Narcissa has for Draco lying to Voldy.
That one scene of Fred and Remus-Tonks' dead bodies was sadder than anything else in this movie for me. I am a huge fan of the Marauders so seeing Remus dead like that broke my heart. And Fred and George getting separated is just...
I'm honestly so happy I found your channel, I can safely say you've become one of my favorite reactors! Just finished binging all the harry potter videos and it was amazing seeing you go through this journey. Love that you didn't refrain from showing emotion and allowed yourself to cry on camera! Can't wait to watch your other videos 💛
I read my first Harry Potter book at age 7 when it first came out and the first movie came out when I was 10, last movie came out when I was 20 and I saw DHpt2 in theaters ten times because I couldn’t bear letting go 😭 watching these reactions has been a treat
Thank you all so much for being on this journey with me! Finally at a close but be sure to look out for the sorting hat video and harry potter tier list video!
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Even with full reaction on Patreon you may want to consider doing LOTR reactions in two parts for each movie....because if you think Harry Potter was hard to edit down just wait!
@@amberdot42 absolutely agree
i loved your reactions! looking forward to your next videos.
have you seen Star Wars?
Colin Creavy also died in the battle... its only briefly mentioned in the books
If you read/listen anything in the books read/listen to the last fight scene. This part in the movie never happened with Harry and Voldemort.
Nobody: "U've watched all the reactions just to see Snapes memories again?"
Me: "Always"
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OMG! Me too
Ayyy me tooo
AHHH YES SAME!
Literally the only reason I came
The actress that play Mcgonagall had cancer while filming this, but she still pushed through because she wanted to make the fans happy. I love her
Thank God Maggie Smith is still alive
How am I glad she fought cancer otherwise I can't imagine Downtown Abbey without her ❤️
Oh my god. Seriously???
@@milo_thatch_incarnate Yes, she actually needed to sit in wheelchair now and then but like one above said. She wanted to continue (and glad she did because could not seen anyone else be McGonagall)
"The actress..."
Here's a cool little background story for you.
Alan Rickman didn't want to play Snape; after reading the script for Philosopher's Stone, he disliked the character.
But as you can see he was perfect for the role... and JK Rowling recognised that he was perfect for it and decided to make an exception just for Alan.
She went to his home, and over a cup of tea, she told Alan all about her plan for Snape; the plan to turn him into a tragic hero.
That was the only reason he agreed to the role and put his best foot forward in the role, because he was 1 of only 2 people in the world, who knew the fate of Severus Snape.
I dont know if Jk rowling recognized anything. Not sure if thats correct. Rowling said in an interview she wrote the part specifically for Alan Rickman. This was an author backed role.
@@Jang9851 The part about rickman not wanting to play snape and rowling revealing her plans for snape is a confirmed story
@@erikjansen4298 Alan Rickman himself said that, while he had a conversation with Rowling, he wasn't told exactly how his story would play out. But, he wouldn't reveal exactly what it was that was told to him that convinced him.
Rowling said in an interview that she told Alan 'Snape loved Lily' and that was all he knew but she said he liked to make out to everyone else that he knew more but he never did.
Isn’t the movie based on jk rowlings book so don’t the readers know what happened to snape
Harry in the first movie: "Who's that?"
Harry in the last movie: "The bravest man I've ever known."
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Yet still a horrible person.
@@noblestofdonnas yup
@@noblestofdonnas oh most definitely, but still my favorite HP character
@@noblestofdonnas yes he WAS bad.he was a death eater then he realiesed and switched to help the good after lilys death
The Gringotts scene is Helena Bonham-Carter pretending to be Emma Watson pretending to be Hermione pretending to be Bellatrix.😂
And she played it so damn good that, when I watched a 'behind the scenes' for that, I caught myself thinking 'wow, Emma plays a really great Bellatrix!' before reminding myself that there's no such thing as polyjuice potion.
I simply love how even if a reactor believes Snape to be evil, no one can help but be confusingly sad when he dies...
Narcissa knew at the moment when Harry nodded (that draco is still alive) she needs to betray Voldemort to save draco,Harry had been saved by a mother's love more than once
Yup..she just wanted her family safe
It's more that she knew the only way she would be able to go to the castle to get Draco would be if she was part of the victory party. So she said he was dead so they could go to the castle.
You should read the books the love the ancient magic lilly used is not the same that happened here.
Stop acting like a simple human move is the same like ancient magic that safe harry basically till he turn 17/18
George wasnt able to cast patronus in his life after death of Fred, because you need happy memories to do that and he had them all with Fred.
George also married the girl Fred had dated.
@@Keyboardje Poor Fred
@@Keyboardje they didn't date, they just went to the yule ball together ig
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From Wizarding World: "So we all know that Angelina Johnson *went out* with Fred Weasley - they danced ‘exuberantly’ at the Yule Ball together - although for how long is uncertain. It makes her later marriage to George Weasley particularly interesting. It’s quite possible they united through a shared grief over Fred’s death".
That was A DATE.
It was Harry and Luna that went to the yele ball together *just as friends.*
@Keyboardje did she know it was a different twin tho?
Fun fact: The actor who played Voldemort went off script and decided to hug Draco and they thought it was weird enough to keep in the film.
It was weird because he looked like he was taking him hostage. For Voldemort's all the same.
one of the saddest parts for me of the resurrection stone scene is that James had to watch his son go to Lupin and Sirius for comfort and advice over him because they had been more prominent father figures in Harry’s life since Harry never got to know James.
Another really sad part is more prominent in the books because of the way they casted the Potters in the movies, but James and Lily were only 21 when they died, so during that scene Harry was only like 4 years younger than them.
Agreed but I think it was partially due to the fact that seeing James bully Snape affected the way he saw his father for a long time because it was so dramatically against Harry's principles. That was the closest thing he had to a memory with his father and it wasn't a pleasant one. Obviously he still loved his father but it was probably years before he could finally accept the reasoning that James was young and not everybody has the maturity Harry had from a young age
@@DeadSezSo Sirius also bullied Snape.. And Lupin was just there enjoying all that. I think Harry did forgive his father at this pont
@@olivagulabjan9 forgiving isn't forgetting. Like I said, that was the only memory harry really has with his father. He was able to get to know Sirius and Lupin, he never got that opportunity with his father. I agree he forgave him but sometimes, you can forgive someone for their behavior in the past but it's something that forever alters the way you see that person. But the fact he named one of his sons James speaks to the fact that as he aged, he saw how he too changed. And he understood at that point that his father, whatever he was in his school days, was still a good person at heart. Age grants you wisdom you didn't have before.
they also had to cast his parents as older because alan rickman was snape. snape was only in his thirties in the books but alan rickman was in his 50s
I love that you understood the scene where Dracos's mom ask Harry if Draco is alive. To me it's crystal clear but many people reacting to the movie don't understand it at all and for some reason can't see the nod.
@@artsysabs same i was so confused lol i was like draco isnt even here
At 12:50, Snape stuns the 2 deatheaters behind him and takes their wands before he leaves, doing as much as he could to protect the sudents
That’s awesome. I always thought that if Snape was truly serious he could defeat McGonagall, but that wasn’t his intention or the plan.
@gnilttbs Well yeah, maybe in magical abilities. I feel however being practically a master of the dark arts, he would know more effective fighting spells. He has a dark side to him that I don’t think McGonagall would be willing to go herself. I could be wrong tho, she could have just as dark as a side to her if pushed enough. I’ll have to research a little more into. They are even but I think the odds would go more to Snape.
@gnilttbs Touché
Yup that's why Snape's the best and he's my favourite
Wow 10 years and I did not catch that
The 7 potters, it was Snape who "suggested" the idea of doing the poly-potters to Mundungus Fletcher to think it was his own idea.
Snape tried to use the "sectumsempra" spell on a death eater, but missed and accidentally blasted George's ear.
Apparently it was snape that killed hedwig so she looked like the other stuffed ones in cages
@@more-reasons6655 it is a fan theory. Not confirmed in the books.
@@debranichakraborty6004 really i thought it was true
I think it is not fair to bring facts from books to describe movie Snape. Because movie Snape and book Snape are very different. Movie Snape was much decent person, while Book Snape is straight up bastard
@@anvaryusupov8245 but book snape is canon snape
Trust me if they'd filmed the scene from the book where Fred died, the entire theater would have missed the following ten minutes of the film just from crying.
Edit: also, Lupin/Tonks don't get a death scene in the book, but that's supposed to show the tragedy of war, the unpredictability of it
I always cry like a baby when seeing Snape's memories. No matter how many times I've seen it.
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Harry: Albus Severus Potter, you were named after 2 headmasters of hogwarts. One of them was a Slytherin, and he killed the other one.
Albus: Wait what.....
Harry: Have a good first year !
I love that meme
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I hate that name because in every book the first thing it says about Snape “then there’s Snape Harry’s least favorite teacher.”
I'm wondering if you realized that harry, ron, and hermione are officially family now.harry married Ginny and Ron married Hermione.
nice to see that someone else realized that lol thought it was just me
@@thepotatomaster583 same lol and yh they are the aunties and uncles of each others kids
I think you noticed during Snape and McGonnagal's duel that the Carrows behind Snape got taken out based on your "ooooh", but you might not have realized that it was actually Snape who took them out! He purposely deflected her spell onto them so they wouldn't interfere. It's a very small detail that I don't expect anyone to pick up on their first time watching, but I just love it so much.
Harry finds the Horcrux really quickly in the Room of Requirement because in Book 6(the book, not the film) he actually hid his Potions books in there and placed the diadem on top of the book so he could find it again. He realises after talking to the ghost that he knows exactly where it is.
In the books, McGonagall neither sends the Slytherins into prison nor does she use them as hostages because of their relations to some of the death eaters. However, she informs Slughorn, now Slytherin house teacher, that, should the Slytherins decide to sabotage the others‘ defense of Hogwarts from within, they would duel til death. The Slytherins, along with the students who are not of age yet and those who do not want to fight which includes some of the Ravenclaws, are actually evacuated
And harry use Crucio to protect McGonagall in revenclaw house
I love the way Harry's face lit up when he knew the snake died. He knew that it was finally almost over.
I love how dismayed Voldemort looked 😁
I think Harry was happy cause he could see it on Voldemorts face but he himself couldn't feel it, so Harry knew that part of Voldemorts soul in himself was confirmed gone.
The facepalm when Harry breaks the wand is so relatable. I remember seeing it in theaters and the crowd collectively screaming “no!”
Not to mention, those of us who read the books knew that didn't happen!
@@elizabethstrong6057 Exactly! My mouth opened and was like 'why?'
Well people who didn't read the books didn't know Harry had broken his own wand and then he just used the elder wand to repair his own before getting rid of the elder wand. Also in the books we know for a fact that the elder wand carries a curse and as long as he has it he will never be safe and have peace, someone would always be trying to kill him to steal the wand.
In the book he doesn't break it, he just returned it to the tomb.
I remember the midnight premiere when all the OG Potterheads saw the film 10 years ago. There wasn't a dry eye in the building.
@@Ayaforshort literally what i think everytime i watch people react to that part. Its obviously dangerous for the wand to be in existence since evil people will always try and get their hands on it for power. Nothing good could possibly come out of that wand
Just drives home the fact that what makes Harry extraordinary is his strength of character, not his magical ability
McGonagall is such a great character. Strict but also such a badass witch and “grandmotherly” to Harry. She’s still in my top favorite characters list from the films
Hey, in a deleted scene draco threw his wand to Harry at the end when he is revived. They should have definitely let that in as it rly shows how draco isn’t tel dimensional.
The memories made the WHOLE BOOK
The Deathly Hallows book is my absolute favourite. Second favourite is Half Blood Prince book since you get to know so much about Voldemort's backstory
@@debranichakraborty6004 Absolutely agree with that. I would say that the books progressively got better, while with movies it's all up in the air, all of them have flaws and good stuff mixed together.
In the book: Harry never breaks the wand, he put back on the Dumbledore’s grave. Voldemort dies like a ordinary person, falks on the floor. Harry survives because Voldemort uses his blood with the Lily’s protection, as long as Voldemort lived, Harry couldn't die. A hint, read the books 😍
Also Harry was the owner of the Elder wand and the wand can't kill its owner
@@ElKamaleon777 Harry also repaired his originally broken wand with the Elder Wand because it was powerful enough before returning it to Dumbledore's grave.
@@ragebash13 Ikr
@@ragebash13 yesss
@@ElKamaleon777 yess
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Jk Rowling knew there would be 7 books and had the main plot and story lines planned out, as you get towards the end you realise how so many things connect together in the books. For example she knew that Harry would need to lead a large group of people at the end (hence dumbledores army in the fifth film)
- the patronasus: a doe patronus was Harry's mother's patronus and his father's was a stag. A male and female version of the same animal means you are soulmates. James matured in his seventh year much more and was made head boy while lily was mad head girl. They grew closer and lily and Snape were no longer friends because he called her a mudblood when she tried to help him when James was bullying him. (Scene from fifth film). If a changes to the same as that person's it means that you were either influenced by that person or that you feel deep love for them and that is why Snape's patronus took the same form as lily's. In the end when he asked Harry to look at him and told him that he had his mother's eyes was because he wanted to see lily's eyes one last time before he died.
- the three deathly hallows each belonged to three brother, like in the story. One was Harry's ancestor (the cloak) and the other voldermorts (the stone which was on voldermorts mother's ring, the ring being turned into a horcrux)
- when lily sacrificed herself for Harry she protected him, this was the same act that Harry had done for everyone else meaning if he knew that he was going to live after watching Snape's memories no one in hogwarts would be protected by voldermort because he would have done because he knew he would live anyway. That's why he couldn't know.
- in the books, Snape would never have had the elder wand even if he disarmed dumbledore anyway because they had planned for it and he was doing it so dumbledore wouldn't have to suffer with the curse on his hand, this would mean that the connection would die with him.
- Harry got rid of the stone as it said that no one would be happy for coming into the mortal world when they were supposed to be dead. And in the books he mends his own wand with the elder wand and places back in dumbledores grave so that no one could truly own it afterwards. Harry kept the cloak to give to his children as it was a family heirloom. If is revealed that the master of death would also be one of the most targeted people, I think Harry had had enough of that 😂
- Harry and Ginny's children were James Sirius, albus' Severus and lily Luna. Hermione and Ron's were Hugo and rose Granger Weasley. Harry, Ron and Hermione became top auras at the ministry and were on the chocolate frog cards. Ginny became a chaser on a famous quidditch team and Neville became the new herbology professor.
- for the malfoys, narcissa asked Harry when he laying there if Draco was alive, he very slightly nodded her head and that's why she didn't give him away, she just wanted to protect her son. When voldermort was seeing if Draco would go over to his side, he was waiting for someone to keep him back and him and his family would have just been killed there and then, he didn't have much choice. His father was sent to azkaban where as him and his mother were fine.
- Remus and tonks had a son named teddy lupin, after tonks' father. Harry was made his godfather. He was a metamorphagus, like tonks meaning he could change his appearance at will to anything.
Hope this helps :))))
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something you may not have noticed is the power behind 7. 7 books, 7 Hororcruxes, 7years of school, seven Harry's, and not really noticed, 7 Weasely children with Giny being powerful, more so than her brothers. Because not only is she the only female child, but the SEVENTH child born.
@@fireidar yeah I did know that, one of the only things I forgot to mention😂
Dood you wrote a thesis 😂
really well done🙏🏻
26:19 "Are you Sirius?"
"No, I'm Snape."
What is Ron with you?
@@Tomtom-ep1yt you’re being riddikulous!
I always thought it was such a disservice not to show Fred's death on screen, but at the same time I think that would be way too traumatizing for most people.
I see what you did there
They showed a flash of it...look closely when Harry looks into voldermorts memory right before he Ron and Hermione go to the great hall
I didn’t even know he died because I only watched the final movie through reactors…only this reactor had shown him laying on the ground and I lost it…
it would've been, I read that scene in the book, people would've left the movie, its that sad
I think i speak for all Harry Potter Fans when i say that we enjoyed you reacting to the movie's for the first time.
Thank you for a great reaction!!
Fun fact: If Voldemort faced a boggart it would show his own dead corpse. That's why he made all of those hourcruxes.
The book goes a lot more into Dumbledore's' past. Shame the movie left it out, but I think Fantastic Beasts will cover it eventually. Maybe that's why they didn't include it in the movies.
They couldn't put too much talking in the Hog's Head scene, or it would ruin the momentum from the Gringotts escape.
@@groot8950 that make sense
@@groot8950 Agree with that but they should have talked about it a bit more in part 1. Maybe just before Hermione shows Harry his broken wand just like in the books. Granted they don't need to go ito as much details but maybe just like 1-2 minutes worth of lines about how Grindelwald was a powerful dark wizard that wreaked havoc all over Europe until Dumbledore stopped him and how the book she is holding says that dumbledore knew him when he was young and that they went their seperate ways after his sister was killed during that time. It could cause Harry to further doubt Dumbledore and is a good set up for when Harry drops the mirror the next scene when he sees nothing in it. They don't need to say much more than that to keep some mystery into it and it will also set up fantastic beasts better granted they probably werem't planing to make those movies back than.
Personally I think Arianna's backstory is going to come into play in FB. Parallels to a certain other character ;)
Fantastic beasts 2 goes a little more in-depth into voldemort's past with Grindelwald using some of the unused footage from deathly hallows but that's about it
RIP Alan Rickman. His acting was on point
12:50 - Snape actually knocked out his two supporters himself :D
"She must be such a good actress, to be able to act like Hermione." Why, yes, she is. Helena Bonham Carter is pretty legendary in her field, widely ranked among the best. I know I've never seen a poor performance from her.
The movie doesn't do it right by explaining why Harry could get back to life - it looks like the resurrection stone was responsable for this. In fact, on the 4th book/movie, Voldy used Harry's blood on the ritual to get his body back, which caused Lily's protection to run within Voldy's veins as well - and that's the huge mistake that led to Harry's comeback right after he got hit by the Avada Kedavra curse spell. In other words, yes, Voldy was able to touch Harry since they shared the same blood, but this one fact also made Harry attached to life as long as Voldemort existed - cause Lily's sacrifice was all about getting Harry protected against their enemy. Nice reaction as always!!!
In movies Harry survived because elder wand don't kill its master , its explained and how stone protected Harry he dropped that in forest
he's also the master of death since he posesses all deathly hallows (elder wand, ressuraction stone, and the invisibility cloak)
Only an idiot would think that the resurrection stone revives people when Hermione explained its power well in the previous film
@@-mitcko There is no such thing as a master of death. That is in fact just a story. There were 3 powerful brothers who created 3 powerful objects but that's it. The master of death thing is more of a metaphor for embracing death when you need to. The one who owns all 3 deathly hallows got them by understanding death which is why he can welcome it when it's his time. Being the master of the Elder Wand was part of the reason why the Avada Kedavra curse on Harry by Voldemort in the forest didn't succeed but it was mostly due to his blood protection from his mother. The wand played a bigger role in the final duel though.
@@dhruvbharija172 sadly the movies don’t explain anything. 😕 The books on the other hand:
The Deathly Hallows Chapter 35:
“He took my blood, said Harry. “Precisely!” said Dumbledore. “He took your blood and rebuilt his living body with it! Your blood in his veins, Harry, Lilly’s protection inside both of you! He tethered you to life while he lives!”.............”He took your blood believing it would strengthen him. He took into his body a tiny part of the enchantment your mother laid upon you when she died for you. His body keeps her sacrifice alive, and while that enchantment survives, so do you and so does Voldemort’s one last hope for himself.”
13:27 "Shut up slytherin." This had me laughing more than anything had in this entire series.
The Elder wand never cracked. It just wouldn't work as well as Voldemort wanted it too because he was not the true owner.
Hope you are all on the edge of your seat for this premiere! It really was amazing guys! Be sure to follow my Instagram "seb_screen" I will be posting updates and behind the scenes, will be updating when the premiere is about to be live too! Thank you all for being on this Journey with me and I hope you are excited for the reactions and me being sorted into a house + Harry Potter tier list!
I enjoyed watching your reaction up to this point. I hope you'll be doing Fantastic Beasts aswell, there are currently 2 out of the 5 planned movies that you can watch, it takes place around 70 years before the Potter years. I do quite enjoy them, though it has some plot holes here and there because it's not a completed story just yet.
@@sdm000 i need to start the fantastic beasts i live hp too much i need some sort of it mow
19:43 Goyle falls to his death in the fire
Seb: "Goodbye!"
I love Savage Seb 😂😂
In the books, the items in the vault not only multiplied but they also got flaming hot.
I love watching people’s reactions to snapes memories
Anyone else noticed when minerva attacks snape, snape redirects her attacks to the two death eaters behind him which kills them?
24:15 "oh man what did Snape want him to see?"
OH MAN HOLD ONTO YOUR SEAT 😭
Also oh my god you don't have to read the whole series but please just read or listen to this chapter from the seventh book
"Albus Severus Potter...
You were named after two Headmasters of Hogwarts,
one of them was a Slytherin and he was,
the bravest Man i´ve ever known." /*
And he killed the other one
@@ElKamaleon777 HAHAHA sry for laughing at this xD
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He was brave in one aspect but he DID choose to become a Death Eater and He did fancy Dark Arts. And lets be honest, if it were not for Lily (if we take her out of the ekvation) would he still have chosen to go to the good side, sadly I do not think so. And that is why I put Snape in the middle. Not bad or good. And it was no reason for him to bully Harry just because he had a crap of father (James)
“If a few people die, I’m gonna get mad”
Me: 😬
Harry Potter was my life from start to finish, including the books, for about 17 years! Gosh I feel old. Lol
If you listen closely, you can hear that the actor who played Griphook the goblin also played Professor Flitwick
when he says kingsley has style 🥺😫
This is going to be good, I’m going to start pre- drinking now for this one
🤣 have one on me
Snape is the bravest character in this franchise!!!! R.I.P. Snape and Alan Rickman ): ): ):
The Gringotts goblins have been told that for letting Harry escape she was put under house arrest and her wand was taken by Harry.That‘s why they know that this cannot be the real Bellatrix
then who was that?
How am I supposed to wait 2 more days with that face watching me- You're really torturing us here Seb 😭
Haha! 🤣 I do enjoy making you wait (not as long as other reactors though I must say!)
The confusion when we watches Snape’s Memories, is me with every romantic relationship I’ve had. “What ia happening? What? I’m so confused? What am I supposed to see?”
I agree!! Fred, Lupin & Tonks deaths should be shown even for 30 seconds!!! 😭😭😭
Lol at you laughing at Voldemort roasting Neville, who knew the dark lord was so funny
If you watch the Fantastic Beasts movies, in the case of the second film (Crimes of Grindelwald) check the extended edition. They put in some deleted scenes and a tiny little bit become better the final product. Glad to see how much you enjoyed this magical journey. I saw a lot of reaction videos about the series, but yours on of my favorite. (I am sure in the Top 3.) I grow up with the books and the movies, so this world means a lot to me and always great to see how effected the next generations. But you are one of us now. You are a real Potterhead.😊😁
Man you're very smart,when Helena told Harry the riddle about where the ravenclaw's lost diadem
You immediantly said "the room of requirement?"
I'm a ravenclaw and I don't even know what that means when I watch the movie for the first time lol
Well it's obvious
@@ElKamaleon777 I'm stupid lol
In the scene at King‘s Cross, Dumbledore actually explains to Harry why Voldemort just killed the Horcrux, but not Harry
I don't know if you're still reading these, or if you know this already, but there was a huge hint to how Snape truly felt about Lilly, in the very first film.
There was an article about it in the Good Housekeeping magazine.
In Harry's first lesson with Snape, asks Harry, ‘Tell me, what would I get if I added powdered root of asphodel to an infusion of wormwood?’
While the complexity behind the Potions question went completely over our heads...
According to Victorian flower language, asphodel is a type of lily meaning “my regrets follow you to the grave” and wormwood means “absence” and also typically symbolises bitter sorrow. If you combined that, Snape’s words mean “I bitterly regret Lily’s death”.’
So, right from the start, Snape tells us in exactly how he feels about her, we just didn't understand.
OK my friend :) You're very right about the fact that the books contain much more than what could be conveyed in the movies. So to lure you down into the rabbit hole of the seven volumes, here's a teaser, a short fragment of the dialogue that Harry and Dumbledore had after Voldemort "killed" Harry:
"But if Voldemort used the Killing Curse," Harry started again, "and nobody died for me this time-- how can I be alive?"
"I think you know," said Dumbledore. "Think back. Remember what he did, in his ignorance, in his greed and his cruelty."
Harry thought. He let his gaze drift over his surroundings. If it was indeed a palace in which they sat, it was an odd one, with chairs set in little rows and bits of railing here and there, and still, he and Dumbledore and the stunted creatures under the chair were the only beings there. Then the answer rose to his lips easily, without effort.
"He took my blood," said Harry.
"Precisely!" said Dumbledore. "He took your blood and rebuilt his living body with it! Your blood in his veins, Harry, Lily's protection inside both of you! He tethered you to life while he lives!"
"I live... while he lives? But I thought... I thought it was the other way around! I thought we both had to die? Or is it the same thing?"
He was distracted by the whimpering and thumping of the agonized creature behind them and glanced back at it yet again.
"Are you sure we can't do anything?"
"There is no help possible."
"Then explain... more," said Harry, and Dumbledore smiled.
"You were the seventh Horcrux, Harry, the Horcrux he never meant to make. He had rendered his soul so unstable that it broke apart when he committed those acts of unspeakable evil, the murder of your parents, the attempted killing of a child. But what escaped from that room was even less than he knew. He left more than his body behind. He left part of himself latched to you, the would-be victim who had survived."
"And his knowledge remained woefully incomplete, Harry! That which Voldemort does not value, he takes no trouble to comprehend. Of house-elves and children's tales, of love, loyalty, and innocence, Voldemort knows and understands nothing. Nothing. That they all have a power beyond his own, a power beyond the reach of any magic, is a truth he has never grasped."
"He took your blood believing it would strengthen him. He took into his body a tiny part of the enchantment your mother laid upon you when she died for you. His body keeps her sacrifice alive, and while that enchantment survives, so do you and so does Voldemort's one last hope for himself."
Dumbledore smiled at Harry, and Harry stared at him.
"And you knew this? You knew-- all along?"
"I guessed. But my guesses have usually been good," said Dumbledore happily, and they sat in silence for what seemed like a long time, while the creature behind them continued to whimper and tremble.
How genuine you are, & your true enjoyment of what you're watching, really translates. It was a wonderful journey following along with you for these movies, and I could NOT be more excited to hear you'll be doing the LOTR trilogy! I was thinking about that this morning before you posted but I didn't want to get my hopes up haha.. eek, I think you'll love it ❤️
Also, the pure rollercoaster of emotions you went through from the start of Snape memories, onward haha.. should counted how many times you said "wait, WHAT!?" in that 10min 😂 (also good point about how good it was to hear the theme music again! so true).. can't wait to follow along for the next ride:)
28:02: close automatically means “end.” So it means it opens when Harry’s end comes
Everytime i listen to "Obliviate" it gets me, that music represented the end of everything, so it makes me go back to that day in the theater when i knew it was over💔
In the book, Harry did use the Elder Wand for one thing: to fix his original wand, stating he much preferred that one. That was the only time in that fixing a wand actually worked.
Harry said he saw Rowena Ravenclaw, but he saw Helena Ravenclaw, Rowena's Daughter.
It is actually so interesting to watch someone who is watching this for the first time in their life when these movies and books were my childhood and still is something I cherish. God I wish I could watch that for the first time again. Great content!
I remember that this film was so big and long anticipated that our small-town Regal cinemas had 3 theater screens open for the midnight premiere. Me and my bestfriend got to the theater at 2 or 3pm and just sat in line on the floor to get the best seats possible. My theater was attached to the mall so we took turns getting food to keep our place in line. Good memories. I remember buying a deathly hallows necklace and all the kids who came in costume. Harry Potter really is such a huge part of my childhood. 10 years. I read the first book in 3rd grade when the movie was coming out. 2001. And right around graduation in 2011 the last movie. Really felt like the end of my childhood even more then turning 18, ending high school, and starting college.
I really hope you read the books. I'm sure you'll love them.
Some facts that someone might have missed:
1) When Dumbledore said ,, Severus...please" in half blood prince, he ment Severus...please, you promised. Kill me. This is why some hated Severus so much.
2) In the last duel, when Voldy Baldy looked at Elder wand, it(the wand) turned green, because of avada kedavra curse, and went straight into Voldy's hand, this is why it( hand) turned black
3) The soundtrack ,, Dumbledore's farewell" was used as in Snape's memories as when everybody rised their wands, showing the dramatism.
4) When Snape said to Harry ,,Look at me" , he wanted to see Harry's eyes, because Harry had Lily' eyes, the person Snape loved his entire life.
5) The soundtrack ,,Lily's theme" was used when Snape died.
6) Ron casted Avada Kedavra towards Voldy's snake(Nagini).
7) When Snape said Avada Kedavra in Half Blood prince, he said it with sadness.
8) The first and last words of Dobby when he was looking to Harry were ,,Harry Potter".
9) Harry did not need the Ressurection Stone, because the horcrux part died, not Harry himself.
10) Lily said the same word as Snape: Always.
11) The ending was very similar to the book one, just more poetic.
12) The reason why they chose Voldy to turn into ashes was to show the reality: Voldemort broke his soul into 7 piece, but when they were destroyed, he broke himself into hundreds of them, showing his mortality.
Cool
O...kay?
In addition to 9). The resurrection stone could not have resurrected Harry back to life
"I always wanted to use that spell." Smiles in glory.
I am here for Neville's speech, Snape's memories and 19 years later
another thing not mentioned in the movies is that Harry is godfather to Lupin and Tonks’s son, Teddy. Teddy was raised by and lived with Tonks’s mom Andromeda, but the epilogue says that Teddy still spent a lot of time with Harry and his family and was like another one of his kids.
12:48
Snape deflects McGonagall's shots into the Death Eaters behind him
Each new reaction I see I think: he's getting better and better at this. I always find Snape's intense Love reveal tear-worthy. Great journey with you so far, and now the big one comes. Oh how I wish you'll make multi-part reactions for those long movies. There's so much to react to. In patient anticipation...
"was this what you guys was waiting for, for all these films? to hear that?" Yes, always.
My absolute favourite movies!❤️
“Go and protect our school”
The whole scene always gives me goosebumps! Just love love love Harry Potter! I do a marathon every year! Never gets old! 😍
"Wait, he loved Lily!? What?!"
Well yes, the flashback you/we've just seen, clearly shows that, doesn't it? Plus, there have been other clues in the previous movies :)
The rest of your reaction to the revelations is brilliant.
Love your reactions. Keep 'em coming ❤️
omggg you are doing an awesome job with these reactions, and you barely started a month ago! can’t wait for this vid
Thanks so much! Yeah lots of exciting things coming to this channel!
I’m so excited, this is my favourite of the lot so I hope you enjoyed it
the final battle between Harry and Voldemort in the book was so epic and way more personal. I liked the one in the movie but I do wish it was closer to the book it would've been amazing to see on screen and I was super upset voldemort"s death was because it makes him seem like this all powerful being like just floats away
You know you're good when over a hundred people have already liked the video while it is still more than 24 hours away from release. Man, how far you have come in just a little over a month! =)
I loved getting to re-watch this series through someone else fresh eyes. Looking forward to LOTRs!
Every time this film ends and i hear that ending music, my eyes water up. Im 27 now but was 15 when this series ended and these movies were such a big part of me and my siblings childhood. We grew up with Harry and Ron and Hermione, as we grew older in the real world they grew older in the Hogwarts world and ive never felt such a strong connection to any movie characters since.
I'm doing a rewatch of your reaction to this series 💗 this is the series that brought me to you and I have loved you as a creator since. You just have a kindness to you that feels like watching with a friend
after this, for a while I didn't know what to do with my life. I was so devastated, it was like my childhood coming to an end.
I still cry every time I watch this one, even after watching it like 50 times
Harry in the first movie: Who’s that?
Harry in the last movie: The bravest man I've ever known. 🤍
How many of you said: brilliant, after he said “the room of requirement.” Clever, clever. you’re ability to pay attention to detail is so much fun to watch.
It was awesome to see you react to this franchise. Sorry for the longest comment you might see lol but you might find it interesting.
Here you are the epilogue, 19 years later after the battle in Hogwarts...
•Harry becomes an Auror for the Ministry of Magic and is later appointed head of the department, raises Remus and Tonks' son since he's his godfather and also comes to the Defence Against the Dark Arts class to lecture several times a year.
•Dudley Dursley and Harry agreed to see each other and reunite their families from time to time. Yeah, this is due to a cut scene where the Dursley were leaving home to be safe in 7-part 1: th-cam.com/video/jzkDRz8quKo/w-d-xo.html
•Ron becomes an Auror along with Harry at the Ministry of Magic. Two years later, he joins Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.
•after the war at Hogwarts, Hermione finds her parents in Australia and restores their memories. She works for the Ministry of Magic, improving life for house elves and later moves to the Deparment of Magical Law Enforcement and assists in removing oppressive, pro-pureblood laws. She's also the godmother of James Sirius Potter.
•Ginny plays for the Hollyhead Harpies Quidich team for a time, then writes about Quidditch for the Daily Prophet.
•Sadly, George never fully does get over Fred's death but continues his successful joke shop, gets married and has 2 children.
•Luna becomes a famous wizading naturalist, travelling the world in search of strange creatures. She ends up getting married with Rolf Scamander (you'll know about that last name in Fantastic Beast).
•Dolores Umbridge is arrested, interrogated and imprisoned for crimes against muggle-borns.
•Draco and his family avoided imprisonment in Azkaban thanks to Narcissa (Draco's mother). He also refuses to follow the old pure-blood line and raises his son Scorpius to be a much kinder and more accepting Malfoy than he was in his youth.
•Neville briefly works as an Auror, then becomes professor of Herbology at Hogwarts. He is also goddfather of Harry's second son, Albus.
•Azkaban no longer uses Dementors.
•A portrair of Snape does not appear in the headmaster's office as he abandoned his post but Harry ensures the addition of Snape's portrait and publicly reveals Snape's loyalty.
•Professor McGonagall was awarded the Order of Merlin First Class for her unwavering allegiance to the Order of the Phoenix and then is featured in the Chocolate Frog Famous Witches and Wizards series. She becomes the headmistress of Hogwards.
And here are the scenes that were cut, many of them give more context to the story, few of them were included in the extended edition: th-cam.com/video/rzVzarxPRnk/w-d-xo.html
Fred's death scene in the book had me crying like a baby. I actually think I still cried some when Snape died, because I never believed he was fully bad. And I actually guessed before the last book came out that Dumbledore wanted him to do that. I did cry with Lupin and Tonks. I think the difference with some of those deaths (Sirius, Lupin. Tonks, etc.) is that for those of us who had read the books before seeing the films, we spent a lot more time with them. So even if it happened a little quickly (or very quickly) it hit home even more.
There were also more deaths mentioned in the book.
Biggest difference from the movie and the books is that Harry uses the Elder Wand to repair his original wand. Then he voluntarily gives it back to Dumbledore in his tomb and that act removes the powers of the Elder Wand because no one had ever voluntarily given the wand away.
I love how hermonie cares for art. The hug in goblet of fire and then here when she says she’ll go with him. She’s the best.
This was incredible, thank you for sharing your journey with us🙏 it was wonderful
Ugh the running theme of mothers love saving Harry is something that always gets me.
The love Lily had for him standing between Voldy and him.
The love Narcissa has for Draco lying to Voldy.
That one scene of Fred and Remus-Tonks' dead bodies was sadder than anything else in this movie for me. I am a huge fan of the Marauders so seeing Remus dead like that broke my heart. And Fred and George getting separated is just...
I'm honestly so happy I found your channel, I can safely say you've become one of my favorite reactors! Just finished binging all the harry potter videos and it was amazing seeing you go through this journey. Love that you didn't refrain from showing emotion and allowed yourself to cry on camera! Can't wait to watch your other videos 💛
I’m here for the emotional rollercoaster your about to experience
I read my first Harry Potter book at age 7 when it first came out and the first movie came out when I was 10, last movie came out when I was 20 and I saw DHpt2 in theaters ten times because I couldn’t bear letting go 😭 watching these reactions has been a treat