I’m still not over it but now I’m going into Deathly Hallows hoping some Death Eaters get murdered this time… thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed a good cry! Always good to cry every once in a while.
Book version Dumbledore try to stunt and hide harry st that friction of second dreco disarm Dumbledore. Also Dumbledore know about Voldemort Hucroxes. But he don't know how many of that. He give Harry idea that what will be other Hucroxes.
i hope respond but dont have too, so you know something the begining scene did not happen, nor the Weasley house caught on fire that was just added bs, the coool aspect of this was missing, Harry was at Privet Drive, and Dumbledore talked to Harry and his Aunt Uncle and Dudley, Dumbledore told Them that the good thing they did for Harry was feed him to at least live, and not turn out like Dudley, he said you never treated him like family, and his protection will end when turns 17. And the Dursleys was scared when he walked up to Vernon and basically said be wise not to smart mouth me back. There was also other great moments not in it, one being a Witches memory had the cup of Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff she had a house elf, a young Tom was there saw her collection she showed him when he was working at the place where Harry fell into with powder something and Burkes, when he saw the locket with Slytherin he noticed that he really wanted that, his eyes gleamed red, then Dumbledore told him that she died not to long after by poisen, and the elf was framed for it by being so old. But it was Tom who did it. ALso there was one about Voldermorts mother which its a shame it was cut too very important his up bringing, Voldermorts mother was with a family called Gaunt, a brother and a dad who was really vial and basically wicked. The son liked to kill snakes and hang them on wall, and the dad was always making his mother Penelope like a slave the Ministry official was there to tell them that the son had hurt muggle people and was due to a hearing. Then they eventually attacked the official and he left to get backup they took them down and sent to Azkaban, when they got out 2 different times the son got out, and he meet Tom, he told Tom he looked like his dad the muggle up on the hill and that his sister fancied him and went off together, so he hood winked his uncle, and framed him when he went and killed his dad and grandparents, who found out abandoned him as a baby, for it was seen as a possible that his mother, gave a love potion to Tom Sr, and made him fall for her over a muggle woman he loved. When she stopped giving him the love potion he bailed on her never to be seen again the townsfolks said that he was hood winked . When at the orphanage, it was found out ina memory to Harry that the woman there said that Penelope or so i think called, was alone starving and weak, she was pregnant and to call him by his sir name Tom Marvolo Riddle, then she died some bit after. So they did as she said when died said poor thing, so .. The Locket, the cup was gone when the family of the woman witch rich items were missing, and his own Uncle he framed for killing the Riddles, the elf was framed for killing her Mistress. All because of Tom. Hope respond but these are big stuff that should of been in it!
"This bastard, I want to know more about this dude." That's Fenrir Greyback. The werewolf who attacked Lupin as a child. In the books it's explained that he's the most bloodthirsty werewolf who ever lived, that he wants to infect so many wizards that he can take over their society, and that he's become so addicted to blood, especially children's blood, that he even sometimes mauls people when he isn't transformed. In the books, he mauls Bill Weasley (Ron's eldest brother) shortly after Dumbledore is killed, and that's why he's scarred in the next movie.
the prince reveal is so cool in the books. its lightly portrayed in the movie but in book the reveal is so shaking to harry bc he spends the whole book obsessively reading the book. he gets so close to the person hes reading like a best friend, learning all these cool spells invented by the writer (some of which like what he used on draco turns out to be brutal dark magic) and potion tricks that make him so good in class, and at the same time being so suspicious of snape and draco and ofc hating snape the last 5 books. to find out the writer of the book he idolized was snape devastated him
Yup, and its hinted at when in the books Harry hits Draco with Septum Sempra Snape orders him to show him his potions book, because Snape was the only person alive that knew the spell since he created it. And Harry is fortunate that Snape was so close when he cast it on Draco, because Snape is also the only person alive that knows the counter-curse. By one spell alone Snape knew that Harry had his old book.
@@epicfan1598 He could have simply believed that Harry cheated for that, the Sectum Sempra proved he had the book though. Snape was the only one alive that knew the spell, and he knew the only place he put it was that book.
@@amber70s22 He never once in the books thinks its his father. The only time he thinks something is is father is when he saves himself and Sirius from the Dementors.
I gotta say you have become one of my favorite reactors just on this series, your commentary is top tier hilarious. Keep doing what you're doing man! 💯👍
Same, I've watched a lot of different reactors just to pass the time, and some are definitely better than others (some I don't even finish because they aren't really engaging), but I've clicked on all his videos so fast because he has some of my favorite commentary. I love the running jokes, its like an off-the-cuff Rifftrax or something.
Dearest Cole, It pains me to see you so sad, but you delivered one of the best reactions I've ever seen to this film. Dumbledore may have pimped his last ride, but he remains the OG supreme of the wizarding world. The road ahead with the last two films won't be an easy one. Prepare yourself for more heartbreak. We'll be here for you!
Normally I'd say "don't set up expectations" for someone doing a reaction. but it's just universally known they progressively get heavier and darker all the way to the end so it'd be foolish not to help spare people a little by letting 'em know it's a rough one ahead. (but a great one too!!!) So, I must say. That was very well said.
I love that you cried, it shows how much you've enjoyed the series and how invested you're. Can't wait until Deathly Hallows part 1, also with Snape, the movie version is why people love him but book Snape is completely unhinged
I love Harry Potter and all the characters! I am invested now so I will feel all the feels once this is over lol. Thanks for watching along with me and leaving a great comment!
In the books, Hermione goes into the library and does research on the witches and wizards bloodlines, she finds a family by the name of Prince Severus Snape mother's maiden name is Prince. His father is a muggle, therefore that makes him a Half-Blood Prince.
That scene where Dumbledore and Harry are wreathed by the ring of fire is one of my favorite moments in the entire series. I think it shows the endpoint of how their relationship developed thru the series, from Dumbledore being the big boss who pulled Harry out of trouble, to him having to rely on and trust Harry to save his own life in a life or death scenario.
And today was the day you became one of my favorite reactors to Harry Potter. “This is why we love the game” so to speak in the reaction community. Seeing other share the same emotions and passions as we do has a ways of bringing us together as friends even tho we may never physically meet in real life. Much love to you brother! I started your reactions yesterday and I will finish Harry Potter tomorrow! And start Lord of the rings as well.
I wished I was there to hug you, man. We all get emotionally invested in these characters. The same happened to me when Sirius Black died. Just when Harry finally has good family (godfather) to connect with and then have it taken away from him, that got me.
16:00 FUN FACT; in 2009, David Yates included that line of dialogue for Seamus just so Cole's Quidditch bets running gag would be vindicated 15 years later.
So fun story, when Ron was poisoned Harry used a Bezoar... it counteracts poisons... the funny part is in the very first potions class Snape asked Harry where to find one... love the call back here
Phoenixes are very loyal creatures and you can't just buy one. They choose to stay by your side. This end scene with Fawkes was him basically crying because Dumbledore died.
Part 1 and 2 of deathly hallows was intend to be watched separate. They are full on movies of their on and deserve time can give to them. Also Dumbledore death for many of use was heart breaking because it was some of the first fictional characters we followed for so long. Started with the first book as a kid in 1997 and finished series in 2007. We had these stories for decade and to lose a character like Dumbledore was tough.
19:45 It was a big deal among us, too, when the books came out. Some of us were given a sticker to choose with purchase of the novel: declaring whether or not we trusted Snape. I still have mine. Like Lupin, I was very confident in Dumbledore’s trust. At the end of the book, our faith was truly tested. 😢 This was a thrilling adventure. Thanks for having us along to share 💙
Draco didn’t have much of a choice, Voldemort was living in Malfoy Manor at that time and he was threatening him that if Draco fails he will kill his parents. Draco’s mission was a punishment for Lucius’ failure at Ministry with prophecy.
It’s so nice to see someone really be invested as us original fans. I cried when I first read the book from the same part as you. You are a joy to watch!
The end there with everyone raising their wands making a small light but together it was a potent light, it's very philosophical! Always gets me chocked up! Your reaction is just like mine! Can't hold back the tears... JKR is a great writer! I admire her writing style! When you read the book, pages fly without even realizing it! Such a fluent writing style!
What I love about the reveal of Snape being the Half-Blood Prince is how tongue-in-cheek the meaning behind the name is. So, Snape’s mom is a pureblooded witch but his dad Tobias Snape is a muggle, making him a half-blood. And his mom’s maiden name was Eileen Prince. See how clever 16-year-old Severus was? 😂 I sobbed like a baby for basically the entirety of the last 3 films, so prepare yourself. Definitely do separate reactions for the last two movies, they do however occur (plot-wise) one right after another since the original Deathly Hallows was one book.
You’re growing as one of my favourite reactors. This RUclips thing can be a uphill battle, I know. But the supporters, the fans makes it so worth. Hope your doing well 🤝
It broke me when Dumbledore died in the book. I still feel it when I see it. 😢 I literally put the book down and wouldn’t pick it up again for a couple of days. You’re going to learn and feel so many things during Deathly Hallows, it might be mentally and emotionally exhausting to do them in one go. Best to give yourself a break. Your HP reactions are without a doubt the best I’ve seen!
Love love love this reaction! This is my favorite of the 8 movies! When I saw the tears on the thumbnail I already knew what it was for. Your tears almost made me start up lmbo! I remember reading the books and getting to that point and was FLOORED!! Great reaction! See you in the next one!
When you asked “Why aren’t we calling out the Order of the Phoenix” when they went to the cave, the horcrux hunt was top secret because they didn’t want to tip Voldy off that they’re looking for the objects that tie him to life so he could hide them better or possibly make more. Dumbledore had a theory that Voldy made a horcrux but he had no idea there were 6 horcruxs / lifelines + part of Voldy’s soul still in his body = splitting the soul into 7 pieces
it is amusing the way in the beginning you questioned Dumbledore's outfit - if I remember correctly - in the first book, there is a part in the beginning where Vernon Dursley thinking to himself about some weirdly dressed people in robes and such on his way to or from work to emphasize to the reader the opinion of normalcy the Dursley's have. I believe the Death Eaters were trying to recruit Slughorn because he's a Slytherin and remember what Ron said in the first one 'There's not a single witch or wizard who went bad who wasn't in Slytherin' (though as we know that's not quite true as Pettigrew was in Gryffindor). Slytherin isn't wholly *bad* just it gets a bad rap and a lot of the traits which exemplify Slytherin are traits that could potentially sway one over to the dark side - Slytherin are known for being ambitious, determination, resourcefulness, cunning. Tom and his tomfoolery lol 'Hopefully Ron doesn't think Harry and Hermione are together we can avoid any unnecessary drama' lol that going through my mind knowing what is coming is rather amusing! The guy with Belatrix at the Weasley's was Fenrir Greyback - he's a werewolf, and he's also the werewolf that actually attacked Lupin when he was a kid and infected him with lycanthropy. The things in the water in Voldemort's hiding place are called Inferi. They are corpses that have been bewitched to do a Dark wizard's bidding; dead bodies, that have been reanimated by some form of the Dark Arts. Snape, growing up was a potions prodigy - bit of a call back to that was in movie number 3 when Sirius says to Severus 'Why don't you go play with your chemistry set!' Loving the heartfelt and genuine reaction - not a lot of reactors actually get so emotional and let it be seen on screen. It takes courage to show that vulnerability and I think you are awesome and one of my favorite reactors to this series because of that! Also your insights are brilliant and you are really perceptive, picking up on a lot of stuff that usually goes overlooked!
This movie was the first one I've seen on theaters and believe me, I was in the same mood when Dumbledore dies I really wanted to hug you man, your reaction broke me T T
Another fantastic reaction Cole! This is my favorite series you’ve done so far! Been loving the full length reactions on Pateron! So looking forward to the last two movies! Half-Blood Prince will always be one of my favorites! So underrated! The ending ALWAYS gets me! I love the whole slughorn subplot too!
This was both my favorite book and my favorite movie of the series. So much unexpectedness; Harry is nearly adult in this one and his relationship with Dumbledore reaches fruition.
Some fun trivia: the younger Tom Riddle is portrayed by Hero Fiennes-Tiffin, who is the nephew of actor Ralph Fiennes, Lord Voldemort himself. He is the son of Ralph Fiennes’ sister, Martha and ex-partner, George Tiffin, cinematographer. Their brother, Joseph Fiennes, is also a well-known actor.
You are an incredible reactor first of all! Just binged your HP Reactions and i have to say they are my absolute favorite, unliked other reactors you genuinely remember details and puzzle stuff together it‘s so great to see! I recently rewatched all movies as an adult (last time I watched them I was a kid) and it‘s crazy how my opinions have changed about characters especially Draco. I used to hate him somuch as a Kid because I didn‘t understand him t first when I myself dealt with a similar situation (with parents and expectations I mean) and now watching everything as an adult makes it so much more tragic and insightful… can‘t wait for your reaction to the deathly hallows :))
First off, I've always been the kind of guy who wants to hug the characters in the movies when sad stuff happens, now with this new trend, I want to hug the reactor, haha. No one makes my boy Cole cry and gets away with it! I probably would split up the parts, that's what everyone else seems to do and you might have a long reaction if you do them all at once. But I mean, I'd find the time for it either way! Enjoy the rest of the ride friend!
When I read the part of the book where Dumbledore died I almost threw the book across the room and I don't even dog-ear pages in books to mark my place. My original copy of the book still has tear stains on those pages and the pages of Dumbledore's funeral. There were a lot more memories about Voldemort and clues about what the horcruxes were in the book. As much as you love the movies I think you would really love the books. Not a Snape fan. He was the definition of nasty af in the books. He was an adult who used his position of authority to bully children. There's a reason Neville's bogart turned into Snape but the biggest reason is only in the books.
I've seen the Harry Potter movies countless times, so Dumbledores death is usually easy enough to watch without tears, but damn, watching you react to it absolutely made me bawl. Great videos man, can't wait to finish your reactions to this series
We all did tell you it gets darker… 😂I remember crying reading the passage about Dumbledore’s death. The description itself about it and the aftermath. Had me bawling. HUGS! There’s something in the 6th book that I’ll mention after you finish Deathly Hallows pt. 2 Next two movies. Buckle up!!! You’re in for emotions. Great reaction man.
"Incarcerous!" "Fight back, you coward! Fight back!" "No! He belongs to the Dark Lord!" "Sectumsempra!" "You dare use my own spells against me, Potter? Yes. I'm the Half Blood Prince." Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Sarah Alexandra Marks, Isabella Laughland, and Teresa Mahoney. Final Bow Fact: Robert Knox was tragically stabbed to death on May 24, 2008, just a few days after filming wrapped. Looney For Luna Fact: In the previous book, Luna Lovegood (Evanna Lynch) wears a hat in the shape of a lion head that roars to show her support for Gryffindor and a pair of Spectrespecs but they didn't make it to the film adaptation. She wears both in this movie. Casting Notes Fact: Hero Fiennes Tiffin was cast as Tom Riddle, age eleven, while his uncle, Ralph Fiennes played Lord Voldemort. His parents are Martha Fiennes (Ralph's sister) and George Tiffin. Director David Yates says that he hired Hero because of his resemblance to his uncle, but not specifically because he was the actor's nephew. He liked the dark haunted quality about the young actor. Location Location Fact: Filming returned to Gloucester Cathedral for the first time since Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (2002). The night scenes were filmed in the quaint village of Lacock and the cloisters at Lacock Abbey for three nights, October 25 to 28, 2007. Filming took place from 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. and residents of the street were asked to black out their windows with dark blinds. The entrance to "The Leaky Cauldron" and, behind it, Diagon Alley is shown to be on Great Newport Street, just off Charing Cross Road, between the bookshop and number 12. Lost In Adaptation Fact: Unlike the book, Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and Ginny (Bonnie Wright) become an item during the Christmas holidays. It was never explained why Ginny and Dean (Alfred Enoch) split up in this movie, but it is strongly implied they argued a lot as hinted by Hermione (Emma Watson) during the Slugclub scene. Atop the Astronomy Tower, Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) casts a spell on Harry, forcing him to watch helplessly as the events unfold. However this movie makes Harry look like a coward standing around as Dumbledore is killed by Snap. Even though the titular "Half-Blood Prince" is finally identified to be Severus Snape (Alan Rickman), oddly enough, the movie doesn't explain why he is called that. At the end of the book, Hermione finds out that Snape was a half-blood wizard, since his mother was a witch and his father a Muggle. Because his mother's maiden name was Eileen Prince, and Snape identified more with his wizard heritage (and aware that he wasn't a pure-blood), he invented the nickname "Half-Blood Prince" for himself.
My music history professor in college told me that the music when Harry kneels by Dumbledore’s body is based on the same chord progression as an aria called Dido’s Lament from the opera Dido and Aeneas. It’s essentially meant to be the epitome of despair in musical form. I never saw that scene the same way again
"I wanna know more about this dude." that is Fenrir Greyback, leader of the werewolves, the most savage and brutal of his kind. In fact, he's the very werewolf who turned Lupin into one. Lupin's father had offended Greyback and so he bit his son as retribution. Greyback especially enjoys biting children so they'll grow up hating normal witches and wizards from being shunned by them. Voldemort has threatened in the past and present to unleash Greyback upon people's sons and daughters if they don't agree to serve him. Worse is that Greyback has become so much more beast than man that he even attacks without the full moon. His thirst for human flesh has become that unquenchable.
You are the best, my friend. The experience is worth it and more secrets to be revealed. Bless you, my man. Can't wait to hear your commentary! My pre-comment, comment!😎
Feel your emotions my dude, in the immortal words of "Return to Innocence " by Enigma " if you want then start to laugh, if you must then start to cry, be yourself, dont hide"
I dont know if my comment went through or it messed up. But im currently binging all your HP reaction and im enjoying your reactions(currently on Goblet of Fire) I really hope after this amazing journey that you react to the 20th Anniversary "Return to Hogwarts" HBO special, basically a reunion after so many years. and id think youd really enjoy it☺️
I love how even though you're watching these for the first time, you take the time to memorize names and actions that happened in previous movies. When it comes to Aragogg, most reactors I watch always say "oh that's that giant spider, what's its name?" But, you, immediately, "Oh is that Aragogg?" Awesome reaction.
In the movies, when the burrow was burned now, that was not in the books, also, there was a battle on the astromony tower that got Bill Weasley, the oldest Weasley sibling, (he was cut out of the sixth film entirely)scratched and attacked by Fenrir Greyback, that guy that burned down the burrow, also the werewolf that bit Lupin. For some reason, in the film, they made Lupin and Tonks, as a couple already, this was not in the books, as Lupin refused to be with Tonks, since he said he was to old, to poor, and too dangerous. But he later got together with Tonks due to the example Fleur set that she was still going to be with Fleur even though look unrecognizable by the scars(he isn’t a werewolf though because he wasn’t scratched nor but during the full moon). The book was one of the darkest, but the movies were kind of comedy. Ginny was messed up badly in this film(Luna and Harry probaby have more chemistry than Ginny and Harry😂)Their is just a lot that the movies skipped out, by as always, love your reactions❤Can’t wait for the 2 deathly Hallows movie reaction!
Part 1 and 2 of deathly hallows do lead into each other pretty well and it is pretty exhilarating in a weird way to watch them back to back so I’d maybe recommend doing that
Cole, my man, sorry you dealt with the loss of Dumbledore! We’re here for you brother! Definitely smash them together if you can, but I will say Deathly Hallows pt 1 starts off as a wild ride. I cannot wait for it and happy new year!
The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts. The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions. 📖⚗️🧪🪄
Hey. Just wanted to say, I found your channel (I think) three days ago. Watched all The Lord of the Rings reactions currently up - which I'm loving btw, and was waiting to comment on the final LOTR reaction... until I watched this. I immediately began this journey because I enjoy your reactions, man. I've smiled, laughed, and (just now, as this was drawing to an end) cried. SOOO, I had to comment on this right now! Long story short? Really glad I found your channel.
I dragged my husband to see these movies. He would complain that he was a "hostage" to this series. However, he ugly cried too when Dumbledore died too. It's totally normal.
Don't worry, Cole. You're not alone when you cried. ❤ You're definitely one of my favorite reactors. I can't wait to see you react to Deathly Hallows part 1 and 2. It's gonna get wilder and darker (literally lol) Definitely release 2 separate videos for the 2 parts. It was during the release of Deathly Hallows that movies started doing the part 1 and part 2 thing. When I watched it in the cinema, I had to wait a long while before I got to watch part 2 so I kinda had to refresh my memory. 😂
It gets even darker. But trust that the story has an arc to it; characters too have their arc. And Rowlings was a masterful writer who created intricacies none of us foresaw. Part 1 and 2 probably have to be seen separately; they were divided because of the length in the first place. 1 is very necessary to set up the conclusion of the tale. You could do them together but it would be pretty long and there's a lot to digest along the way.
Absolutely loving the series. Part 1 and part 2 deserved to be independent videos. As much as I cannot wait to see you react to part 2. It would be an injustice to smash them together. Great series and amazing reactions. You pick up on things some people don’t even notice after the 20th time watching. Again. Absolutely amazing keep it going!!
Great reaction! You definitively have become one of my favourite reactors. 🎉 I actually feel bad for Draco here. Voldemort wants him to kill Dumbledore and he knows what it means if he doesn’t. He must be super frightened. Especially since Voldemort only gave him that task cause he was angry with Lucius. I would bet he even knew Draco wasn’t likely to succeed.
Thank you for another great reaction, Cole. Reactors who don`t share a tear when my favorite characters are dying always disappoint me. With this reaction, you nailed the fact that you`re becoming a true Potter Head :) I truly hope you will react to the Magical Beasts trilogy. It adds important information about what is going on in the wizarding world during Harry Potter`s time. I am convinced you will love it. Especially now that you know so much about Harry`s world.
Cole, I am new to your channel and have loved your reactions to this franchise!!!! Please continue with the last 2 of Harry Potter and the Fantastic Beasts trilogy as well. Keep up the great reactions and I'll keep watching. You're the Best reaction person by far that I seen. Thank you so much. I binged all 6 reactions in 1.5 days
Hits you right in the feels man! Great reaction and for your question, both part one and part two are 2 whole movies and they warrant their own reactions for sure!
Cole, for the deathly hallows In my honest opinion need to be watched in one sitting. You should take intermission and compose yourself between parts, but I firmly believe it's should be one long movie. for us youtube frogs, it's up to you if you want split apart or keep them together as a longer video. I'm just glad u can finally enjoy all of these movies. o7
My only major quibble with this film is that I wish they could have included Dumbledore's funeral, both for its poignancy and for the Ministry politics just below the surface. They had to condense a lot for these films, but the internal politics of the Ministry are fascinating and could make a whole movie in their own right.
40:47 Agreed. Each book is an astounding revelation about the events of the year, but at the same time, by this point in the book series it was clear: each new story was going to recontextualize the events of not just that year, but previous years, as well. To go back and see how well all the unseen events really did shape things is some excellent writing / film making. 💙
Amazing stuff as always Cole!! ❤Absolute emotional rollercoaster - this was top tier! Personally I think part 1 & 2 deserve their own reaction and it would be great to see your analysis/reaction to them individually🥰
Can't wait to see the rest. Your reaction has been great sofar. you're not only catching many things others don't but I love how much love you already have for everyone and everything in the series.
I think DH part 1 and 2 are really different in pace and plot, so watching them separately makes more sense. Part 1 is more of a road trip movie, where part 2 is the grand finale you would expect from an epic franchise. Your reaction to the lifted wands over Dumbledore is just like mine. I cry every time, even though I've seen it dozens of times now. It's such a poignant and moving tribute, just with the quiet simplicity of it.
The death eater you wanted to “know more about” is Fenrir Greyback. He is a werewolf and actually bit Remus Lupin to make him a werewolf when Lupin was only 4. Fenrir’s main goal was also to infect as many people as possible to create a werewolf army strong enough to overthrow the wizarding world
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically. Side notes: I've caught crap for this in the past, but I don't care: it's only explained in the deleted scene from the movie adaptation of Philosopher's Stone: A bezoar is a stone taken from the stomach of a goat that can remedy most poisons. (The oversized raisin-looking thing Harry shoves into Ron's mouth when he gets poisoned) A fact that wasn't in the movie (it's in the book) is that Harry gave Fred & George the money to open their shop Weasley's Wizard Wheezes (say that 5 times fast) from his Triwizard Tournament winnings on the caveat that they buy Ron new dress robes and say they were from them. I definitely felt like Hermione when Lavender was cuddled up to Ron. (When she said "Excuse me, I have to go and vomit.")
From the books, there's another reference to a bezoar: In the Half-Blood Prince's potions book, on the page about poison antidotes, there's a scribbled note "Just shove a bezoar down his throat".
This really shows how most of the wisleys always refuse harry's money, he had to give it to the twins and they pretended the robes for ron were from them. That's just sweet! People always comment, omg harry is so rich and he doesnt help them. They just don't let him lol
39:58 This series really is a great one to mature on. I’m always fascinated to learn how people chose to show these to their children, once the whole series was finished and could be viewed in one go, instead of as they grew up. Took like 10 years to get through all these movies lol Just imagining the lives of all the kids who were Harry/Hermione’s age alongside these films is crazy. So much lol You’ve made it this far, Cole; thanks for sticking with it after what this one put you through. Looking forward to the rest 😄💙
Whether or not you want to do Part I and Part II together or their own reactions is up to you. I think splitting the parts is the most popular desicion, and it makes more sense, but smashing them together is I think what I'd like. But still, splitting it would make way more sense. They're still two long movies.
To answer your question, and I’m not going to read the comments to see if anybody else has, the two movies are extremely full. I would review them separately.
Aww. I wish I could give you a hug! As much as you feel sad about losing Dumbledore, consider what it was like before the movies, when we were reading the books over time, getting emotionally involved for YEARS, only to lose Dumbledore. I absolutely SOBBED. It was the first time a fictional character's death just ripped my heart out. A lot of people who haven't seen the series assume it's all innocent wizarding fun, yes, and when I tell them it gets dark and heavy, they roll their eyes. Their loss, honestly! The progressively darker tone is really quite genius of Rowling, because it gives the readers (most of whom are children and teenagers, but not always of course) a chance to mature alongside the story. It's incredibly well-paced in that sense. And as much as I love this movie for giving Draco's character complexity and turmoil, I dislike how they handled the Half Blood Prince storyline and reveal. It was much more impactful in the book, and was better explained. Great reaction. Looking forward to the final two installments!
I’m still not over it but now I’m going into Deathly Hallows hoping some Death Eaters get murdered this time… thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed a good cry! Always good to cry every once in a while.
You need your mentally prepare yourself for the next one.
Book version Dumbledore try to stunt and hide harry st that friction of second dreco disarm Dumbledore.
Also Dumbledore know about Voldemort Hucroxes. But he don't know how many of that. He give Harry idea that what will be other Hucroxes.
i hope respond but dont have too, so you know something the begining scene did not happen, nor the Weasley house caught on fire that was just added bs, the coool aspect of this was missing, Harry was at Privet Drive, and Dumbledore talked to Harry and his Aunt Uncle and Dudley, Dumbledore told Them that the good thing they did for Harry was feed him to at least live, and not turn out like Dudley, he said you never treated him like family, and his protection will end when turns 17. And the Dursleys was scared when he walked up to Vernon and basically said be wise not to smart mouth me back.
There was also other great moments not in it, one being a Witches memory had the cup of Ravenclaw or Hufflepuff she had a house elf, a young Tom was there saw her collection she showed him when he was working at the place where Harry fell into with powder something and Burkes, when he saw the locket with Slytherin he noticed that he really wanted that, his eyes gleamed red, then Dumbledore told him that she died not to long after by poisen, and the elf was framed for it by being so old. But it was Tom who did it.
ALso there was one about Voldermorts mother which its a shame it was cut too very important his up bringing, Voldermorts mother was with a family called Gaunt, a brother and a dad who was really vial and basically wicked. The son liked to kill snakes and hang them on wall, and the dad was always making his mother Penelope like a slave the Ministry official was there to tell them that the son had hurt muggle people and was due to a hearing.
Then they eventually attacked the official and he left to get backup they took them down and sent to Azkaban, when they got out 2 different times the son got out, and he meet Tom, he told Tom he looked like his dad the muggle up on the hill and that his sister fancied him and went off together, so he hood winked his uncle, and framed him when he went and killed his dad and grandparents, who found out abandoned him as a baby, for it was seen as a possible that his mother, gave a love potion to Tom Sr, and made him fall for her over a muggle woman he loved.
When she stopped giving him the love potion he bailed on her never to be seen again the townsfolks said that he was hood winked . When at the orphanage, it was found out ina memory to Harry that the woman there said that Penelope or so i think called, was alone starving and weak, she was pregnant and to call him by his sir name Tom Marvolo Riddle, then she died some bit after. So they did as she said when died said poor thing, so ..
The Locket, the cup was gone when the family of the woman witch rich items were missing, and his own Uncle he framed for killing the Riddles, the elf was framed for killing her Mistress. All because of Tom.
Hope respond but these are big stuff that should of been in it!
@@ankitsaxena2023 This comment is as if Hagrid wrote it!
The Deathly Hallows was two movies but only one book, so I would try to bunch your last two reactions together as closely as possible.
"Don't use that name" "Yeah, call him Tom!" lmao that is such a flex
"This bastard, I want to know more about this dude."
That's Fenrir Greyback. The werewolf who attacked Lupin as a child. In the books it's explained that he's the most bloodthirsty werewolf who ever lived, that he wants to infect so many wizards that he can take over their society, and that he's become so addicted to blood, especially children's blood, that he even sometimes mauls people when he isn't transformed. In the books, he mauls Bill Weasley (Ron's eldest brother) shortly after Dumbledore is killed, and that's why he's scarred in the next movie.
the prince reveal is so cool in the books. its lightly portrayed in the movie but in book the reveal is so shaking to harry bc he spends the whole book obsessively reading the book. he gets so close to the person hes reading like a best friend, learning all these cool spells invented by the writer (some of which like what he used on draco turns out to be brutal dark magic) and potion tricks that make him so good in class, and at the same time being so suspicious of snape and draco and ofc hating snape the last 5 books. to find out the writer of the book he idolized was snape devastated him
Yup, and its hinted at when in the books Harry hits Draco with Septum Sempra Snape orders him to show him his potions book, because Snape was the only person alive that knew the spell since he created it. And Harry is fortunate that Snape was so close when he cast it on Draco, because Snape is also the only person alive that knows the counter-curse. By one spell alone Snape knew that Harry had his old book.
@@dalehammers4425 that and harry's sudden jump in potions class
@@epicfan1598 He could have simply believed that Harry cheated for that, the Sectum Sempra proved he had the book though. Snape was the only one alive that knew the spell, and he knew the only place he put it was that book.
And also Harry spends the all book to believe "the half blood prince" was his father. Harder to believe it was Snape, a person that he hate so mutch
@@amber70s22 He never once in the books thinks its his father. The only time he thinks something is is father is when he saves himself and Sirius from the Dementors.
Luna’s ridiculous Gryffindor hat is one of the best parts of this movie. If you pay close attention, it blinks. Also, in the book it even roars lol.
Even better... she's NOT Gryffindor! She is just a loyal friend.
I gotta say you have become one of my favorite reactors just on this series, your commentary is top tier hilarious. Keep doing what you're doing man! 💯👍
agreed!
Same, I've watched a lot of different reactors just to pass the time, and some are definitely better than others (some I don't even finish because they aren't really engaging), but I've clicked on all his videos so fast because he has some of my favorite commentary. I love the running jokes, its like an off-the-cuff Rifftrax or something.
Same was looking for harry potter reactions found him and have been watching all his videos now. Some more horror soon would be dope too
This just made my year and it just started! Thanks for the love and just know this means a lot to me! I promise to keep going 💯
Dearest Cole,
It pains me to see you so sad, but you delivered one of the best reactions I've ever seen to this film. Dumbledore may have pimped his last ride, but he remains the OG supreme of the wizarding world. The road ahead with the last two films won't be an easy one. Prepare yourself for more heartbreak. We'll be here for you!
Normally I'd say "don't set up expectations" for someone doing a reaction. but it's just universally known they progressively get heavier and darker all the way to the end so it'd be foolish not to help spare people a little by letting 'em know it's a rough one ahead. (but a great one too!!!) So, I must say. That was very well said.
Dumbledore pimping his last ride is one of the greatest things I've ever read. Incredible.
I love that you cried, it shows how much you've enjoyed the series and how invested you're. Can't wait until Deathly Hallows part 1, also with Snape, the movie version is why people love him but book Snape is completely unhinged
I love Harry Potter and all the characters! I am invested now so I will feel all the feels once this is over lol. Thanks for watching along with me and leaving a great comment!
I love book Snape too.
@@brittanylewandowski6200 Why though? He’s an absolute tool
Speak for yourself even book snape is not a bad person
@@Kurt_707tool? Imao
He isent he is a damn spy thats not à tool
In the books, Hermione goes into the library and does research on the witches and wizards bloodlines, she finds a family by the name of Prince Severus Snape mother's maiden name is Prince. His father is a muggle, therefore that makes him a Half-Blood Prince.
That scene where Dumbledore and Harry are wreathed by the ring of fire is one of my favorite moments in the entire series. I think it shows the endpoint of how their relationship developed thru the series, from Dumbledore being the big boss who pulled Harry out of trouble, to him having to rely on and trust Harry to save his own life in a life or death scenario.
And today was the day you became one of my favorite reactors to Harry Potter. “This is why we love the game” so to speak in the reaction community. Seeing other share the same emotions and passions as we do has a ways of bringing us together as friends even tho we may never physically meet in real life. Much love to you brother! I started your reactions yesterday and I will finish Harry Potter tomorrow! And start Lord of the rings as well.
I wished I was there to hug you, man. We all get emotionally invested in these characters. The same happened to me when Sirius Black died. Just when Harry finally has good family (godfather) to connect with and then have it taken away from him, that got me.
16:00 FUN FACT; in 2009, David Yates included that line of dialogue for Seamus just so Cole's Quidditch bets running gag would be vindicated 15 years later.
So fun story, when Ron was poisoned Harry used a Bezoar... it counteracts poisons... the funny part is in the very first potions class Snape asked Harry where to find one... love the call back here
And also some spells but as Snape says not all spells and potions
The wand raising was a beautiful addition to this movie. It gets me choked up every time 🥲
Phoenixes are very loyal creatures and you can't just buy one. They choose to stay by your side. This end scene with Fawkes was him basically crying because Dumbledore died.
Part 1 and 2 of deathly hallows was intend to be watched separate. They are full on movies of their on and deserve time can give to them. Also Dumbledore death for many of use was heart breaking because it was some of the first fictional characters we followed for so long. Started with the first book as a kid in 1997 and finished series in 2007. We had these stories for decade and to lose a character like Dumbledore was tough.
Dumbledore: You would be his crowning jewel.
Harry: But what about Hedwig?
We love you, Cole! *hugs* also definitely do DHpt1 and 2 as separate reactions!
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It was a big deal among us, too, when the books came out. Some of us were given a sticker to choose with purchase of the novel: declaring whether or not we trusted Snape. I still have mine. Like Lupin, I was very confident in Dumbledore’s trust. At the end of the book, our faith was truly tested. 😢
This was a thrilling adventure. Thanks for having us along to share 💙
Draco didn’t have much of a choice, Voldemort was living in Malfoy Manor at that time and he was threatening him that if Draco fails he will kill his parents. Draco’s mission was a punishment for Lucius’ failure at Ministry with prophecy.
It’s so nice to see someone really be invested as us original fans. I cried when I first read the book from the same part as you. You are a joy to watch!
The end there with everyone raising their wands making a small light but together it was a potent light, it's very philosophical! Always gets me chocked up! Your reaction is just like mine! Can't hold back the tears... JKR is a great writer! I admire her writing style! When you read the book, pages fly without even realizing it! Such a fluent writing style!
The way you felt at the Dumbledore death tribute captures completely the grief everyone felt watching that the first time 😢❤🪄
What I love about the reveal of Snape being the Half-Blood Prince is how tongue-in-cheek the meaning behind the name is. So, Snape’s mom is a pureblooded witch but his dad Tobias Snape is a muggle, making him a half-blood. And his mom’s maiden name was Eileen Prince. See how clever 16-year-old Severus was? 😂
I sobbed like a baby for basically the entirety of the last 3 films, so prepare yourself. Definitely do separate reactions for the last two movies, they do however occur (plot-wise) one right after another since the original Deathly Hallows was one book.
Proud Ravenclaw here. This is my favourite HP movie, love the reactions!
You’re growing as one of my favourite reactors. This RUclips thing can be a uphill battle, I know. But the supporters, the fans makes it so worth. Hope your doing well 🤝
im so glad to see the comment section filled with ones like the one i just left LMAO
Dumbledore’s death hit me so hard. I symapthize so much with you Cole ❤
"That music's not helping 😭" That got me 😂
It broke me when Dumbledore died in the book. I still feel it when I see it. 😢 I literally put the book down and wouldn’t pick it up again for a couple of days. You’re going to learn and feel so many things during Deathly Hallows, it might be mentally and emotionally exhausting to do them in one go. Best to give yourself a break.
Your HP reactions are without a doubt the best I’ve seen!
Love love love this reaction! This is my favorite of the 8 movies! When I saw the tears on the thumbnail I already knew what it was for. Your tears almost made me start up lmbo! I remember reading the books and getting to that point and was FLOORED!! Great reaction! See you in the next one!
When you asked “Why aren’t we calling out the Order of the Phoenix” when they went to the cave, the horcrux hunt was top secret because they didn’t want to tip Voldy off that they’re looking for the objects that tie him to life so he could hide them better or possibly make more. Dumbledore had a theory that Voldy made a horcrux but he had no idea there were 6 horcruxs / lifelines + part of Voldy’s soul still in his body = splitting the soul into 7 pieces
it is amusing the way in the beginning you questioned Dumbledore's outfit - if I remember correctly - in the first book, there is a part in the beginning where Vernon Dursley thinking to himself about some weirdly dressed people in robes and such on his way to or from work to emphasize to the reader the opinion of normalcy the Dursley's have.
I believe the Death Eaters were trying to recruit Slughorn because he's a Slytherin and remember what Ron said in the first one 'There's not a single witch or wizard who went bad who wasn't in Slytherin' (though as we know that's not quite true as Pettigrew was in Gryffindor). Slytherin isn't wholly *bad* just it gets a bad rap and a lot of the traits which exemplify Slytherin are traits that could potentially sway one over to the dark side - Slytherin are known for being ambitious, determination, resourcefulness, cunning.
Tom and his tomfoolery lol
'Hopefully Ron doesn't think Harry and Hermione are together we can avoid any unnecessary drama' lol that going through my mind knowing what is coming is rather amusing!
The guy with Belatrix at the Weasley's was Fenrir Greyback - he's a werewolf, and he's also the werewolf that actually attacked Lupin when he was a kid and infected him with lycanthropy.
The things in the water in Voldemort's hiding place are called Inferi. They are corpses that have been bewitched to do a Dark wizard's bidding; dead bodies, that have been reanimated by some form of the Dark Arts. Snape, growing up was a potions prodigy - bit of a call back to that was in movie number 3 when Sirius says to Severus 'Why don't you go play with your chemistry set!'
Loving the heartfelt and genuine reaction - not a lot of reactors actually get so emotional and let it be seen on screen. It takes courage to show that vulnerability and I think you are awesome and one of my favorite reactors to this series because of that! Also your insights are brilliant and you are really perceptive, picking up on a lot of stuff that usually goes overlooked!
You always post at the perfect time thank you sir. Your reactions are dope keep them up!
aww. i love that you got emotional at the end. It broke me too when it first happened :((
This movie was the first one I've seen on theaters and believe me, I was in the same mood when Dumbledore dies
I really wanted to hug you man, your reaction broke me T T
I cried with you man, Dumbledore is going to be really missed.
Another fantastic reaction Cole! This is my favorite series you’ve done so far! Been loving the full length reactions on Pateron! So looking forward to the last two movies! Half-Blood Prince will always be one of my favorites! So underrated! The ending ALWAYS gets me! I love the whole slughorn subplot too!
This was both my favorite book and my favorite movie of the series. So much unexpectedness; Harry is nearly adult in this one and his relationship with Dumbledore reaches fruition.
Some fun trivia: the younger Tom Riddle is portrayed by Hero Fiennes-Tiffin, who is the nephew of actor Ralph Fiennes, Lord Voldemort himself. He is the son of Ralph Fiennes’ sister, Martha and ex-partner, George Tiffin, cinematographer. Their brother, Joseph Fiennes, is also a well-known actor.
I already know what to expect but I still can’t wait 😂. It’s ok Cole, we all feel u on this
Awwww man brother , great reactions I think everyone cried with you
Beautiful reaction Cole! Keep it going.
You are an incredible reactor first of all! Just binged your HP Reactions and i have to say they are my absolute favorite, unliked other reactors you genuinely remember details and puzzle stuff together it‘s so great to see! I recently rewatched all movies as an adult (last time I watched them I was a kid) and it‘s crazy how my opinions have changed about characters especially Draco. I used to hate him somuch as a Kid because I didn‘t understand him t first when I myself dealt with a similar situation (with parents and expectations I mean) and now watching everything as an adult makes it so much more tragic and insightful… can‘t wait for your reaction to the deathly hallows :))
First off, I've always been the kind of guy who wants to hug the characters in the movies when sad stuff happens, now with this new trend, I want to hug the reactor, haha. No one makes my boy Cole cry and gets away with it!
I probably would split up the parts, that's what everyone else seems to do and you might have a long reaction if you do them all at once. But I mean, I'd find the time for it either way! Enjoy the rest of the ride friend!
When I read the part of the book where Dumbledore died I almost threw the book across the room and I don't even dog-ear pages in books to mark my place. My original copy of the book still has tear stains on those pages and the pages of Dumbledore's funeral.
There were a lot more memories about Voldemort and clues about what the horcruxes were in the book. As much as you love the movies I think you would really love the books.
Not a Snape fan. He was the definition of nasty af in the books. He was an adult who used his position of authority to bully children. There's a reason Neville's bogart turned into Snape but the biggest reason is only in the books.
I've seen the Harry Potter movies countless times, so Dumbledores death is usually easy enough to watch without tears, but damn, watching you react to it absolutely made me bawl. Great videos man, can't wait to finish your reactions to this series
We all did tell you it gets darker… 😂I remember crying reading the passage about Dumbledore’s death. The description itself about it and the aftermath. Had me bawling. HUGS! There’s something in the 6th book that I’ll mention after you finish Deathly Hallows pt. 2
Next two movies. Buckle up!!! You’re in for emotions. Great reaction man.
"Incarcerous!"
"Fight back, you coward! Fight back!"
"No! He belongs to the Dark Lord!"
"Sectumsempra!"
"You dare use my own spells against me, Potter? Yes. I'm the Half Blood Prince."
Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Sarah Alexandra Marks, Isabella Laughland, and Teresa Mahoney.
Final Bow Fact: Robert Knox was tragically stabbed to death on May 24, 2008, just a few days after filming wrapped.
Looney For Luna Fact: In the previous book, Luna Lovegood (Evanna Lynch) wears a hat in the shape of a lion head that roars to show her support for Gryffindor and a pair of Spectrespecs but they didn't make it to the film adaptation. She wears both in this movie.
Casting Notes Fact: Hero Fiennes Tiffin was cast as Tom Riddle, age eleven, while his uncle, Ralph Fiennes played Lord Voldemort. His parents are Martha Fiennes (Ralph's sister) and George Tiffin. Director David Yates says that he hired Hero because of his resemblance to his uncle, but not specifically because he was the actor's nephew. He liked the dark haunted quality about the young actor.
Location Location Fact: Filming returned to Gloucester Cathedral for the first time since Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (2002). The night scenes were filmed in the quaint village of Lacock and the cloisters at Lacock Abbey for three nights, October 25 to 28, 2007. Filming took place from 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. and residents of the street were asked to black out their windows with dark blinds. The entrance to "The Leaky Cauldron" and, behind it, Diagon Alley is shown to be on Great Newport Street, just off Charing Cross Road, between the bookshop and number 12.
Lost In Adaptation Fact: Unlike the book, Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) and Ginny (Bonnie Wright) become an item during the Christmas holidays. It was never explained why Ginny and Dean (Alfred Enoch) split up in this movie, but it is strongly implied they argued a lot as hinted by Hermione (Emma Watson) during the Slugclub scene. Atop the Astronomy Tower, Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) casts a spell on Harry, forcing him to watch helplessly as the events unfold. However this movie makes Harry look like a coward standing around as Dumbledore is killed by Snap. Even though the titular "Half-Blood Prince" is finally identified to be Severus Snape (Alan Rickman), oddly enough, the movie doesn't explain why he is called that. At the end of the book, Hermione finds out that Snape was a half-blood wizard, since his mother was a witch and his father a Muggle. Because his mother's maiden name was Eileen Prince, and Snape identified more with his wizard heritage (and aware that he wasn't a pure-blood), he invented the nickname "Half-Blood Prince" for himself.
My music history professor in college told me that the music when Harry kneels by Dumbledore’s body is based on the same chord progression as an aria called Dido’s Lament from the opera Dido and Aeneas. It’s essentially meant to be the epitome of despair in musical form. I never saw that scene the same way again
the way this shirt looks like a hufflepuff themed dork side shirt. yes
"I wanna know more about this dude."
that is Fenrir Greyback, leader of the werewolves, the most savage and brutal of his kind. In fact, he's the very werewolf who turned Lupin into one. Lupin's father had offended Greyback and so he bit his son as retribution. Greyback especially enjoys biting children so they'll grow up hating normal witches and wizards from being shunned by them. Voldemort has threatened in the past and present to unleash Greyback upon people's sons and daughters if they don't agree to serve him. Worse is that Greyback has become so much more beast than man that he even attacks without the full moon. His thirst for human flesh has become that unquenchable.
You are the best, my friend. The experience is worth it and more secrets to be revealed. Bless you, my man. Can't wait to hear your commentary! My pre-comment, comment!😎
Feel your emotions my dude, in the immortal words of "Return to Innocence " by Enigma " if you want then start to laugh, if you must then start to cry, be yourself, dont hide"
Oh BOY am I excited for you to finish the series after this reaction 👀
I dont know if my comment went through or it messed up. But im currently binging all your HP reaction and im enjoying your reactions(currently on Goblet of Fire)
I really hope after this amazing journey that you react to the 20th Anniversary "Return to Hogwarts" HBO special, basically a reunion after so many years. and id think youd really enjoy it☺️
I love how even though you're watching these for the first time, you take the time to memorize names and actions that happened in previous movies. When it comes to Aragogg, most reactors I watch always say "oh that's that giant spider, what's its name?" But, you, immediately, "Oh is that Aragogg?" Awesome reaction.
In the movies, when the burrow was burned now, that was not in the books, also, there was a battle on the astromony tower that got Bill Weasley, the oldest Weasley sibling, (he was cut out of the sixth film entirely)scratched and attacked by Fenrir Greyback, that guy that burned down the burrow, also the werewolf that bit Lupin.
For some reason, in the film, they made Lupin and Tonks, as a couple already, this was not in the books, as Lupin refused to be with Tonks, since he said he was to old, to poor, and too dangerous. But he later got together with Tonks due to the example Fleur set that she was still going to be with Fleur even though look unrecognizable by the scars(he isn’t a werewolf though because he wasn’t scratched nor but during the full moon). The book was one of the darkest, but the movies were kind of comedy. Ginny was messed up badly in this film(Luna and Harry probaby have more chemistry than Ginny and Harry😂)Their is just a lot that the movies skipped out, by as always, love your reactions❤Can’t wait for the 2 deathly Hallows movie reaction!
Part 1 and 2 of deathly hallows do lead into each other pretty well and it is pretty exhilarating in a weird way to watch them back to back so I’d maybe recommend doing that
Cole, my man, sorry you dealt with the loss of Dumbledore! We’re here for you brother!
Definitely smash them together if you can, but I will say Deathly Hallows pt 1 starts off as a wild ride. I cannot wait for it and happy new year!
Man, your sadness made me feel teary eyed as well too lol. That scene always hit me hard, so I can only imagine how it must've landed for you
8:28 Just before she unviels Hazza, you can SEE loads of small yellow spirit orb-like lights around his head, those are Wrackspurts!
I clicked so fast when i saw the notification
Can’t wait for TDHs Cole. Love your channel.
The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts.
The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions.
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Hey. Just wanted to say, I found your channel (I think) three days ago. Watched all The Lord of the Rings reactions currently up - which I'm loving btw, and was waiting to comment on the final LOTR reaction... until I watched this. I immediately began this journey because I enjoy your reactions, man. I've smiled, laughed, and (just now, as this was drawing to an end) cried. SOOO, I had to comment on this right now!
Long story short? Really glad I found your channel.
I dragged my husband to see these movies. He would complain that he was a "hostage" to this series.
However, he ugly cried too when Dumbledore died too. It's totally normal.
I'm super duper glad I stumbled on your channel 😃
Don't worry, Cole. You're not alone when you cried. ❤
You're definitely one of my favorite reactors. I can't wait to see you react to Deathly Hallows part 1 and 2. It's gonna get wilder and darker (literally lol)
Definitely release 2 separate videos for the 2 parts. It was during the release of Deathly Hallows that movies started doing the part 1 and part 2 thing. When I watched it in the cinema, I had to wait a long while before I got to watch part 2 so I kinda had to refresh my memory. 😂
You have the best reactions!!!! Thanks for uploading. It always puts a smile on my face
It gets even darker. But trust that the story has an arc to it; characters too have their arc. And Rowlings was a masterful writer who created intricacies none of us foresaw. Part 1 and 2 probably have to be seen separately; they were divided because of the length in the first place. 1 is very necessary to set up the conclusion of the tale. You could do them together but it would be pretty long and there's a lot to digest along the way.
Absolutely loving the series. Part 1 and part 2 deserved to be independent videos. As much as I cannot wait to see you react to part 2. It would be an injustice to smash them together. Great series and amazing reactions. You pick up on things some people don’t even notice after the 20th time watching. Again. Absolutely amazing keep it going!!
Great reaction! You definitively have become one of my favourite reactors. 🎉
I actually feel bad for Draco here. Voldemort wants him to kill Dumbledore and he knows what it means if he doesn’t. He must be super frightened. Especially since Voldemort only gave him that task cause he was angry with Lucius. I would bet he even knew Draco wasn’t likely to succeed.
20:58 This is Greyback, the werwolf who bit lupin and transformed him.
Thank you for another great reaction, Cole.
Reactors who don`t share a tear when my favorite characters are dying always disappoint me. With this reaction, you nailed the fact that you`re becoming a true Potter Head :)
I truly hope you will react to the Magical Beasts trilogy. It adds important information about what is going on in the wizarding world during Harry Potter`s time. I am convinced you will love it. Especially now that you know so much about Harry`s world.
This reaction is the reason I clicked on the Suscribe button. Been loving your videos on this franchise!
We’re all with you dude, RIP Dumbledore 😢
Cole, I am new to your channel and have loved your reactions to this franchise!!!! Please continue with the last 2 of Harry Potter and the Fantastic Beasts trilogy as well. Keep up the great reactions and I'll keep watching. You're the Best reaction person by far that I seen. Thank you so much. I binged all 6 reactions in 1.5 days
I've watched about 10 Harry Potter movies reactions and you were the only one who linked the previous Snape's professor post to the book.
dont be ashamed at shedding tears over dumbledores death. it truly is a tear jerking moment. i cried the first time i saw this movie
Hits you right in the feels man! Great reaction and for your question, both part one and part two are 2 whole movies and they warrant their own reactions for sure!
My boy fought off them tears as long as he could 😭😭😭 I was the same way bro lol shit now you got me tearing up
Cole, for the deathly hallows In my honest opinion need to be watched in one sitting. You should take intermission and compose yourself between parts, but I firmly believe it's should be one long movie.
for us youtube frogs, it's up to you if you want split apart or keep them together as a longer video. I'm just glad u can finally enjoy all of these movies. o7
My only major quibble with this film is that I wish they could have included Dumbledore's funeral, both for its poignancy and for the Ministry politics just below the surface. They had to condense a lot for these films, but the internal politics of the Ministry are fascinating and could make a whole movie in their own right.
When Dumbledore died always made me sad, but watching you cry made me cry too.
Release the deathly hallows as 2 videos. The first one is a lot of set up / build up for the second part. But you'll like them both.
i really appreciate your reaction ... you would now be one of my fav reactors thank you
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Agreed. Each book is an astounding revelation about the events of the year, but at the same time, by this point in the book series it was clear: each new story was going to recontextualize the events of not just that year, but previous years, as well.
To go back and see how well all the unseen events really did shape things is some excellent writing / film making.
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Amazing stuff as always Cole!! ❤Absolute emotional rollercoaster - this was top tier! Personally I think part 1 & 2 deserve their own reaction and it would be great to see your analysis/reaction to them individually🥰
I was sobbing with you. Even though I’ve seen this like 30 times. Still hits hard.
Can't wait to see the rest. Your reaction has been great sofar. you're not only catching many things others don't but I love how much love you already have for everyone and everything in the series.
I enjoy these so much Cole and you know I’m not a Harry Potter fan! Thanks for a great watch along as always. Keep it up ❤
I think DH part 1 and 2 are really different in pace and plot, so watching them separately makes more sense. Part 1 is more of a road trip movie, where part 2 is the grand finale you would expect from an epic franchise.
Your reaction to the lifted wands over Dumbledore is just like mine. I cry every time, even though I've seen it dozens of times now. It's such a poignant and moving tribute, just with the quiet simplicity of it.
The death eater you wanted to “know more about” is Fenrir Greyback. He is a werewolf and actually bit Remus Lupin to make him a werewolf when Lupin was only 4. Fenrir’s main goal was also to infect as many people as possible to create a werewolf army strong enough to overthrow the wizarding world
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically.
Side notes:
I've caught crap for this in the past, but I don't care: it's only explained in the deleted scene from the movie adaptation of Philosopher's Stone: A bezoar is a stone taken from the stomach of a goat that can remedy most poisons. (The oversized raisin-looking thing Harry shoves into Ron's mouth when he gets poisoned)
A fact that wasn't in the movie (it's in the book) is that Harry gave Fred & George the money to open their shop Weasley's Wizard Wheezes (say that 5 times fast) from his Triwizard Tournament winnings on the caveat that they buy Ron new dress robes and say they were from them.
I definitely felt like Hermione when Lavender was cuddled up to Ron. (When she said "Excuse me, I have to go and vomit.")
From the books, there's another reference to a bezoar: In the Half-Blood Prince's potions book, on the page about poison antidotes, there's a scribbled note "Just shove a bezoar down his throat".
This really shows how most of the wisleys always refuse harry's money, he had to give it to the twins and they pretended the robes for ron were from them. That's just sweet! People always comment, omg harry is so rich and he doesnt help them. They just don't let him lol
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This series really is a great one to mature on.
I’m always fascinated to learn how people chose to show these to their children, once the whole series was finished and could be viewed in one go, instead of as they grew up. Took like 10 years to get through all these movies lol Just imagining the lives of all the kids who were Harry/Hermione’s age alongside these films is crazy.
So much lol
You’ve made it this far, Cole; thanks for sticking with it after what this one put you through. Looking forward to the rest 😄💙
Whether or not you want to do Part I and Part II together or their own reactions is up to you. I think splitting the parts is the most popular desicion, and it makes more sense, but smashing them together is I think what I'd like. But still, splitting it would make way more sense. They're still two long movies.
To answer your question, and I’m not going to read the comments to see if anybody else has, the two movies are extremely full. I would review them separately.
Epic reaction bro! You're the best!
Aww. I wish I could give you a hug! As much as you feel sad about losing Dumbledore, consider what it was like before the movies, when we were reading the books over time, getting emotionally involved for YEARS, only to lose Dumbledore. I absolutely SOBBED. It was the first time a fictional character's death just ripped my heart out.
A lot of people who haven't seen the series assume it's all innocent wizarding fun, yes, and when I tell them it gets dark and heavy, they roll their eyes. Their loss, honestly! The progressively darker tone is really quite genius of Rowling, because it gives the readers (most of whom are children and teenagers, but not always of course) a chance to mature alongside the story. It's incredibly well-paced in that sense. And as much as I love this movie for giving Draco's character complexity and turmoil, I dislike how they handled the Half Blood Prince storyline and reveal. It was much more impactful in the book, and was better explained.
Great reaction. Looking forward to the final two installments!
Glad you’re enjoying the series. I love Harry potter and enjoy seeing others experiencing it. Definitely subscribing.