Not sure if you realized that, when Snape shared his memories with Harry, the patronus of Harry's mother was the doe, and, after her death, it became Snapes' patronus. When Harry found the sword, he was guided by the doe--in other words, Snape helped him find it. When Snape showed Dumbledore his patronus, Dumblemore asked, "After all this time?" because the poatronus can change over time, but Snape answered "Always" because he had truly and deeply loved Lily and was saying that would never change. As Snape died, he wanted to see Harry's eyes because they were also Lily's eyes. The last thing he wanted to see was her eyes. So beautiful and sad!!
I'm pretty sure it was always a doe, for as long as it was Lily's. He'd loved her since they were kids. She had accepted him for him, when nobody else ever had. She was his one true friend.
@@bethanyhanna9464 I like to think they were soulmates, for they had the same Patronus, which is different from what James had, which was a male version of it, a lover rather than a soulmate.
You two need to watch it again, you missed allot of important things! When Voldemort killed him, he killed Hocrox inside of him! And the wand was Harry's all along, when he get the stone out of snitch, he get all 3things needed for being the master of dead.
Harry DID die, but Dumbledore said Harry could choose to go on or return. Harry sacrificed himself, not knowing he could return. Draco's mother saw Harry was alive again and asked him if Draco was alive. Remember that Harry saved Draco from the fire, so he was able to truthfully let her know Draco had survived. Because of that, she protects Harry by lying and telling Voldemort and the deatheaters that Harry was indeed dead.
No. No he didn’t die. Voldemort killed the horcrux that was within Harry (his scar) and it knocked him out. I read the books, I’ve watched the films, Harry even asks “Dumbledore” if they were speaking in his head and he says yes. A lot of people like to believe that is actually Dumbledore, but it is made a lot clearer that it is Harry’s imagining of Dumbledore. At zero point in any of these films or books has Harry Potter been dead, especially caused by Voldemort. JK wouldn’t have even let that happen for 5 seconds of time.
@@joshuacoldwaterIf i remember correctly the main reason why Harry didn't die was because Voldemort used his blood to return to life (Goblet Of Fire), but if Voldemort didnt used Harry's blood, even if Harry was a horcrux he would've died.
Harry did not die actually. Voldemort is literally incapable of killing Harry since he took in his blood when he was reborn. The movies dont explain it, but from the moment Voldemort came back he was incapable of ever killing Harry himself. He was knocked out from the spell, but not killed.
@@joshuacoldwater I don't think it was Harry imagining Dumbledore, i'm pretty sure he was talking to him from the beyond. Because magic and shit. But otherwise 100% agree with the statement lol
Yes when Voldemort Killed Harry, he killed Harry and that piece of Voldemorts soul in Harry, and the resurrection stone resurrected Harry but not Voldemort's unintentional Horcrux that was what was left behind under the bench.
@@rocketmunkey1 That is a misconception. The Ressurection Stone does not ressurrect anyone, it only makes those who are dead visible to those who love them. Harry did not die because first, the Elder Wand was his, it would not attack its own master only the parasite inside of him. Voldemort seems to have known that, because he did not kill Snape with the wand, but rather ordered Nagini to do it. His mistake was that he didn't know who the master was and that he had a piece of himself. And second, there was still some protection from his mother's sacrifice. Dumbledore did not give Harry the Stone to revive him, but rather to give him the courage to sacrifice himself. It doesn't come across in the movies, but in the books it is said that after Harry sacrificed himself, nobody else in Hogwarts died, because they were protected by the same spell Lily had used.
I read recently that When Voldemort used Harry’s blood to reincarnate in he became a horcrux for Harry so the final killing curse in the Dark Forest rebounded and killed both Harry’s and Voldemort’s horcruxi. The Dumbledore soul in King’s Cross Station was the other residual piece that was dead but Harry had the choice to return while Voldemort still had one more horcrux tying him to life in Nigini (the snake).
@@captbunnykiller1.0 Well that seems a little bit too convoluted for me, the story of the deathly hallows says the second brother used the stone to resurrect his love, who turned sad and cold because she did not belong in the land of the living. The definition of the word "Resurrection" is to bring someone back to life, I cant see how JK Rowling wouldn't be fastidious with the definitions of words, even when she makes up words she bases them on real words with real meanings.
Yes, Ron and Hermione knew that Harry had to die because, as a horcrux, Harry being alive means Voldemort can't be truly killed as part of his soul lives within Harry. That's why Hermione cried so hard and Ron looked so stricken when Harry said part of him had always known that's why he could hear the other horcruxes. To them, that was a final goodbye because Harry wasn't going there to fight Voldemort but to sacrifice his own life in order to kill the part of Voldemort that had inadvertently leapt into Harry as a baby..
You must have been talking to each other and not watching when Dumbledore told Harry that the part of Voldemort inside Harry was destroyed by Voldemort
You guys should watch to “Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts” next! It’s a reunion of all the cast members that reflects on everything that happened whilst filming!
When Voldemort "kills" Harry, he actually kills the part of himself inside of Harry. That's what the creepy little bloody bady-looking thing is under the table in the station when he talks to Dumbledore. That's why Dumbledore tells Snape that Voldemort must be the one to kill Harry.
All of the old friends of Harry's parents would tell him that he had his mother's eyes when they first met him. When Snape tells Harry this as his last words, that's when he realized for the first time that Snape was friends with his mom! Gets me every time 😭😭
@@Twizzzums LMAO That is NOT what the stone does at all. I am so astonished that people read the books or listen to emm/hermione tell the story and somehow change the values of the stone to the holder now being immortal, or death proof AND they completely disregard what Dumbledore himself says in the books and the movies...NO ONE can bring back the dead. Harry did not die...the part of him that was Voldemort died IN him; killed by Voldemort's own curse.
@@Twizzzums Bro, you commented here 11 hrs ago. You like Harry Potter too. lol I knew which stone you meant when you mentioned turning it thrice in hand and on a Harry Potter video....lol No one was seeing your comment as "deep", but you, it seems. I was simply pointing out that you (and others) were incorrect in your understanding of the stone. Just as simple as that. It's not a dick, no need to take it so hard, yeah. Good chats are always good chats. Have a nice day, bro.
Laughed out loud when you both had the identical reaction to when Harry said they had to go back and also save Draco from the burning room of requirement. Thanks, you two!
The most heartbreaking moment is snake declaring he loved lily so much he protected harry even when he didn’t realise it. His patronis saves him so many times throughout. My daughter loved this part of the story she to this day carries a badge that says “always” I hope she finds a love like that,
"The most heartbreaking moment is snake declaring he loved lily so much he protected harry even when he didn’t realise it." Damn, how many people or animals loved Lily? :P
Think of Harry's death as what we now call a near death experience where a person dies but is brought back from the dead. He saw the afterlife and was able to talk to the dead Dumbledore, but he was given the choice to return to life. The part of Voldemort's soul within Harry died when he died, so he no longer carried even a trace of Voldemort's soul. That could not survive because, if it had, Voldemort could return again. I hope it's clearer to you now that Harry did die but came back to life.
You gotta love the really awkward hug that voldemort gives Draco. It wasn't actually in the script that he hugged them, But ralph feines wanted to make it really awkward because he thought it was funny.
There are only 3 movie scenes that make me tear up as a grown man. Click, because he realizes what sacrificing time with his family has resulted in. The Last Samurai, because the sacrifices made by the samurai in order to prove a point and stand on what they believed in as men. And the Snape reveal in this movie because it shows the incredible sacrifices he made out of love for Lily and in order to protect Harry. As a man there are a lot of sacrifices you make in life for the betterment of yourself, and for the good of your friends and family....thats why all 3 of those movies hit me hard, for different reasons but, similar themes
Draco never wanted Harry to be dead... If you remember, in the Malfoys manor, he didn’t say it was Harry as he obviously recognized him. He saved his life at this point. And his mother also saved Harry when she said he was dead as she knew he wasn’t. She did it to save her son and in the hope Voldemort would be killed. Very nice journey, thanks ❤
Rowling released an update/article about where they all ended up... Harry and Ron became Aurors, but Ron left the Department after a few years and helped George manage the Weasley joke shop. Harry become Head of the Aurors Department... Hermione becomes Head of Magical Law Department, but we discover in 'The Cursed Child' she ultimately becomes Minister of Magic. Neville marries Hannah Abbot (a Dumbledore's Army member- in all the books, but not the films)- she manages the Leaky Caldron and Neville takes over teaching Herbology at Hogwarts. Luna marries the grandson of Newt Scamander (the main star of the prequel movies). Ginny, besides marrying Harry, plays professional Quidditch and becomes a sportswriter for the Daily Prophet.
so the sword had nothing to do with Harry not dying. the sword is capable of killing horcruxes and that's why it was able to kill Nagini. if you remember back in the forest when he found the sword in the lake they used it to destroy the locket. it has magic capable of destroying horcruxes, similar to the basilisk fang. as for why Harry didn't die, it's a little confusing but it all has to do with the 4th book/movie. when Voldemort was revived in the graveyard with Harry's blood, he unknowingly caused his own demise. essentially, to paraphrase, Voldemort taking Harry's blood inside himself caused Lily's protection to go into himself as well. this essentially turned Harry into a "positive horcrux" of sorts, meaning that as long as Voldemort was alive, Harry couldn't actually die. when Harry is telling Dumbledore what happened there is a brief moment where Harry sees a glimmer of hope in his eyes and that's due to the fact that Dumbledore now knows Harry doesn't have to die anymore. up until that point he was operating under the assumption that regrettably Harry had to die for the greater good but Voldemort unknowingly created a loophole. the key to all of it was keeping him in the dark though. he had to go willingly, expecting to die and not put up a fight otherwise it would not have worked. that's why Harry just stood there and accepted it. additionally, there is a little scene in the book that isn't shown here but when Harry "dies" he casts the same protective charm that his mother gave him, over everyone. so Voldemort's spells would be unable to hurt anyone anymore. hopefully that helps clear things up as to why he didn't die!
Is this your interpretation or is it canon? I've seen the movies multiple times and read the books once (many years ago) and didn't get this from any. It would be the best clarification I've seen if canon.
@@tylercanale2655 I'm going to have to go back and reread the books. JK did a fantastic job of creating so many little details for consistency but, sometimes, blink and you miss it.
@@mortimerbrewster3671 i think at chapter 34 or 35 of the final book (when harry is at the train station talking to dumbledore) there is also a brief mention of him saying how voldemort did his own undoing by taking lily’s sacrifice into himself. but yeah in a FAQ rowling explained exactly how harry managed to live the forest encounter
31:10 when Voldemort "Killed" Harry, all he did was destroy the horocrux he himself created that lived within Harry, which he saw under the bench like a demon baby, lol. He nodded his head when Draco's mom asked if Draco was alive so she would knoe the curse once again didnt work and Harry was still alive. At that point, Draco's mom was no longer a follower of Voldemort, but just a mother that loved her son. 33:23 best expression by Asia!
40 year old man here, my local take away has a minimum order thats hard to hit ordering solo, i often add 2-3 capri suns for £0.50 each to make up the numbers 🤣
I would think you would have a bigger reaction to how Snape was protecting Harry all this time because of Snape' s 💕 for Lilly. Snape' s patronious was the a doe the as his ❤ Lilly's. It was Snape that gave the sword to Harry to destroy the remaining hocrux.
I’m amazed at how many people forget all the information for how the horcruxes work. Hermione explained in the last one that the blade of the sword had the basilisk venom and that’s how the book was destroyed with the fang. Dumbledore explains on the playform that the part of Harry that was the horcrux died when Voldemort killed him so Harry wasn’t fully dead just the horcrux part
They don’t remember because they half pay attention then wait forever to watch the next movie and forget everything that had happened before. I’m also quite certain they rather quickly forget ALL the things that subscribers clarify for them.😅
@@yd8104 Dear, this is massively inaccurate. The Resurrection stone does NOT bring people back to life. Dumbledore made sure to inform Harry and the reader that there is NOTHING that can bring the dead back to life. The stone lets you SEE the dead's spirit with is what Harry went into the woods and did and saw Sirius, Remus, James, and Lilly.
The reason Griphook wanted the sword is because in goblin culture, the sword doesn't belong to the purchaser it belongs to whoever made the sword. Since it was goblin-made, he felt that it belonged to the goblins, not wizards. Many goblin wars were started because of this concept.
He snapped the elder wand because he knew it carried a price. The person who owns it is a constant target for those seeking power. It goes back to the 3 brothers story. As long as he had it, he was going to be in danger.
In the book, when Voldemort died, nothing special happened. His spell rebounded, and he killed himself. He laid there like he was nothing special, he was just a man. Nothing supernatural or superior about him. I vastly preferred that, it sent a loud and clear message.
When voldemort took harry's blood to resurrect himself, He took the sacrifice. His mother made that protected him from being killed by voldemore into his own body. This meant it was literally impossible for voldemort to actually kill harry.
What hurts the most was seeing tonks and lupin. They had JUST married and had a son, after lupin thought he didnt deserve any of it when i thought he deserved it the most.
Welp...I'm glad I took the time to read the comments before watching the video. I've been binge watching these HP reactions, and this is gonna be the first series I don't finish. I had enough trouble getting through the Pt. 1 reaction.
I feel bad knowing how much Asia and B.J. liked the movies, they only got a part of the story, and much of that was wrong. The books really are the best of the two mediums. I wish you guys would take the time and read them. You'd love them.
in the book- not only did the items in Bellatrix's vault multiply- they burned you- all 3 were covered in welts after- Hermione had to use the Dittany on them (the potion drops she used to mend Ron's arm after it nearly got torn off.
Every few years I watch the Harry Potter series through. It’s kind of a tradition of my own. This time, I actually watched it through with YOU, Asia and BJ. This was a fun way to watch the series again. I do hope you enjoyed it and got something out of it. It really is a world that means a lot to many people.
In one of the scenes cut from this movie, after Harry reveals himself alive, Draco ran to the other side and yelled "HARRY!!!" and threw his wand towards Harry so he could defend himself from Voldemort. I wish it wasn't cut because that was a huge redemption for Draco, especially after Harry saved his life.
The reason Voldemort had to be the one to “kill” Harry is because Dumbledore knew it would kill the Horcrux residing in Harry therefore leaving but one left, Nagini.
The Potter's girl's name id Lily Luna Potter. Luna was friends with Harry and really good friends with Gennie. In one of the books the trio went into Lunas room, and I can't remember if it's a mural or individual pictures, but they were of Harry, Jenny, Ron, Hermione and Nevell and underneath written in pencil is friends.
Amazing movie 🍿 and so happy you 2 watched it!! Love love love these Harry Potter films! They never get old! Take care and looking forward to your next reaction. Love to you both from my mom and I in So. Cal USA 🇺🇸 and love to all! ❤️❤️
Ok…still a few mins to go, but that bloody thing under the bench in the white station was the piece of Voldemort that use to live in Harry. Like I said, the movie did a terrible job of relating the details from the book. When Voldemort regenerated into his own body…he took Harry’s blood to do it. That put the protection from Lilly into both of them. He could not kill Harry because of that. But he could kill that piece of himself. There are sooooo many details left out of the films. In book 4…when Harry tells Dumbledore that Voldemort took his blood to make his new body…Dumbledore had a flash of triumph in his eye knowing that by doing so…Voldemort basically killed himself with that move. The details go on and on. I have read all the books probably more then 20 times each. Not much I don’t know or understand
Harry is the Master of Death- he had all three Hallows- the cloak had been in his family for centuries, the stone was in the snitch- Dumbledore put it there- taking it from the ring he found and tried on- poisoning his hand- leading to his death- the ring/stone was a horcrux (it was a heirloom from Voldemort's mother's family, the Gaunts- as was the locket)... then the Elder Wand- Draco disarmed Dumbledore- he was the new Master of it, until Harry disarmed him at Malfoy Manor- right before Dobby died...Having them kept him alive when Voldemort 'killed' him.
30:44 Well, he was dead for a moment in order to break the connection with Voldemort. The creature under the bench represented that part of Voldemort's soul attached to Harry when his mother was killed.
Nagini is the snake and that was a horcrux as well, the Sword of Gryffindor when Harry in his second year killed the bacillus. The bacillus Venom basically combined with the sword to make it stronger and that's why it's able to destroy horcruxes. Because the bacillus Venom is very toxic.
So as far as the Sword of Gryffindor, its Goblin made and "only imbibes that which makes it stronger". Harry was able to kill the basilisk with it, they theorize it took in basilisk venom. Also, the snake, being a horcrux, wasn't easily destroyed, which is why the spells bounced off of it.
with pieces missing that were in the book some backstory details are missing. Neville shares a birth date with Harry and could fulfill the prophecy. He used the Sword of Gryffindor which had basilisk blood in it to kill the snake. In a way, Neville fulfilled the prophecy
When voldermot killed harry at the forrest, he accidently killed the horcorx inside him. So harry lived because of that. After that, the snake was the last one.
Funny how one person has survived that curse twice. The first time Voldemort ended up accidentally making him a horcrux and the second time was killing the horcrux. Harry better realize that if it happens again, he will die.
And now to pick apart the atrocious ending. The Elder Wand was indeed Harry’s…but he didn’t break it. He put it back in Dumbledore’s tomb. He used it to repair his Phoenix wand that Hermione broke leaving Goddric’s Hallow. Sorry for ruining your comment section but these movies really upset the HP purists. There was nothing gained by changing the parts they did. Stupid Hollywood writers trying to improve on something that didn’t need fixing
Harry did die for a short bit and he was in another dimension with Dumbledore. Remember the ugly bloody miniature Voldemort under the bench, that was the part of Baltimore that was in Herring and it died and stayed in the other heavenly dimension and Harry came back to his body.
The bravest man, the true hero of the entire series, books and movies was Severus Snape. Alan Rickman, who portrayed the character, was about to quit the series, but J.K. Rowling revealed the truth about Snape, so he kept going.
I don't know if you all got lost in what's happening at the end when Harry is defeated by Voldie .. He was knocked out. Why he didn't die .. Cause the Elder Wand won't kill its owner . Let me explain. Draco Disarms Dumbliedore in The Half Blood Prince.. Making the wand . ( The Elder Wand ) No longer Dumbledores although the wand didn't change hands till Voldie took it from Dumbledore's grave .. Still the wand wasn't earned by Voldie . Draco was disarmed by Harry in Deathly Hallows 1. Making The Elder Wand Harrry's .. So when Voldie used the Killing Curse on Harry it killed the piece of Voldemort that was ATTACHED to Harry's soul. So Harry is no longer a Horecrux. That's what was under the bench in the between world was Voldies portion of his soul.. It was on the verge of death. I know it's kinda explained in the movie ..But Never hurts to clarify ..
According to JK Rowling the author of Harry Potter, Harry and Ron decided to not finish school and instead became Aurors (dark wizard catchers like Mad Eye Moody) at the Ministry of Magic. After several years Ron retires from his job at the Ministry and went to work with George Weasley at the joke shop to help him out. Harry eventually became Head of Auror Office and Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Hermione did go back to Hogwarts after the Battle to finish school and graduated. At one point she went to look for her parents and returned their memories. Later after she graduated she started working at the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures and the Department of Magical Law Enforcement at the Ministry of Magic and helped to create laws to protect and improve the lives of sentient magical creatures like house elves, goblins and centaurs to name a few. Much later Hermione eventually became Minister of Magic. Neville Longbottom became the new Herbology professor at Hogwarts and marries the Hufflepuff student Hannah Abbott who is the grandchild of the owner of The Leaky Cauldron. Luna became a Magizoologist and married Newt Scamander's (the fictional author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find) grandson, Rolf Scamander. Together they travel the world looking for rare magical beasts. Professor McGonagall became the new Hogwarts headmistress. Before Ginny married Harry she became a professional Quidditch player. After she retired she started writing sports articles for the Daily Prophet wizarding newspaper. Harry and Ginny had three kids together. If I recall the names right, the eldest son was named James Sirius. The second born is Albus Severus. And the youngest child is Lily Luna. Harry is the godfather to Remus and Tonks' son, Teddy Lupin and made sure he was well provided for. Ron and Hermione's children is Rose and Hugo. Draco's child is Scorpius Malfoy. Lucius Malfoy again got away scot free with his crimes as a Deatheater like he did after the first war when Harry was a baby where he convinced the Ministry that he was forced to do what he did. Draco got a job at the Ministry and remained on friendly and respectful terms with Harry after the Battle of Hogwarts. Umbridge was sent to Azkaban for her crimes. Hagrid remained a professor at Hogwarts but never married. George Weasley married Angelina Johnson who had been Fred Weasley's date for the Yule Ball in Goblet of Fire. Harry and Dudly remained on friendly terms and stayed in touch with each other to the point that they even would send each other Christmas cards every year. Harry, Ron and Hermione in time were each later featured on Chocolate Frog Cards. There are more stories like that that can be read in the Wizarding World website and also found in documentaries with JK Rowling where she goes into family tree details after the Battle of Hogwarts. 🏰🪄
In regards of Harry Potter snapping the most powerful wand ever, I’d do the same. After all, who wants to have all the power in the world? Who cares about unlimited power? Why have all that, when you have life, friends and family? Simple as that.
@@DJLawrence Although that is a poetic ending the safest course of action was to destroy it. Too many people had knowledge that Voldy had the Elder Wand. The story of the Three Brothers illustrates the strife it created and if it slipped out that the Elder Wand was once again buried with Dumbledore trouble would eventually ensue.
@@ronweber1402 I'm mixed, both endings make sense. But then...for such a wand to be broken in half makes it seem very..... counter to what centuries of its legend/usage built it up to be
They said during an interview with Alan Rickman he said during the filming Rowling pulled him aside and told him about Snape dying and about him and Lilly. Alan was the only one to know what was really going to happen. She said he told him about it so that he could best depict Snapes character. To give the character the depth for the movie.
The owner of the Elder Wand was always meeting some gruesome fate. Absolute power corrupts absolutely etc. Harry was the one owner of the wand not consumed by hubris. By throwing it away he saved himself a lot of trouble.
31:00 The Horcrux.died when Voldemort did the killing curse . When Harry was in his scene with Dumbledore, that shrivelled creature under the seat was Voldemort's soul. So Harry survived because Voldemort killed the horcrux. Harry nodded saying Draco was alive to let Narcissa (Draco's mom) know he was OK. Narcissa here then lied to Voldemort because she cared about her child and this was a way to help Harry. When you read the books, you will learn what is called a 'life debt'. 41:50 "that guy" who killed the snake is Neville Longbottom. You know the one who was the forgetful and clumsy one that wss bullied all the time. So it was significatnt it was him that the.sword presented itself to before Voldemort brought Harry's body back to Hogwarts. The sword presented itself because Neville was a worthy Gryffindor, juat like Harry in the 2nd movie (Chamber of Secrets). The sword also has magical defensive powers as well, which is why Neville only was sort of knocked out and not outright killed when he took that direct blast. 42:50 the goblin wanted the sword because it was goblin made. It was made by his kin. It wasn't about the importance of the horcruxes, but simply his people created it. To him it was a pricelss artifact. 43:28 Harry does use the Elder Wand for a spell. That is inside the books. I won't spoil the book for you there, but will give you the urge to read it, he does use it before destroying it. But for good cause.
When he headed to the forest he had the resurrection stone and if you remember the snitch saying open at the close meaning his death will be open to resurrection after death
Snape saying “always” makes me ugly cry every time. You finally understand why he did what he did the whole series and his love for Lily and even Harry. A rewatch is a must. I watched all these movies at midnight back when they came out in theaters and the “Not my daughter you bitch!” line everyone exploded cheering and screaming for Molly killing Bellatrix lol. It was incredible. One of my favorite parts.
Snape’s character in the end becomes the most shocking because it’s one you least expect. It had to be tormenting for him to pretend as if he hated Harry when he actually loved him because he loved his mother. All to fulfill a prophecy to destroy “the Dark Lord”. The lesson: sacrifice 🖤
The reason why the sword of Gryffindor was needed is because, like the basilisk fang Ron and Hermoine acquired, it was steeped in basilisk venom, which can destroy horcruxes.
it's been awhile since i made a comment, but i got harry's wand as a 9 function remote control. it's so cool to throw spells at the tv that really work! lol
Harry had the Resurrection Stone, so when he dropped it in the forest & turned it "thrice in hand" and it saved his life when Voldemort hit him with the Avada Kedavra curse in the forest, it actually killed the Horcrux inside of Harry. Voldemort actually killed a part of himself. That nasty little beast under the bench in the train station (Heaven) was the dying Horcrux that had been inside Harry it was just left there to die.
I love watching Harry Potter reactions and you guys gave me one of the best Asia your reaction to certain things is hilarious but on point. Same for him he got sad when dobby die and I k ow how glue felt haha
I loved watching this again through someone’s else’s eyes. It’s nearly as good as seeing it for the first time. I wish I could wipe my memories of the books and read them all again for the first time. Can’t wait for the series, I’m hoping they get good actors, hope they don’t make it too childish and that they fit in all the great stuff they had to leave out of the movies. There’s so much in the books that the movies left out. It’s actually a great book series to adapt into a tv show. And it also has an ending which means they can plot it out better. I guess the only negative would be that we essentially know what’s going to happen.
Not sure if you realized that, when Snape shared his memories with Harry, the patronus of Harry's mother was the doe, and, after her death, it became Snapes' patronus. When Harry found the sword, he was guided by the doe--in other words, Snape helped him find it. When Snape showed Dumbledore his patronus, Dumblemore asked, "After all this time?" because the poatronus can change over time, but Snape answered "Always" because he had truly and deeply loved Lily and was saying that would never change. As Snape died, he wanted to see Harry's eyes because they were also Lily's eyes. The last thing he wanted to see was her eyes. So beautiful and sad!!
Appreciate your comments; haven't read the books in a very long time so you helped me remember.
Yeah, Snape was definitely the real unexpected hero in this.
That was eloquently said thanks for that
I'm pretty sure it was always a doe, for as long as it was Lily's. He'd loved her since they were kids. She had accepted him for him, when nobody else ever had. She was his one true friend.
@@bethanyhanna9464 I like to think they were soulmates, for they had the same Patronus, which is different from what James had, which was a male version of it, a lover rather than a soulmate.
You two need to watch it again, you missed allot of important things! When Voldemort killed him, he killed Hocrox inside of him! And the wand was Harry's all along, when he get the stone out of snitch, he get all 3things needed for being the master of dead.
Harry DID die, but Dumbledore said Harry could choose to go on or return. Harry sacrificed himself, not knowing he could return. Draco's mother saw Harry was alive again and asked him if Draco was alive. Remember that Harry saved Draco from the fire, so he was able to truthfully let her know Draco had survived. Because of that, she protects Harry by lying and telling Voldemort and the deatheaters that Harry was indeed dead.
No. No he didn’t die. Voldemort killed the horcrux that was within Harry (his scar) and it knocked him out. I read the books, I’ve watched the films, Harry even asks “Dumbledore” if they were speaking in his head and he says yes. A lot of people like to believe that is actually Dumbledore, but it is made a lot clearer that it is Harry’s imagining of Dumbledore. At zero point in any of these films or books has Harry Potter been dead, especially caused by Voldemort. JK wouldn’t have even let that happen for 5 seconds of time.
@@joshuacoldwaterIf i remember correctly the main reason why Harry didn't die was because Voldemort used his blood to return to life (Goblet Of Fire), but if Voldemort didnt used Harry's blood, even if Harry was a horcrux he would've died.
Harry did not die actually. Voldemort is literally incapable of killing Harry since he took in his blood when he was reborn. The movies dont explain it, but from the moment Voldemort came back he was incapable of ever killing Harry himself. He was knocked out from the spell, but not killed.
@@joshuacoldwater I don't think it was Harry imagining Dumbledore, i'm pretty sure he was talking to him from the beyond. Because magic and shit. But otherwise 100% agree with the statement lol
Draco’s mom knew the only way she could see her son again was as part of the conquering army. She had to find her son so she lied to Voldemort.
31:00 The piece of Voldemort's soul that was in Harry was killed by Voldemort so Harry is no longer a horcrux
Yes when Voldemort Killed Harry, he killed Harry and that piece of Voldemorts soul in Harry, and the resurrection stone resurrected Harry but not Voldemort's unintentional Horcrux that was what was left behind under the bench.
@@rocketmunkey1 That is a misconception. The Ressurection Stone does not ressurrect anyone, it only makes those who are dead visible to those who love them. Harry did not die because first, the Elder Wand was his, it would not attack its own master only the parasite inside of him. Voldemort seems to have known that, because he did not kill Snape with the wand, but rather ordered Nagini to do it. His mistake was that he didn't know who the master was and that he had a piece of himself. And second, there was still some protection from his mother's sacrifice. Dumbledore did not give Harry the Stone to revive him, but rather to give him the courage to sacrifice himself. It doesn't come across in the movies, but in the books it is said that after Harry sacrificed himself, nobody else in Hogwarts died, because they were protected by the same spell Lily had used.
I read recently that When Voldemort used Harry’s blood to reincarnate in he became a horcrux for Harry so the final killing curse in the Dark Forest rebounded and killed both Harry’s and Voldemort’s horcruxi. The Dumbledore soul in King’s Cross Station was the other residual piece that was dead but Harry had the choice to return while Voldemort still had one more horcrux tying him to life in Nigini (the snake).
@@rocketmunkey1 the resurrection stone did no such thing
@@captbunnykiller1.0 Well that seems a little bit too convoluted for me, the story of the deathly hallows says the second brother used the stone to resurrect his love, who turned sad and cold because she did not belong in the land of the living. The definition of the word "Resurrection" is to bring someone back to life, I cant see how JK Rowling wouldn't be fastidious with the definitions of words, even when she makes up words she bases them on real words with real meanings.
Yes, Ron and Hermione knew that Harry had to die because, as a horcrux, Harry being alive means Voldemort can't be truly killed as part of his soul lives within Harry. That's why Hermione cried so hard and Ron looked so stricken when Harry said part of him had always known that's why he could hear the other horcruxes. To them, that was a final goodbye because Harry wasn't going there to fight Voldemort but to sacrifice his own life in order to kill the part of Voldemort that had inadvertently leapt into Harry as a baby..
Which is REALLY rough, since Ron had just lost his brother Fred
Few things beat the revelation of Snape’s true character. So beautiful.
I can think of one that’s more shocking
@@ChromeOfTheFuture which would be?
You must have been talking to each other and not watching when Dumbledore told Harry that the part of Voldemort inside Harry was destroyed by Voldemort
Yeah, wouldn’t be surprised.
You guys should watch to “Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts” next! It’s a reunion of all the cast members that reflects on everything that happened whilst filming!
Yes please React to that!! ❤
When Voldemort "kills" Harry, he actually kills the part of himself inside of Harry. That's what the creepy little bloody bady-looking thing is under the table in the station when he talks to Dumbledore. That's why Dumbledore tells Snape that Voldemort must be the one to kill Harry.
That li’l chicken wing? I saw another reactor photoshop ranch dip and celery next to him and now I can’t unsee it 😂
@@stevenandcarminabeedle9089 I saw it too omg 😂😂 They said he looked like a Buffalo chicken thigh and I was gone after the montage 😂
All of the old friends of Harry's parents would tell him that he had his mother's eyes when they first met him. When Snape tells Harry this as his last words, that's when he realized for the first time that Snape was friends with his mom! Gets me every time 😭😭
I think he grasped that he truly loved her.
Voldermort couldn't kill Harry with the Elder Wand because the wand's allegiance was to Harry. He was only able to kill the horcrux inside Harry.
Yeah. I always thought that it was odd that, somehow, Voldemort didn’t know that disarming a wizard was what transferred the wands’ allegiance.
@@Twizzzums LMAO That is NOT what the stone does at all. I am so astonished that people read the books or listen to emm/hermione tell the story and somehow change the values of the stone to the holder now being immortal, or death proof AND they completely disregard what Dumbledore himself says in the books and the movies...NO ONE can bring back the dead. Harry did not die...the part of him that was Voldemort died IN him; killed by Voldemort's own curse.
@@Twizzzums Bro, you commented here 11 hrs ago. You like Harry Potter too. lol I knew which stone you meant when you mentioned turning it thrice in hand and on a Harry Potter video....lol No one was seeing your comment as "deep", but you, it seems. I was simply pointing out that you (and others) were incorrect in your understanding of the stone. Just as simple as that. It's not a dick, no need to take it so hard, yeah. Good chats are always good chats. Have a nice day, bro.
I love how snape blocks the curse so they hit the two death eaters next time him and took their wands before he jumped out the window
I always wonder how many people notice that.
That's what the Carrows get for torturing the poor first-years
Laughed out loud when you both had the identical reaction to when Harry said they had to go back and also save Draco from the burning room of requirement. Thanks, you two!
Snape's memories scene gets me every time
I cry every single time I watch it, including this time.
The most heartbreaking moment is snake declaring he loved lily so much he protected harry even when he didn’t realise it. His patronis saves him so many times throughout. My daughter loved this part of the story she to this day carries a badge that says “always” I hope she finds a love like that,
"The most heartbreaking moment is snake declaring he loved lily so much he protected harry even when he didn’t realise it."
Damn, how many people or animals loved Lily? :P
@@Fremen1971 🤣
@@Fremen1971it was her eyes lol
Came to check the comments section before watching to see how much they missed. LOL.
I couldn't watch.
That was the most powerful utterance of "always" that I have ever heard.
i love how they have Lily say it to Harry as well. Really marks the bond that Lily and Snape had as children....despite growing apart as adults.
Think of Harry's death as what we now call a near death experience where a person dies but is brought back from the dead. He saw the afterlife and was able to talk to the dead Dumbledore, but he was given the choice to return to life. The part of Voldemort's soul within Harry died when he died, so he no longer carried even a trace of Voldemort's soul. That could not survive because, if it had, Voldemort could return again. I hope it's clearer to you now that Harry did die but came back to life.
yes but harry did die. harry got the resurrection stone and got revived.
You gotta love the really awkward hug that voldemort gives Draco. It wasn't actually in the script that he hugged them, But ralph feines wanted to make it really awkward because he thought it was funny.
That ugly thing under the bench at the train station was the horcrux , the part of Voldemort's soul that had latched onto Harry.
in the book- he doesn't break the Elder Wand- he uses it to repair his wand- the one Hermione broke in Part 1... he reburied it with Dumbledore.
Han Shot First, and Harry Reburied the Wand. Truth. :)
There are only 3 movie scenes that make me tear up as a grown man. Click, because he realizes what sacrificing time with his family has resulted in. The Last Samurai, because the sacrifices made by the samurai in order to prove a point and stand on what they believed in as men. And the Snape reveal in this movie because it shows the incredible sacrifices he made out of love for Lily and in order to protect Harry. As a man there are a lot of sacrifices you make in life for the betterment of yourself, and for the good of your friends and family....thats why all 3 of those movies hit me hard, for different reasons but, similar themes
Draco never wanted Harry to be dead... If you remember, in the Malfoys manor, he didn’t say it was Harry as he obviously recognized him. He saved his life at this point. And his mother also saved Harry when she said he was dead as she knew he wasn’t. She did it to save her son and in the hope Voldemort would be killed.
Very nice journey, thanks ❤
Rowling released an update/article about where they all ended up... Harry and Ron became Aurors, but Ron left the Department after a few years and helped George manage the Weasley joke shop. Harry become Head of the Aurors Department... Hermione becomes Head of Magical Law Department, but we discover in 'The Cursed Child' she ultimately becomes Minister of Magic. Neville marries Hannah Abbot (a Dumbledore's Army member- in all the books, but not the films)- she manages the Leaky Caldron and Neville takes over teaching Herbology at Hogwarts. Luna marries the grandson of Newt Scamander (the main star of the prequel movies). Ginny, besides marrying Harry, plays professional Quidditch and becomes a sportswriter for the Daily Prophet.
The stone that came out of the snitch was the resurrection stone.
This!
Goblin want a sword because it's legendary artifact made by goblins.... It's priceless to goblins.
so the sword had nothing to do with Harry not dying. the sword is capable of killing horcruxes and that's why it was able to kill Nagini. if you remember back in the forest when he found the sword in the lake they used it to destroy the locket. it has magic capable of destroying horcruxes, similar to the basilisk fang.
as for why Harry didn't die, it's a little confusing but it all has to do with the 4th book/movie. when Voldemort was revived in the graveyard with Harry's blood, he unknowingly caused his own demise. essentially, to paraphrase, Voldemort taking Harry's blood inside himself caused Lily's protection to go into himself as well. this essentially turned Harry into a "positive horcrux" of sorts, meaning that as long as Voldemort was alive, Harry couldn't actually die. when Harry is telling Dumbledore what happened there is a brief moment where Harry sees a glimmer of hope in his eyes and that's due to the fact that Dumbledore now knows Harry doesn't have to die anymore. up until that point he was operating under the assumption that regrettably Harry had to die for the greater good but Voldemort unknowingly created a loophole.
the key to all of it was keeping him in the dark though. he had to go willingly, expecting to die and not put up a fight otherwise it would not have worked. that's why Harry just stood there and accepted it. additionally, there is a little scene in the book that isn't shown here but when Harry "dies" he casts the same protective charm that his mother gave him, over everyone. so Voldemort's spells would be unable to hurt anyone anymore.
hopefully that helps clear things up as to why he didn't die!
Is this your interpretation or is it canon? I've seen the movies multiple times and read the books once (many years ago) and didn't get this from any. It would be the best clarification I've seen if canon.
@@mortimerbrewster3671 it’s canon. jk rowling confirmed it herself :)
@@tylercanale2655 I'm going to have to go back and reread the books. JK did a fantastic job of creating so many little details for consistency but, sometimes, blink and you miss it.
@@mortimerbrewster3671 i think at chapter 34 or 35 of the final book (when harry is at the train station talking to dumbledore) there is also a brief mention of him saying how voldemort did his own undoing by taking lily’s sacrifice into himself. but yeah in a FAQ rowling explained exactly how harry managed to live the forest encounter
31:10 when Voldemort "Killed" Harry, all he did was destroy the horocrux he himself created that lived within Harry, which he saw under the bench like a demon baby, lol. He nodded his head when Draco's mom asked if Draco was alive so she would knoe the curse once again didnt work and Harry was still alive. At that point, Draco's mom was no longer a follower of Voldemort, but just a mother that loved her son. 33:23 best expression by Asia!
BJ with a Capri Sun caught me off guard. Haven’t had one in decades lol
So. ya know, what to do tomorrow morning.
Must not have kids
40 year old man here, my local take away has a minimum order thats hard to hit ordering solo, i often add 2-3 capri suns for £0.50 each to make up the numbers 🤣
Yes! Perfect timing 😂
Hope you enjoyed the journey thru this much loved series. ❤
I would think you would have a bigger reaction to how Snape was protecting Harry all this time because of Snape' s 💕 for Lilly. Snape' s patronious was the a doe the as his ❤ Lilly's. It was Snape that gave the sword to Harry to destroy the remaining hocrux.
I’m amazed at how many people forget all the information for how the horcruxes work.
Hermione explained in the last one that the blade of the sword had the basilisk venom and that’s how the book was destroyed with the fang.
Dumbledore explains on the playform that the part of Harry that was the horcrux died when Voldemort killed him so Harry wasn’t fully dead just the horcrux part
They don’t remember because they half pay attention then wait forever to watch the next movie and forget everything that had happened before. I’m also quite certain they rather quickly forget ALL the things that subscribers clarify for them.😅
Harry also died, along with the horcrux. He came back to life because he had the resurrection stone given by Dumbledore.
@@yd8104 no that’s not how the resurrection stone works
@@yd8104 Dear, this is massively inaccurate. The Resurrection stone does NOT bring people back to life. Dumbledore made sure to inform Harry and the reader that there is NOTHING that can bring the dead back to life. The stone lets you SEE the dead's spirit with is what Harry went into the woods and did and saw Sirius, Remus, James, and Lilly.
The reason Griphook wanted the sword is because in goblin culture, the sword doesn't belong to the purchaser it belongs to whoever made the sword. Since it was goblin-made, he felt that it belonged to the goblins, not wizards. Many goblin wars were started because of this concept.
Love, love, love, watching Harry Potter reactions! Hope you two are having a great weekend
39:00 nah their kids will have the regular school life but with magic not everyone has life or death quests from the first year like the Harry did
He snapped the elder wand because he knew it carried a price. The person who owns it is a constant target for those seeking power. It goes back to the 3 brothers story. As long as he had it, he was going to be in danger.
In the book, when Voldemort died, nothing special happened. His spell rebounded, and he killed himself. He laid there like he was nothing special, he was just a man. Nothing supernatural or superior about him. I vastly preferred that, it sent a loud and clear message.
When voldemort took harry's blood to resurrect himself, He took the sacrifice. His mother made that protected him from being killed by voldemore into his own body. This meant it was literally impossible for voldemort to actually kill harry.
@Asia and BJ This was a treat, lovely ending and was a treat to see you and BJ fall in love with this and hear your discussion about it
What hurts the most was seeing tonks and lupin. They had JUST married and had a son, after lupin thought he didnt deserve any of it when i thought he deserved it the most.
Welp...I'm glad I took the time to read the comments before watching the video. I've been binge watching these HP reactions, and this is gonna be the first series I don't finish. I had enough trouble getting through the Pt. 1 reaction.
Thank goodness Dumbledore hid the ‘resurrection stone’ in the snitch.😊
22:56 the dual “uh-oh” is perfect
I feel bad knowing how much Asia and B.J. liked the movies, they only got a part of the story, and much of that was wrong. The books really are the best of the two mediums. I wish you guys would take the time and read them. You'd love them.
I love it when he calls him Tom
6:20 So at this point you know that Voldemort has the Elder Wand, Harry has the Invisibility Cloak but who has the Resurrection Stone?
Harry basically had the stone the entire time with the Golden Snitch the stone was inside 💠 of it 💯
@@DiamondDray That was a question for them to figure out.
@@johnnielson4341 They would have seen this movie at least a few days ago so they know already.
@@johnnielson4341 This isn't a live stream, so they have already seen the movie at the time they uploaded the reaction
Yea! Now I can put on the playlist and re-watch the whole series with yall ❤
I just did that today.
in the book- not only did the items in Bellatrix's vault multiply- they burned you- all 3 were covered in welts after- Hermione had to use the Dittany on them (the potion drops she used to mend Ron's arm after it nearly got torn off.
Every few years I watch the Harry Potter series through. It’s kind of a tradition of my own. This time, I actually watched it through with YOU, Asia and BJ. This was a fun way to watch the series again. I do hope you enjoyed it and got something out of it. It really is a world that means a lot to many people.
thoroughly enjoyed watching your reactions to these over the past few days :D cheers.
Many thanks to Asia and BJ! 🪄 David Yates directed, of course.
In one of the scenes cut from this movie, after Harry reveals himself alive, Draco ran to the other side and yelled "HARRY!!!" and threw his wand towards Harry so he could defend himself from Voldemort. I wish it wasn't cut because that was a huge redemption for Draco, especially after Harry saved his life.
The reason Voldemort had to be the one to “kill” Harry is because Dumbledore knew it would kill the Horcrux residing in Harry therefore leaving but one left, Nagini.
Luna never meant Harry any harm, ever. She was quirky but true to herself and a solid ass friend.
The Potter's girl's name id Lily Luna Potter. Luna was friends with Harry and really good friends with Gennie. In one of the books the trio went into Lunas room, and I can't remember if it's a mural or individual pictures, but they were of Harry, Jenny, Ron, Hermione and Nevell and underneath written in pencil is friends.
@@halcromwell9030 I know!! Luna has always been my favorite HP character but especially book Luna.
Amazing movie 🍿 and so happy you 2 watched it!! Love love love these Harry Potter films! They never get old! Take care and looking forward to your next reaction. Love to you both from my mom and I in So. Cal USA 🇺🇸 and love to all! ❤️❤️
Ok…still a few mins to go, but that bloody thing under the bench in the white station was the piece of Voldemort that use to live in Harry. Like I said, the movie did a terrible job of relating the details from the book.
When Voldemort regenerated into his own body…he took Harry’s blood to do it. That put the protection from Lilly into both of them. He could not kill Harry because of that.
But he could kill that piece of himself.
There are sooooo many details left out of the films.
In book 4…when Harry tells Dumbledore that Voldemort took his blood to make his new body…Dumbledore had a flash of triumph in his eye knowing that by doing so…Voldemort basically killed himself with that move.
The details go on and on.
I have read all the books probably more then 20 times each. Not much I don’t know or understand
Harry is the Master of Death- he had all three Hallows- the cloak had been in his family for centuries, the stone was in the snitch- Dumbledore put it there- taking it from the ring he found and tried on- poisoning his hand- leading to his death- the ring/stone was a horcrux (it was a heirloom from Voldemort's mother's family, the Gaunts- as was the locket)... then the Elder Wand- Draco disarmed Dumbledore- he was the new Master of it, until Harry disarmed him at Malfoy Manor- right before Dobby died...Having them kept him alive when Voldemort 'killed' him.
You will learn more about Dumbledore’s past in the Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them films which are Harry Potter prequels
Honestly I for one don't have the same excitement for FB as I had for HP.
Voldemort only killed the part of his soul that was him
30:44 Well, he was dead for a moment in order to break the connection with Voldemort. The creature under the bench represented that part of Voldemort's soul attached to Harry when his mother was killed.
Nagini is the snake and that was a horcrux as well, the Sword of Gryffindor when Harry in his second year killed the bacillus. The bacillus Venom basically combined with the sword to make it stronger and that's why it's able to destroy horcruxes. Because the bacillus Venom is very toxic.
Draco's mom covering for Harry because she loves her son. He confirmed that her son was alive.
23:36 Snape wanted the last thing he did to be to look Harry's eyes, because that way he would look at Lily one last time before he die!
So as far as the Sword of Gryffindor, its Goblin made and "only imbibes that which makes it stronger". Harry was able to kill the basilisk with it, they theorize it took in basilisk venom. Also, the snake, being a horcrux, wasn't easily destroyed, which is why the spells bounced off of it.
The big Final Battle. Has some great moments, all in all a good wrap up to the series.
The fact that he was shocked at the Platform number at the end, tells me all I need to know..
"Platform nine and three fourths" 😂😂😂
Everytime y'all say Voldemort it sounds like y'all are saying Baltimore LOL i love the HP movies so glad you enjoyed them :)))
Dumbledore was brilliant. He just didn’t tell what he knew ….entirely.
He had to wait until Harry was separated from Voldy to tell him.
with pieces missing that were in the book some backstory details are missing. Neville shares a birth date with Harry and could fulfill the prophecy. He used the Sword of Gryffindor which had basilisk blood in it to kill the snake. In a way, Neville fulfilled the prophecy
When voldermot killed harry at the forrest, he accidently killed the horcorx inside him. So harry lived because of that. After that, the snake was the last one.
Funny how one person has survived that curse twice. The first time Voldemort ended up accidentally making him a horcrux and the second time was killing the horcrux. Harry better realize that if it happens again, he will die.
Snape is the greatest character in the whole series. His story and role is the most complex and arguably important.
And now to pick apart the atrocious ending.
The Elder Wand was indeed Harry’s…but he didn’t break it.
He put it back in Dumbledore’s tomb. He used it to repair his Phoenix wand that Hermione broke leaving Goddric’s Hallow.
Sorry for ruining your comment section but these movies really upset the HP purists.
There was nothing gained by changing the parts they did.
Stupid Hollywood writers trying to improve on something that didn’t need fixing
Loved your reaction to this series...so sad that it's over!
Harry did die for a short bit and he was in another dimension with Dumbledore. Remember the ugly bloody miniature Voldemort under the bench, that was the part of Baltimore that was in Herring and it died and stayed in the other heavenly dimension and Harry came back to his body.
Such an emotional ending after following the series from the beginning. It was amazing to grow with the characters. 💕
The bravest man, the true hero of the entire series, books and movies was Severus Snape. Alan Rickman, who portrayed the character, was about to quit the series, but J.K. Rowling revealed the truth about Snape, so he kept going.
DANG.... yall needed to watch these closer together 🤗🫣😭❤️
Just like you and I 🤭
The shriveled up body under the bench was the part of Valdemort that died when Harry died. The resurrection stone enabled Harry to come back.
The Snape reveal makes me cry every time. Everything he did for Harry behind the scenes.😂
Well...he didn't do it FOR Harry. Make no doubt, he truly despised Harry.
I don't know if you all got lost in what's happening at the end when Harry is defeated by Voldie .. He was knocked out. Why he didn't die .. Cause the Elder Wand won't kill its owner . Let me explain.
Draco Disarms Dumbliedore in The Half Blood Prince.. Making the wand . ( The Elder Wand ) No longer Dumbledores although the wand didn't change hands till Voldie took it from Dumbledore's grave .. Still the wand wasn't earned by Voldie .
Draco was disarmed by Harry in Deathly Hallows 1. Making The Elder Wand Harrry's .. So when Voldie used the Killing Curse on Harry it killed the piece of Voldemort that was ATTACHED to Harry's soul. So Harry is no longer a Horecrux. That's what was under the bench in the between world was Voldies portion of his soul.. It was on the verge of death.
I know it's kinda explained in the movie ..But Never hurts to clarify ..
According to JK Rowling the author of Harry Potter, Harry and Ron decided to not finish school and instead became Aurors (dark wizard catchers like Mad Eye Moody) at the Ministry of Magic. After several years Ron retires from his job at the Ministry and went to work with George Weasley at the joke shop to help him out. Harry eventually became Head of Auror Office and Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement.
Hermione did go back to Hogwarts after the Battle to finish school and graduated. At one point she went to look for her parents and returned their memories. Later after she graduated she started working at the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures and the Department of Magical Law Enforcement at the Ministry of Magic and helped to create laws to protect and improve the lives of sentient magical creatures like house elves, goblins and centaurs to name a few. Much later Hermione eventually became Minister of Magic.
Neville Longbottom became the new Herbology professor at Hogwarts and marries the Hufflepuff student Hannah Abbott who is the grandchild of the owner of The Leaky Cauldron.
Luna became a Magizoologist and married Newt Scamander's (the fictional author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find) grandson, Rolf Scamander. Together they travel the world looking for rare magical beasts.
Professor McGonagall became the new Hogwarts headmistress.
Before Ginny married Harry she became a professional Quidditch player. After she retired she started writing sports articles for the Daily Prophet wizarding newspaper.
Harry and Ginny had three kids together. If I recall the names right, the eldest son was named James Sirius. The second born is Albus Severus. And the youngest child is Lily Luna. Harry is the godfather to Remus and Tonks' son, Teddy Lupin and made sure he was well provided for.
Ron and Hermione's children is Rose and Hugo.
Draco's child is Scorpius Malfoy. Lucius Malfoy again got away scot free with his crimes as a Deatheater like he did after the first war when Harry was a baby where he convinced the Ministry that he was forced to do what he did. Draco got a job at the Ministry and remained on friendly and respectful terms with Harry after the Battle of Hogwarts.
Umbridge was sent to Azkaban for her crimes.
Hagrid remained a professor at Hogwarts but never married.
George Weasley married Angelina Johnson who had been Fred Weasley's date for the Yule Ball in Goblet of Fire.
Harry and Dudly remained on friendly terms and stayed in touch with each other to the point that they even would send each other Christmas cards every year.
Harry, Ron and Hermione in time were each later featured on Chocolate Frog Cards.
There are more stories like that that can be read in the Wizarding World website and also found in documentaries with JK Rowling where she goes into family tree details after the Battle of Hogwarts.
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In regards of Harry Potter snapping the most powerful wand ever, I’d do the same.
After all, who wants to have all the power in the world?
Who cares about unlimited power?
Why have all that, when you have life, friends and family?
Simple as that.
Besides you would always be looking over your shoulder looking for those who would hurt or kill you for it.
In the book, he used the Elder Wand to fix his own wand and then put it back in Dumbledore's grave/tomb
@@DJLawrence Although that is a poetic ending the safest course of action was to destroy it. Too many people had knowledge that Voldy had the Elder Wand. The story of the Three Brothers illustrates the strife it created and if it slipped out that the Elder Wand was once again buried with Dumbledore trouble would eventually ensue.
@@ronweber1402 I'm mixed, both endings make sense. But then...for such a wand to be broken in half makes it seem very..... counter to what centuries of its legend/usage built it up to be
I've never been this early and I am so excited. I have been waiting for this reaction.
Full circle. In the beginning, Hagrid was carrying baby Harry, and in the end, Hagrid thinks he's carrying a dead Harry.
Dumbledore, Voldemort, and Snape!
The Three most Powerful Wizards in this series.
I love your hoodie Asia is that in merch?! If so im getting one when my taxes come plus joining Patreon
I love Luna, she is weird but very wise.
They said during an interview with Alan Rickman he said during the filming Rowling pulled him aside and told him about Snape dying and about him and Lilly. Alan was the only one to know what was really going to happen. She said he told him about it so that he could best depict Snapes character. To give the character the depth for the movie.
The owner of the Elder Wand was always meeting some gruesome fate. Absolute power corrupts absolutely etc. Harry was the one owner of the wand not consumed by hubris. By throwing it away he saved himself a lot of trouble.
31:00 The Horcrux.died when Voldemort did the killing curse . When Harry was in his scene with Dumbledore, that shrivelled creature under the seat was Voldemort's soul. So Harry survived because Voldemort killed the horcrux.
Harry nodded saying Draco was alive to let Narcissa (Draco's mom) know he was OK. Narcissa here then lied to Voldemort because she cared about her child and this was a way to help Harry. When you read the books, you will learn what is called a 'life debt'.
41:50 "that guy" who killed the snake is Neville Longbottom. You know the one who was the forgetful and clumsy one that wss bullied all the time. So it was significatnt it was him that the.sword presented itself to before Voldemort brought Harry's body back to Hogwarts. The sword presented itself because Neville was a worthy Gryffindor, juat like Harry in the 2nd movie (Chamber of Secrets). The sword also has magical defensive powers as well, which is why Neville only was sort of knocked out and not outright killed when he took that direct blast.
42:50 the goblin wanted the sword because it was goblin made. It was made by his kin. It wasn't about the importance of the horcruxes, but simply his people created it. To him it was a pricelss artifact.
43:28 Harry does use the Elder Wand for a spell. That is inside the books. I won't spoil the book for you there, but will give you the urge to read it, he does use it before destroying it. But for good cause.
When he headed to the forest he had the resurrection stone and if you remember the snitch saying open at the close meaning his death will be open to resurrection after death
RIP Michael Gambon, always our Dumbledore.
Snape saying “always” makes me ugly cry every time. You finally understand why he did what he did the whole series and his love for Lily and even Harry. A rewatch is a must.
I watched all these movies at midnight back when they came out in theaters and the “Not my daughter you bitch!” line everyone exploded cheering and screaming for Molly killing Bellatrix lol. It was incredible. One of my favorite parts.
Snape’s character in the end becomes the most shocking because it’s one you least expect. It had to be tormenting for him to pretend as if he hated Harry when he actually loved him because he loved his mother. All to fulfill a prophecy to destroy “the Dark Lord”. The lesson: sacrifice 🖤
The reason why the sword of Gryffindor was needed is because, like the basilisk fang Ron and Hermoine acquired, it was steeped in basilisk venom, which can destroy horcruxes.
it's been awhile since i made a comment, but i got harry's wand as a 9 function remote control. it's so cool to throw spells at the tv that really work! lol
Harry had the Resurrection Stone, so when he dropped it in the forest & turned it "thrice in hand" and it saved his life when Voldemort hit him with the Avada Kedavra curse in the forest, it actually killed the Horcrux inside of Harry. Voldemort actually killed a part of himself. That nasty little beast under the bench in the train station (Heaven) was the dying Horcrux that had been inside Harry it was just left there to die.
I love watching Harry Potter reactions and you guys gave me one of the best Asia your reaction to certain things is hilarious but on point. Same for him he got sad when dobby die and I k ow how glue felt haha
There is also a prequel to Harry Potter. Fantastic Beasts with a young Dumbledore.
I loved watching this again through someone’s else’s eyes. It’s nearly as good as seeing it for the first time.
I wish I could wipe my memories of the books and read them all again for the first time.
Can’t wait for the series, I’m hoping they get good actors, hope they don’t make it too childish and that they fit in all the great stuff they had to leave out of the movies.
There’s so much in the books that the movies left out.
It’s actually a great book series to adapt into a tv show.
And it also has an ending which means they can plot it out better.
I guess the only negative would be that we essentially know what’s going to happen.