I much prefer the ending of Harry Potter voldemort just dies slumps over dead no huge fan fair or spectacular death. it was meant to show that in the end he was just a normal person and dies like everyone else. and meant to show that evil can be just as human as the rest of us
Chris la due I always thought that the movie ending was like: "look what we can do with 3D filming!! 😃" and voldemort just dieing normal was too boring for them 😞. Totaly agree that a "Boring" death would be so much better.
#10 Every student, teacher, and death eater at Hogwarts saw him die, and for proof they can literally just rip out the memory and throw it on the big screen.
Cody Rhodes in the books everyone did, but harry was the only one there in the movie, plus the way he died in the movie looks an awful lot like how his first "death" in godrics hollow is described. although the memory thing and veritaserum have always been big questions for me, like why is there so many wrongful convictions and things when they literally have a foolproof method of lie detection
Pensieve can be fooled with altered memories so its not an effective lie detector. May be veritaserum can also be fooled, or something which restricts its use.
dragonbane44 I have to assume veritaserum has some sort of restriction like that, otherwise why wouldn't people be lining up to try and use it to prove their innocence yknow? It would be nice if it was actually explained though
Got the following from google search. Supposedly, it used to be on JK Rowling's website: "Veritaserum works best upon the unsuspecting, the vulnerable and those insufficiently skilled (in one way or another) to protect themselves against it. Barty Crouch had been attacked before the potion was given to him and was still very groggy, otherwise he could have employed a range of measures against the Potion - he might have sealed his own throat and faked a declaration of innocence, transformed the Potion into something else before it touched his lips, or employed Occlumency against its effects. In other words, just like every other kind of magic within the books, Veritaserum is not infallible. As some wizards can prevent themselves being affected, and others cannot, it is an unfair and unreliable tool to use at a trial."
Well for the purposes of Government officials, basically anyone who knows about The Prophecy knows that Voldemort will never let Harry live, so Harry's continued life after a close encounter of the Voldy kind even if no one else saw the duel would be pretty good evidence for our noseless friend's demise. Once the Ministry has claimed he's dead, that's pretty much that. The fact that voldemort already "died" once, you're always gonna have people that think he's still out there somewhere, there's not much you can do about those people.
yeah, but she still kissed her TWIN BROTHER, Han would still have that conversation, and the whole leia, Luke, Han dynamic would be pretty awkward, her intentions do not matter. It's like saying the relationship in old boy was fine because he didn't know he was fucking his daughter, just on a smaller scale.
Kissing someone to spite someone else isn't really close to an actual relationship in terms of awkwardness for that scene. Dudes right it makes no sense for people to be so hung over it.
A 3 second closed mouth kiss doesn't exactly compare to that. He pissed her off. She kissed Luke in spite. End of story. Han's not exactly the type to get hung up on those small details. He got the girl. That's all he cares about. The more awkward thing is that talk with Lando about selling him out and why he's wearing his clothes now lol.
And for those who don't know, there are families that kiss on the lips. Doesn't matter what you think of it, it happens. And if it can happen on earth, it sure as hell can happen without countless races and species and planets and whatnot. When people can have sex with clones and robots and tentacle monsters and telepaths, kissing your brother on the lips is completely nothing.
In the Deathly Hallows book, Voldemort does not disintegrate, but instead is killed with his body intact. That one was poor choice on the screenwriters' part
Danii Iba They awkwardly walk outside of the skyscraper after all the surrounding buildings finally stop falling and the cops arrive and are just like "Dafuq bruh" and arrest them
Triggly Puff Don't forget that the Narrator just shot himself in the fucking face, there's footage throughout that building of him basically kicking his own ass, Tyler's influenced reached well into the police force and probably higher...There's waaaay more awkward shit waiting to happen after the film ended
+Danii Iba The ending the book finished with him in an asylum for the criminally insane thankful that he's finally over with that part of his life and he can finally achieve some peace of mind until he walks past an orderly that calls him sir prompting him to realize that Tyler Durdens influence lives on ideologically through others. A much more chilling end than watching skyscrapes fall to a Pixie's tune:P
Superman has killed Zod in the comics, hell Christopher Reeves version murdered a powerless Zod and laughed it off. Why do people keep saying its unlike Superman to kill...
Oh Adam. You missed the easiest one: "The Usual Suspects" The whole movie (and I mean the WHOLE movie) is predicated on Kaiser Sosay killing anyone who has ever seen his face. WELL HE JUST GOT PHOTOGRAPHED IN A POLICE LINEUP. Yeah, he walks out of the police station and is driven away just before the cops realize they let him get away but so what! They know what he looks like now. Whatever state the police station was in can have the entire state police looking within 30 minutes. The FBI and ATF can be on site in 24 hours. There is nowhere in the world for him to hide now. WTF?!?
Why would you thing Bonie would give away the boy oriented toys just cause they're not intended for girls? Girls toys generally suck and a lot of little girls actually prefer playing with boy toys. Plus they made shorts that take place after that movie and it shows she still has all of them. To her they're not boys toys and girls toys they're just HER toys.
Because she'll grow older either way and no real human keeps all their toys their whole life. The premise of the movies was to constantly kick the inevitable can down the road a bit further rather than dealing with the fundamental nature of objects.
promontorium "no real human keeps all their toys their whole life." (Looks around the room to see a bunch of Transformers everywhere) FINALLY SOMEONE ACCEPTS THAT I'M NOT A REAL HUMAN! =D
I entirely agree, that whole assumption that she'd give away the boy toys first is bollocks. My nephews play with trains and cars and things, but they also play with the toy kitchen and dolls my sister had when she was young, and they're 5 and 8 years old. Kids just don't give a shit about whether toys are intended for boys or girls, they'll play with any toys.
JordanMillward1 Well boys typically tend to care more about that stuff that girls do but that's only if you tech them from a young age that pink toys are for girls. If they never learn to think that way then you're right, they really won't give a shit. It's more likely for girls to play with boy toys than the other way around because even if they know about the gender bias their only options are barbies, baby dolls, and other really sexist things. Of course girls are going to want to play with boy toys because there's a lot more variety in the stuff that's made for boys. On that same note, it took Hasbro 30 years to actually make a toy of Arcee because she's a pink and white female Transformer that back in the 80's when the character was first introduced Hasbro thought would never sell in a boy's toy line. I now own one. I think this is largely due to the large fan community online who have been asking for YEARS to get a G1 Arcee toy and they finally caved.
I actually have all of my toys from when I was a kid so... I am not a real human. I should had belived my gf when she told me I am not a human, I am actually a s*x machine.
Rob Morris I always wondered why veritaserum wasn't used more in the series, it would solve so many problems. Wrongly arrest Sirius? One dose of veritaserum and suddenly an innocent man doesn't spend the entirety of the remainder of his life believed as an insane murderer
Ted Pabst The reason why the serum wasn't used that much is that it's hard to make and takes a long time. At the end of book 5 Snape tells Umbridge exactly how long it would take I just don't remember.
Ah, but was he lying to buy the others time to get to the Ministry of Magic? If Umbridge didn't know enough about potions, she'd believe anything, since he's the potions master.
That's true he could be lying but usually when you are stalling for time you use truth because it is the easiest thing to grab onto. Although admittedly he was also using the length of time to make the serum as a stall in of itself. But, it is the only part of the book (therefore in cannon) I remember how long it takes to make the serum being mentioned aka the most accurate estimate we have even if not completely certifiably accurate. This would be a question for J.K. herself. I can try tweeting her see if she responds. I can look it up in Pottermore as well to see if it is in there somewhere. Is there an in cannon potions book? I'll look and see if there is such a book and it should be there if such a book exists.
6:50 boy-oriented? when i was a little girl i played with dolls, action figures, army men, dinosaurs, etc and i didn't give ANY of them away. when i got in high school and figured id have to grow up, i didn't divide them like you said, i gave all of them away to my little cousin. Love your videos guys, but not sure where you're getting your facts from, whatculture
That still dosn't change the fact those toys are marketed to and ment to be played with by boys. That dosn't mean girls can't play with and enjoy them as well of course.
but in the context whatculture mentioned that, we weren't talking about marketing woody and his friends -- it was about bonnie, a child who loves playing with toys regardless of what she was suppose to be doing. Like, okay, you can say that call of duty is marketed towards teen boys and young men, but that doesnt stop or even effect my 9 year old sister from playing call of duty whenever she's home. so.. do you see what im saying? marketing is cool and all, but it doesnt apply on every single person, there will be exceptions, and one of those is bonnie who clearly loves all of her toys regardless of the market strategy
Also there is a movie called "Toy Story That Time Forgot" that answers this question already. She doesn't treat any of her toys differently or favors. She enjoys all of them. She's a successor to Andy.
Adam, you don't seem to understand the difference between murder and kill. What Superman did, was kill Zod, not murder, as he did it in defense of others. Really wish people would understand the difference between murder and kill.
The Harry Potter One is 100% Bullshit. He got the Elder Wand. How the fuck would he get it? Anyway, this list reminds me of WatchMojo and I'm not the first.
trexation How would you probe is the Elder Wand?? Also in the movie he throw the wand away and in the book it returns to Dumbledore Oh and also almost noone knows about the Elder Wand :-\
Well to be fair, Voldemort's been "destroyed" before. Why should people think this was any different than the time he apparently died 18 years ago? The books went as far as describing Voldemort's body falling on the ground as "mundane". Making sure everyone around knew that there was nothing special about Riddle without his Horcruxes, and that it was all over now. The body becoming dust and disappearing? Well he's survived that two times already, I wouldn't be that sure it was the end of him.
That was the main reason I didn't like Man of Steel. Lois called Superman Clark in front of other people so many times. Zod, attacked the Kent's house multiple times. The army literally picked up a spaceship there. Then the people who worked with Clark should've noticed him even the guy who got his truck destroyed should've said something. Hell, Lois found Clark without even seeing Superman.
I took that as part of the faith in mankind. She didn't call him Clark in front of numerous people. That's mostly when they were alone. In front of others, she called him nothing and then finally named him, though off scene. The army didn't get a ship from there. Zod only came there once. Then the Kent farm damage could easily be explained as the fallout from the fight. Still, unlike the rest of the world, the people of Smallville knew Clark growing up. He was their classmate, played with their kids, saved their lives left and right. Then, to top it all off, Clark Kent is always considered a hometown hero. They know him. He's not just a stranger that suddenly appeared to him. The people of Smallville actually gave Lois the run around. She just pieced together enough info from the people he met in his travels to know she's on the right track. They deflected and didn't answer anything until he approached her himself. She even says she didn't expect them to tell her anything, but knew if she kept asking questions around there, he'd show up sooner or later. The most glaring hint the military got is, at the end, when he downed the drone that was following him. He said he grew up in Kansas. That and, he also told them he'd been there for 30 years. Coming from a small town community myself, don't underestimate how quick, and how easy, they'll come together to protect one of their own from "outsiders".
And also -- you don't just stop recognizing someone because they put glasses on. Superman is photographed non-stop...but nobody at the NEWSPAPER where he WORKS ever goes, "Uuuuuh, wait a minute..." It's like the people in Gotham who never figure out Batman is Bruce Wayne. Who else would have the resources for all of his tech? And at the end of Nolan's trilogy, Batman and Bruce both "die" at the same time and no one makes the connection? I HAVE VALID QUESTIONS.
babserella2778 Nah, you looking at it wrong. You're looking at the complete picture. Everyone else doesn't have that complete picture. In the case of Superman, he suddenly announces himself to the world, says he's here to help. Says his name is Kal-El. The average person in that world has no concept of the full range of his abilities. He's so busy saving the day locally and around the world. They just don't expect him to even *have* a secret identity. Even if someone recognizes the resemblance, his mannerisms as Clark act as another layer of disguise. Superman has x-ray vision. You wouldn't think he'd need glasses. Superman reveals his entire face. You wouldn't think he'd have the need to hide. They'd just chalk it up to him just looking like him, sort of like celebrity look alikes. You can see a celeb casually going down the street. Maybe they're in your town just passing through, but, because you expect them to have an entourage, or never be in a place like that, you just pass them by. In Batman's case, even in the movies, they show how people figure it out, all the time. He just silences them one way or another. No super hero's secret identity is actually a full on secret. They have a circle of trust. There are others that know their identities and help them perpetrate them. They're unsung heroes. As for Bruce and Clark dying the same day as heroes, you have to consider that those are events where a *lot* of people died. A lot of people died trying to take back Gotham. Bruce is the prince of Gotham, that's why his case was reported. Clark is one of many to die during the Doomsday attack, but he was only largely reported by the Daily Planet. They've evolved the concept of secret identities pretty well over the year.
Artoria Pendragon what do you mean explain it? There's really not a lot to explain. If you mean when Lois went to Pete, she went to him already asking about the bus going off the bridge. If she knows about that, and she *is* an investigative reporter... then she can very easily know the names of the kids on the bus, hence her coming to Pete to begin with. That expression Pete gave her as soon as she mentioned it was that knowing look, as if he was used to it. He told her nothing. She's seen Clark. So she knows he's not a she. There were more girls than boys on the bus and she only needed to look at a yearbook to match a name to the face. Not to mention the local paper archives at the library would also have an article on it. Pete obviously knew about Clark. He's a minor character in the movies, but there's a reason he was the one comforting Martha at the end of BvS. Pete Ross is Clark Kent's best friend growing up. They even had him on Smallville. In one of the flashbacks, after the bus incident, he helps him up from the bullies, wordlessly. Not only is that his friend, but he knows how easy it would be for him to deal with them if he wanted, not to mention glad he didn't piss him off too much when he was the bully lol. Still, not hard to get the name and go ask Martha. Martha also told her nothing. If you meant during the fight, Pete and Clark gave each other that look and he started fighting a bit harder and momentarily took the upper hand. But yeah. Like it's said in the movie, they told her nothing. Still, she had enough info and put together enough pieces of the puzzle to know she was in the right place. So she kept asking questions until he showed up.
Umm... Superman "murdered" Zod in Superman 2 as well. What... was dropping him off the cliff, after he lost his powers making him unable to fly, not "murder" as well? At least Lois knew who Superman was and wasn't so stupid that she let a pair of glasses fool her into thinking he's a different person altogether. MOS isn't perfect but neither are any of those flawed Superman movies from back in the day. They're actually worse... spinning the world backwards which also reverses time and memory erasing kisses. Yeah... MOS wins plus it's much more fun to watch.
There is a scene showing Zod and the others being arrested by police but IIRC it was cut from the theatrical release and only put in for VHS much later, or something similar. That said, haven't seen MOS, so I can't comment either way lol.
I thought it odd that Marty's parents never commented on remembering someone from the 50s who *looked and acted exactly like Marty and knew about his childhood* when he was a teenager in the 80s in the altered timeline.
I have thought the same thing. Why don't his parents recognize him as the guy that helped George but only remember Biff as being the reason why they are together. Why not Marty? Unless it's like Griffin says to Agent J in MIB 3 "Once Boris loses his arm K won't know you were here". And when J meets K at the Cafe K doesn't remember doesn't remember J being there in 1969 with him. Could be the same with Marty and his parents. But I have always wondered why his parents didn't recognize him when he grew up.
#7, Neither Leia _nor Luke_ knew at the time. In fact, Leia didn't find out until that emotional scene the night before they attack, which was why it was so emotional. It's awkward for about 5 minutes, tops.
+ Lone Wolf You are like one of those dumb Batman fans that think they've won an argument by only using one stupid reason. "Uh, because he's Batman, ha! I win! You lose ha!, Ha! I win because I gave this one stupid reason because I'm too dumb to come up with a logical explanation, so I win".
omega4491 Awww how cute a person who thinks his mean comments actually hurts people, how's the basement tiny I think South Park made fun of someone like you in that Warcraft episode.... that burn bitch
omega4491 and I'm not doing it to be an a-hole I'm just tryin to joke around if someone took it seriously and thinks I really do wanna end an argument like that I don't but like I said I'm just trying to be a smart-ass
I totally HATED their puzzling decision to have Harry and Voldy battle outside with no one watching! Part of what made the final showdown so exciting in the books is that all of Harry's loved ones and fellow students/teachers got to witness Harry's triumph and Voldemort's demise! Also, that awesome moment where it's dead silent then hundreds of people explode into joy all at once as it hits them that he's REALLY dead!
the problem with The Last Stand, is that it ruined for comics lovers the "Phoenix Saga" story, for someone like me who didn't read the comics before, I think it is decent enough, of course there are some big plot flaws, but as a non-comics fan, I didn't thought it was sh*t
Well without reading the comics you can still tell it is far inferior to the first 2 xmen films. Not the worst movie in the world but not really one worth mentioning.
+Bleak Future he has a right to his own oppinion! and like I said, source material a side, it wasn't that bad, I don't blame you for feeling this way, I've watched other movies based on source materials that I loved and didn't like how they treat it
Tolyngee well to be fair it was mostly faithful. the 2nd movie didnt show a few things from the book but it wasnt that important. the big change is harry's final clash with voldemort after his supossed death. they really fight it out in the movie while in the book they circle each other while talking and they only attack each other once. the other big change are the death scenes of bellatrix and nagini. basically the same as voldemort's death
I liked the ending for the second movie, as it makes sense for Voldemort to crumble like that (remember, he was using a body that was essentially created out of magic). But that's just my opinion.
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Re: Hit Girl - She moved into her father's friend's home at the end of Kick-Ass. Do you not think that her foster father wouldn't have taught her all the things you mentioned?
most of these are just forced... y cant Han Solo be cool about knowing Luke-Leia are bother-sister and the kiss meant nothing.. Marty kissed his mom in BTTF and it too meant nothing.. there r plenty of 12-15 year olds making their way in this world alone.. Adjustment Bureau.. how can u assume that they cant make it work.. even if they dont.. they go their separate ways.. big deal.. Harry Potter.. seriously..
He's sitting in a public park playing chess with no disguise. If we're to believe the ending of Last Stand, it makes no sense that he was captured at the end of the first movie. The circumstances are pretty much the same, especially since that bridge was the only way off the island.
Magneto was never arrested in the first place though. He got shot and then we don't see him again, is it that hard to believe that he just ran away and wasn't captured?
A truth potion doesn't work like that. It doesn't create evidence. Harry obviously would think Voldemort was dead, but who could prove that he wasn't just ghostified again like what happened when he first tried to kill Harry? All the truth potion would do would be make Harry say "I killed him", but it would still not create any evidence.
Mordirit well since the hoarcruxes are gone... I guess they would kind of know that he's not ghostified again... So i think accordingly... A truth potion would be enough uk...
sleazzzzzdope, that was my thought, which brings up an interesting question. Why wasn't it used before in this manner for all the other doubts over the years. They could have looked at his memories of Voldemort returning, Doby's use of magic that he was blamed for, the Dementor attack, Petigrew's confession, etc....
Alternate ending by the book ending. What happened after Voldy dropped dead? So Voldemort's dead body lays there, mouth open, dead, still with the look of "Oh crap, NO!!!" on his face. There would have been the question on what to do with Voldemort's dead corps. After people got done kicking it and spitting on it, it probably would have been burned on a pyre outside school grounds, along with a few other of the dead bodies. There would have been a big crowd around to see it, to let it assure them that the Dark Lord was truly dead. Then Harry would have walked over to the fire and held up the Elder Wand and the crowd would have gasp! Someone yells, "No! Harry!" Ron runs up to Harry and says, "Harry, that's the Elder Wand, the most powerful wand in the world. It's yours, with that wand you could be invincible!" Harry looks at it and smiles, turning it around in his hand, and then Harry tosses the most powerful wand in existence into the blaze! They watch it for a few seconds then look at each other. The three friends join hands and walk off the hill as the huge fire burns so much evil behind them. They are silhouetted by the glow of the fire at their back and the orange light of the rising Sun in front of them. There's no sound but the crackle of the fire and the gravel under their feet as they walk away. The End.
There are people in the archways watching harry vs voldemort in the film. If you look as the elder wand twirls across to harry + nevile can see courtyard
This isn't an awkward moment after a movie thing, It's for a cartoon. What will Dipper and Mabel tell their parents when they ask what the twins did over the summer. "We were nearly murdered multiplier times and Grunkle Stan actually has a twin brother who was lost in different dimensions for 30 years" probably won't cut it.
I was surprised by how good the Dwayne Johnson film Faster was. At the end though, what does the main character have going for him? More prison? Gunned down by the police? There's simply is no 'happy ending' for him.
Han is already running through that entire scenario in his head -- it's written all over his face! A moment of great non-verbal acting by Harrison Ford right there.
Walter Shmitty explain magneto being allowed to walk free and not imprisoned or executed. He had already broken out of a high security prison, destroyed a city and killed thousands. But the authorities let him go free cause he tells them he's lost his powers and promises never to be naughty again?
If he's on the run from the Authorities, sitting in a park playing chess in the middle of the day would be one of the dumbest things to do. His face would be plastered everywhere in the media warning the entire world about him. So either he was let go soon after destroying a city, killing thousands or is on the run sitting happily in the middle of a park in the middle of city playing chess where not one person recognises him and there are no CCTV. Either explanation is dumb and does not work.
Wait, so why wouldn't people believe that Harry killed Voldemort? Just because it's a "your word against mine" type of situation where a death eater or just some wizard would immediately say that someone else killed him or that he's still alive since there was no body? Everyone knows how Bellatrix died but I Guess that isn't enough proof to know how Neville killed Nagini
Warrior - Despite Tom Hardy's character (Tommy Riordan) reuniting with his brother after their fight he'll still be going directly into military prison for going AWOL,ruining the family reunion
In Kick Ass, Hit-Girl (12 yo) after escaping from prison and killing mafia boss, she left the country and she is hunting bad guys. Comic ends with Hit-Girl how she found new Kick Ass (first Kick Ass found girlfriend and quit his hero job).
If they somehow acquire the memories of the new world, they will either A. Layer all these new memories over their old ones, potentially driving them insane, or at least seriously psychologically damaged. or B. Replace all their old memories, and thus forget why or what they ever accomplished by time travelling in the first place.
Interesting theory! That's what they did in "Frequency" (film, not TV show). Main character changes the past, so the new memories suddenly wash over him all at once in a giant flood. That has got to be WEIRD -- having two sets of memories for the same time span.
I remember hearing that Leia being Luke's sister was a last minute decision when making return of the jedi. Thats why she kissed luke in episode 5 and why vader never sensed the Force in her
10 - Yeah, this one is kind of messed up. 9 - I think Magneto was never caught after he lost his powers, not that he was let go. 8 - Well, Mindy did say she has $3,000,000 in a suitcase, and probably can get a lot more from other criminals she takes out. She's also proven to be very smart to and knowledgable. As for an eventual job, she could be a martial artist instructor or something. 7 - OMG, what if something "happened" between Luke and Leia before they rescued Han from Jabba and Kylo Ren is actually Luke's son. Don't forget, Luke and Leia did think the love they felt for each other was romantic before they realized it was sibling. This might explain why Ren is so messed up. Yikes. 6 - No comment. 5 - Well, love at first sight DOES happen. 4 - The people might be too afraid to expose Superman's identity. Or just plain grateful that they don't say anything. 3 - It can be assumed that since her mother works at the daycare, she would probably just bring the toys there. 2 - Well, there are ways to get rid of a body without it being traced to you. It's not easy, but many movie characters have done it. 1 - Well, Voldemort disappearing and leaving only his robes behind and a pile of ashes would be a good indicator. And like you said, Harry could just drink a Truth potion and give a public statement.
About the superman one, Everyone knows he's superman but no one is going to say shit out of fear that they might piss him off. I mean would you say anything when the guy can throw tanks around? Hell no! LOL
While avoiding spoilers . . . I have to say that the lawsuit against the Homestead Corporation in Passengers would be awkward. There would be lawyers in response to the message that gets sent out, lawyers in response to the arrival, there would be long lapses in between hearings, but the lawyers would be scrambling to take the case anyway, because they typically get 40 - 60% of the settlement.
Agreed. For Adjustment Bureau, for example, I only saw it once, but I distinctly remember them having very real chemistry and drawn to each other before knowing the truth. She even helped with his speech and he was willing to blow off something important to be with her a bit longer. The point was they were actually destined to be together until a plan was changed, but their connection was so strong that, despite everything, they're still drawn together. The intense experience, in this case, was trying to tear them apart. It's not what brought them together, like in Speed. So that logic doesn't apply. For Man of Steel, I already took away that the town of Smallville was working with Clark and sort of unsung heroes. Yeah, it sucks. They took a lot of damage to the town, but this is the guy that had been saving them, left and right, without asking for anything in return. They went to school with this guy, or saw him playing with their friends and such. Not to mention, Clark is always considered a hometown hero anyway. They didn't even give Lois any real info. She'd just pieced together enough before getting there. They actually gave her the run around and deflected until Clark approached her himself. She kinda even says as much, saying it didn't matter because if she poked around enough, she knew he'd turn up. For Potter, in the movie version, they'd still have no reason to doubt Harry because they want to believe Voldermort never returned to begin with. Not to mention the war stopping, freely speaking his name without consequence, and stuff like that. Harry also took the elder wand. It's not like old noseless would just let that happen. I think the Leia kissing Luke thing would, honestly, be a bit more funny. People act like that's such a big deal. It wasn't a sexual kiss. It was, obviously, even closed mouth. They just hung on it for a bit. It was done to make him jealous. Han is, obviously, also not the type to get caught up in things like that. A more awkward thing would be "Yo... Lando... did you *really* sell me out to Vader just over a bet man?! And why are you wearing my clothes?!?"
Any spells and and enchantments that Voldemort had on any people or things would disappear, and not to mention the the lack of "mysterious disappearances"
Of course, because like the TITLE indicated, this is a list of things that must've happened AFTER the movie. IF these were things that happened later--say during another movie- -it would be a list of sequels. Lol
During Harry and Voldemort's final battle, if you pause the scene in the wide shots with both of them on either side of the screen you can see some people standing far of in the backgrounds around the courtyard watching the battle. And when the camera pans up after Voldemort deteriorates you can see Neville standing in the doorway behind Harry.
One thing I found horrible about Deathly Hallows part 2 was the change of the setting in which Voldemort and Harry dueled. It just didn't feel epic enough for me knowing no one actually saw that...or the fact that Harry never got his super cool "speech" type thing
"interrogating a conquering hero is one hell of an awkward moment" Yeah, but as a counter-argument to 'loads of people publicly doubting 'that very same hero'... yeah that's a whole lot less awkward'
Esther Hulst the movies stopped making complete sense when they made Goblet. I remember thinking through the whole movie “No! They skipped that! This next thing can’t happen if he didn’t do that. But it happened! That doesn’t make sense. This is bullshit. HE DIDN’T DO THAT! THAT’S NOT MY DUMBLEDORE!” and being totally pissed by the end. I think that was actually the last one I saw in theatre. Not spending that much money if they butchered the source material. I’ll wait till I can watch at home and bitch to my leisure
Did they ever even imply Magneto was caught at the end of the last stand? I just remember him running off when everybody took off when phoenix freaked out
The Talented Mr. Ripley already had experience getting rid of dead bodies at sea... the implication is that he dumped it in the sea under cover of night. If he weighed it down, no one will ever find it. But even if he didn't, the coast guard wouldn't find it until the next day at the earliest, more likely several days. Would they still be able to identify it, and know how it ended up floating in the Mediterranean?
Back to the Future 2 should've been called Back to the Past... also, if Marty traveled forward in time... wouldn't he have simply been a missing person case, and not been around to get married and have kids???
Not gonna lie, I imagine the 'Han talking to Leia about Hoth' thing to be a lot less awkward and more 'Hey, you remember that time you made out with your brother' followed by Han laughing a lot.
IMO Magneto Ending can be explained if there's more screen time. maybe day after the war, the government can't find any trace of mutant from Magneto thus makes him nothing more than harmless fragile elder. to avoid more mutants controversy they decided to treat Magneto and his brotherhood with care rather than bloody revenge, try to extinguish mutants hatred with human compassion. thus Magneto end up in nursing home, symbolic he now life in compassion from humanity he hated soo much.
Nah. It's actually much simpler than that. He got up and ran away, disappearing in the confusion from the chaos of Jean getting killed. It was obvious he wasn't weakened from getting injected. That was all just a show to trigger Jean. He acted like he was dying, which, to someone like him, losing his powers *is* like death. Still, we see that panic on his face when "Phoenix" takes over and he starts getting up to leave. This is Magneto. This guy is no stranger to being on the run and laying low. The guy escaped Nazi Germany, after all, and from inside a concentration camp no less. He also has absolutely no reason to make himself known since the defense he's relied upon his entire life is now gone. It's even established in the movies how hard it is for the government to find him. They only had him in X2 because he was still pretty weakened from Rogue draining him, the explosion, his forces beat and all that. In X3, they were still discussing how they couldn't find him, right as he's about to free Mystique. He just escaped lol.
Good theory. But, wouldn't the whole world know what Eric would look like by now? I'm fairly sure that there must have been some cameras rolling at the time of the bridge being destroyed, or any other time. Idk. It doesn't matter now. The whole thing has been rebooted "in universe" a few times already. Then again, that's pretty much typical xmen.
moe diggity You guys are getting way too hung up on that. You act like people commit stuff like that to memory. Girls can make themselves look completely different with some simple makeup to the point that you can't believe it's the same person. If someone showed you a picture of a celebrity and their spouse. Then, a week or two later, just showed you a different picture of the spouse, without the celebrity, 9/10 you would recognize them. Not to mention Magneto is considered nothing more than a terrorist, an extremely dangerous one at that. Do you really think the government would cause mass panic by telling the public he's currently disappeared? They probably reported him dead. Only the X-Men, or what was left of them, knew he had been depowered. There's like so many different explanations that don't need you to add on to the information given. People just keep reading stories like that, or watching movies like that and stuff, and just think from their perspective and all of the information they've been given. You have to look at it from the limited perspective of the characters involved. There's countless pictures online of people thinking they see a celeb and taking a picture only for it to be some random person. They see the celeb because they were looking for it. The reasons would take longer to explain than I care to do right now, but it's a real thing and a trick of the brain. Unless there was someone specifically looking for him, there's very little chance of him getting spotted.
Magneto was never re-captured after this battle, so they didn't have to let him go. The problem is that he was not caught because he's not wearing any sort of disguise, and I'm sure he's on some most-wanted lists.
And that is one of the main reasons book readers were upset about Voldemort's death in the movie, i mean visually it was stunning but it did lack the finality provided in the books. The in-movie-universe implications that could come from the way Voldemort died here are huge. Factor in that outside of the Golden Trio, Dumbledore, Regulus Black, Slughorn, and Voldy himself no one else in the wizarding world knew about the Horcruxes. So for all they know Voldemort could return again later down the line, because i'm pretty sure it's mentioned in the books that Voldemort's body was destroyed the first time he tried to kill Harry, so in the universe of the films there's no way to know for certain he is truly gone this time either. I mean i love the films for what they are, flaws and all but they honestly could've done allot better. I also don't believe for one second that J.K. Rowling was as involved in the movie adaptations as they claim she was as J.K. Rowling has said that Goblet of Fire only ended up as long as it was because she had accidentally created a huge plot-hole that would've effected the rest of the books and decided to go back and fix it and so rather than start from scratch. I doubt anyone who would go to those lengths to fix a plot-hole would allow the major cuts the directors made without creating a substitute for it.
actually marty would eventually have altered memories as well. initially the memories would be superimposed but in the end he'll simply have the new timeline's memories. like in flashpoint.
In the books, Harry defeats Voldemort in the Great Hall in front of everybody and everyone goes crazy with joy, rather than in the courtyard in front of no one.
Wait what? Marty doesn't need to adjust because we know EXACTLY what happens next. He goes to the future. The opening scene of Back To The Future 2 is the end scene of Back To The Future 1. Then 3 happens right after 2. So if anything the ending to #3 is the awkward moment, so much more has happened to him at that point.
Actually regardless of which way voldemort died there's a HUGE problem that's never addressed... the power vacuum. Unlike the first wizarding war, the second time Voldemort had succeeded in taking over the government and as such many of his followers went from being mere soldiers hiding in the shadows, to positions of power and prestige. So when voldemort died, regardless of witnesses, the real war was about to begin as his underlings, some of which quite powerful and influencial, would have almost immeadiately began filling the void left by voldemort. When voldemort dies the wizarding government is totally in voldemorts control and he's painstakenly weeded out most if not all resistance and killed them. As such The whole notion that the war just...ends ... after voldemorts death is unbelievable. Some of his most powerful sevrvants would have likely had a back up plan should voldemort have been defeated to take control for themselves. This would have quickly devolved into splinter factions vying to control the government, wizard society falling apart at the seems without functioning governance, and savage retribution against anyone on team harry. Harry would be cast by many groups, both for and against voldemort, as an instigator and the cause behind hundreds of deaths, many of which being children. They would tell the people that potter was working with voldemort all along that he and the dark lord worked in tandem to sow as much chaos and distrust among wizarding kind as possible only for harry to eventually betray his dark mentor and attempt to claim power for himself. Eentually former pro voldemort followers would retain most of the power they gained in the war and very quickly harry would become public enemy number one as he's scape goated as a means to heal the divide, he becomes a common enemy of both the people and the dark lord. This would have made a fascinating continuation of harry potter.
That awkward moment that starts just as "The Graduate" ends when both characters simulatneously realize what they've done, and that they are probably not gonna last as a couple... (not that it probably wasn't the right thing for the girl to decide NOT to marry that guy her parents had basically chosen for her, but I do find it funny the way even the movie seems to acknowledge that the two of them don't know what to do next by having both their smiles fade away at the exact same time)
That awkward moment at the end of Return of the Jedi when the Ewoks eat the Storm-troopers they defeated at an all you can eat barbecue.
Purefoldnz That's a good one. They were going to BBQ the heroes, weren't they? Why wouldn't they eat the leftovers of the battle!?
Wow, I thought I was the only one who noticed that.
That would be savage & so hilarious, someone has to make parody of that like HISHE.
I much prefer the ending of Harry Potter voldemort just dies slumps over dead no huge fan fair or spectacular death. it was meant to show that in the end he was just a normal person and dies like everyone else. and meant to show that evil can be just as human as the rest of us
Chris la due
I always thought that the movie ending was like: "look what we can do with 3D filming!! 😃" and voldemort just dieing normal was too boring for them 😞.
Totaly agree that a "Boring" death would be so much better.
Chris la due I completely agree. I also think it was so much better to do it where everyone was watching because Harry looked a shit ton cooler
Never go full Watchmojo
CØSMO DiNN lol
CØSMO DiNN I don't get it
Celestia Ludenberg tropic thunder reference
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CØSMO DiNN I love you. wm alwaya get their facts wrong tho. dudes got the date of the Alamo wrong.
Nah mate the most awkward thing in Harry Potter was when Voldemort hugged Draco. I cringe every time I see it
Draco Malfoy is daddy af yea especially because it wasn't scripted lol
That's Y the books r so much better - u've read them right?
I'll tell you what's more cringe. This guy butchering Han Solo's name
The last few seconds of The Graduate definitely imply some awkward moments ahead.
#10
Every student, teacher, and death eater at Hogwarts saw him die, and for proof they can literally just rip out the memory and throw it on the big screen.
Cody Rhodes in the books everyone did, but harry was the only one there in the movie, plus the way he died in the movie looks an awful lot like how his first "death" in godrics hollow is described. although the memory thing and veritaserum have always been big questions for me, like why is there so many wrongful convictions and things when they literally have a foolproof method of lie detection
Pensieve can be fooled with altered memories so its not an effective lie detector. May be veritaserum can also be fooled, or something which restricts its use.
dragonbane44 I have to assume veritaserum has some sort of restriction like that, otherwise why wouldn't people be lining up to try and use it to prove their innocence yknow? It would be nice if it was actually explained though
Got the following from google search. Supposedly, it used to be on JK Rowling's website:
"Veritaserum works best upon the unsuspecting, the vulnerable and those insufficiently skilled (in one way or another) to protect themselves against it. Barty Crouch had been attacked before the potion was given to him and was still very groggy, otherwise he could have employed a range of measures against the Potion - he might have sealed his own throat and faked a declaration of innocence, transformed the Potion into something else before it touched his lips, or employed Occlumency against its effects. In other words, just like every other kind of magic within the books, Veritaserum is not infallible. As some wizards can prevent themselves being affected, and others cannot, it is an unfair and unreliable tool to use at a trial."
Well for the purposes of Government officials, basically anyone who knows about The Prophecy knows that Voldemort will never let Harry live, so Harry's continued life after a close encounter of the Voldy kind even if no one else saw the duel would be pretty good evidence for our noseless friend's demise. Once the Ministry has claimed he's dead, that's pretty much that. The fact that voldemort already "died" once, you're always gonna have people that think he's still out there somewhere, there's not much you can do about those people.
36 years and people still claim to be confused about 'that kiss.' Leia is trying to make Han jealous, the answer is in the scene for everyone to see.
yeah, but she still kissed her TWIN BROTHER, Han would still have that conversation, and the whole leia, Luke, Han dynamic would be pretty awkward, her intentions do not matter. It's like saying the relationship in old boy was fine because he didn't know he was fucking his daughter, just on a smaller scale.
Kissing someone to spite someone else isn't really close to an actual relationship in terms of awkwardness for that scene. Dudes right it makes no sense for people to be so hung over it.
A 3 second closed mouth kiss doesn't exactly compare to that. He pissed her off. She kissed Luke in spite. End of story. Han's not exactly the type to get hung up on those small details. He got the girl. That's all he cares about. The more awkward thing is that talk with Lando about selling him out and why he's wearing his clothes now lol.
And for those who don't know, there are families that kiss on the lips. Doesn't matter what you think of it, it happens. And if it can happen on earth, it sure as hell can happen without countless races and species and planets and whatnot. When people can have sex with clones and robots and tentacle monsters and telepaths, kissing your brother on the lips is completely nothing.
Tolyngee
Of course it's not a kid's franchise. No one could subject children to Jar Jar and remain free.
In the Deathly Hallows book, Voldemort does not disintegrate, but instead is killed with his body intact. That one was poor choice on the screenwriters' part
If you would have listened properly, Adam mentioned that in the video.
the issue is addressed .... however the narrator spoke that fast I didn't hear it the first time :)
i think i would of preferred the book ending, i think the tension of their little talk would of had me on the edge of my seat
Fight Club would have an awkward moment or two after the ending I think xD
haha..yeah.😈
MrHEC381991 HAHAHAHA
Danii Iba They awkwardly walk outside of the skyscraper after all the surrounding buildings finally stop falling and the cops arrive and are just like "Dafuq bruh" and arrest them
Triggly Puff Don't forget that the Narrator just shot himself in the fucking face, there's footage throughout that building of him basically kicking his own ass, Tyler's influenced reached well into the police force and probably higher...There's waaaay more awkward shit waiting to happen after the film ended
+Danii Iba
The ending the book finished with him in an asylum for the criminally insane thankful that he's finally over with that part of his life and he can finally achieve some peace of mind until he walks past an orderly that calls him sir prompting him to realize that Tyler Durdens influence lives on ideologically through others.
A much more chilling end than watching skyscrapes fall to a Pixie's tune:P
Superman has killed Zod in the comics, hell Christopher Reeves version murdered a powerless Zod and laughed it off. Why do people keep saying its unlike Superman to kill...
Just fricking hypocrites!
Gamaliel Rios because they’re uneducated in the Comic Book world
Oh Adam. You missed the easiest one: "The Usual Suspects" The whole movie (and I mean the WHOLE movie) is predicated on Kaiser Sosay killing anyone who has ever seen his face. WELL HE JUST GOT PHOTOGRAPHED IN A POLICE LINEUP. Yeah, he walks out of the police station and is driven away just before the cops realize they let him get away but so what! They know what he looks like now. Whatever state the police station was in can have the entire state police looking within 30 minutes. The FBI and ATF can be on site in 24 hours. There is nowhere in the world for him to hide now. WTF?!?
can already see Episode 8. Kylo Ren confronts Luke, is like "I killed my father" and Luke is like "No. *I* am your father."
Why would you thing Bonie would give away the boy oriented toys just cause they're not intended for girls? Girls toys generally suck and a lot of little girls actually prefer playing with boy toys. Plus they made shorts that take place after that movie and it shows she still has all of them. To her they're not boys toys and girls toys they're just HER toys.
Because she'll grow older either way and no real human keeps all their toys their whole life. The premise of the movies was to constantly kick the inevitable can down the road a bit further rather than dealing with the fundamental nature of objects.
promontorium "no real human keeps all their toys their whole life." (Looks around the room to see a bunch of Transformers everywhere) FINALLY SOMEONE ACCEPTS THAT I'M NOT A REAL HUMAN! =D
I entirely agree, that whole assumption that she'd give away the boy toys first is bollocks. My nephews play with trains and cars and things, but they also play with the toy kitchen and dolls my sister had when she was young, and they're 5 and 8 years old. Kids just don't give a shit about whether toys are intended for boys or girls, they'll play with any toys.
JordanMillward1 Well boys typically tend to care more about that stuff that girls do but that's only if you tech them from a young age that pink toys are for girls. If they never learn to think that way then you're right, they really won't give a shit.
It's more likely for girls to play with boy toys than the other way around because even if they know about the gender bias their only options are barbies, baby dolls, and other really sexist things. Of course girls are going to want to play with boy toys because there's a lot more variety in the stuff that's made for boys.
On that same note, it took Hasbro 30 years to actually make a toy of Arcee because she's a pink and white female Transformer that back in the 80's when the character was first introduced Hasbro thought would never sell in a boy's toy line. I now own one. I think this is largely due to the large fan community online who have been asking for YEARS to get a G1 Arcee toy and they finally caved.
I actually have all of my toys from when I was a kid so... I am not a real human. I should had belived my gf when she told me I am not a human, I am actually a s*x machine.
"They f*** in front of EVERYONE."-WhatCulture 2016
Adam 2016 to be specific
wolfdoesgaming 1987-Gaming and more! That was so funny xD loloolol
They do not fuck in front of everyone. All they did was kiss.
All superman had to do was kiss everyone in town. Instant amnesia!
Simply to have done, Harry would take the veritas serum down in one gulp, look at the doubters and say, "Ask".
Rob Morris I always wondered why veritaserum wasn't used more in the series, it would solve so many problems. Wrongly arrest Sirius? One dose of veritaserum and suddenly an innocent man doesn't spend the entirety of the remainder of his life believed as an insane murderer
Sirius wasn't given a trial, but Dumbledore still gave evidence that he was the secret keeper?
Ted Pabst The reason why the serum wasn't used that much is that it's hard to make and takes a long time. At the end of book 5 Snape tells Umbridge exactly how long it would take I just don't remember.
Ah, but was he lying to buy the others time to get to the Ministry of Magic? If Umbridge didn't know enough about potions, she'd believe anything, since he's the potions master.
That's true he could be lying but usually when you are stalling for time you use truth because it is the easiest thing to grab onto. Although admittedly he was also using the length of time to make the serum as a stall in of itself. But, it is the only part of the book (therefore in cannon) I remember how long it takes to make the serum being mentioned aka the most accurate estimate we have even if not completely certifiably accurate. This would be a question for J.K. herself. I can try tweeting her see if she responds. I can look it up in Pottermore as well to see if it is in there somewhere. Is there an in cannon potions book? I'll look and see if there is such a book and it should be there if such a book exists.
RIP Princess Leia...
Hazel Deerbaker Carrie fisher and Debbie Reynolds
Princess Leia isn't dead just the actor who played her.
6:50 boy-oriented? when i was a little girl i played with dolls, action figures, army men, dinosaurs, etc and i didn't give ANY of them away. when i got in high school and figured id have to grow up, i didn't divide them like you said, i gave all of them away to my little cousin. Love your videos guys, but not sure where you're getting your facts from, whatculture
That still dosn't change the fact those toys are marketed to and ment to be played with by boys. That dosn't mean girls can't play with and enjoy them as well of course.
but in the context whatculture mentioned that, we weren't talking about marketing woody and his friends -- it was about bonnie, a child who loves playing with toys regardless of what she was suppose to be doing. Like, okay, you can say that call of duty is marketed towards teen boys and young men, but that doesnt stop or even effect my 9 year old sister from playing call of duty whenever she's home. so.. do you see what im saying? marketing is cool and all, but it doesnt apply on every single person, there will be exceptions, and one of those is bonnie who clearly loves all of her toys regardless of the market strategy
Also there is a movie called "Toy Story That Time Forgot" that answers this question already. She doesn't treat any of her toys differently or favors. She enjoys all of them. She's a successor to Andy.
Leanne Of Legends COD for teens and young men? WHAT I know like 50 yr old men that play COD I'm more of a BF guy myself
1 girl in a world of billion disagrees therefore their opinion is wrong.
Have you heard that Carrie Fisher had a heart attack yesterday and is in a critical condition
Annoying Nerd Yeah I heard about that earlier
I hate 2016
She's stable now actually
TheMythicalManiac glad to hear that
Hope she makes a full recovery.
Adam, you don't seem to understand the difference between murder and kill. What Superman did, was kill Zod, not murder, as he did it in defense of others. Really wish people would understand the difference between murder and kill.
The Harry Potter One is 100% Bullshit. He got the Elder Wand. How the fuck would he get it?
Anyway, this list reminds me of WatchMojo and I'm not the first.
trexation How would you probe is the Elder Wand??
Also in the movie he throw the wand away and in the book it returns to Dumbledore
Oh and also almost noone knows about the Elder Wand :-\
Well to be fair, Voldemort's been "destroyed" before. Why should people think this was any different than the time he apparently died 18 years ago?
The books went as far as describing Voldemort's body falling on the ground as "mundane". Making sure everyone around knew that there was nothing special about Riddle without his Horcruxes, and that it was all over now.
The body becoming dust and disappearing? Well he's survived that two times already, I wouldn't be that sure it was the end of him.
Mordirit Yeah dumb choice from the movie no better proof than:
Look here is the dead body!!
trexation Didn't he throw the elder wand away in the film?
trexation He broke the wand, if I remember right, deciding that no wizard should have a wand that powerful.
That was the main reason I didn't like Man of Steel. Lois called Superman Clark in front of other people so many times. Zod, attacked the Kent's house multiple times. The army literally picked up a spaceship there. Then the people who worked with Clark should've noticed him even the guy who got his truck destroyed should've said something. Hell, Lois found Clark without even seeing Superman.
I took that as part of the faith in mankind. She didn't call him Clark in front of numerous people. That's mostly when they were alone. In front of others, she called him nothing and then finally named him, though off scene. The army didn't get a ship from there. Zod only came there once. Then the Kent farm damage could easily be explained as the fallout from the fight.
Still, unlike the rest of the world, the people of Smallville knew Clark growing up. He was their classmate, played with their kids, saved their lives left and right. Then, to top it all off, Clark Kent is always considered a hometown hero. They know him. He's not just a stranger that suddenly appeared to him. The people of Smallville actually gave Lois the run around. She just pieced together enough info from the people he met in his travels to know she's on the right track. They deflected and didn't answer anything until he approached her himself. She even says she didn't expect them to tell her anything, but knew if she kept asking questions around there, he'd show up sooner or later.
The most glaring hint the military got is, at the end, when he downed the drone that was following him. He said he grew up in Kansas. That and, he also told them he'd been there for 30 years.
Coming from a small town community myself, don't underestimate how quick, and how easy, they'll come together to protect one of their own from "outsiders".
And also -- you don't just stop recognizing someone because they put glasses on. Superman is photographed non-stop...but nobody at the NEWSPAPER where he WORKS ever goes, "Uuuuuh, wait a minute..." It's like the people in Gotham who never figure out Batman is Bruce Wayne. Who else would have the resources for all of his tech? And at the end of Nolan's trilogy, Batman and Bruce both "die" at the same time and no one makes the connection? I HAVE VALID QUESTIONS.
babserella2778
Nah, you looking at it wrong. You're looking at the complete picture. Everyone else doesn't have that complete picture.
In the case of Superman, he suddenly announces himself to the world, says he's here to help. Says his name is Kal-El. The average person in that world has no concept of the full range of his abilities. He's so busy saving the day locally and around the world. They just don't expect him to even *have* a secret identity. Even if someone recognizes the resemblance, his mannerisms as Clark act as another layer of disguise. Superman has x-ray vision. You wouldn't think he'd need glasses. Superman reveals his entire face. You wouldn't think he'd have the need to hide. They'd just chalk it up to him just looking like him, sort of like celebrity look alikes. You can see a celeb casually going down the street. Maybe they're in your town just passing through, but, because you expect them to have an entourage, or never be in a place like that, you just pass them by.
In Batman's case, even in the movies, they show how people figure it out, all the time. He just silences them one way or another. No super hero's secret identity is actually a full on secret. They have a circle of trust. There are others that know their identities and help them perpetrate them. They're unsung heroes.
As for Bruce and Clark dying the same day as heroes, you have to consider that those are events where a *lot* of people died. A lot of people died trying to take back Gotham. Bruce is the prince of Gotham, that's why his case was reported. Clark is one of many to die during the Doomsday attack, but he was only largely reported by the Daily Planet. They've evolved the concept of secret identities pretty well over the year.
Theinen84 and explain the restaurant scene
Artoria Pendragon
what do you mean explain it? There's really not a lot to explain. If you mean when Lois went to Pete, she went to him already asking about the bus going off the bridge. If she knows about that, and she *is* an investigative reporter... then she can very easily know the names of the kids on the bus, hence her coming to Pete to begin with.
That expression Pete gave her as soon as she mentioned it was that knowing look, as if he was used to it. He told her nothing. She's seen Clark. So she knows he's not a she. There were more girls than boys on the bus and she only needed to look at a yearbook to match a name to the face. Not to mention the local paper archives at the library would also have an article on it. Pete obviously knew about Clark. He's a minor character in the movies, but there's a reason he was the one comforting Martha at the end of BvS. Pete Ross is Clark Kent's best friend growing up. They even had him on Smallville. In one of the flashbacks, after the bus incident, he helps him up from the bullies, wordlessly. Not only is that his friend, but he knows how easy it would be for him to deal with them if he wanted, not to mention glad he didn't piss him off too much when he was the bully lol.
Still, not hard to get the name and go ask Martha. Martha also told her nothing. If you meant during the fight, Pete and Clark gave each other that look and he started fighting a bit harder and momentarily took the upper hand. But yeah. Like it's said in the movie, they told her nothing. Still, she had enough info and put together enough pieces of the puzzle to know she was in the right place. So she kept asking questions until he showed up.
Umm... Superman "murdered" Zod in Superman 2 as well. What... was dropping him off the cliff, after he lost his powers making him unable to fly, not "murder" as well? At least Lois knew who Superman was and wasn't so stupid that she let a pair of glasses fool her into thinking he's a different person altogether. MOS isn't perfect but neither are any of those flawed Superman movies from back in the day. They're actually worse... spinning the world backwards which also reverses time and memory erasing kisses. Yeah... MOS wins plus it's much more fun to watch.
There is a scene showing Zod and the others being arrested by police but IIRC it was cut from the theatrical release and only put in for VHS much later, or something similar.
That said, haven't seen MOS, so I can't comment either way lol.
I thought it odd that Marty's parents never commented on remembering someone from the 50s who *looked and acted exactly like Marty and knew about his childhood* when he was a teenager in the 80s in the altered timeline.
That should of be something to be noted.
I have thought the same thing. Why don't his parents recognize him as the guy that helped George but only remember Biff as being the reason why they are together. Why not Marty? Unless it's like Griffin says to Agent J in MIB 3 "Once Boris loses his arm K won't know you were here". And when J meets K at the Cafe K doesn't remember doesn't remember J being there in 1969 with him. Could be the same with Marty and his parents. But I have always wondered why his parents didn't recognize him when he grew up.
#7, Neither Leia _nor Luke_ knew at the time. In fact, Leia didn't find out until that emotional scene the night before they attack, which was why it was so emotional. It's awkward for about 5 minutes, tops.
Adam don't question Magneto, He's Fucking Magneto if he wanted to walk right out of prison moonwalking he can because he's fucking Magneto
KingFess Its what I do
+ Lone Wolf You are like one of those dumb Batman fans that think they've won an argument by only using one stupid reason. "Uh, because he's Batman, ha! I win! You lose ha!, Ha! I win because I gave this one stupid reason because I'm too dumb to come up with a logical explanation, so I win".
omega4491 Awww how cute a person who thinks his mean comments actually hurts people, how's the basement tiny I think South Park made fun of someone like you in that Warcraft episode.... that burn bitch
omega4491 and I'm not doing it to be an a-hole I'm just tryin to joke around if someone took it seriously and thinks I really do wanna end an argument like that I don't but like I said I'm just trying to be a smart-ass
Or switch universe and be Gandalf instead. In which case he can still do whatever the hell he wants!
The really embarrassing Chat: "You kissed your brother." "I didn't know he was my brother then." "Oh." SO EMBARRASSING.
I totally HATED their puzzling decision to have Harry and Voldy battle outside with no one watching! Part of what made the final showdown so exciting in the books is that all of Harry's loved ones and fellow students/teachers got to witness Harry's triumph and Voldemort's demise! Also, that awesome moment where it's dead silent then hundreds of people explode into joy all at once as it hits them that he's REALLY dead!
I actually found Xmen the last stand decent. It was my first Xmen movie and got me into the series. Though Xmen first class is my favourite.
the problem with The Last Stand, is that it ruined for comics lovers the "Phoenix Saga" story, for someone like me who didn't read the comics before, I think it is decent enough, of course there are some big plot flaws, but as a non-comics fan, I didn't thought it was sh*t
Well without reading the comics you can still tell it is far inferior to the first 2 xmen films. Not the worst movie in the world but not really one worth mentioning.
compared to the first 2, yeah
The Jimmy Dodger alas people like yourself who know nothing about xmen who say you like garbage movies are the reason they keep making them..
+Bleak Future he has a right to his own oppinion! and like I said, source material a side, it wasn't that bad, I don't blame you for feeling this way, I've watched other movies based on source materials that I loved and didn't like how they treat it
For #1 and thats why you should never deviate too much from the original novel
Ghost Dragon what happened in the novel ending?
geromino97 voldemort died like any normal human and he died in front everyone in the great hall so no one could doubt his death in any way
yeah, but people would still doubt it, just look at the people who still think the earth is flat..
Tolyngee well to be fair it was mostly faithful. the 2nd movie didnt show a few things from the book but it wasnt that important.
the big change is harry's final clash with voldemort after his supossed death. they really fight it out in the movie while in the book they circle each other while talking and they only attack each other once. the other big change are the death scenes of bellatrix and nagini. basically the same as voldemort's death
I liked the ending for the second movie, as it makes sense for Voldemort to crumble like that (remember, he was using a body that was essentially created out of magic). But that's just my opinion.
Civil War was pretty awkward. Iron Mans suit was busted which means he must have hitched a lift with Bucky and Cap...
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Re: Hit Girl - She moved into her father's friend's home at the end of Kick-Ass. Do you not think that her foster father wouldn't have taught her all the things you mentioned?
Finally a shoutout to The Adjustment Bureau! Loved that flick.
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most of these are just forced... y cant Han Solo be cool about knowing Luke-Leia are bother-sister and the kiss meant nothing.. Marty kissed his mom in BTTF and it too meant nothing.. there r plenty of 12-15 year olds making their way in this world alone.. Adjustment Bureau.. how can u assume that they cant make it work.. even if they dont.. they go their separate ways.. big deal.. Harry Potter.. seriously..
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Did the govt actually catch mageto at the end of last stand? I assumed he was on the run at the end
He's sitting in a public park playing chess with no disguise. If we're to believe the ending of Last Stand, it makes no sense that he was captured at the end of the first movie. The circumstances are pretty much the same, especially since that bridge was the only way off the island.
that awkward moment in the deathly hollows part 1 when hermoine cuts harry's hair and it grows back the next day
well, Harry's hair always immediately grew back by magic after the Dursleys cut it, so technically, there is no mistake ;)
but it must've been weird cutting it the movies XD
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Magneto was never arrested in the first place though. He got shot and then we don't see him again, is it that hard to believe that he just ran away and wasn't captured?
For the last one you just gave the answer to how to do it at the end.
beilmandulin but it still would be awkward :) i think that's their point
A truth potion doesn't work like that.
It doesn't create evidence.
Harry obviously would think Voldemort was dead, but who could prove that he wasn't just ghostified again like what happened when he first tried to kill Harry? All the truth potion would do would be make Harry say "I killed him", but it would still not create any evidence.
Mordirit well since the hoarcruxes are gone... I guess they would kind of know that he's not ghostified again... So i think accordingly... A truth potion would be enough uk...
They could use the truth potion and maybe review Harry's memories with a pensieve
sleazzzzzdope, that was my thought, which brings up an interesting question. Why wasn't it used before in this manner for all the other doubts over the years. They could have looked at his memories of Voldemort returning, Doby's use of magic that he was blamed for, the Dementor attack, Petigrew's confession, etc....
Who's the Malfoy that's gonna impede Harry's Auror career with the Voldemort Truther Movement?
Alternate ending by the book ending. What happened after Voldy dropped dead?
So Voldemort's dead body lays there, mouth open, dead, still with the look of "Oh crap, NO!!!" on his face. There would have been the question on what to do with Voldemort's dead corps. After people got done kicking it and spitting on it, it probably would have been burned on a pyre outside school grounds, along with a few other of the dead bodies. There would have been a big crowd around to see it, to let it assure them that the Dark Lord was truly dead. Then Harry would have walked over to the fire and held up the Elder Wand and the crowd would have gasp! Someone yells, "No! Harry!" Ron runs up to Harry and says, "Harry, that's the Elder Wand, the most powerful wand in the world. It's yours, with that wand you could be invincible!" Harry looks at it and smiles, turning it around in his hand, and then Harry tosses the most powerful wand in existence into the blaze! They watch it for a few seconds then look at each other. The three friends join hands and walk off the hill as the huge fire burns so much evil behind them. They are silhouetted by the glow of the fire at their back and the orange light of the rising Sun in front of them. There's no sound but the crackle of the fire and the gravel under their feet as they walk away. The End.
There are people in the archways watching harry vs voldemort in the film. If you look as the elder wand twirls across to harry + nevile can see courtyard
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This isn't an awkward moment after a movie thing, It's for a cartoon. What will Dipper and Mabel tell their parents when they ask what the twins did over the summer. "We were nearly murdered multiplier times and Grunkle Stan actually has a twin brother who was lost in different dimensions for 30 years" probably won't cut it.
I was surprised by how good the Dwayne Johnson film Faster was. At the end though, what does the main character have going for him? More prison? Gunned down by the police? There's simply is no 'happy ending' for him.
Harry would have been able to grab the memory of the final fight with voldy, though. There wouldn't really be any kind of backlash from it.
Han is already running through that entire scenario in his head -- it's written all over his face! A moment of great non-verbal acting by Harrison Ford right there.
All of these can be explained away
Yes, but it will be awkward.
So you are going to explain away that these are not awkward moments? Go on. Do tell.
Walter Shmitty explain magneto being allowed to walk free and not imprisoned or executed. He had already broken out of a high security prison, destroyed a city and killed thousands. But the authorities let him go free cause he tells them he's lost his powers and promises never to be naughty again?
If he's on the run from the Authorities, sitting in a park playing chess in the middle of the day would be one of the dumbest things to do. His face would be plastered everywhere in the media warning the entire world about him.
So either he was let go soon after destroying a city, killing thousands or is on the run sitting happily in the middle of a park in the middle of city playing chess where not one person recognises him and there are no CCTV.
Either explanation is dumb and does not work.
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Since Magneto is (supposedly) harmless now, the authorities might have decided to better keep his escape under wraps.
It's funny that you used a frame from 12 angry men because I just got done watching that movie again lol
I don't think Magneto was set free, I think he just evaded capture altogether.
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Wait, so why wouldn't people believe that Harry killed Voldemort? Just because it's a "your word against mine" type of situation where a death eater or just some wizard would immediately say that someone else killed him or that he's still alive since there was no body?
Everyone knows how Bellatrix died but I Guess that isn't enough proof to know how Neville killed Nagini
Warrior - Despite Tom Hardy's character (Tommy Riordan) reuniting with his brother after their fight he'll still be going directly into military prison for going AWOL,ruining the family reunion
In Kick Ass, Hit-Girl (12 yo) after escaping from prison and killing mafia boss, she left the country and she is hunting bad guys. Comic ends with Hit-Girl how she found new Kick Ass (first Kick Ass found girlfriend and quit his hero job).
The pawns doesn't always go first in chess. Knight from g1 to f3 is semi common first move.
Voldemort didn't die in the cinematic way he did in the movie. He just... died. Therefore, no one would need to sweep him up.
that awkward moment after ELF when Santa needs to get his hat and coat back from walter
"This is a world governed by science, mostly"
Would that it were...
I like to believe that in back to the future that Marty get his new memories like the day after but that just me
yes!! there is no multiple timelines, only one that takes a bit to catch up with all the changes. This would include doc's and marty's memory.
If they somehow acquire the memories of the new world, they will either A. Layer all these new memories over their old ones, potentially driving them insane, or at least seriously psychologically damaged. or B. Replace all their old memories, and thus forget why or what they ever accomplished by time travelling in the first place.
You seem to forget, that this was the next day....
Interesting theory! That's what they did in "Frequency" (film, not TV show). Main character changes the past, so the new memories suddenly wash over him all at once in a giant flood. That has got to be WEIRD -- having two sets of memories for the same time span.
I haven't seen that movie, thanks for the tip
I always figured that magneto had simply avoided capture.
I remember hearing that Leia being Luke's sister was a last minute decision when making return of the jedi. Thats why she kissed luke in episode 5 and why vader never sensed the Force in her
Vader being Luke's father wasn't a thing until midway through making episode 5
I'm glad you mentioned the book difference for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows... was about to make a rant about it.
10 - Yeah, this one is kind of messed up.
9 - I think Magneto was never caught after he lost his powers, not that he was let go.
8 - Well, Mindy did say she has $3,000,000 in a suitcase, and probably can get a lot more from other criminals she takes out. She's also proven to be very smart to and knowledgable. As for an eventual job, she could be a martial artist instructor or something.
7 - OMG, what if something "happened" between Luke and Leia before they rescued Han from Jabba and Kylo Ren is actually Luke's son. Don't forget, Luke and Leia did think the love they felt for each other was romantic before they realized it was sibling. This might explain why Ren is so messed up. Yikes.
6 - No comment.
5 - Well, love at first sight DOES happen.
4 - The people might be too afraid to expose Superman's identity. Or just plain grateful that they don't say anything.
3 - It can be assumed that since her mother works at the daycare, she would probably just bring the toys there.
2 - Well, there are ways to get rid of a body without it being traced to you. It's not easy, but many movie characters have done it.
1 - Well, Voldemort disappearing and leaving only his robes behind and a pile of ashes would be a good indicator. And like you said, Harry could just drink a Truth potion and give a public statement.
The harry potter one in the books is wrong. The movie that means it could happen.
About the superman one, Everyone knows he's superman but no one is going to say shit out of fear that they might piss him off. I mean would you say anything when the guy can throw tanks around? Hell no! LOL
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While avoiding spoilers . . . I have to say that the lawsuit against the Homestead Corporation in Passengers would be awkward. There would be lawyers in response to the message that gets sent out, lawyers in response to the arrival, there would be long lapses in between hearings, but the lawyers would be scrambling to take the case anyway, because they typically get 40 - 60% of the settlement.
Y'all should've done a bit more thinking about these "awkward moments." Because some of them can easily be explained away.
Agreed. For Adjustment Bureau, for example, I only saw it once, but I distinctly remember them having very real chemistry and drawn to each other before knowing the truth. She even helped with his speech and he was willing to blow off something important to be with her a bit longer. The point was they were actually destined to be together until a plan was changed, but their connection was so strong that, despite everything, they're still drawn together. The intense experience, in this case, was trying to tear them apart. It's not what brought them together, like in Speed. So that logic doesn't apply.
For Man of Steel, I already took away that the town of Smallville was working with Clark and sort of unsung heroes. Yeah, it sucks. They took a lot of damage to the town, but this is the guy that had been saving them, left and right, without asking for anything in return. They went to school with this guy, or saw him playing with their friends and such. Not to mention, Clark is always considered a hometown hero anyway. They didn't even give Lois any real info. She'd just pieced together enough before getting there. They actually gave her the run around and deflected until Clark approached her himself. She kinda even says as much, saying it didn't matter because if she poked around enough, she knew he'd turn up.
For Potter, in the movie version, they'd still have no reason to doubt Harry because they want to believe Voldermort never returned to begin with. Not to mention the war stopping, freely speaking his name without consequence, and stuff like that. Harry also took the elder wand. It's not like old noseless would just let that happen.
I think the Leia kissing Luke thing would, honestly, be a bit more funny. People act like that's such a big deal. It wasn't a sexual kiss. It was, obviously, even closed mouth. They just hung on it for a bit. It was done to make him jealous. Han is, obviously, also not the type to get caught up in things like that. A more awkward thing would be "Yo... Lando... did you *really* sell me out to Vader just over a bet man?! And why are you wearing my clothes?!?"
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We know that the adjustment bureau relationship can work because a huge part of the plot was the fact that it an alternate timeline it DID work.
this was great. do a part 2!
Any spells and and enchantments that Voldemort had on any people or things would disappear, and not to mention the the lack of "mysterious disappearances"
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So is this all speculation then? Pretty much 10 theories?
some are more likely to have actually happened though
Of course, because like the TITLE indicated, this is a list of things that must've happened AFTER the movie. IF these were things that happened later--say during another movie- -it would be a list of sequels. Lol
Well, some like the Back to the Future one kinda have to happen the way they described, at least some what.
Harry Potter should have ended with him waking up in the closet under the stairs, still a kid going "Oh, it was just a dream"....
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During Harry and Voldemort's final battle, if you pause the scene in the wide shots with both of them on either side of the screen you can see some people standing far of in the backgrounds around the courtyard watching the battle. And when the camera pans up after Voldemort deteriorates you can see Neville standing in the doorway behind Harry.
I don't know.... seemed like it just all got more complicated, as you described an alternate end for each!
One thing I found horrible about Deathly Hallows part 2 was the change of the setting in which Voldemort and Harry dueled. It just didn't feel epic enough for me knowing no one actually saw that...or the fact that Harry never got his super cool "speech" type thing
"interrogating a conquering hero is one hell of an awkward moment"
Yeah, but as a counter-argument to 'loads of people publicly doubting 'that very same hero'...
yeah that's a whole lot less awkward'
harry potter end should have been closer to the book in the movie a lot of things don't make sense!!! and I mean a lot!!!!
Esther Hulst the movies stopped making complete sense when they made Goblet. I remember thinking through the whole movie “No! They skipped that! This next thing can’t happen if he didn’t do that. But it happened! That doesn’t make sense. This is bullshit. HE DIDN’T DO THAT! THAT’S NOT MY DUMBLEDORE!” and being totally pissed by the end. I think that was actually the last one I saw in theatre. Not spending that much money if they butchered the source material. I’ll wait till I can watch at home and bitch to my leisure
Magneto was not captured at the end of X-Men: The Last Stand. He escaped with the crowd of people while the X-Men were focused of Jean
Did they ever even imply Magneto was caught at the end of the last stand? I just remember him running off when everybody took off when phoenix freaked out
The Talented Mr. Ripley already had experience getting rid of dead bodies at sea... the implication is that he dumped it in the sea under cover of night. If he weighed it down, no one will ever find it. But even if he didn't, the coast guard wouldn't find it until the next day at the earliest, more likely several days. Would they still be able to identify it, and know how it ended up floating in the Mediterranean?
Back to the Future 2 should've been called Back to the Past... also, if Marty traveled forward in time... wouldn't he have simply been a missing person case, and not been around to get married and have kids???
Magneto was never caught at the end of X-men, so he wasn't set free by anyone.
Not gonna lie, I imagine the 'Han talking to Leia about Hoth' thing to be a lot less awkward and more 'Hey, you remember that time you made out with your brother' followed by Han laughing a lot.
IMO Magneto Ending can be explained if there's more screen time.
maybe day after the war, the government can't find any trace of mutant from Magneto thus makes him nothing more than harmless fragile elder.
to avoid more mutants controversy they decided to treat Magneto and his brotherhood with care rather than bloody revenge, try to extinguish mutants hatred with human compassion.
thus Magneto end up in nursing home, symbolic he now life in compassion from humanity he hated soo much.
Mycroft H which would be cool if that was what happened, but we have literally no reason to believe that is other than wanting it to be true
Nah. It's actually much simpler than that.
He got up and ran away, disappearing in the confusion from the chaos of Jean getting killed. It was obvious he wasn't weakened from getting injected. That was all just a show to trigger Jean. He acted like he was dying, which, to someone like him, losing his powers *is* like death. Still, we see that panic on his face when "Phoenix" takes over and he starts getting up to leave.
This is Magneto. This guy is no stranger to being on the run and laying low. The guy escaped Nazi Germany, after all, and from inside a concentration camp no less. He also has absolutely no reason to make himself known since the defense he's relied upon his entire life is now gone. It's even established in the movies how hard it is for the government to find him. They only had him in X2 because he was still pretty weakened from Rogue draining him, the explosion, his forces beat and all that. In X3, they were still discussing how they couldn't find him, right as he's about to free Mystique.
He just escaped lol.
Good theory. But, wouldn't the whole world know what Eric would look like by now? I'm fairly sure that there must have been some cameras rolling at the time of the bridge being destroyed, or any other time.
Idk. It doesn't matter now. The whole thing has been rebooted "in universe" a few times already. Then again, that's pretty much typical xmen.
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You guys are getting way too hung up on that. You act like people commit stuff like that to memory. Girls can make themselves look completely different with some simple makeup to the point that you can't believe it's the same person. If someone showed you a picture of a celebrity and their spouse. Then, a week or two later, just showed you a different picture of the spouse, without the celebrity, 9/10 you would recognize them. Not to mention Magneto is considered nothing more than a terrorist, an extremely dangerous one at that. Do you really think the government would cause mass panic by telling the public he's currently disappeared? They probably reported him dead. Only the X-Men, or what was left of them, knew he had been depowered.
There's like so many different explanations that don't need you to add on to the information given. People just keep reading stories like that, or watching movies like that and stuff, and just think from their perspective and all of the information they've been given. You have to look at it from the limited perspective of the characters involved. There's countless pictures online of people thinking they see a celeb and taking a picture only for it to be some random person. They see the celeb because they were looking for it. The reasons would take longer to explain than I care to do right now, but it's a real thing and a trick of the brain. Unless there was someone specifically looking for him, there's very little chance of him getting spotted.
What happens to Kevin after his parents fucking explode at the end of 'Time Bandits'.
Magneto was never re-captured after this battle, so they didn't have to let him go. The problem is that he was not caught because he's not wearing any sort of disguise, and I'm sure he's on some most-wanted lists.
What about Fight Club and The Graduate? Both movies end in a way that leaves you wondering what the characters will do after.
I'm at 0:36, and hoping Chewie going 'Where's MY medal?' will be part of this list.
And that is one of the main reasons book readers were upset about Voldemort's death in the movie, i mean visually it was stunning but it did lack the finality provided in the books.
The in-movie-universe implications that could come from the way Voldemort died here are huge.
Factor in that outside of the Golden Trio, Dumbledore, Regulus Black, Slughorn, and Voldy himself no one else in the wizarding world knew about the Horcruxes. So for all they know Voldemort could return again later down the line, because i'm pretty sure it's mentioned in the books that Voldemort's body was destroyed the first time he tried to kill Harry, so in the universe of the films there's no way to know for certain he is truly gone this time either.
I mean i love the films for what they are, flaws and all but they honestly could've done allot better. I also don't believe for one second that J.K. Rowling was as involved in the movie adaptations as they claim she was as J.K. Rowling has said that Goblet of Fire only ended up as long as it was because she had accidentally created a huge plot-hole that would've effected the rest of the books and decided to go back and fix it and so rather than start from scratch. I doubt anyone who would go to those lengths to fix a plot-hole would allow the major cuts the directors made without creating a substitute for it.
If you think about it, Marty will now most likely be the bad egg. He went from being the favorite child to the most hated.
actually marty would eventually have altered memories as well. initially the memories would be superimposed but in the end he'll simply have the new timeline's memories. like in flashpoint.
In the books, Harry defeats Voldemort in the Great Hall in front of everybody and everyone goes crazy with joy, rather than in the courtyard in front of no one.
Wait what? Marty doesn't need to adjust because we know EXACTLY what happens next. He goes to the future. The opening scene of Back To The Future 2 is the end scene of Back To The Future 1. Then 3 happens right after 2. So if anything the ending to #3 is the awkward moment, so much more has happened to him at that point.
Actually regardless of which way voldemort died there's a HUGE problem that's never addressed... the power vacuum. Unlike the first wizarding war, the second time Voldemort had succeeded in taking over the government and as such many of his followers went from being mere soldiers hiding in the shadows, to positions of power and prestige. So when voldemort died, regardless of witnesses, the real war was about to begin as his underlings, some of which quite powerful and influencial, would have almost immeadiately began filling the void left by voldemort. When voldemort dies the wizarding government is totally in voldemorts control and he's painstakenly weeded out most if not all resistance and killed them. As such The whole notion that the war just...ends ... after voldemorts death is unbelievable. Some of his most powerful sevrvants would have likely had a back up plan should voldemort have been defeated to take control for themselves. This would have quickly devolved into splinter factions vying to control the government, wizard society falling apart at the seems without functioning governance, and savage retribution against anyone on team harry. Harry would be cast by many groups, both for and against voldemort, as an instigator and the cause behind hundreds of deaths, many of which being children. They would tell the people that potter was working with voldemort all along that he and the dark lord worked in tandem to sow as much chaos and distrust among wizarding kind as possible only for harry to eventually betray his dark mentor and attempt to claim power for himself. Eentually former pro voldemort followers would retain most of the power they gained in the war and very quickly harry would become public enemy number one as he's scape goated as a means to heal the divide, he becomes a common enemy of both the people and the dark lord. This would have made a fascinating continuation of harry potter.
actually, after the credits of back to the future 1, back to the future 2 happens, like it literally ends with the opening of bttf 2
That awkward moment that starts just as "The Graduate" ends when both characters simulatneously realize what they've done, and that they are probably not gonna last as a couple... (not that it probably wasn't the right thing for the girl to decide NOT to marry that guy her parents had basically chosen for her, but I do find it funny the way even the movie seems to acknowledge that the two of them don't know what to do next by having both their smiles fade away at the exact same time)
8:37 *deep breath* IN THE BOOK-
Adam: the book didn't have this issue
Me: okay, I'm fine, I'm cool.