Snape killing Dumbledore always hurts my soul. In the book, Dumbledore’s funeral was incredibly sad. The centaurs from the forest came out to pay their respects as did the underwater creatures who came out from the bottom of the lake
I think you forget that it wasn’t entirely sad. In fact, Harry learned a lot from it. He learned that he was so loved. That basically everyone from the magical world from different countries came to pay their respects. The true tragedy wasn’t his death, but the fact that Harry never knew Dumbledore. He never shared stories of the past with Harry and it alienated Harry a little and sets up Harry’s doubt in Deathly Hallows. The last thing was that the funeral itself was beautiful if I remember, the centaurs shooting arrows in the air, important characters from the past books paying their respects and lastly, Harry having to tell Ginny that they can’t be together then joining Ron and Hermione. The funeral being the catalyst that brought him to the decision to abandon Hogwarts and actively search for the Horcruxes.
A horrible adaptation from the book in all aspects. I was so disappointed leaving the cinema, from my favourite book to my least favourite movie.....blah!
@@paulcurran4786 Yeah, the fact that they rewrote the ending of HBP leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Also the terrible scene where the burn the Burrow down. About the only really good thing they changed was Draco’s struggle and how they gave him more depth and chance to shine.
Fawkes the Phoenix flying away after Dumbledores death is truly heartwrenching. Fawkes was moving on, hogwarts wasn't his home any more without Dumbledore 😢
When Harry used the Sectumsempra spell on Draco, he did not know what it would do. It was a spell he saw in the Half Blood Prince's Potion Book listed "for enemies".
If people didn't pick up on that then that's their own fault. It was clearly shown for long enough that if you were actually paying attention you would know. Dumb people everywhere I swear.
38:01 I think Voldemort expected Draco to fail his mission and Voldemort killing Draco therefore would be punishing Lucius for not retrieving Harry's prophecy. And if Draco should succeed Voldemort wouldn't have to deal with Dumbledore, the probably most powerful wizard alive at that time.
He obviously expected him to fail and was thinking to kill Draco before his parents at the end of the year but it was a nice surprise for him to see Dumbledore actually gone . He was happy to see him gone and didn't care who killed him in the first place
It was a win-win situation for Voldemort: either he would punish Lucius even more for his failure in retrieving the prophecy or he would get rid of Dumbledore, who was the biggest obstacle for him to take over the wizarding world and to get to Harry (since Dumbledore's main priority was to protect Harry from him until he was ready to fight him).
Dont forget about Hagrid's actor Robbie Coltrane. Or Snapes actor Alan Rickman Or Vernon Dursleys actor Richard Griffiths Or Malfoys mother Helen McCrory Or the Minister of Magic Robert Hardy Or the owner of Ollivanders Wand shop, John Hurt Or the magical Knight Bus driver Jimmy Gardner. We also lost two Gringots gobblins, one house elf, the Sorting Hat, one of the ghosts in the castle, two or three of the people in the paintings, one of the kids sitting around professor Slughorns dinner table, one of the death eaters, the pub owner, and the snake lady at godfrieds hollow. And a half dozen more I dont care enough to remember. Many died of age and disease. But among them there were both suicides and homicides. Sad.
One of my favorite things visually about this franchise is that once the world learns that Voldemort is back almost all of the vibrant and bold colors of every scene are drained. As if the world is literally growing darker out of fear of Voldemort. It’s such a great creative touch. Fun Fact: Anna Shaffer who plays Ramilda Vane in this movie went on to play Triss Merigold in The Witcher tv series.
It's weird because visually I don't like all the grey bland colors. But I respect the choice from a storytelling perspective. It also reflects how the world becomes more grey the older and more cynical we get
The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts. The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions. 📖⚗️🧪🪄
Even if Harry didn't bother to look upon the Half-Blood Prince's identity (since he didn't have a reason for that), Hermione did (mostly out of jealousy for someone being better than her at Potions) and she got so close! She suspected that Snape's mother was the Half-Blood Prince, after she concluded that the "Prince" part could be refering to a last name and not a title... and she was completely right!
In the book it seems to me that Hermione thought the handwriting that the notes were in seemed feminine. I took this as an indication that Lilly may have been helping Snape with potions, and that Harry was thus indirectly learning from his mother.
Okay so Fun Fact: in the books Harry does NOT have a decent grade in potions. There were times that even when he did a good job Snape would MAKE Harry get distracted or mess up the finished potion just to fail Harry. In the Fifth year, all student take a general aptitude test, that helps them sort out which career and therefore which classes to take in years 6 & 7. During these aptitude exams Harry realised that without Snape always bothering him and insulting him, he wasn't quite that bad at potions. If he was actually taught by someone willing to teach, he'd actually be above average. Not quite as good as Hemione, but still not failing.
That is true. All it takes is one bad teacher or one that can't really get you for one to not succeed in that class. Snape's classes were dreaded by almost all students, except for Slytherin house (since they were favored). But Gryffindor had it worse, especially the trio and Neville. The lattest was particularly terrible at Potions because of his immense fear of Snape. Even Hermione, who was clearly the best at the class, had her grade undervalued as much as possible by Snape. And the fact that Snape only accepted 6th year students that had top marks on the OWLs also contributed to the little success students had on his classes.
@@rafaelmatos5851 Well to be fair, Harry and Neville were his targets. Ron and Hermione were just not a factor. Except when he calls Hermione out of trying to answer questions and score points, he doesn't really acknowledge her in any way. Neville was just an easy target and Harry is the son of his worst enemy and that grudge is decades old. Yes she was undervalued, but never targeted with any kind of intentional spite like Harry was. As for accepting only the highest in the 6th year....that's kind of a weak point; don't you think?? As the teacher OF Potions, it's HIS right to set the bar high, so that the students are WELL prepared and knowledgeable for the future. You really don't want a student who's like a "C" average at best going into a field where potions are essential, right? It's the same pont that Quincy/Malfoy made in Armageddon. The President's Chief Science Advisor was someone who BARELY passed Astrophysics and HE'S giving advice about how to stop an E.L.E ?? Snape was making damn sure that anyone going into a career where potions was essential would KNOW what they were doing. Harry unfortunately, did not. Of course the flip side of that is also that NO ONE taught him. The Teacher actively refused to teach him, however following instructions isn't THAT difficult. There's a 50-50 blame to be had here.
@@Roughguy666 Yeah, that's right... It took Slughorn to retake his post as Potions professor for the students that got an E to be able to keep having Potions. If it wasn't for that, Harry and Ron wouldn't be able to pursue their dream to become Aurors, since Potions is one of the requitements for the job. Snape's perfectionism was ridiculous. Yeah, Potions is an exact science and can be disastrous if a mistake is made, but even other tough and demanding teachers (like McGonaggal) would gladly accept students with an E.
36:38 The reason how Albus Dumbledore is extraordinary handy with fire is because his family has the blood of the Phoenix. As a member of a wizard or witch family, you have a symbol of a magical creature whose spirit and energy connects to you. I'm starting to wonder which mythical creature my family might represent. What about yours, anyone?
In the book, after Harry cursed Draco with the Sectumsempra spell, Snape took Harry to his office and told him to bring his copy of the book with him. Except he switched it out with Ron's copy. “This is the copy of Advanced Potion-Making that you purchased from Flourish and Blotts?” “Yes,” said Harry firmly. “Then why,” asked Snape, “does it have the name ‘Roonil Wazlib’ written inside the front cover?” Harry’s heart missed a beat. “That’s my nickname,” he said. “Your nickname,” repeated Snape. “Yeah . . . that’s what my friends call me,” said Harry. “I understand what a nickname is,” said Snape. The cold, black eyes were boring once more into Harry’s; he tried not to look into them. Close your mind. . . . Close your mind. . . . But he had never learned how to do it properly. . . . “Do you know what I think, Potter?” said Snape, very quietly. “I think that you are a liar and a cheat and that you deserve detention with me every Saturday until the end of term.”
Sectumsempra was a curse invented by Professor Snape that lacerates the target and causes severe haemorrhaging. Snape created it as a student of Hogwarts, with the intention of using it against his enemies, likely including the Marauders, The Marauders were a group of four Gryffindors and classmates: Lupin, Pettigrew, Sirius , and James P. creators of the infimous map. Also uve seen them in the prevoius movie for a second and how they behaved, when Harry reverced a spell and got a glimse in side Snapes mind. Remember the marauders were bullies, Snape was their favorite victim but not their only victim, and those guys terrorized a village using Lupin’s werewolf form for laughs.
Reading this book the day it came out was an absolute emotional rollercoaster, from the developing love stories for Ron/Hermione and Harry/Ginny, to Ron's near death by poisoning, the whole cave scene and finally the end. I actually took my copy to a bar with me as I was so invested, I cheered when I got to the bit where Harry and Ginny first kissed!
I remember me reading the book for the first time. I was prettified. Didn't end tô read it because I was so mad with Snape's betrayal... I only ended the book when the last one arrived at the stores
Fun fact: The boy who played young Tom Riddle in the orphanage scene is Hero Fiennes Tiffin, the nephew of Ralph Fiennes(pronounced Rafe Fines) the actor who played Voldemort.
This is why when the actor for Dumbledore died in real life everyone at the Wizarding World raised their wands at the castle. There were a bunch of tiktoks showing.
'Rhinoplasty! It's fast and was for free!' that friggan killed me! lol I love how you guys picked up on Harry and Ron knowing Hermione as well as they do, cause it's so true! The funny part about the dinner party with Slughorn and asking Hermione what her parents do in the muggle world - the wizarding world doesn't have dentists and they have magical means of medical care and do not know what 'stitches' are. I believe in the book, when stitches were brought up and then told to the wizards, they were all like 'that's horrible! sewing yourself together, that's medieval!' kind of reaction lol. Technically - Slughorn didn't tell Tom how to do it - Tom had already learned about Horcruxes and made his mother's ring one (the one he had on in the memory and the one that Dumbledore destroyed which is why his hand was turning black)...Tom just wanted to know if he could make more than one, still Slughorn did feel ashamed for it because he thought it was his words that helped Tom.
42:49 Losing Dumbledore is not just a loss for Harry, its a huge loss and a burden for every teacher and student, Dumbledore had a place in every Wizards and Witches heart in Hogwarts.
And also the wizarding world itself. Dumbledore was Headmaster for... 25-30 years. But before that, he was a teacher. Before he was Headmaster, he was Head of Transfiguration (being McGonagall's mentor) for decades and decades. He taught A LOT of wizards and witches that now are very successful in their respective fields. Not just that, but he also contributed to many discoveries and even ended the reign of terror of darkest wizard before Voldemort, Gellert Grindelwald.
This is my favorite one of the series. Outstanding acting from Rickman (Snape) and Gambon (Dumbledore). Your reaction to Dumbledore's death is how I feel every time I see it. 😭Fantastic scene and it will all make sense in the end. Bring a LOT of tissues for the last two films.
Dumbeldore's passing is truly heart-wrenching, one of the most powerful wizards ever, with a heart of gold...😢. Never expected it, back then. Yes, Snape's the Half blood Prince. But the movie has 2 parts and not sure of others, but I feel that it's these 2 parts that bring out the true character in the Harry Potter Movies. Like Dumbledore drank the portion all the way to the end, you guys need to watch it, all the way to the end...
Magy Laura I recommend reading the books it goes into everything and what is coming up later with more info. I hated seeing you both broken. Thank you for continuing with this series. I can’t wait when you finally find out what happens that ties everything together and answers so many unanswered questions. Hugs for you both. I love your reactions together and your down to earth personalities. ❤❤🤗🤗 hang in there 🙏
36:05 to me, one of saddest things about this scene is knowing one of the Inferi is Regulus Black. Regulus did his best to complete his mission, but died there trying, and was cursed to be one forever. (Or so we gather as a fandom) It hurts me so bad. The Black siblings deserved the world.
This one is by far the farthest from the books, the whole attack in the burrow was unneeded and should not have been possible. They explained how it was one of the places for them escape to due to the whole secret keeper type charm. Even ginny hiding the book means he would not have reconized the place to find the diadem later. They also explain about the luck potion more and how it saves the others lives
Lots of people hate this movie for some reason, I think it´s the second best one. It´s really dark and really shows how powerful Voldemort is. I´ve seen this one at least 40 times and the part where Dumbledore dies hits hard! Thank you for picking up these movies!
i hate this movie, than the book, the movies, left out alot of Tom Riddles background could of done the mother and father which help the reason of Voldermorts aggression to help turn evil. They completely left out also the memories of the stuff stolen by Tom and him killing people and framing others. They left the biggest stuff out. Added a bunch of nonsense not as much as Goblet of Fire. Which only areas are good they did in that but the worst movie of any of them. THis one is 4th worst i think of all the movies. Only 2 they did great the robes they wore not muggle clothes the acting to me was better not worse as many said, it felt more like how i saw it in the books, 3rd one is 3rd best movie but they were in muggle clothes too much which is just dumb they seem to be in muggle world than hogwards feel. But had it more like the book then 5th one which is my favorite book of all the books done 4th best. But this one they left out so much of Toms background it dont give the new people a sense of why he was why he was and how he became to be. The first 2 kept more to the book and looked like they were really at Hogwarts their robes attire way better than the stupid muggle clothes they didnt give that vibe of being at Howarts but a normal school sweater look and feel. The burning of the Weasley house was totally stupid why add that garbage. They forgot in the 4th to give Harry the money to the Weasleys twins so when at joke shop many new people were like why they afford it.
A Horcrox is any personal item can be attached to you... And by doing so you bound your 🧬 life and your soul to it giving means of returning back to physical life... That item then becomes cursed to anyone except for the one who casted the spell onto the item. And Harry can Hear a Horcrox in he's close to it because of his Scar.
The movie does not stress the Potions Book as much as the book does. Herminoe was constantly asking about it amd doing research on the Half Blood Prince, no so much out of concern for Harry....she did have concern for him, but she was more jealous that Harry was out doing her potions class because of his book.
"How dare you" (About Ron and Lavande) -> In the book, Ron & Hermione have an argue just after the match ----------------------------------------------- - I have a word to say to you, Harry. Say Hermione. She took a deep breath. - You should not have done that. You heard Slughorn, it's illegal. - What do you have in mind, you want to denounce us? Ron asked. - What are you two talking about? Harry was surprised, turning around to hang up his robes and hide his smile from them. - You know very well what we're talking about! Hermione replied in a shrill voice. This morning, at breakfast, you added a dose of Felix Felicis to Ron's pumpkin juice! The potion that brings luck! "No, that's not true," Harry protested, turning towards them again. - Yes, it's true, Harry, and that's why everything went well, some Slytherin players weren't there and Ron stopped all the shooting! - I didn't pay it! Harry said with a big smile. He took from his pocket the tiny bottle that Hermione had seen him hold in his hand that morning. It was filled with golden potion and the cap was still securely fixed with wax. - I wanted Ron to have the impression that I had put some in his drink, so I pretended by knowing that you saw me. He looked at Ron. - You played well because you thought you were lucky. But in reality, you did everything yourself. He put the potion back in his pocket. - Was there anything in my pumpkin juice? Ron said, stunned. But the good weather... And Vaisey who couldn't play... So, really, I didn't drink the lucky potion? Harry confirmed with a nod. Ron stared at him open-mouthed for a moment, then turned to Hermione and imitated his voice: -"You added Felix Felicis to Ron's pumpkin juice this morning, that's why he stopped all the shots"....!! See, Hermione, I can defend my goals without any help! - I never said you couldn't. You too thought you drank the potion! But Ron had already walked past her and was coming out of the locker room with his broom on his shoulder. - Um..., Harry said in sudden silence. He hadn't expected his plan to have this effect. - We... are we going to the party? he suggested. “Go without me,” Hermione replied, blinking back tears. I'm tired of Ron at the moment, I don't know what I did to him... And in turn, she stormed out of the locker room. Harry walked slowly back towards the castle, among the crowd of students, many of whom addressed him their loud congratulations. But in reality, he felt great disappointment. He had convinced himself that if Ron won the match, he and Hermione would reconcile immediately. He did not know very well how to explain to Hermione that her only wrong in Ron's eyes was to have kissed Viktor Krum, even though it had happened so long ago. ----------------------------------------------- When Ron got into a fight with Ginny for kissing Dean Thomas in public, Ginny told Ron that he had the immaturity of a kid, that Harry had kissed Cho Chang and Hermione had kissed Victor Krum, and that he It was only him who found it disgusting! These words then deeply hurt Ron who was unaware that Hermione was dating Viktor Krum during the event of the goblet fire. This explains a lot of Ron's anger, and his reaction when Lavender kissed him, he who was not used to being popular... Between his argument with Hermione at the end of the match and the knowing that she had date with Viktor...
When I was reading this book and Dumbledore was killed, I threw the book across the room and couldn't pick it up again for several hours! I was gutted! 😭
Seeing Dumbledore die never gets any easier to watch and it definitely didn’t help seeing your reactions. You guys are making great progress with these movies, keep going ❤️
@@chaddon7685 My heavily autistic nephew saw this movie in the theater and he LOVED Dumbledore. When he died, he stood up and started screaming and crying at the screen. My aunt and umcle literally had to take him out of there to try and calm him down. Dumbledore's death is probably one of the most shocking and most impactful movie deaths ever
Ron doesn't know that Hermoine likes him because she never said and he's never really known that he likes her or if he could act on it. Lavender Brown never even knew Hermoine and Ron were even a thing because they themselves didn't know. Sirius Black was Bellatrix's cousin. Bellatrix is also Draco Malfoy's aunt because she is the sister of Draco's mother.
Mаgу: They killed Dumbledore. Of all the people in the world, they killed him. Me: It's not over yet. The total number of corpses will surprise you. And... Dumbledore was honest with Harry! Do you really think so? Believe me, this kind grandfather has a lot of skeletons in his closet.
The characters of Luna and Ginny get so short changed on the movies vs. the books. The movies "assassinated" both characters. I know it was due to time constraints for the movie but it is such a shame for people who just watch the movies not to get a better understanding of both Ginny and Luna...and also Neville
Yeah... especially Ginny. When we met her, she was so quiet and awkward... and all because of Harry being near her. After she conquered that, Ginny started to show her true self (the one she normally was around her family), the one of a very confident young lady that is not affraid of standing up for herself.
@@rafaelmatos5851 Ginny in the books was awesome and such a strong wizard and very pretty and popular and great at quidditch. Ginny in the movies was overall just so blah.
Even after all these years Snape killing Dumbledore is hard to watch btw in the books there's a few more memories like with Voldemort's grandfather his mother and his uncle
Yeah, the books explore a lot more Voldemort's life... and also explains why he became the person he is today. For example... his mother used magic to force his father to love her and conceive him. After she released him from it, hoping he would stay for their child, he abandoned her, leading her to become depressed and then die after giving birth. Because Voldemort's mother commited a serious abuse of magic by forcing someone to love her, she gave birth to a loveless person, one that can't love or even understand the mere concept of it. Then Voldemort became increasingly obsessed with the idea of becoming immortal, since he was affraid of dying.
@@rafaelmatos5851 In the book, Dumbledore states the love potion thing as a theory. JKR confirmed it out of the book but she also said the love potion was just symbolic and it had no impact on Voldemort being able to love or not, and that everything would have been different if his mother (Merope Gaunt) had lived and raised Voldemort with love. The love potion has nothing said about it in the books to stop Voldemort from feeling love, and it's directly denied by JKR out of the book. "Ravleen: How much does the fact that voldemort was conceived under a love potion have to do with his nonability to understand love is it more symbolic J.K. Rowling: It was a symbolic way of showing that he came from a loveless union - but of course, everything would have changed if Merope had survived and raised him herself and loved him."
I have a funny story about this book. The book came out at 2005. Back then, I have two other friend who also really obsessed with Harry Potter. English wasn't our first language, but my friend really good at it and her parents brought the book (in English) when it first released. Imported book was super pricy and It's out of my reach even for the translated version. I read other HP series by borrow it from friend or local library. She read it only for 2 days, she met me at school and immediately told me "Dumbledore is dead" when me met in the morning. I was furious because she gave me a major spoiler without my consent. She laughed and promised she would borrow me the book if I stayed calm. So, because I didn't want to suffer alone, I also spilled the spoiler to my other friend when I met him after school. To my surprised, he slapped me right in the face, in front of school. "Why you do that? Why you spoil it?" He asked. I answered with "Because I didn't want to suffer alone!".🙈 We yelled at each other for a moment and go home with anger. The next day, he apologized because he overreacted, I also apologized because I drag him down to suffer with me. I said I also want to slap my other friend because she spoiled it first. But I have to be nice because I wanted to borrow the book🤣. So, she borrowed me the book, this was my first full length novel that I read in English. Despite my language limitation, I read it in 4 days. My friend who slapped me, borrowed the book after me and he also finished it within 4 days. We talked about it for the next couple weeks, discussed every possibility that Dumbledore might be still alive, or where was the other horcruxes, sometimes we only trash talked Snape and Bellatrix. Couple of months latter, the translated version was released, I borrowed it from local library, and still crying at Dumbledore scene. Still tried to find any clue that he probably alive That good old day when our problem was a spoiler from Harry Potter😅
"How dare you use my own spells against me?" - no reaction "I am the Half Blood Prince" - woooooooooooow Says a lot about how carefully reactors watch the movie...
Finally at least for a brief moment they let Dumbledore showcase his actual power level with the Firestorm spell in the cave (after they de-powered him in the duel with Voldemort).
Okay so the ONLY difference between the book Harry has and everyone else is that HIS book was written in. EVERYONE has "Advanced Potion Making" as their text book, but Harry just happened to get the one that another student had written corrections and notes in. Just think, if Harry had gotten to newer book, than maybe Ron would have won the "liquid luck" potion.
There is a full chapter picturing Dumbledore's funeral in the book that they cut off from the movie. Luna's actress offered to work the whole movie for free for them to do the scene and they cutted it off still. I wanted so bad to see it. 😢
If you think that JK Rowling killing Dumbledore was heartless, then you just wait, because you are up for a trip of extreme sobbing and heartbreak that will last for several hours. The seventh book (7th and 8th movies) is without a doubt the cruelest of them all with how dark it is, not to mention all the lost that happens there.
Ginny goes to tie Harry's shoe... Magy and Foxy start giggling like 13 year olds! I wonder what you were thinking of...????? Heeheeheee lovely reaction as always!
Hello Magy , well your amazing movie channel gets deeper and deeper in the world of magic and full of amazing and dangerous wizards , hard to believe that weeks ago , your amazing youtube channel of movies , started the first adventure of in a saga about Harry Potter , and here we are , founding ourselves in 6th adventure about Harry Potter. I could say that this movie and book was two amazing things , that i was waiting for a long time , while enjoying it Harry Potter movies , i'm not gonna lie , my heart was full sadness and broken after knewing that Dumbledore dies by the hands of the man he trusted for years. I don't know what else to say about this movie , it's very deep and sad movie , see both of you in the 7th and final dangerous adventure of the boy who lived.
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically. Side notes: I've caught crap for this in the past, but I don't care: it's only explained in the deleted scene from the movie adaptation of Philosopher's Stone: A bezoar is a stone taken from the stomach of a goat that can remedy most poisons. (The oversized raisin-looking thing Harry shoves into Ron's mouth when he gets poisoned) A fact that wasn't in the movie (it's in the book) is that Harry gave Fred & George the money to open their shop Weasley's Wizard Wheezes (say that 5 times fast) from his Triwizard Tournament winnings on the caveat that they buy Ron new dress robes and say they were from them. I definitely felt like Hermione when Lavender was cuddled up to Ron. (When she said "Excuse me, I have to go and vomit.")
Imagine reading this book for the first time... it was a big, big shock. I don't want to give anything away, but I can't wait to see you girls react to the next one.
Fan fact; Look at 32:35 .. Little tom is petting his ring.. That ring belonged his mother... Actually Tom Riddle already knew to making Horcrux when he asked about it to Prof Sloughorn.. That ring was an horcrux right there..Actually, Tom just wanted to learn from Sloughorn what would happen if he made horcrux for seven times..
He obviously knew how to make a horcrux. He was there only to confirm the possibility to make more than one. He was afraid and didn't know what would happen if he repeated the magic
imagine reading the book...Severus please...then I turned the page and read _Avada kedavra!_ I was in denial, that couldn't be possible, not Snape killing Dumbledore, I was on shock
Okay so Sirius mentioned that he has a BIG family in the last movie right?? Bellatrix and Narcissa (seen in the beginning with Snape) have a sister named Andromeda Bellatrix married a man named Rodolphus Lestrange; Narcissa married Lucius Malfoy and Andromeda married a Muggle named Ted Tonks. Their Daughter is Nymphadora Tonks. That being said Bellatrix, Narcissa and Andromeda were born into the Black Family, so they are all cousins of Sirius and Regulus. I the Deathly Hallows Book there's even a scene where Harry sees Andromeda and freaks out and pulls his wand on her thinking she's Bellatrix. Apparently they look very similar except Andromeda doesn't look pale and deranged. She's described as being a rather more beautiful version of Bellatrix; If she were healthier looking and not crazy.
Snape killing Dumbledore always hurts my soul. In the book, Dumbledore’s funeral was incredibly sad. The centaurs from the forest came out to pay their respects as did the underwater creatures who came out from the bottom of the lake
The centaurs would've been nice to see but the underwater creatures would be creepy lol
I think you forget that it wasn’t entirely sad. In fact, Harry learned a lot from it. He learned that he was so loved. That basically everyone from the magical world from different countries came to pay their respects. The true tragedy wasn’t his death, but the fact that Harry never knew Dumbledore. He never shared stories of the past with Harry and it alienated Harry a little and sets up Harry’s doubt in Deathly Hallows.
The last thing was that the funeral itself was beautiful if I remember, the centaurs shooting arrows in the air, important characters from the past books paying their respects and lastly, Harry having to tell Ginny that they can’t be together then joining Ron and Hermione. The funeral being the catalyst that brought him to the decision to abandon Hogwarts and actively search for the Horcruxes.
A horrible adaptation from the book in all aspects. I was so disappointed leaving the cinema, from my favourite book to my least favourite movie.....blah!
@@paulcurran4786 Yeah, the fact that they rewrote the ending of HBP leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Also the terrible scene where the burn the Burrow down. About the only really good thing they changed was Draco’s struggle and how they gave him more depth and chance to shine.
100. The books are unbeatable in every respect.
Fawkes the Phoenix flying away after Dumbledores death is truly heartwrenching. Fawkes was moving on, hogwarts wasn't his home any more without Dumbledore 😢
Harry should have inherited him.
@leesweets4110 absolutely! And Harry should have got Buckbeak and kept him company after Sirius passing
@@mrmusicaddict87 Didn’t Hagrid end up with him? That was the best place for him. Hagrid was used to handling wild creatures.
@MsAppassionata that's right he did too! 🤦♂️ I honestly forgot about that thanks for reminding me 🙂
It's even sadder when you realize Fawkes flew into a power line and turned itself into fried chicken.
When Harry used the Sectumsempra spell on Draco, he did not know what it would do. It was a spell he saw in the Half Blood Prince's Potion Book listed "for enemies".
If people didn't pick up on that then that's their own fault. It was clearly shown for long enough that if you were actually paying attention you would know. Dumb people everywhere I swear.
Its fine. No curse except "the killing curse" can kill people.
@@leesweets4110 I don't think that's true.
If I were harry I would try it on an animal you hate😂
It's crazy that Snape created thsat spell to probably use it on james, and the gang
After you said in the reaction from the 5 movie " if dumbledore dies i am done", i thought girl you have a big storm coming. Great reactions :D
Yeah, same here. I was like...oh no. She just called it, this will hurt.
When Magy said that, I was like "Ummmm......." 😁😄😬
I was like the weather forecast : "rain (tears) to come on this channel", and at the same time I was already sad for them
38:01 I think Voldemort expected Draco to fail his mission and Voldemort killing Draco therefore would be punishing Lucius for not retrieving Harry's prophecy. And if Draco should succeed Voldemort wouldn't have to deal with Dumbledore, the probably most powerful wizard alive at that time.
He obviously expected him to fail and was thinking to kill Draco before his parents at the end of the year but it was a nice surprise for him to see Dumbledore actually gone . He was happy to see him gone and didn't care who killed him in the first place
Not even probably...thats why draco was the perfect chess piece for voldy
It was a win-win situation for Voldemort: either he would punish Lucius even more for his failure in retrieving the prophecy or he would get rid of Dumbledore, who was the biggest obstacle for him to take over the wizarding world and to get to Harry (since Dumbledore's main priority was to protect Harry from him until he was ready to fight him).
RIP Albus Dumbledore 😔🧙🏻♂️
And RIP to the two actors that played him:
*Richard Harris* (1930-2002) 🥀
*Michael Gambon* (1940-2023) 🥀
Dont forget about Hagrid's actor Robbie Coltrane.
Or Snapes actor Alan Rickman
Or Vernon Dursleys actor Richard Griffiths
Or Malfoys mother Helen McCrory
Or the Minister of Magic Robert Hardy
Or the owner of Ollivanders Wand shop, John Hurt
Or the magical Knight Bus driver Jimmy Gardner.
We also lost two Gringots gobblins, one house elf, the Sorting Hat, one of the ghosts in the castle, two or three of the people in the paintings, one of the kids sitting around professor Slughorns dinner table, one of the death eaters, the pub owner, and the snake lady at godfrieds hollow.
And a half dozen more I dont care enough to remember.
Many died of age and disease. But among them there were both suicides and homicides. Sad.
@@leesweets4110 I only mentioned Dumbledore because they were so distraught at his death in the film🤦🏻♂️. 🙄
@@leesweets4110 And Barty Crouch Snr.., Roger Lloyd Pack (most famous for the role of Trigger from "Only Fools and Horses").
Hagrids actor as well ):
@@uggggggghhhhh Someone mentioned him already.
One of my favorite things visually about this franchise is that once the world learns that Voldemort is back almost all of the vibrant and bold colors of every scene are drained. As if the world is literally growing darker out of fear of Voldemort. It’s such a great creative touch.
Fun Fact: Anna Shaffer who plays Ramilda Vane in this movie went on to play Triss Merigold in The Witcher tv series.
I loved it when voldemort peaked they got what they deserved especially dumbeldore the tyrant
wtf @@classiccuneyt
It's weird because visually I don't like all the grey bland colors. But I respect the choice from a storytelling perspective. It also reflects how the world becomes more grey the older and more cynical we get
@@classiccuneytwho gave you a YT account, Bellatrix?
Which is terrible cast as far as Triss go.
After Sir Michael Gambon's passing in 2023, Dumbledore's death hits even harder...
This book was my absolute favorite. I just wish the movie gave us more with Voldemort's back story.
I also got my Roller Derby name from this book! The spell Sectumsempra, I am SectumSAMpra! 💚
This comment exactly up 🙌 that’s why the movie will be one of my least favourite and the book my favourite
Books made from movies arent ever as good as the movie.
@leesweets4110 yeah but the books came out first, and in that case, you need to reverse your comment. Otherwise, your comment isn't at all relevant.
@@CrankyMoogle take a joke, man.
The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts.
The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions.
📖⚗️🧪🪄
Even if Harry didn't bother to look upon the Half-Blood Prince's identity (since he didn't have a reason for that), Hermione did (mostly out of jealousy for someone being better than her at Potions) and she got so close! She suspected that Snape's mother was the Half-Blood Prince, after she concluded that the "Prince" part could be refering to a last name and not a title... and she was completely right!
In the book it seems to me that Hermione thought the handwriting that the notes were in seemed feminine. I took this as an indication that Lilly may have been helping Snape with potions, and that Harry was thus indirectly learning from his mother.
Okay so Fun Fact: in the books Harry does NOT have a decent grade in potions. There were times that even when he did a good job Snape would MAKE Harry get distracted or mess up the finished potion just to fail Harry. In the Fifth year, all student take a general aptitude test, that helps them sort out which career and therefore which classes to take in years 6 & 7. During these aptitude exams Harry realised that without Snape always bothering him and insulting him, he wasn't quite that bad at potions. If he was actually taught by someone willing to teach, he'd actually be above average. Not quite as good as Hemione, but still not failing.
That is true. All it takes is one bad teacher or one that can't really get you for one to not succeed in that class. Snape's classes were dreaded by almost all students, except for Slytherin house (since they were favored). But Gryffindor had it worse, especially the trio and Neville. The lattest was particularly terrible at Potions because of his immense fear of Snape. Even Hermione, who was clearly the best at the class, had her grade undervalued as much as possible by Snape. And the fact that Snape only accepted 6th year students that had top marks on the OWLs also contributed to the little success students had on his classes.
@@rafaelmatos5851 Well to be fair, Harry and Neville were his targets. Ron and Hermione were just not a factor. Except when he calls Hermione out of trying to answer questions and score points, he doesn't really acknowledge her in any way. Neville was just an easy target and Harry is the son of his worst enemy and that grudge is decades old. Yes she was undervalued, but never targeted with any kind of intentional spite like Harry was. As for accepting only the highest in the 6th year....that's kind of a weak point; don't you think?? As the teacher OF Potions, it's HIS right to set the bar high, so that the students are WELL prepared and knowledgeable for the future. You really don't want a student who's like a "C" average at best going into a field where potions are essential, right? It's the same pont that Quincy/Malfoy made in Armageddon. The President's Chief Science Advisor was someone who BARELY passed Astrophysics and HE'S giving advice about how to stop an E.L.E ?? Snape was making damn sure that anyone going into a career where potions was essential would KNOW what they were doing. Harry unfortunately, did not. Of course the flip side of that is also that NO ONE taught him. The Teacher actively refused to teach him, however following instructions isn't THAT difficult. There's a 50-50 blame to be had here.
Harry & Ron both got E(Exceed Expectations) in potion which is more than decent. It's excellent. Just not the perfection which snape values.
@@Roughguy666 Yeah, that's right... It took Slughorn to retake his post as Potions professor for the students that got an E to be able to keep having Potions. If it wasn't for that, Harry and Ron wouldn't be able to pursue their dream to become Aurors, since Potions is one of the requitements for the job. Snape's perfectionism was ridiculous. Yeah, Potions is an exact science and can be disastrous if a mistake is made, but even other tough and demanding teachers (like McGonaggal) would gladly accept students with an E.
He got an E, that's a decent grade. Second best grade possible.
Snape proves that he is the most underrated character in the entire Harry Potter series!
36:38 The reason how Albus Dumbledore is extraordinary handy with fire is because his family has the blood of the Phoenix. As a member of a wizard or witch family, you have a symbol of a magical creature whose spirit and energy connects to you. I'm starting to wonder which mythical creature my family might represent. What about yours, anyone?
A lion for sure! Or a snake
In the book, after Harry cursed Draco with the Sectumsempra spell, Snape took Harry to his office and told him to bring his copy of the book with him. Except he switched it out with Ron's copy.
“This is the copy of Advanced Potion-Making that you purchased from Flourish and Blotts?” “Yes,” said Harry firmly. “Then why,” asked Snape, “does it have the name ‘Roonil Wazlib’ written inside the front cover?” Harry’s heart missed a beat. “That’s my nickname,” he said. “Your nickname,” repeated Snape. “Yeah . . . that’s what my friends call me,” said Harry. “I understand what a nickname is,” said Snape. The cold, black eyes were boring once more into Harry’s; he tried not to look into them. Close your mind. . . . Close your mind. . . . But he had never learned how to do it properly. . . . “Do you know what I think, Potter?” said Snape, very quietly. “I think that you are a liar and a cheat and that you deserve detention with me every Saturday until the end of term.”
Little Laura stepping up to make Magy happy again is so cute.
Sectumsempra was a curse invented by Professor Snape that lacerates the target and causes severe haemorrhaging.
Snape created it as a student of Hogwarts, with the intention of using it against his enemies, likely including the Marauders,
The Marauders were a group of four Gryffindors and classmates: Lupin, Pettigrew, Sirius , and James P. creators of the infimous map.
Also uve seen them in the prevoius movie for a second and how they behaved, when Harry reverced a spell and got a glimse in side Snapes mind.
Remember the marauders were bullies, Snape was their favorite victim but not their only victim, and those guys terrorized a village using Lupin’s werewolf form for laughs.
[Dumbledore dies]
Magy: d e p r e s s i o n
Laura: laughs at Magy
yeah, Magy is Gryffindor, Laura is Slytherin lol
also, the way Laura was trying to end on a positive note and cheer Magy up T_T maybe she's a Hufflepuff too
Reading this book the day it came out was an absolute emotional rollercoaster, from the developing love stories for Ron/Hermione and Harry/Ginny, to Ron's near death by poisoning, the whole cave scene and finally the end. I actually took my copy to a bar with me as I was so invested, I cheered when I got to the bit where Harry and Ginny first kissed!
RIP Albus
I remember me reading the book for the first time. I was prettified. Didn't end tô read it because I was so mad with Snape's betrayal... I only ended the book when the last one arrived at the stores
This movie has lots of hints of romance, probably the most out of the entire series.
The flinch that Laura made at 21:10 Her mind went someplace else 🤣🤣💀
Fun fact: The boy who played young Tom Riddle in the orphanage scene is Hero Fiennes Tiffin, the nephew of Ralph Fiennes(pronounced Rafe Fines) the actor who played Voldemort.
This is why when the actor for Dumbledore died in real life everyone at the Wizarding World raised their wands at the castle. There were a bunch of tiktoks showing.
'Rhinoplasty! It's fast and was for free!' that friggan killed me! lol I love how you guys picked up on Harry and Ron knowing Hermione as well as they do, cause it's so true! The funny part about the dinner party with Slughorn and asking Hermione what her parents do in the muggle world - the wizarding world doesn't have dentists and they have magical means of medical care and do not know what 'stitches' are. I believe in the book, when stitches were brought up and then told to the wizards, they were all like 'that's horrible! sewing yourself together, that's medieval!' kind of reaction lol.
Technically - Slughorn didn't tell Tom how to do it - Tom had already learned about Horcruxes and made his mother's ring one (the one he had on in the memory and the one that Dumbledore destroyed which is why his hand was turning black)...Tom just wanted to know if he could make more than one, still Slughorn did feel ashamed for it because he thought it was his words that helped Tom.
Only two movies left! Tt's fun to watch you girls seeing it for the first time. I can't believe it's already 14 years old! Crazy how time flies.
39:35 I've never seen Magy this angry!😮
42:49 Losing Dumbledore is not just a loss for Harry, its a huge loss and a burden for every teacher and student, Dumbledore had a place in every Wizards and Witches heart in Hogwarts.
And also the wizarding world itself. Dumbledore was Headmaster for... 25-30 years. But before that, he was a teacher. Before he was Headmaster, he was Head of Transfiguration (being McGonagall's mentor) for decades and decades. He taught A LOT of wizards and witches that now are very successful in their respective fields. Not just that, but he also contributed to many discoveries and even ended the reign of terror of darkest wizard before Voldemort, Gellert Grindelwald.
fun fact, radcliffe/harry yelled CUT during the ron/lavender kiss , they had to do it again
41:42 raise your wands y’all.
You have the best reactions to the Harry Potter series on RUclips, can't wait for Deathly Hallows!
“Making someone kill Dumbledore” should be amended to “making a child kill Dumbledore” which is even worse.
This is my favorite one of the series. Outstanding acting from Rickman (Snape) and Gambon (Dumbledore). Your reaction to Dumbledore's death is how I feel every time I see it. 😭Fantastic scene and it will all make sense in the end. Bring a LOT of tissues for the last two films.
Dumbeldore's passing is truly heart-wrenching, one of the most powerful wizards ever, with a heart of gold...😢. Never expected it, back then. Yes, Snape's the Half blood Prince. But the movie has 2 parts and not sure of others, but I feel that it's these 2 parts that bring out the true character in the Harry Potter Movies. Like Dumbledore drank the portion all the way to the end, you guys need to watch it, all the way to the end...
It’s just keep getting darker darker 😮 😢😭like they literally killed off Sirius Black and Dumbledore, two powerful wizards
Watching you at the end, I'm reminded of Hopeful Magy that says nobody will die.
Magy Laura I recommend reading the books it goes into everything and what is coming up later with more info. I hated seeing you both broken. Thank you for continuing with this series. I can’t wait when you finally find out what happens that ties everything together and answers so many unanswered questions. Hugs for you both. I love your reactions together and your down to earth personalities. ❤❤🤗🤗 hang in there 🙏
1:29 synchronization😅❤
36:05 to me, one of saddest things about this scene is knowing one of the Inferi is Regulus Black. Regulus did his best to complete his mission, but died there trying, and was cursed to be one forever. (Or so we gather as a fandom) It hurts me so bad. The Black siblings deserved the world.
I love how Magy says DRACO! In her accent it sound so cool!🤣🤣
3:19 " Whose going to pay for that" 🤣🤣I don't know why that me lol.
This one is by far the farthest from the books, the whole attack in the burrow was unneeded and should not have been possible. They explained how it was one of the places for them escape to due to the whole secret keeper type charm. Even ginny hiding the book means he would not have reconized the place to find the diadem later.
They also explain about the luck potion more and how it saves the others lives
Lots of people hate this movie for some reason, I think it´s the second best one. It´s really dark and really shows how powerful Voldemort is.
I´ve seen this one at least 40 times and the part where Dumbledore dies hits hard!
Thank you for picking up these movies!
i hate this movie, than the book, the movies, left out alot of Tom Riddles background could of done the mother and father which help the reason of Voldermorts aggression to help turn evil. They completely left out also the memories of the stuff stolen by Tom and him killing people and framing others. They left the biggest stuff out. Added a bunch of nonsense not as much as Goblet of Fire. Which only areas are good they did in that but the worst movie of any of them. THis one is 4th worst i think of all the movies. Only 2 they did great the robes they wore not muggle clothes the acting to me was better not worse as many said, it felt more like how i saw it in the books, 3rd one is 3rd best movie but they were in muggle clothes too much which is just dumb they seem to be in muggle world than hogwards feel. But had it more like the book then 5th one which is my favorite book of all the books done 4th best. But this one they left out so much of Toms background it dont give the new people a sense of why he was why he was and how he became to be. The first 2 kept more to the book and looked like they were really at Hogwarts their robes attire way better than the stupid muggle clothes they didnt give that vibe of being at Howarts but a normal school sweater look and feel. The burning of the Weasley house was totally stupid why add that garbage. They forgot in the 4th to give Harry the money to the Weasleys twins so when at joke shop many new people were like why they afford it.
39:08 Trust me, girls. That made me bawl my eyes out the first time I saw this Harry Potter.
You know why they always end with a positive note? To show that there's always a sliver of hope no matter how dark things are :)
"Even in the darkest of times, hope can always be found, if only one remembers to turn on the light." -- APWBD
@@PhilBagels”Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times…if one only remembers to turn on the light.”
The light at the end of the tunnel. (Unless you're in the mines of Moria and have awakened the Balrog, it's most likely gonna be a good light.
This sequel felt like the equivalent of "The Empire Strikes Back" when the narrative of evil wins over good.
I love when people start this series and are a bit miffed they are watching a 'kids' movie.
A Horcrox is any personal item can be attached to you... And by doing so you bound your 🧬 life and your soul to it giving means of returning back to physical life... That item then becomes cursed to anyone except for the one who casted the spell onto the item. And Harry can Hear a Horcrox in he's close to it because of his Scar.
read somewhere that the actor playing young tom Riddle, Hero Fiennes-Tiffin, is the nephew of Ralph Fiennes, the actor who plays Adult tom / Voldemort
The movie does not stress the Potions Book as much as the book does. Herminoe was constantly asking about it amd doing research on the Half Blood Prince, no so much out of concern for Harry....she did have concern for him, but she was more jealous that Harry was out doing her potions class because of his book.
"How dare you" (About Ron and Lavande)
-> In the book, Ron & Hermione have an argue just after the match
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- I have a word to say to you, Harry. Say Hermione. She took a deep breath.
- You should not have done that. You heard Slughorn, it's illegal.
- What do you have in mind, you want to denounce us? Ron asked.
- What are you two talking about? Harry was surprised, turning around to hang up his robes and hide his smile from them.
- You know very well what we're talking about! Hermione replied in a shrill voice.
This morning, at breakfast, you added a dose of Felix Felicis to Ron's pumpkin juice! The potion that brings luck!
"No, that's not true," Harry protested, turning towards them again.
- Yes, it's true, Harry, and that's why everything went well, some Slytherin players weren't there and Ron stopped all the shooting!
- I didn't pay it! Harry said with a big smile. He took from his pocket the tiny bottle that Hermione had seen him hold in his hand that morning. It was filled with golden potion and the cap was still securely fixed with wax.
- I wanted Ron to have the impression that I had put some in his drink, so I pretended by knowing that you saw me.
He looked at Ron.
- You played well because you thought you were lucky. But in reality, you did everything yourself.
He put the potion back in his pocket.
- Was there anything in my pumpkin juice? Ron said, stunned. But the good weather... And Vaisey who couldn't play... So, really, I didn't drink the lucky potion?
Harry confirmed with a nod. Ron stared at him open-mouthed for a moment, then turned to Hermione and imitated his voice:
-"You added Felix Felicis to Ron's pumpkin juice this morning, that's why he stopped all the shots"....!! See, Hermione, I can defend my goals without any help!
- I never said you couldn't. You too thought you drank the potion!
But Ron had already walked past her and was coming out of the locker room with his broom on his shoulder.
- Um..., Harry said in sudden silence.
He hadn't expected his plan to have this effect.
- We... are we going to the party? he suggested.
“Go without me,” Hermione replied, blinking back tears. I'm tired of Ron at the moment, I don't know what I did to him...
And in turn, she stormed out of the locker room.
Harry walked slowly back towards the castle, among the crowd of students, many of whom addressed him their loud congratulations. But in reality, he felt great disappointment. He had convinced himself that if Ron won the match, he and Hermione would reconcile immediately. He did not know very well how to explain to Hermione that her only wrong in Ron's eyes was to have kissed Viktor Krum, even though it had happened so long ago.
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When Ron got into a fight with Ginny for kissing Dean Thomas in public, Ginny told Ron that he had the immaturity of a kid, that Harry had kissed Cho Chang and Hermione had kissed Victor Krum, and that he It was only him who found it disgusting!
These words then deeply hurt Ron who was unaware that Hermione was dating Viktor Krum during the event of the goblet fire.
This explains a lot of Ron's anger, and his reaction when Lavender kissed him, he who was not used to being popular...
Between his argument with Hermione at the end of the match and the knowing that she had date with Viktor...
51:14 Hahahaha, awwww, you're so sweet, Foxy - trying to cast a happy spell on Magy to cheer her up! Hahaha - you two are awesome. You both slay me. 🖤
The both of you go through the 5 stages of grief...denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance...all on display..❤❤
Your reaction to Dumbledore's farewell was mine too😢💔
Wands up for our Professor Dumbledore
R.I.P. Sir Michael Gambon🪄😔💔
"He did not wake up" lol
When I was reading this book and Dumbledore was killed, I threw the book across the room and couldn't pick it up again for several hours! I was gutted! 😭
i'm impressed they both instantly understood snape's true motives
Seeing Dumbledore die never gets any easier to watch and it definitely didn’t help seeing your reactions. You guys are making great progress with these movies, keep going ❤️
Seeing Dumbledore die was more traumatic than seeing Sirius die.
With Sirius, the tears are more for Harry's loss than our own... but we all lost Dumbledore. 😢
@@chaddon7685 My heavily autistic nephew saw this movie in the theater and he LOVED Dumbledore. When he died, he stood up and started screaming and crying at the screen. My aunt and umcle literally had to take him out of there to try and calm him down. Dumbledore's death is probably one of the most shocking and most impactful movie deaths ever
36:51 soon as you said this I was sad for what you were going to see next. 39:08
39:34 the intense anger here is understandable
Great reaction.
Ron doesn't know that Hermoine likes him because she never said and he's never really known that he likes her or if he could act on it.
Lavender Brown never even knew Hermoine and Ron were even a thing because they themselves didn't know.
Sirius Black was Bellatrix's cousin. Bellatrix is also Draco Malfoy's aunt because she is the sister of Draco's mother.
"he got kinda like a tick" ~✋~☠she has no idea how right she was 33:35
45:31 we feel you love 💯🫂❤
39:09 did y'all noticed the Killing Curse was blue instead of green?
Because snape didn’t want to kill dumbledore
@@CreeperBoyGamingyt exactly
yeah I think the lighting made it seem like that.
Rest In Peace Michael Gambon.
Mаgу: They killed Dumbledore. Of all the people in the world, they killed him.
Me: It's not over yet. The total number of corpses will surprise you. And... Dumbledore was honest with Harry! Do you really think so? Believe me, this kind grandfather has a lot of skeletons in his closet.
The characters of Luna and Ginny get so short changed on the movies vs. the books.
The movies "assassinated" both characters.
I know it was due to time constraints for the movie but it is such a shame for people who just watch the movies not to get a better understanding of both Ginny and Luna...and also Neville
Yeah... especially Ginny. When we met her, she was so quiet and awkward... and all because of Harry being near her. After she conquered that, Ginny started to show her true self (the one she normally was around her family), the one of a very confident young lady that is not affraid of standing up for herself.
@@rafaelmatos5851 Ginny in the books was awesome and such a strong wizard and very pretty and popular and great at quidditch. Ginny in the movies was overall just so blah.
“Dumbledore can’t die!” 👀 you have a big storm comin
I love your accents FoXY Laura and Magy ❤️🥰 been waiting for this movie hahahaha 🙏🎬🍿😂
Even after all these years Snape killing Dumbledore is hard to watch btw in the books there's a few more memories like with Voldemort's grandfather his mother and his uncle
Always! 😅
Yeah, the books explore a lot more Voldemort's life... and also explains why he became the person he is today. For example... his mother used magic to force his father to love her and conceive him. After she released him from it, hoping he would stay for their child, he abandoned her, leading her to become depressed and then die after giving birth. Because Voldemort's mother commited a serious abuse of magic by forcing someone to love her, she gave birth to a loveless person, one that can't love or even understand the mere concept of it. Then Voldemort became increasingly obsessed with the idea of becoming immortal, since he was affraid of dying.
@@rafaelmatos5851 In the book, Dumbledore states the love potion thing as a theory. JKR confirmed it out of the book but she also said the love potion was just symbolic and it had no impact on Voldemort being able to love or not, and that everything would have been different if his mother (Merope Gaunt) had lived and raised Voldemort with love. The love potion has nothing said about it in the books to stop Voldemort from feeling love, and it's directly denied by JKR out of the book.
"Ravleen: How much does the fact that voldemort was conceived under a love potion have to do with his nonability to understand love is it more symbolic
J.K. Rowling: It was a symbolic way of showing that he came from a loveless union - but of course, everything would have changed if Merope had survived and raised him herself and loved him."
"If we loose one more person I don't think I can take it anymore"
You'll be traumatized in the last 2 movies...
especially part 2 😢
I have a funny story about this book.
The book came out at 2005. Back then, I have two other friend who also really obsessed with Harry Potter. English wasn't our first language, but my friend really good at it and her parents brought the book (in English) when it first released. Imported book was super pricy and It's out of my reach even for the translated version. I read other HP series by borrow it from friend or local library.
She read it only for 2 days, she met me at school and immediately told me "Dumbledore is dead" when me met in the morning. I was furious because she gave me a major spoiler without my consent. She laughed and promised she would borrow me the book if I stayed calm. So, because I didn't want to suffer alone, I also spilled the spoiler to my other friend when I met him after school. To my surprised, he slapped me right in the face, in front of school. "Why you do that? Why you spoil it?" He asked. I answered with "Because I didn't want to suffer alone!".🙈 We yelled at each other for a moment and go home with anger.
The next day, he apologized because he overreacted, I also apologized because I drag him down to suffer with me. I said I also want to slap my other friend because she spoiled it first. But I have to be nice because I wanted to borrow the book🤣.
So, she borrowed me the book, this was my first full length novel that I read in English. Despite my language limitation, I read it in 4 days. My friend who slapped me, borrowed the book after me and he also finished it within 4 days.
We talked about it for the next couple weeks, discussed every possibility that Dumbledore might be still alive, or where was the other horcruxes, sometimes we only trash talked Snape and Bellatrix.
Couple of months latter, the translated version was released, I borrowed it from local library, and still crying at Dumbledore scene. Still tried to find any clue that he probably alive
That good old day when our problem was a spoiler from Harry Potter😅
reminds me of when my friend spoiled love island 2018 recoupling for me so I told him Iron man dies in Avengers Endgame when that came out in 2019.
44:41 Magy used Seismic Toss!
It's super eff-
Magy used Seismic Toss again!
It's super effective!
Don't worry Pikachu, well get you to a Pokecenter
"How dare you use my own spells against me?" - no reaction
"I am the Half Blood Prince" - woooooooooooow
Says a lot about how carefully reactors watch the movie...
She said “who’s going to pay for that” 😂. That’s was cute
41:47 You two got heart raising your wands for Dumbledore 🥹
Magy is crying for Dumbledore becuz she's Gryffindor. Laura wanted to laugh at Magy becuz Laura's Slytherin! lol 🦁 vs. 🐍
Finally at least for a brief moment they let Dumbledore showcase his actual power level with the Firestorm spell in the cave (after they de-powered him in the duel with Voldemort).
39:05
Okay so the ONLY difference between the book Harry has and everyone else is that HIS book was written in. EVERYONE has "Advanced Potion Making" as their text book, but Harry just happened to get the one that another student had written corrections and notes in. Just think, if Harry had gotten to newer book, than maybe Ron would have won the "liquid luck" potion.
There is a full chapter picturing Dumbledore's funeral in the book that they cut off from the movie. Luna's actress offered to work the whole movie for free for them to do the scene and they cutted it off still. I wanted so bad to see it. 😢
28:15 Harry had NOT indented to do THAT. Granted, he SHOULD have tested the spell out of something non-living first.
If you think that JK Rowling killing Dumbledore was heartless, then you just wait, because you are up for a trip of extreme sobbing and heartbreak that will last for several hours. The seventh book (7th and 8th movies) is without a doubt the cruelest of them all with how dark it is, not to mention all the lost that happens there.
10:47 Exactly as I am presenting my interpretations.
4:47 LOL!!! Magy, you little stinker... good one, haha.
Everyone raising their wands in respect to Dumbledore always gets to me
What a couple of cuties! I love watching along with you both! 🥰
Ginny goes to tie Harry's shoe... Magy and Foxy start giggling like 13 year olds! I wonder what you were thinking of...????? Heeheeheee lovely reaction as always!
Первый раз вижу чтобы так искренне плакали в конце. Видимо и вправду первый раз смотрели фильм, в отличии от остальных 👍
Hello Magy , well your amazing movie channel gets deeper and deeper in the world of magic and full of amazing and dangerous wizards , hard to believe that weeks ago , your amazing youtube channel of movies , started the first adventure of in a saga about Harry Potter , and here we are , founding ourselves in 6th adventure about Harry Potter. I could say that this movie and book was two amazing things , that i was waiting for a long time , while enjoying it Harry Potter movies , i'm not gonna lie , my heart was full sadness and broken after knewing that Dumbledore dies by the hands of the man he trusted for years. I don't know what else to say about this movie , it's very deep and sad movie , see both of you in the 7th and final dangerous adventure of the boy who lived.
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically.
Side notes:
I've caught crap for this in the past, but I don't care: it's only explained in the deleted scene from the movie adaptation of Philosopher's Stone: A bezoar is a stone taken from the stomach of a goat that can remedy most poisons. (The oversized raisin-looking thing Harry shoves into Ron's mouth when he gets poisoned)
A fact that wasn't in the movie (it's in the book) is that Harry gave Fred & George the money to open their shop Weasley's Wizard Wheezes (say that 5 times fast) from his Triwizard Tournament winnings on the caveat that they buy Ron new dress robes and say they were from them.
I definitely felt like Hermione when Lavender was cuddled up to Ron. (When she said "Excuse me, I have to go and vomit.")
Imagine reading this book for the first time... it was a big, big shock. I don't want to give anything away, but I can't wait to see you girls react to the next one.
Yeah... if they cried a lot with Dumbledore's death... then they will get dehydrated at the end of the next movie.
@@rafaelmatos5851 yeah both the next two are oh boy...
“Exceptionally ordinary.” OMG, who else loves Luna as well as Evanna Lynch’s portrayal of her?
Fan fact; Look at 32:35 .. Little tom is petting his ring.. That ring belonged his mother... Actually Tom Riddle already knew to making Horcrux when he asked about it to Prof Sloughorn.. That ring was an horcrux right there..Actually, Tom just wanted to learn from Sloughorn what would happen if he made horcrux for seven times..
He obviously knew how to make a horcrux. He was there only to confirm the possibility to make more than one. He was afraid and didn't know what would happen if he repeated the magic
imagine reading the book...Severus please...then I turned the page and read _Avada kedavra!_ I was in denial, that couldn't be possible, not Snape killing Dumbledore, I was on shock
39:07 All started her... their faces... 🥺
And just wait... just wait.. 🥺😢
Crylaughning is the best. Just let the emotions out
Okay so Sirius mentioned that he has a BIG family in the last movie right?? Bellatrix and Narcissa (seen in the beginning with Snape) have a sister named Andromeda Bellatrix married a man named Rodolphus Lestrange; Narcissa married Lucius Malfoy and Andromeda married a Muggle named Ted Tonks. Their Daughter is Nymphadora Tonks. That being said Bellatrix, Narcissa and Andromeda were born into the Black Family, so they are all cousins of Sirius and Regulus.
I the Deathly Hallows Book there's even a scene where Harry sees Andromeda and freaks out and pulls his wand on her thinking she's Bellatrix. Apparently they look very similar except Andromeda doesn't look pale and deranged. She's described as being a rather more beautiful version of Bellatrix; If she were healthier looking and not crazy.
3:48 Adorable
Can’t wait for the next one!!!!!! PLEASE react to Harry Potter 20th Anniversary when you’re done with the movies! ❤