*DRACO DESTROYED US*Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) MOVIE REACTION!!
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Snape: "I'm the half-blood Prince"
Them: 😨😨
Ash: "Voldemort put his shit inside Snape?!"
I died.
no homo
The way she rolled her eyes and went "NO, NOOOUG he owned the book"
Same lmao. Like, just listen to the dialogue please.
I know right! The way she rolled her eyes at his reply, I know I’ll do that too
LOL
Bruh, reasons Ash gives that "we should have known Snape was evil."
1. His name
2. His clothes
3. He was the villain in Die Hard 🤣😭
'Yippee ki-yay, Mr. Potter'
Valid reasons TBH
Dumbledore at the end: Snape... bubby!
Snape + Gruber = symbolisms
I remember using these reasons in a debate as a child.
That scene Snape says to Harry "you dare use my own spells against me" is such a jaw dropping moment
Also explains how he knew how to heal Draco.
when I read that in the book so many years ago I was shocked
Calm down lol
Okay just some clarification since you guys understandably got a bit confused near the end: the book that Harry kept throughout the movie belonged to Snape when he was younger. His father Tobias Snape, a muggle, was neglectful and sometimes abusive, and his mother, Eileen Prince, was a witch so his blood status is half-blood. At some point during his school years, he decided to reject his father's name entirely, giving himself the moniker "The Half-Blood Prince" with his mother's maiden name instead. Him being the half-blood prince isn’t because he’s a Horcrux. A Horcrux is an object in which a witch or wizard has hidden a fragment of their soul in order to become immortal. As long as the object remained intact, so to did the soul fragment inside it, keeping the maker anchored to the world of the living, even if their body suffered fatal damage.
where did you get the information about snape's parents?
@@bagaspermana88 Its explained in the books, but the movie didn't include any of those details (probably cut for time). It kind of weakens the story not to have it.
@@alphachimaera437 Yeah, it's a bad adaptation of the book, one of the worst in the series. I was so looking forward to the Tom Riddle, and family, back story......so let down!
@@bagaspermana88 The films for understandable reason have to cut a lot of backstory on the books but honestly i think in this one they went to far, its crazy how much they eliminated not only about Snape, those travels to collected memories with dumbledore are way more numerous, its like a constant thing Harry is doing throughout the school year to investigate with Dumbledore about Voldemort's past and there are some really cool insight about his family as well (their lineage conected with Salazar Slytherin is elaborated) and about the origin of the other horcruxes we only see implied in the films.
And the only way Snape knew how to fix Drako was because he was the one who created the spell Sectumsempra (latin for cut always) that Harry used, otherwise Drako would've died.
It’s so poignant that you said that Draco “doesn’t have a bad core”, as the core of his wand is actually Unicorn Hair, which is notoriously difficult, near impossible, to turn to the dark arts…
recall unicorns are so pure their blood can save you even if you are in inch from death but having killed something so pure you'll be cursed umm what if you DIDN'T kill it like hagrid could keep them &Ntreat them like the horses who are given a bit of venom to make antibodies you use their blood they don't die just take a bit like when humans donate blood i feel like a unicorn juice box for harry would be useful or a vial of fawkes tears
@@brandibastian4193 unicorn blood=bad side affects.
Them tears=no side affects. Them tears looking better now
@@ARMY_LA-MIGRA yeah I know unicorn blood has bad side effects because you killed something so innocent. But if you didn't actually kill it and you are just getting donations of blood like when you donate blood, I wonder if it would be the same like if hagrid just had a herd of elephants and he was taking a donation from each of them like every couple of weeks
Also consider this, Ole moldie shorts had an army of other lieutenants and skilled infiltrators that he could've employed to kill Dumbledore, he chose draco to do it, because he was punishing Lucius for being arrested at the ministry last movie. If he killed Dumbledore, he'd win, if draco was killed trying to merc Dumbledore, he would STILL win because it would reinforce the loyalty of one of his main financial backers.
Sidenote: the latin translation for Sectumsempra, is "Cut Always"
Snape killing Dumbledore always hurts my soul. And Harry yelling “Fight back, you coward, fight back.” hits so deep.
Yeah anytime anyone calls Snape a "coward" i get REAL fucked up inside....
Snape killing Dumbledore always makes me go "YEAH! FINALLY! LET'S GO!"
So many spoilers to comment. It will all make sense soon.
The constant comparisons to Gandalf and LOTR..ugh. LOTR doesn’t hold a candle to Harry Potter.
@@ChrisPartykaMusic I'm a big fantasy fan, and even I can't stand such a horrible fantasy world as Peter Jackson's LOTR
The Avada Kedavra spell (killing curse) is even more disturbing when you realize "Abracadabra" is actually a Muggle mispronunciation of the actual spell. JK Rowling knew exactly what she was doing. What's implied here is that the killing curse has been used so much against and around Muggles that Abracadabra became an actual word.
Damn, that's scary
…..I’m quite sure it’s the Latin meaning for death and both words link… it’s nothing to do with abracadabra 🤣
@@montyburns3265 it's based on the aramaic 'avada kedavra', which means 'let the thing be destroyed'. it was probably initialy used to kill people who had incurable illnesses and make them feel no pain anymore
@@montyburns3265 It's not Latin. The word for "death" in Latin would be mors, mortis (mors nominative, mortis genitive)
@@zhuoxuanist Kedavra is also very close to the word cadaver, i.e. a corpse.
The Half-Blood thing is referencing the fact that Snape has a muggle parent and a magical one. So his blood isn't "pure" like the Malfoys.
Voldemort is half blood too (kinda ironic i know).
@@janezkette3901 tbf the title (even though Snape's namesake) could have possibly referred to them three (Harry, Snape and Tom)
Just like Harry
@@kratos71 wait, harry isn't a half-blood. His parents were witch and wizard.
@@alexanderb5726 - Okay so lets figure a couple things out, So by this definition, if Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley had children, because Hermione had muggle parents, then their kids would be considered half bloods? And that kid who is always blowing sh!t up (can't remember his name, but I think it's seamus?)is also considered a half blood - he has said his Dad is a muggle and his mom is a witch, unless his mother had muggle parents, which would mean she wasn't a pure blood who married a muggle man, would that then make him like Hermione and be considered "Mud Blood"? So also, by this way of thinking, nearly every Witch or Wizard in existence would be either half blood or "Mud Blood" unless every single ancestor they ever had was magical from day one, so would seem to be very improbable. Furthermore, this is just curiosity but, does this bloodline thing indicate/imply that all Wizards are originally from a separate race, and not human, (humans being regular muggles), or were all Wizards originally just regular people/muggles who discovered/learned to do Magic, in which case the whole pure blood thing is kind of silly, lol.
kind of also makes you think that the Wizard world of people are kind of like the Hapsburg families, with the need to keep bloodlines pure, - maybe someone should let them know how that turned out, lol.
Honestly Ginny in the books is far superior to Ginny in the movies, she's involved in the story a load more and is almost a completely different character. It definitely makes sense that she and Harry got together, they complement each other very well.
I also personally feel like the actors playing both characters had absolutely zero chemistry and that really didn’t help matters either.
Its the actors. Sorry but idk who the girl who played Ginny in the movies is, but she's not good in the movie. And like the other person says, she has 0 chemistry with Daniel. Terrible cast.
@@thanks86 Agree, I couldn't get into her for Harry because the actress was terrible. The books Harry and Ginny are perfect.
Yeah, it's pretty annoying that one of the coolest characters in the book is so stilted and stiff.
@@thanks86 The problem is that they cast her when she was like 10 years old, and they couldn't know how she would develop as an actress. A shame that it went this way. But then again the fault also lies with the producers/directors for always treating Ginny as an afterthought, so they never paid attention to how good or bad her actress was until they finally reached the movie where they couldn't shove her in the background anymore. And by then, it was too late.
Also one has to wonder: is it really just Bonnie Wright being a bad actress, or did she get shitty directing?
I forgot how good of an actor Tom Felton is (Draco). His performance as a torn teenager, forced to do true evil, is fantastic.
The spell that Harry cast on Malfoy called "Sectum Sempra" was actually a spell that Snape invented himself.. He also invented a spell to reverse the affects which is why he was able to so easily heal Malfoy.
(S)ectum (S)empra
(S)everus (S)nape
In the books, Harry does give the Weasleys money. The magic shop that the twins opened up was because of Harry’s money. So he is very generous with his vault of money. Love y’all love these reactions ❤
technically *nerd mode on* it was not from harrys vault, harry gave his 1000 galeon price from the trimagic tournament to the weasley twins to open the shop
@Daniel Jackson had to get you back but "Triwizard" is the name haha but you are right
The Weasley family were one of the oldest pure blood families and very proud. Harry was Ron's friend and saved his life.. asking for money would be beyond dishonorable
@@avengeme1987 it’s been a while since I read the books but I don’t know if being pure blood wizards was very important to the Weasleys. I think it was more just human nature of not wanting to ask for money. Ron even says it’s ridiculous to focus on being pure blood because if wizards hadn’t started marrying muggles they’d have died out. It’s also implied that most “Pure Blood” Wizards left are relatives by the late 1990’s.
@@danieljackson4511 it’s been a long time! Thanks for the correction. I just remembered him helping them out. Specifically the magic shop.
Draco had always been number one or two in potions, competing for it with just Hermione (actually, in all their classes). But Potions had always been his favorite subject. So the fact that he wasnt invited to Slughhorns party for the best students speaks loads about his state in this book.
Yes , he was continuously screwing up his potions , making foul smelling, gooey things . Harry made them perfect, Hermione's needed a bit more tweaking but Draco was absolutely failing. He was having so much guilt about everything he did , crying and panicking. Which is why , he was so reluctant about identifying the trio in DH . He couldn't do it anymore.
There’s also the fact that Slughorn’s a gold-digger, and the Malfoy family standing was in the gutter at that point.
Bella was raised to be evil pretty much from birth, not just her tho, almost all of the Black family were death-eaters, Sirius said it himself, in his family, he was the strange one (for being a good guy)
Their family was blood purists, muggle and mixed wizard haters, all that stuff, so you can imagine when Voldemort started his campaign, they were all over him from the start.
also, just in case you missed it, Bella is Draco's aunt, her and Draco's mom are sisters, that's why they're together so much and that's why she was pushing Draco so much ... in her dark twisted way she was trying to get him into the "family business"
Also her sister Andromeda rejected it and married a muggle named Ted Tonks. That's why Bellatrix tried to kill her niece, Tonks.
I already knew this but it is the first times it downs on me that Draco and Sirius Black are related
Its cut from the films, but in this book it is revealed that before becoming the dark lord, Voldemort tried to become the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts and was rejected by Dumbledore. Since then, the post is believed to be cursed since all the teachers to take it only last in it a year and many have had bizarre fates.
Very important context to Draco from the book:
Voldemort did not tell Draco he would kill HIM if he didnt kill dumbledore, but he would kill HIS FAMILY. Draco was scared for them not primarily him.
In the book he also gets extremely depressed and anxious. He does not really interact with his friends. To cry he goes to the girls bathroom where moaning myrtle lives and even becomes friends with her. She feels very bad for him.
He is such a broken soul and was failed much more than Harry in his life.
In the books he is also much wittier, smarter and stronger.
Wow :( wish they showed this detailing in the film.
The books are always better.
Harry also had a hard childhood but one came out mean and other came out nice
@@clockingtheteaThose details weren’t in the books because non of that is true.
@@RJMiller73 Say you didn't read the book without saying you didn't read the book.
Fun Fact: When Draco Malfoy goes to the Room of Requirement for the final time, you can see the harp that put Fluffy to sleep and the King from the game of chess from "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (2001).
Also, I always felt sorry for Draco Malfoy from this movie on. He's arrogant and a bully, but he's not and never was a death eater. That pressure must have been unbearable.
Yeah, his parents really did a number on him. Such an abusive relationship.
Though he had the death eater mark on his hand?
@@Empty12345 They mean metaphorically... Draco never had, or ever will, have a killing intent like the other death eaters. He was forced into that role at the bare age of 16 by his failed father.
in hogwarts legacy, the hp game that was just released, the harp and the king are both there as well
The line where he's like "I have to kill you, or he's gonna kill me," is what gets me. It's something you hear all the time from ex-gang members, who get forced to make a kill so they can't chicken out of the gang. Shows you how much of a thug Voldemort is.
Fun fact: Evanna Lynch (Luna Lovegood) had an eating disorder as a child. The Harry Potter books were her escape from everything. She eventually started writing to JK Rowling and eventually JK started writing back. As Evanna was in and out of the hospital she said JK's books and letters gave her hope. When Luna was being casted she felt like she was Luna in many aspects. Needless to say she stole the hearts of the casting directors right away.
@@gemelwalters2942 it is true
@@gemelwalters2942 it's true. JK being a monster is a matter of personal opinion. She has made comments about transgender individuals that are not positive. Being a beloved writer/ creator made those public comments even worse for many trans individuals and allies
@@gemelwalters2942 Thats because shes not a monster...she has her opinions and sadly in this day and age if you dont bow to certain ones you are black balled and colored as a monster
@@jonzgurl4ever Here's a take (maybe it's hot)...Nobody is a monster. Not even Na zis were monsters. They were human beings that acted on terrible ideas. The things they did as a result were catastrophically horrible, but it is important that we remember that they were still human. If you go around labelling someone a monster, not only does it make you feel better about doing unfair things to them, but it also allows you to slip into becoming just like that yourself. It is only ideas that lead to horrible atrocities; ideas that can worm their way into your brain just as well as anyone else's. We must stay vigilant.
@@josiahferrell5022 were you meaning to respond to AJ instead of Missy? Cause her comment makes sense whereas AJ is basically arguing that some people believe they’re correct in labeling JK a monster and that they’re allowed to treat her as such if she doesn’t align with their beliefs, so there’s dehumanization there, whereas Missy is pointing out how silly that line of thinking is.
"She's gonna join voldemort now" cracked me up!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
11:20
Detail: Ginny is exceptionally good at Quidditch. In the fifth year (not shown in the previous film) Harry and the Twins were banned from playing Quidditch due to a fight with Malfoy. In Harry's absence as Seeker for Gryffindor, Ginny took over and shone! By the way, all the Weasleys are very good at driving a broom, they train a lot at home (the books explore this a lot).
She used to break into her brothers’ broom shed to practice as a kid and as an adult she was on the professional Quidditch team the Holyhead Harpies!
I've watched that tower interaction between Dumbledore and Snape so many times and Michael Gambon and Alan Rickman are PERFECT in how they convey the actual meaning behind their words. They are both in so much pain and it's Dumbledore's final plea which gives Snape the courage to do what he needed to do. Truly a masterclass.
I always cry for the children in these films, cast so young and having to grow into these complex emotional roles. Tom Felton always breaks my heart in this movie. After only being given such a simple bully story for so long, he managed to totally move people's perspective on him in a few beautifully acted scenes.
My perspective of Draco didn’t change.
Too bad they gave him a shitty ending
@@ghostedpt these guys should definitely watch the deleted scenes after they are done
@@StayFr0sty agreed
@@11BscoutNG Daniel Radcliffe was actually on a trajectory towards becoming one of the falling child stars. He had developed a drinking problem, and his drinking was at its worse while filming THIS movie. There were a few scenes where he was drunk (like during the Felix Felicis scene), but luckily he caught himself before filming the Deathly Hallows. Now, he won't touch a drop of alcohol.
These movies really did get better and better…damn. What a franchise.
Have you read the books yet
Fuck no... This is probably the worst adaptation of the books (This and goblet of fire). They ruined this film so bad. It could've been the best out of all of them with all the cool history on voldemort and they could've fleshed out draco, but instead they turned it into some teen drama bullshit.
The whole search for the half blood prince is reduced to some throw away line at the end of the film. like wtf is this...
Also the performances from our trio, especially harry is not that good. Daniel Radcliffe himself said that he hated the way he acted out this movie.
@@blondymonk1535 I love both the book and the movie, but for different reasons. This movie we get to just chill with the gang at hogwarts without any real pressing dangers, and that's so fun.
@@blondymonk1535 the worst adaptation is BY FAR Prisoner of Azkaban. I grew up watching the movies and there are many things in HP3 that I only understood when I first read the books, in 2020. They never explained who the Marauders are, they don't explain the Patronus can be an animal and therefore we never understand why Harry sees a doe and why he thinks it's his dad. We don't know why or how Snape, Lupin and Black know each other or how they know about the entrance to the Shrieking Shack underneath the Whomping Willow. We don't know about what crimes Sirius supposedly committed, we don't know why he attacked the Fat Lady.
Goblet of Fire leaves out a lot of plots, but they're all secondary plots like that other house elf for example. Half-Blood Prince should have explained about Prince being Snape's last name though, and it should have more of Voldemort's memories.
Except when it came to Ron's character.
They really did him wrong
I love how much you feel for Draco, it's super refreshing to see. Like you said, he does not have a bad core, the fact that there's something in him that resists the Death Eaters' influence and is not willing to kill Dumbledore is proof of that. Narcissa nailed it at the beginning, he is just a boy, an older child that can still be saved.
I personally hate what the movies did to Ginny and Ron. Also, Draco's actor really played his part well, especially on the astronomy tower.
Ash: be mature about it Hermione!
Also Ash: *living* for the teenage drama
Great reaction guys, please don't make us wait too long for the next two!
38:48 This has to be the funniest reaction ever to "I am the half blood prince"
His pUt his f*cKinG ThInG iN SnApe 😂😂😂
Your reaction to Snape did not disappoint. Absolutely cannot wait until the final 2.
"Oh to be young, and feel love's keen sting". I love this line and the way it's delivered. Perfect. Dumbledore has some great lines.
Ash says Harry’s had a childhood. His parents were murdered, he spent a large portion of his childhood sleeping under the stairs and being abused by the Dursley’s and once a year the world’s most powerful dark wizard shows up and tries to kill him. I’d say it’s been a struggle. 😂
And he's not treating anyone like trash like Draco did. Wonder what made them so different.
@@ct6852 Draco surrounded by shitty parents who gave him permission to be a dickhead. Being treated bad by dickheads and being taught to be one are two very different things. Ones ingrained and hard to change and the other is just un/warranted bullying.
@@jinphany. Good point.
@@ct6852 Draco grew privileged and rich and with a lot of pressure from family to be up to the standard of a pure blood wizard superior to everyone and also groomed to become a fascist pawn for a magical KKK deathcult. But even then we see his heart did not truly. resonate with that.
@@Smoug I guess he did try to be Harry's friend at the very beginning. It was Ron and Hermoine he was awful to from the get. Wonder if his dad told him to keep an eye on Harry or something? Never read the books. Vaguely remember Lucius in the second movie. But that one was my least favorite and I've only seen it once.
I have to come to Ginny's defense over her abysmal portrayal in the movies.
In the books, She had a way bigger role ever since book 5, but in the movie most of her lines were always given to Hermione.
The entire diner scene at the start never happened, so Harry never flirted with some random chick (not to mention that reading the Daily Prophet out in public so that a muggle can see it has to be borderline breaking wizarding law). He spend the summer at the Weasley house, and over that summer he slowly fell for Ginny, because now that he wasn't crushing on Cho anymore, he finally noticed her properly for the first time and how much she had developed from the timid little girl he knew.
As for Quidditch: Ginny got on the team in book 5 as a replacement for Harry as a seeker, due to Umbridge banning Harry from Quidditch as punishment. She had gotten really good as a chaser by playing with her siblings at home, so she got on the team in that position in book 6. She genuinely loves Quidditch and it's one of the things she and Harry have in common.
And ALL those cringy moments with her feeding Harry, or tying his shoes or helping him hide the book and then awkwardly kissing him: NONE of that happens in the book. In the book they get together when they have a passionate kiss in the spur of the moment during a victory celebration after winning the Quidditch cup that year and from then on were officially dating. Also Ginny and Dean properly broke up long before that, while this movie makes Ginny look like a two-timer, because we never get confirmation that her and Dean are done.
Tl;dr:
Book Ginny = one of my favourite characters in the entire series. A fiery, passionate, but also insightful and calming addition to the Trio's circle of friends, who at times shows an understanding for Harry that even Ron and Hermione sometimes lack, already showing how well they work as a couple.
Movie Ginny = Badly underdeveloped, horribly written and stiffly acted character who looks like a last minute shoe-in love interest for Harry.
Very well said!
Love the attention to Draco's character - most people just gloss over it. Also, Ash is probably right about the inferi in the lake - Voldemort killed muggles (usually vagabonds, but maybe also some of his 'enemies') and turned their corpses into these creatures to occupy the lake - pretty dark.
If the Fantastic Beasts movies went on do you think they would cover Voldemort's family?
I CAN NOT wait to see Ash's reaction to Deathly Hallows Part 2
Best of the series for me personally. Way to stick the landing.
Seriously though.
@@nattyboh2944 It's my favorite film in the franchise as well. Still can't believe they stuck the landing the way they did.
No spoilers please.
@@janezkette3901 What spoilers?
Sectumsempra(Latin: always cut) is the spell Hazza used on Draco, Snape knew the cure because it was HIS spell from HIS book.
Snape's parents are the purebred wizard Eileen Prince and the Muggle Tobias Snape. This fact makes him a half-blood (hence the nickname "Half-Blood Prince")
Fun fact: Snape is the person who taught Harry to use the potion on Ron, he told him what that potion was used for in their first encounter with each other
If you remember in Order of the Phoenix, Lucius was tasked to retrieve the prophecy and failed and the prophecy was destroyed. This is the Malfoys fall from grace. Voldy was so mad he started mocking them at their own house and tasking Draco was more of a punishment than actually fulfilling the mission. The price was Draco's life. They knew Draco wouldn't stand a chance to Dumbledore. That's why Draco's mum came running to Snape for help. Draco was torn, he wanted to restore their standing as he knew the price of failure his family's life
Ginny's script is just weird. I wish Bonnie Wright had had book Ginny to work with. I really have no idea why they chose to change her so drasticly for the screen.
" THIS IS THE MOST MAGICAL SHIT I"VE SEEN IN HARRY POTTER". You could hear the passion in her voice when she said that lol.
18:18 Hannah is like the moral compass and introspective of this channel. I absolutely love how spot on she is with the emotionality of every character. Love her!
Also amazing intuition from Ash, those are the bodies of of the dark lord’s victims, from the first wizarding war
COME ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!!
I wish they had explained more about Eileen Prince so viewers would understand the meaning of Snape’s nickname. Even Alan Rickman was pissed they prioritized the teenagers’ romance over essential backstories.
Because Alan Rickman was a sensible man and professional actor who understood good storytelling. 💪
And by the way, who thought it's a good idea to make a movie called The Half-Blood Prince, and then only mention, not even explain, in the last five minutes that, oh, by the way, Snape is the Prince, but, sorry audience, you get absolutely NO explanation about the reasons for that? Dumbest decision ever. All in favour of the teenage romance drama.
Ash, the killing curse is Avada Kedavra
Not Abra Kadabra lol 😄
This is the comment I was looking for. 😂
The spells are literally just the latin translation of what the spell does. Avada Kedavra basically means to make a cadaver. Petrificus Totalis "Total petrify" Crucio "Pain or agony" Imperio "Control or command" depending on it's usage and grammar
Harry & Dumbledore are like Grandfather & Grandson.
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@@rl4551 kid
@@vegeta7253 shut up... shut up...
I just love that every time I feel like yelling at Ash about something, Hannah feels the exact same way and does it for me right on cue 😂 thank u Hannah! love u guys
Ash was right
The creatures in the water are Voldemorts victims
Bet he shrunk them down and carried them in a weird briefcase or something. Which is strange.
It’s The “I don’t care this the most magical shit I’ve seen Harry Potter” for me 😂😂😂😂18:21
Give respect for Maggie Smith (Prof McGononagall). She was battling Breast Cancer while filming this. What a remarkable woman
Thank you SO much for your channel Ash! You and Hannah are just the best and watching your reaction videos cheers me up so much - especially with all the sadness going on in the world right now. Thank you again and take care 🙏🏻😊
Fun fact - in the books that cursed necklace was set up in the second book. When Harry was exploring the evil shop in diagon alley, he comes across a necklace that is labeled 'be careful, has killed 20 muggles'. Dont blame chris columbus for not putting that in the chamber of secrets, the 6th book was still a few years off then and there was no way to know that necklace was gonna come up again
Loved this!! Out of all the reactions I've seen people do of this film yours is by far the best when it comes to understanding Malfoy and his torment. He's struggling so much and has so much pressure on him from the family and of course voldermort. To see you tear 😢 up because of it and visibly see his pain was brilliant 👏🏽 well done team!! This is my favourite ending as well so far...... can't wait for you both to see the rest now.
I haven't even watched the entire video yet BUT WOW. I'm so incredibly happy you guys get Malfoy's struggle, I LOVE that you guys noticed this. THANK YOU!
Hearing ash talking about Draco being misunderstood is so upsetting and to hear it for someone who has never seen Harry Potter he gets it so well.😢
it’s refreshing to see such sympathy for draco
In the book, Ginny tells Harry that Hermione’s advice to Ginny in her year 1 was to lay back, be herself and relax around Harry, and that would probably help their chemistry. In some of the beginning book chapters Harry spends time at the Weasley’s and they really build Harry and Ginny’s friendship very well in the books.
‘Oi is he wearing a Gucci robe?’ I swear that line took me tf out 😭😭😭
Hannah yelling "RON AINT DYIN!!" 😂 The best thing evah!
We need the next two movies ASAP! I love your reactions 😍
Some clarifications and fleshed-out info from the book (no spoiler beyond HP6 ending):
•The Potions book that owned by the Half-Blood Prince is just a regular old book. The book Dumbledore mentioned as Horcrux is Tom Riddle's diary in HP2 (destroyed).
•The alias "Half-Blood Prince" comes from Snape's disgust of his muggle lineage. His father is an abusive muggle, and his mother is a witch named Eileen Prince, so he's proud being a half-blood Prince.
•Voldemort is also a half-blood. His father's side (Riddles) are rich muggles and his mother's side (Gaunts) are poor wizards/witches. His mother bewitched Tom Sr. with love potion and they eloped. When she was pregnant with Tom (Voldy), she thought her husband might've fallen for her by now, so she stopped using love potion but he left her. Heartbroken, she sold her only family heirloom, left Tom on an orphanage and died shortly after. They say that a product of love potion will never know what love is, so that explains why Tom is what he is (though ofcourse along with other factors that made him bad).
•Tom after graduating from Hogwarts, hunted down and massacred the Riddles in their manor (family graveyard in HP4) and began searching for items that will be his Horcruxes.
•At this point of the plot (before book 7), Harry and Dumbledore deduced so far what some of the Horcruxes might be:
-Tom Riddle's diary (destroyed)
-Marvolo Gaunt's ring (Marvolo is Tom's grandpa, Dumbledore destroyed it)
-Slytherin's locket (the necklace they hunted in the cave, also it's the family heirloom i mentioned above, but in the ending of HP6 it turned out to be switched with a fake)
-Hufflepuff's cup
-something from Ravenclaw
•Tom returned some time later to Hogwarts to apply for Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher but Dumbledore refused. Tom put a curse on the post so that's why DADA teachers never gets the position for more than a year. Dumbledore also suspected Tom for other motive, which turned later that he is after Four Founder's relics to turn into Horcrux. From my list above, he already has three except something from Griffindor's because Dumbledore unknowingly twarthed Tom's plan at that point.
•Ginny is a far more interesting character in the books. She is exceptionally skilled at magic (hence why she is invited at Slughorn party where Horace collects students of renown or with promising aspects). She's also a great flyer, she's a Chaser in Quidditch (scorer) and substitute Seeker when Harry isn't available. She's secretly been practicing at home because she's jealous of her brothers (Charlie is a great Seeker, the twins are Beaters, and now Ron is a Keeper, so their family are a bunch of great Quidditch players).
Everyone needs to be absolutely silent until they have finished watching part 2… I have to see Ash’s and especially Hannah’s genuine reactions… I think it will be the best reaction of all time
Ash needs a custom shirt that just says “SYMBOLISM” 😂
I love that you feel for draco. So many others just see him as evil and coward. But you understand that he is forced by the circumstances.
I am extremely looking forward to y'all watching the next one.
17:18 look at Hannah’s face lol
Great reaction as always.
Ash being confused about snape at the end is hilariously in character
They really did Ginny dirty in the movies so her romance with Harry in this movie absolutely comes out of left field
Hannah that outfit is 🔥🔥🔥 and you’re wearing the hell out of it, making it look even better! Iconic. Also, thanks for another great reaction, guys!! This movie broke my heart for Malfoy 😢
The spell that Harry used only Snape could heal him since it was invented by him it's not that easy lol😂
Against draco
17:17 Hannah looked animated here lmao! Those facial expressions 😂👏
The look that Snape gives Harry after he slices Draco with Sectumsempra, Snape realized that Harry found his book and used his spell.
You two are very entertaining. Im glad I found your page. I’ve really been enjoying it. Keep goin strong and killin it!
It’s an honour mate, thank you ❤️
Best reaction yet! Even though the bickering makes me nervous lol
All I'm gonna say is I can't WAIT for y'all to finish this series. your reaction is always so satisfying, always puts a smile on my face. Thank you for sharing.
The fact Ash is right about the infieri is crazy. He literally guessed the right explanation. Great video as always.
So excited for u guys to see how the rest of the story plays out
This was the film that got me to read the books in earnest. I wasn't really as interested in them before because I assumed they were meant for children, but as you got into Order of the Pheonix, then this, and then into the last book (which is 2 movies), that story REALLY kicks in. And I was SO glad I had finished the final book (Deathly Hallows) by the time this movie came out because it meant SO much to me, how they portrayed those last final scenes. You guys are gonna LOVE the final 2 films.
Imagine me as a third grader reading this and you’d get why I was that "nerdy kid" who finished all the books before I turned 9 😅
@@mahadaalvi I'll be honest, I can't imagine that. I have 2 neices around that age who literally have no idea anything else exists beyond anime tiktoks on their phones.
I think 3 and definitely 4 started delving into dark territory. Definitely more YA than children’s.
@@Leonnie13 I mean if you think about it, they really started in the 1st book/movie. And at the time it was just back story. Harry's history as a side note to those early times while characters were just forming. What nobody expected was for the kids we were reading about to be involved in such well thought out, desperate life and death situations within just a few short years. A real masterclass in world-building.
34:40 was my favourite - I just knew instantly that Ash would love that scene!
I think someone had already mentioned it, but more simply the potions book Harry used belonged to Snape, he created those spells (which is why he tells him that "dare you use my spells against me?" since he created them, he knows how to repel them. For that reason he could Heal Draco, for knowing the counter spell. And regarding the horcrux, you keep a little piece of your soul in an object and the potions book is not a horcrux, just to clarify. I'm sure Voldemort doesn't even know it exists.
I can't wait til ya'll see the next two! It's going to BLOW YOUR MINDS!!!🤯
Love how Hannah is so in tune with the characters! 10:40 a little backstory if a potential witch/wizard is deprived of using magic and forced to suppress their powers (the way the Dursleys attempted to do trying to keep the acceptance letters away from Harry in the first film) they developed a parasitic-like forced called an obscurus eventually resulting in an uncontrollable dark force that busts out and then the child is usually dead. This happened to Dumbledor's sister and thus he harbors guilt for not being there for her and I believe with "saving" kids like Tom and Harry he is trying to make up for that in some way.
You guys are GREAT I just love how genuinely invested you got in this series, it’s so wholesome and y’all crack me up every time! Seriously I just found this channel by chance, and I fell in love with you two! You’re how I wish my friends reacted when showing them a movie! Keep it on!
Ginny is a powerful quidditch player in the books, and not doing it to impress Harry at all..
now imagine having to wait TWO YEARS for the end of the story like anyone who read the books...
It's so great seeing you guys reacting to this from a fresh perspective. Can't wait for you to see how all this turns out!
Hannah screaming “RON AIN’T DYING” got me everything 😂
Someone’s probably mentioned this already, but Harry had no idea what the spell would do when he used it on Malfoy, he’d just read it in the book throughout the year and tried it out in that moment. After he saw the effects on Draco was when they decided he had to get rid of it and left it in the room of requirement. The reason Ginny told Harry to close his eyes was so he didn’t know where it was put and wasn’t tempted to steal the book back and continue using it.
I’m honestly impressed with this reaction for multiple reasons. One of which is your understanding of Malfoys character. The actions from this movie are KEY to what happens in the next 2. I can’t wait to see your reactions for them. Especially for my favorite scene in the whole franchise that happens in Deathly Hallows Part 2. I love joining you two on your movie reaction journeys. Keep doing you Ash and Hannah!! 💪 ❤
Ginny is actually one of the most talented Quidditch players at Hogwarts so...
"Just doing it for Harry" Goes on to play professionally after school and become the quidditch correspondent for the Daily Prophet! Lol!
Not in the movies.
In movies she is not. Go fly away nerd
@Musical_Lolu did you not see Ginny as co-captain???
Man I remember you saying before you launched this series that it wasn’t what you usually tend to go for. I’m glad that it’s captured yours and Hannah’s hearts like the many millions it’s touched and continues to touch! Go on ash! Hope your strapped in pal, it’s gunna be a crazy last few movies 😉
tried watching you guys while studying and i couldn’t stop laughing. you both are hilarious
I’m looking forward to the next 2 movie reactions, ya’ll prepare yourselves!
Lol ash's mind is going to explode in the next two films 😂
Love this reaction. This is some dark stuff. Dumbledore being killed was shocking to me when I read the book. I couldn’t believe it. But seeing it like this was as sad as when I first read it. Two more movies to go. So much cool stuff ahead.
the book was wild
I just can’t wait for these next movies for your guy’s understanding of the whole story. Great stuff as always!
Watching Hannah's utter frustration with Ash's completely wrong takes is actually pretty funny.
Pleaseee, we need the last two parts, I missed ur reaction..
Please bless us and give us the next 2 movies soon. The suspense is killing me!!
I still vividly remember first reading this book when it came out when I was a teenager. I was heading out the door to go read at the pool and I got to the part when Snape killed Dumbledore, and I was in so much shock that I just stood there with the door open, half way outside. I couldn’t believe it. I hurried back inside and flipped back to the previous page, feverishly reading over it all again. I don’t think I ever made it to the pool 😂
It kind of made sense that the mentor would have to die for Harry's story to really be completed. Makes more sense looking back.
@@ct6852 Oh for sure. It was a great decision, storytelling-wise. It just shocked the hell out of me and was super impactful.
“He’s foaming at the mouth! RON ain’t dying!” 😂
9:15 the reasons why The Dark Art teacher always change each year is because in the book, Voldemort wanted that job, he came back to Hogwarts, and asked Dumbledore to made him to be the dark art teacher, but then Dumbledore rejected his request, from then the position cursed.