FIRST TIME WATCHING: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (part 2)
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No clue how it will all end...I feel like there are definitely some things missing here. Not sure what to think yet.
You may not have seen Dumbledore screw up, but you did see him admit to doing so which resulted in what happened to his hand. And, though the films won't really say it, he's made some gigantic thundering mistakes in his past... to be explained at a later date!
I can not advise enough at least listening to the audiobooks if you don't like or have the time to read the books. There is SO much they didn't have time to include or chose not to include in the movies.
Don't get me wrong, I love the movies but the books are infinitely better.
@@sarahc3213 I'm more of a Stephen Fry fan..when I listen to them. I actually prefer reading than listening. It's just how my brain works I guess.
@@sarahc3213 I don't seem to absorb as much info from audiobooks as I do from reading. I think it has something to do with my ability to read and retain info. I can still tell you a synopsis of every Nancy Drew book I ever read but can't give you one on the last tv show I watched or song I listened to.
Not sure if you check past video comments but in regards to Sectumsempra. I believe you were o. the right path with "Sempra" being always but you missed the "Sect" part.
I think it is sect as in "seco" to cut.
The spell is more horrifying in the books. There is blood and cuts on Draco all over and more and more forming on his body.
The spell is meant to perpetually divide and slash the individual. Slash and cut until they are dead.
Without Snape being there Draco could have died because Harry was in too much shock to get him to the infirmary. And even then the spell is unknown and likely difficult to stop without the EXACT counterspell.
In Order of the Phoenix, Hermione was also slashed by a created spell in the battle with the Death Eaters. It wasn't shown in the film. But I think it happened in the brain 🧠 aquarium room. Dolohov sent a self-made spell at Hermoine that would have killed her if she hadn't used the langlock spell to mute him during the casting.
This occurrence really sets up why Harry starts wanting to distance himself in Book 6 as the trap led to many injuries and Sirius' death.
It also sets up a feeling of dread in this book/movie that Harry might use these "crafted" spells (for those paying attention to spell details), because the last one we knew of almost killed Hermione.
Dumbledore conjured that huge fire lasso when he was at his weakest... Imagine how strong he was
Dumbledore truly was the most powerful wizard of the age....no debates on that...
@@Shereadsalot he was the only being that riddle was actually not confident in going up against.
How much did the Elder Wand's power play into his strength, don't get me wrong I know that he is exceptional but I would just like to hear other opinions.
@@salvadorlevario To be fair, he had to win the elder wand in a duel, I think that speaks some volume on his power outside of performing magic with it
@@kleer8135 Thank you for your input, I do agree but I also wonder how many people Grindlewald fought before Albus because in war people wont all just be going for one person the whole time. I'm just wondering if Grindlewald was already somewhat tired before the 3 hour duel started but I know that the exhaustion could also be something that was affecting Albus. Anyway before I write a exceeding amount I'll just say thank you for your opinion and I will factor it into my thinking.
Fun fact, the kid who plays young Tom Riddle in this movie(the one in the orphanage) is the nephew of Raph Fiennes, who plays Voldemort. I always have thought that was so cool.
Holy shit!
I'm today years old when I learned this information 😬😅
Yeah it’s pretty awesome
Thanks! Interesting! Ralph fiennes played a young pig farmer in a movie I love called “Poppy.”
He was handsome and in love.
He really loved his pigs. I can’t imagine he killed any of them. 🥺
Huh, I didn't know that either... Oddly, the other thing I know Ralph from is his role as Ramses in this animated Dreamworks movie called Prince of Egypt... where he WAS actually singing his own parts, it wasn't a different person who was singing in that movie!!! (and he's really good at it too, in my opinion!!) Also, as an aside, I like Harry and Hermione as besties too!!! They act like such siblings sometimes and it's cute to me!!! NOT all of us have even had a crush on our guyfriends either!! I NEVER did on mine, even before he told me he was gay!! I'm still the best of friends with my best guyfriend Liam, we both just graduated from college this past May from different colleges, and STILL remained the best of friends throughout it!! Liam and a few of our other friends that all went to different colleges like us still managed to remain the best of friends even now!! We would all make time to see each other on Winter and Summer breaks!! I've been the best of friends with my guyfriend Liam since second grade, and we STILL are!!
He lives in my area
35:45 On top of threatening to kill him, Draco was chosen by Voldemort to kill Dumbledore as punishment for the Malfoys. Voldemort wanted to punish them because Lucius failed to bring him the procephy in Order of the Phoenix.
Draco is arrogant and a bully, but he had literally no choice in this movie, as Voldemort put Malfoy in a terrible situation, which was a very sad take in my opinion.
No i completely agree. I have hope that he will get a second chance later on
Also, Draco was typical school yard bully with a superiority complex. However, Draco was never inherently evil. Like most bullies, he was also something of a coward.
@@whitenoisereacts he does get a second chance... even though they never show it in the movies. It's extremely upsetting.
I love Draco. He's been an ass from the beginning but if you think about the way he grew up, it makes so much sense. His parents told him he was better than everyone else, he was taught he was superior and he believed it because his parents ran in a circle where everybody must have been a former Death Eater or an Umbridge type (his best friends' parents are literally other Death Eaters). He was taught that being a DE was a privilege, it brought you glory and status.
And then he's 16 and MADE to KILL the greatest wizard alive. And if he doesn't I'm sure Voldemort told him very clearly he was going to torture and kill his entire family.
I've always been pissed at Rowling for saying people who romanticise Draco's story were wrong.... she literally romanticised Snape's story. Draco was a teen, he wasn't a fully formed person yet. Snape was 40 and the love of his life was killed, he should have known better after Lily died. Joining Dumbledore wasn't because he didn't believe in Voldemort's cause. He was opposing the man that killed Lily.
He did have a choice. Dumbledore offered him the chance to protect his whole family in the books and he proceeded to taunt him further
17:47 "Can people be Horcruxes?"
Man you're KILLING me over here with your predictions!😂🙈
Apparating is basically just a when a wizard can teleport. They learn it in this year of schooling they just never showed any of the lessons, like they did in the book.
Ok, just wasn’t sure if it was anything more
It also is just blinking out of one place and appearing somewhere else in the books, not the flying mist thing the movies like to show. In the books there are only two people who can fly without brooms and it was a HUGE deal in the last book, it always bugged me how the movies changed the way apparition looks and basically negated that moment
@@fedzgurl true it was a great way of showing how powerful Voldemort actually was but in the movies any common death eater can fly
U have to be 17+ To use it and at 17 you can Do magic outside.
@@ibrahimanjum6575 Teleportation is basically driving for wizards. You can get seriously hurt (even die) if you do it wrong so you must be an adult.
The unbreakable vow put SNAPE in danger. If Draco didn't fulfill his mission, Snape had to. If he didn't, SNAPE DIED.
Something about Riddle asking about the Horcruxes; he already knows what they are and how to make them when he asks Slughorn. In fact, he is actually wearing the ring (which belonged to his maternal uncle) at that very moment, which he had turned into a Horcrux after killing his own father (which he framed his uncle for). The only reason he asked Slughorn was to confirm that it was possible to make more than one.
Horcrux? * scribbles furiously * bahahahaha. U guys are awesome
Luna is extremely loyal, kind, unapologetically herself and uncomfortably honest without malicious intent
She is the most pure character. I want to say she is Chaotic Good, but that doesn’t feel right.
The movie really dropped the ball on some of the best parts of the book, namely setting up Voldemort’s backstory and Harry’s relationship with the boy writing in the potions book - in the book Harry spends the whole year obsessively reading the HBP’s notes, and there are WAY more made up spells in the book than just Sectumsempra, which he is used throughout the book and were all harmless. While his use of it against Draco in the bathroom was obviously a bad choice, the book sets it up as a lot less stupid because he’d come to trust the Prince. Another missed opportunity is them not including any of Snape’s DADA classes, because it sets up such a cool juxtaposition of how much Harry hated the adult Snape while coming to think of the young Snape writing in the book as a friend.
*sighs* tl:dr I’d recommend reading the books after you guys finish this series because they’re SO much better and really make these later movies make more sense and therefore more enjoyable, especially if you’re watching them first and don’t get the rage quits I did trying to watch them after I’d basically memorized the books 🤣
There’s a good chance at least one of us will read the books for the channel
@@whitenoisereacts that would be so freaking cool! PLEASE do full chapter reactions, whether by listening to the audiobooks or by reading out loud, whatever is most ideal to you. I LOVE seeing people's full journey through the books!
@@whitenoisereacts you guys should read the books. you could do it in a podcast format... would love that
They couldn't put in the whole plot, they needed to carve out plenty of time to add in made up nonsense. Always the danger of getting a script writer who is convinced they're a genius who can 'fix' the original story...
@@donavonhoward114 That was the point I made - there wasn't time for the whole plot as it was, and therefore every second they had mattered. Why waste a chunk of it burning down a house that they were going to need in the next film, when it would have to suddenly and inexplicably reappear? A better use of that time would be to add in some part of the story they didn't otherwise have time for.
Harry tore past Hagrid and his opponent, took aim at Snape’s back, and yelled, “Stupefy!”
He missed; the jet of red light soared past Snape’s head; Snape shouted, “Run, Draco!”and
turned. Twenty yards apart, he and Harry looked at each other before raising their wands
simultaneously.
“Cruc -”
But Snape parried the curse, knocking Harry backward off his feet before he could complete it;
Harry rolled over and scrambled back up again as the huge Death Eater behind him yelled,
“Incendio!” Harry heard an explosive bang and a dancing orange light spilled over all of them:
Hagrid’s house was on fire.
“Fang’s in there, yer evil -!” Hagrid bellowed.
“Cruc -” yelled Harry for the second time, aiming for the figure ahead illuminated in the
dancing firelight, but Snape blocked the spell again. Harry could see him sneering.
“No Unforgivable Curses from you, Potter!” he shouted over the rushing of the flames, Hagrid’s
yells, and the wild yelping of the trapped Fang. “You haven’t got the nerve or the ability -”
“Incarc -”Harry roared, but Snape deflected the spell with an almost lazy flick of his arm.
“Fight back!” Harry screamed at him. “Fight back, you cowardly -”
“Coward, did you call me, Potter?” shouted Snape. “Your father would never attack me unless it
was four on one, what would you call him, I wonder?”
“Stupe -”
“Blocked again and again and again until you learn to keep your mouth shut and your mind
closed, Potter!” sneered Snape, deflecting the curse once more. “Now come!” he shouted at the
huge Death Eater behind Harry. “It is time to be gone, before the Ministry turns up -”
“Impedi -”
But before he could finish this jinx, excruciating pain hit Harry; he keeled over in the grass.
Someone was screaming, he would surely die of this agony, Snape was going to torture him to
death or madness -
“No!” roared Snape’s voice and the pain stopped as suddenly as it had started; Harry lay curled
on the dark grass, clutching his wand and panting; somewhere overhead Snape was shouting,
“Have you forgotten our orders? Potter belongs to the Dark Lord - we are to leave him! Go!
Go!”
And Harry felt the ground shudder under his face as the brother and sister and the enormous
Death Eater obeyed, running toward the gates. Harry uttered an inarticulate yell of rage: In that
instant, he cared not whether he lived or died. Pushing himself to his feet again, he staggered
blindly toward Snape, the man he now hated as much as he hated Voldemort himself -
“Sectum -!”
Snape flicked his wand and the curse was repelled yet again; but Harry was mere feet away now
and he could see Snape’s face clearly at last: He was no longer sneering or jeering; the blazing
flames showed a face full of rage. Mustering all his powers of concentration, Harry thought, Levi
-
“No, Potter!” screamed Snape. There was a loud BANG and Harry was soaring backward,
hitting the ground hard again, and this time his wand flew out of his hand. He could hear Hagrid
yelling and Fang howling as Snape closed in and looked down on him where he lay, wandless
and defenseless as Dumbledore had been. Snape’s pale face, illuminated by the flaming cabin,
was suffused with hatred just as it had been before he had cursed Dumbledore.
“You dare use my own spells against me, Potter? It was I who invented them - I, the HalfBlood
Prince! And you’d turn my inventions on me, like your filthy father, would you? I don’t
think so… no!”
Harry had dived for his wand; Snape shot a hex at it and it flew feet away into the darkness and
out of sight.
“Kill me then,” panted Harry, who felt no fear at all, but only rage and contempt. “Kill me like
you killed him, you coward -”
“DON’T -” screamed Snape, and his face was suddenly demented, inhuman, as though he was
in as much pain as the yelping, howling dog stuck in the burning house behind them -”CALL
ME COWARD!”
I was so upset they cheated us on this scene.
I wish it had been this cool...
Yeah...I feel like that would’ve added to it
@Lee Ara Harry using unforgivable curses, Snape mocking Harry for not casting silently, stuff about James, and last but not least Snape losing his cool. It puts more emphasis on character stuff instead of the relatively unimportant revelation of Snape being the half blood prince.
@Lee Ara they cut out Harry trying to use the unforgivable & Snape stopping it. They took a huge pivotal moment from the book, rushed it & it kinda kills the impact.
Those things in the water in the cave by the sea, those are Inferi, basically zombies. Every single one was a person Voldemort killed or had killed,and are enchanted to do his bidding.
The cave is pictured on a postcard in young Tom Riddles from at the orphanage. The orphanage took a trip there, and Took took some kids to the cave and did "unspeakable things" to them. Everything in the box that Dumbledore set on fire in the wardrobe was a trinket /trophy from Tom's victims.
A baby serial killer.
😶
Also, Fenrir Greyback is the guy who was out in the field with Bellatrix when they attacked the Wesley's house. He's a werewolf, but he even eats people when he's not in werewolf form. He's a death eater in the hopes that when Voldemort rules, werewolves like him can come out in the open and do what they like. Dumbledore explains to Harry at some point that the way the ministry treats "non-human creatures with near human intelligence" will come back to bite them in the ass day.
Jeez that’s so screwed up!!
Ya I wish they had taken the time to explain things like that
I almost wish they'd redo it as a show so that they have more time for backstory and character development there's a lot that gets left out of the movies for the sake of time but I don't have the patience to wait on a TV series where each season is a book they won't be all released til like 2040. xD
I think actually when he was a kid he didn’t kill them just like traumatised the other kids, I think the first person Voldemort kills is his own father and then rest of the family, which happens after he has already been attending hogwarts. So he was still a child but a bit older
Fenrir Greyback was the one who changed Remus into a werewolf when he was only 4 years old. He also attacked Bill (the oldest Weasley brother). When Ginny was alone with them there was a scary possibility he would kill her or turn her into a werewolf because he likes attacking defenseless children the most.
Ik i keep commenting but i keep forgetting to mention things that u guys might find interesting lmfaooo. speaking of which heres a fun fact:
In the books, there was actually a battle that took place the night dumbledore dies (The Battle of the Astronomy Tower) where Ministry Aurors, Order of the Phoenix members, and some of Dumbledore's Army (the group of kids from the 5th movie) engage in a battle against the group of death eaters that infiltrated the castle. During the battle, Ron's oldest brother Bill Weasley gets mauled by Fenrir Greyback, the werewolf. Fortunately, he does not become a werewolf himself but instead gets a bunch of scars on his face and a liking for rare steaks.
So that’s why he has that on his face in the next one yeah? Also I wish we had seen that. That would’ve so badass
@@whitenoisereacts I guess as always in most movies that are based on books the makers left quite a lot out. 😅😬 I love these movies to the moon and back - but I love the books even more 🔥🔥🔥😍🙏🏼
Oh, and the important part is that Harry used just half of his Liquid Luck to get the info on horcruxes, the other half went to Ron, Hermione, Jinny, Neville and Luna. That is probably the reason they didn't die that night while fighting against all of the Death Eaters.
Sorry, I know I'm way too late to the party, but I didn't see people commenting on that
I just love how you both kinda pick really unnoticeable things easily and it is true all the time, like the one where you guys guessed snape would be half blood prince, I was so impressed with you both- Also I love how you both empathized with Draco, coz yes he was really forced into being a death eater and he kind of feels a little jealous of Harry for having such good friends and influences and on the other hand Draco wants to really gain respect from his father, and that's why he is called "The boy who had no choice"......
I really love you guys for that...
Thank you so much, I am really looking forward to your Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows reaction, its gonna be a emotional roller coaster ride....
Thank you again ..♥️
It’s been so fun watching this stuff. I kind alike guessing the mysteries every movie. It’s cool.
Yeah because they pause the fuckin movie all the time, any one could do this
@@Tenchi707 when someone is actually engaged, entertained and likes the movie enough to guess and discuss what they just watched 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
Some facts
1. Dumbledore know about Voldemort Hucroxes but dont know how many.
2. Dumbledore told harry what should be other Hucroxes.
3. Dumbledore try to lock and hide harry with his wand at that friction of second Dreco disarm Dumbledore.
Dumbledore is basically the strongest wizard ever.. the all knowing.. the best headmaster.. my favorite character Rest In Peace.
and in the books, he was a funny guy too.
I think he’s funny in the movies. He just had a hint of style that I REALLY like
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Apparation is just teleportation. It's more of a "difficult" skill that most students don't learn until their 7th year if they do at all. Apparation is not allowed into nor out of Hogwarts, which makes Dumbledore apparating out of the school to get the horcrux so badass.
Love how they added in his line "Being me has it's priveledges" because they didnt want to make them walk to hogsmeade to apparate like they do in the book haha
I’m kinda ok with that 😂😂
@@whitenoisereacts Yeah same! It ups Dumbledores badass factor hah!
I'm pretty sure it's not that it's not allowed, it's just not possible. Dumbledore is the only one who can do it.
@@bluesideace In the books it says that its not possible for anyone to apparate in or out of the Hogwarts grounds, so Harry and Dumbledore walk to hogsmeade to apparate from there x
Although i personally really like this movie because of Snape's increased role, and more Ron+Hermione moments, a lot of people feel that this is the most poorly-adapted film in terms of taking from the book. In the book, we see a lot more of Voldemort's past, basically like a sort of origin story. The book also does a really good job of actually developing the relationships among characters, whereas in the movie people felt like it was too much of a teen drama-type thing
Yeah I wish we had seen more of Voldemort...that’s something i feel is missing
The only problem I have with this movie is that it is LITERALY named Half-Blood Prince and we don't get shit with that. One book and onle line don't mean shit.
I mean I feel like we get enough. It’s the same with like the Order of the Phoenix. And it’s kinda an underlying thing in the movie
@@whitenoisereacts I mean, the show didn't even tell you what a Half-Blood Prince means. So I don't think we got enough, I don't think we got anything.
I mean...fair enough.
i love how you break it all down on the latin in the words.
my history graduate heart is thrilled
Dumbledore is my favorite character ever, just in general. He's so well thought out and he really makes us feel like he knows everything about everyone and everything!
He’s got such swag and yet is so graceful
@@whitenoisereacts And he was meant to have a really exuberant sense of style too! In the books, he's always in bright colored capes (the movies did portrayed this aspect of him in the first 2, but then they changed it in the 3rd one).
Kinda sucks they cut out whole backstory to him, given to us in Deadly Hallows. It would be great opportunity for us to actually see his romantic tension with Grindenwald as extra input from Rowling. But then again they also decided to not include it at all in the prequels, which only proofs it was just a gimmick afterthought. But I would still love to see more of the Aberforth.
He also raised Harry for slaughter and hid the invisible cape from the potters but we will just gloss over that hm?
@@imaginebeinguglycouldntbeme Harry would be "slaughtered" anyway because of the profecy. Didn't you read the books? Dumbledore did what had to be done. And he didn't hide the cloak, he asked James if he could borrow it and then passed it on to Harry, who's it's rightful owner.
By the way, you guys were kinda right about Draco and Snape. Remember the unbreakable vow Snape did with Draco's mother? Killing Dumbledore was 'the deed that Voldemort ordered to Draco to perform' and Snape agreed that he would do this if Draco fails. So, it might be a small detail but yes, if Draco couldn't kill Dumbledore, Snape still would have done it or otherwise would be dead himself because the person who breaks an unbreakable vow dies.
The unbreakable vow scene was one of my favorite scenes. It was just a cool exploration into the world that we hadn’t ever seen before
The reason Dumbledore drank the potion in the cave was just what he said about using his blood to open the cave. Harry is infinitely more valuable in Dumbledore's eyes because he knows from the prophecy that Harry has to be the one to kill Voldemort. Also another reason is explained in movie 8.
I must say, I'm rather bewildered how with every installment, you've managed to guess some things about the end of the movie with relatively astonishing accuracy, in earlier parts of the movie. Very impressed. I do encourage you to go back and watch your own reactions again to see how correct you were on multiple things every film.
😂😂yeah it’s kinda crazy
in the book, harry and Ginny's first kiss is SO FUCKING GOOD. These movies took so much away, the nuanced and developing relationships, and kept the plot points a bit floating up. But if any of you read the books, I feel like you're gonna really like that scene ♥
btw, i've been loving these ractions!! you have pretty cool reactions to the whole james/snape thing, and the buddin relationships the story tries and forms. they are a refreshing look from so much fandom discourse hahah
found your channel with the hunger games movies, but as I wait for mockinjay part 2, i might as well finish watching these 👀😅☺️
I think the word to describe Luna best is "aloof".
So it was cut from the movies but voldemort was born of a love potion and can not feel love or anything of the sort or understand it so he really didn't have a chance but to be evil
Someone mentioned that. I wish they had included those details in it
Born of a love potion + abandoned by his muggle father when his mom stopped giving him the potion + growing up in an orphanage + being a descendant of Salazar Slytherin + the natural personality traits that make up a Slytherin (which might not be so bad if not mixed with everything else) ... Yeah he never had a chance.
I'm pretty sure jk rowling said that was only symbolic and that if his mother wouldve raised him he would've turned out differently
Not even a love potion, basically a date rape drug
lol i freaking love when mclaggen throws up on snape. i just find it so funny that snape still keeps so calm and doesn’t even flinch.
Ron's house didn't burn in the book. No clue why they added it to the movie.
More action
Gratuitous action. I would have preferred the Order and DA scene where Bill was injured.
It didn't make sense cause it was defended by Ministry since end of part five, especially when Harry was there. I would rather see more action and mystery with memories about Voldemort. I mean Meropa's life is already soo dramatic that it would fit there much better. Or they should have actually show proper action in the Hogwarts raid. It was not about action at all - they added it as stupid filler, so they could somehow repair awful romance development with Ginny. It is the same reason we got some awful filler beginning instead of Dumbledore tormenting Dursleys in their own living room.
I thought it was a really powerful addition though. It was such a shock the first time I watched the movie and Molly and Arthur's reaction is so devastating.
I found it a particularly stupid addition, considering they didn't have time for all of the actual plot - which really should have been the priority...
I swear every time I see your beautiful faces pop up on my RUclips, I'm sizzling in my seat :D I LOOOOVE these reactions of yours! ❤️
Thank you!!!
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I love the way how you watching these movies. You are not just watching this for entertainment, you taking notes and analysing staff. Love it
man what perfect timing. Spent today binging your HP reactions and literally just finished the p1 of this one
Hell yeah!! Now u gotta stick around lol
Same😅
@@whitenoisereacts I plan on it! You got other stuff on the channel I'm interested in 💪
Besides the meaning in French, I think Voldemort's name also winks at other things. For example, a traditional (today kind of unusual) name in scandinavian countries is Valdermar/Waldemar/Woldemar... in old norse it should mean something like "powerful and famous". JK had her double/triple references on point!
The Name was also used in Germany.
Dumbledore was truely the most powerful wizard I just love how he was poisened and still was able to create powerful fire storm, that’s Why he is my all time favorite character plus his great personality.
Dracos face when Bella blow up the great hall hurts me 🥺
The drama in the hospital between hermione and lavender was very funny. Like, they went down in front of their teachers dude. 😂 so embarrassing
"can a person be a horcrux?" omfg they're way too intuitive hahah
Lol oops…
there's apparate and dissaparate, thr thing in the goblet of fire is called a portkey. portkey was a magical object enchanted to instantly bring anyone touching it to a specific location
The fact that you guys know that the Chosen One could have been Neville or Harry, that made me respect yall even more. There's so much going on in the books that wasn't translated to the movies and I'm happy that you guys made an effort learning about the wizarding world. Great job! 👏
Really enjoyed this films discussion afterwards!! So interesting to see your brains ticking over everything haha. If you were only ever going to read one of the Harry Potter books, it would have to be this one, so much extra backstory on Voldemort and his motives/reasons for how he turned out the way he did that sadly you may not get answered fully in the movies. But a lot of comments have told you some of the backstory already! :) Really looking forward to the final two! Thanks guys! x
17:07 ye he despises the idea of dying - and it's pretty obvious in the books that he's afraid of death because in the fifth one i think he says "there is nothing worse than death" to dumbledore
I actually do like how you pause the movie to discuss amongst yourself and break down your thoughts as it's going. Thanks for the upload!
I'm sure someone already said this: Fenrir Greyback is the werewolf that bit Lupin when he (remus lupin) was a child. Fenrir has a taste for children and doesn't need to be in the transformed state to desire biting people, Voldemort allows him in his army as a tool for fear. But Voldemort doesn't give him the title of Death Eater. Also in the book the Order of the Phoenix and Dumbledore's Army(Harry's private class from the 5th movie) are fighting against the Death Eaters in the halls of the school and Fenrir bites Bill (a brother of Ron you'll meet him in the next movie, book readers met him in the 4th book)
Fun fact: Voldy’s first og wand that are twins with harry’s made from yew wood and everything about yew trees is poisonous. Yew trees usually planted in graveyards to make herders stay away from graveyards bcs thats seen as disrespectful. Yew trees root is so deep and back then corpses is buried without casket so the nutritions that the yew trees ate are bodies. And so yew trees are called a death-eating tree, hence the name the Death Eaters
To answer your question, Voldemort's aims are, yes, personal power, and immortality, but also the wizarding world to have power over muggles instead of hiding from them. This is why he has a following.
They did Ginny so dirty in the movies. Their whole romance was much better integrated in the book. Also she had more of a relationship with Harry as friends in the books before this point than they gave the two of them in the movies. Their relationship is still for sure not the focus of any of the books, but I think it plays out a lot better in the books than the movies
Just wait! It gets so much better in part 7! Prepare your hearts for the hurt! I absolutely LOVE your videos Sir! And thank you very much for all of the ones you do/done! I hope you are doing alright and staying safe Bub, I cannot wait to see the next video!
Thanks so much brother!! Hope you stick around after HP!
@@whitenoisereacts Yessir I will definitely!
In terms of Voldemort's motive part of it is that he's sort of a magical Hitler and really wants all the muggles/muggle-borns dead. His followers are all pure bloods and he wants a "pure race" of witches and wizards.
I know but I wish they developed him more tho, like I agree, but I feel like in the movies it was a bit shallow. But hey, I’m also not done yet so...I can’t rlly talk
@@whitenoisereacts I wish they'd done it with the same cast and crew as a TV show so they could take a season per book. But then I don't know if John Williams has or would agree to do a show and the score is amazing. John Williams is the man (composer for Star Wars and other epic movies if you don't know names)
Course I know John Williams. Well supposedly there is a Harry Potter tv show in the works. It’s prbly not that, but it still could be dope
Firstly, John Williams didn’t compose the music for every ‘Harry Potter’ film so there’s no reason you can’t do a show without him.
Second, all they would have to do is recycle music from the 8 films. There’s enough of it. The composer doesn’t own the music he/she creates for a movie/show. They’re an employee and anything they create is property of Warner Bros.
@@bobbyclarkston8836 he composed the first 3 which are the most iconic/reused HP themes but fair.
It's so nostalgic to see that you guys are confused and trying to figure out who the hell RAB is like I did when HBP was first published. Oh the rush, the betrayal, the shock..
I love watching y’all trying to figure out the spells y’all are the first ones I’ve heard do that. And the reaction when snape said he was the half blood prince 🤣👌🏻 priceless 👏🏻 and they’ll reveal what RAB is don’t worry but it’s interesting watching y’all try to figure everything out 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I look forward to y’all’s next video every week 🎉 can’t wait for y’all to see the rest
Voldemort's name is actually rooted in french, and translates to flight from death. He is always fleeing from death and seeking immortality.
Not exactly. It menas more somthing like "flight of death". Yes, vol means flight, but only like in an airplane flight, not as a synonym for escape (which would be fuite). But you could also translate it as "theft of death" which makes a bit more sense for the same reason you wrote. And it's not really clear if the author even intended this meaning. We only know that she pronounces the name with a silent "t" because it's a French name and she also speaks French.
I love you guys reactions, and i love how you almost have everything right! You knew who the half-blood prince was, I was shocked bc I haven't seen anyone guess that before, GOOD JOB! . When you said it I almost threw my computer out the window hahah
Lmao. Well don’t do that!! We need you for the next two lol
Fenrir Greyback is a werewolf who bite Remus Lupin when he was a kid and make him werewolf. He was shown a lot in this movie always with Bellatrix...
I'm actually sort of impressed that while you knew Dumbledore was going to die, you hadn't been spoiled about it being Snape that did it. (If I heard you correctly in that moment.) Loved watching you guys trying to figure out RAB is and I'm looking forward to the DH reaction vids so I can see when you find out. I'm sure it was great.
Apparition is basically teleporting on the spot. It is crucial for the next movie and it requires a lot of concentration and practice. You didn't hear it before because students learn appartition in their 6th year which was this movie and apparition is not allowed inside Hogwarts for security purposes which is why Draco had to find an alternate way to bring death eaters inside. That is why he mended the vanishing cabinet which is a teleporting machine but you need to have a pair of them to go from one place to another.
Watching your wild guesswork was absolute fun guys :))) In some things you're right, in others however you are - to quote Dumbledore (the book version) - "as wrong as Humphrey Belcher, who thought the time was ripe for a cheese cauldron".
Literally can't wait for the rest. Your minds are gonna blow up
You guys are so cute❤️❤️and I LOVE your reactions☺️☺️can’t wait for the next ones!
What I really missed in this movie was Dumbedores funeral.
In the books it was written so bloody well I bawled my freaking eyes out and I kid you not - it broke my heart into a million pieces. That chapter with Dumbledores funeral really destroyed me.
i've never finished reading the books but you're gonna make me read them all if there's a scene like that! truly disappointed that wasn't included in the movies
Good timing, perfectly in-sync with each other when when you guys both said "oh shit!"
Super love your reaction. Your theories and attention to detail is amazing! Cant wait for the last 2!!
I like it when you guys see something that makes you realize or amaze, you guys will be looking at each other.
Voldemort’s goal is to kill the muggles and any wizard/witch with any relationship with muggles. His mother forced his father to fall in love with her using a love potion and when the potion wore off he left her and the baby alone which led to her death during child birth. When Voldemort was like 15 he found his uncle, his father and his grandparents and killed them
Voldemort also faked his uncle's memories to pretend that uncle is the wizard who killed his father and his grandparents. Uncle has committed attacks on muggles earlier and was known as such-a-terrible-pureblood-supremacist-as-Voldy-himself so Ministry workers just arrested him and didn't dug too deep. Uncle died in Azkaban and Voldemort escaped justice again (first time was with Myrtle's death)
@@MrsQueenSize that’s right! I need to read that book again, it’s my favorite out of the 7. Thanks
@@MrsQueenSize It messes with me every time I remember how young Tom was when he created his first Horcrux and how he did it. The same goes for how Regulus sacrificed his life assuming there’s only one Horcrux because the possibility of multiple Horcruxes just flew over his head.
@@namwonglue the most mind blowing thing about RAB story is: probably he wanted to die. He could easily trade information about horcruxes to Dumbledore or Ministry for freedom/safety but he didn’t. He could hide in his parents house, or ask Sirius for help but he also didn’t. For me The creepiest thing of the entire HP universe is what Voldemort made Regulus to do, to make him go to this horrible death and not turn away
@@MrsQueenSize omg I totally agree! The first time I read that part, I sorta got goosebumps and wondered what had happened. The boy was totally immersed in Black family’s pure blood crazes but something turned him against the most dangerous and evil wizard alive. And it didn’t just scare him away. It made him determined. It’s the darkest, creepiest corner of HP. And to think that his body was still there as an inferius protecting fake Horcrux when Harry and Dumbledore got there… poor Regulus.
I love how you both are taking notes ! That's cute, you're so invested ! :) Btw, love your reactions and how you're not just reacting but also trying to figure it all out. And i'm surprised of how many guesses you have are actually right ! Good job guys :)
Those reactions are the reason i subbed. I just cant wait for those last 2 movies!
Hell yeah!!!
36:05 Just out of context: "Do you think there is something about Snapes thing...?"
Hilarious!!! :D :D :D Great reaction alltogether
Don’t know if anyone already said it but the reason the room requirement looks all cluttered is well, it take the form of what the person needs, all that junk in there were from previous students or others who wanted to hide objects so the room took the form of that.
This movie is truly the movie that is the most different from the books. This book is easily the best book to me and the biggest let down of a movie
I'd argue that Goblet of Fire was the worst adaptation. Totally ruined the plot twist!
i wholeheartedly agree, people think it's gof but i honestly think it is so underwhelming how they made the best book turn into such a disappointing movie :/
I initially quit watching the movies after OotP because I was so angry about them basically cutting everything that had made it my favourite of the books, until lockdown when I went through and binged them all - now i have to agree. All of the movies after PoA are considerably worse than the books because of how much they cut down the Marauders story, but the fact that they stripped so many Voldemort memories and made the HBP book such a nonentity really dropped the ball here. They should have spent more time developing Harry’s relationship with the boy writing in the book, and given us more backstory (instead of the completely needless destruction of the Burrow)... other than Dumbledore’s death none of the major beats from the end of the book even seem to matter in the movie, which is so unfortunate to look back on
In my dreams, hbomax remakes ‘Harry Potter’ into a episodic series with each season being a year at school with the shorter books having fewer episodes than the longer books.
@@bobbyclarkston8836 your dreams are going to become a reality soon!
it's really funny to me how much people that have only seen the movies always love snape! i think its because alan rickman makes him so likable... hes just... horrible in the books... literally bullies children and cant get over a girl he had a crush on... but i get that in the movies hes waaaaay different, so cant blame you for liking him ^^ haha great reaction!
21:51 I know😣😣😣
It's just chills every time. He is my favorite character in books and in movies, this is the best scene ever, weakened yet so powerful.
About those things in the water: During the First Wizarding War, Voldemort was known to have created an army of Inferi from the large number of people he murdered. He placed such an army within the lake of Salazar Slytherin's Locket's hiding place. They are corpses, dead bodies that have been bewitched to do a Dark wizard's bidding. The spells used to reanimate the corpse are complex.
Great reactions, greetings from México 😬👍🏻
in the book there are more memories of voldemorts past and upbringing in dumbledores pensive that harry sees which shed more light on voldemorts motivations. basically his mother's family was an old pureblood family that ran out of money and were living in poverty. voldemorts grandfather was abusive to his mother and was also really prejudiced against muggles. she fell in love with a rich muggle in her town and put a love spell on him so he would marry her but after they were married she took the spell off but he left immediately. she was pregnant with Tom and then died in childbirth so he went to the orphanage you see him at with dumbledore. they don't mention it in the movie but at the orphanage he had gotten in trouble for luring two other kids into the cave and torturing them there. that's why there is a horcrux there, bc it was a place that was special to voldemort.
the werewolf guy we see when the death eaters attack the weasleys house is named fenrir greyback and he was actually the one who bit lupin as a kid.
also! apparating is just disappearing from one place and appearing in another. you have to be 17 and pass a test to be able to do it otherwise you have to just hold onto another person who can apparate.
I'm very divided on this film I must say. I love the humour a lot, especially Harry's sassiness is finally shining through (although I can't get over the fact they didn't include his most savage line in probably the whole book:
They are practicing nonverbal spells in Defense against the Dark Arts with Snape. Snape as always uses Harry for a demonstration but Harry had enough of Snape using spells on him in his occlumency lessons and yells protego, a shield spell. Snape is knocked into a table and the following dialogue is one of the most iconic in the books:
Snape: "Do you remember me telling you we are practicing nonverbal spells, Potter?”
“Yes,” said Harry stiffly.
Snape: “Yes, Sir.”
Harry: “There’s no need to call me ‘Sir,’ Professor.”)
On the other hand there is so much important stuff that's missing. Book six is my favourite one together with Deathly Hallows and it is mostly because of Harry's lessons with Dumbledore and the memories they are watching together in the pensieve and so many of them were cut short, altered or left out completely. We learn a lot about Voldemorts past in the book but nearly nothing in the movie. In the books Dumbledore pretty much knows that Voldemort has made Horkruxes, the memory of Slughorn is mostly important to confirm how many he made. He also tells Harry what he thinks the other Horkruxes are (I won't list them, because I think the films tried to make you figure them out ore want you to be surprised what they are).
So if you are maybe reading the books in the future you are in for a treat with this one :)
Yeah the book was filled with amazing info that answered a lot of questions from the whole series. I couldn’t list all the things they left in. but yeah all the scenes between dumbledore and Harry and by extension Voldemort’s back story, all the relationship development, the actual end fight scene between Harry and snape, and then for me namely a scene I wish wasn’t altered:
SPOILERS
that dumbledore stupified Harry (I think that’s the spell) so that he couldn’t move. had to witness his murder helplessly. The fact he couldn’t move until after dumbledore died since his death broke the spell added so much emotional tension. Also just makes sense, Harry wouldn’t have hid and done nothing. like just a stupid change for no reason
I thought you guys had a giant black cherry on the table in the back, until I looked closer and realized those were headphones xdddd
Finally, I was literally waiting to get a notification, I love y'all's reactions
The fire lasso scene is quite literally the original cover art springing to life.
i guess things are way more mysterious for clueless kid version of me hahahaha i had zero thoughts and I'm always shocked by everything when i was reading and watching the series lol it's really interesting watching adults watch it for the first time
So, the importance of Snape being the Half Blood Prince (Prince was his mums maiden name) so it was like his own nickname.
If the Half Blood Prince, the owner of the book, would have been someone else then Harry would not have had the book.
He would not have prepared a perfect potion of Draught of Living Death without Snape’s hand-written notes.
He would have not received the vial of Felix Felicis.
He would not have obtained the memory of Voldemort asking Prof. Slughorn about Horcruxes.
And so on…..
i think another significant thing about it being Snape who was the Half Blood Prince is that Harry felt really close and like he had a connection/trust with the Half Blood Prince because the book had helped him so much, and then to find out that it was Snape all along is just another huge blow to Harry.
Another fun, or dark fact.
The magic "Horcrux" is so evil... even many Dark Wizards thought it was too vulgar to use.
It might as well be a spell from the Devil.
Hi guys
One of the best reactions I've seen and two of the best reactors with your in depth following and interest in the storyline.
To you both - and anyone reading this comment,,,,if you enjoyed the series so much you would get so much more enjoyment and background detail from reading the books......;)
I wish you guys would've let the scene in where they all held up their wands /* to break through the deatheater sign :(( that was so touching
NO SPOILERS TO THE NEXT PART ;) Wait wait, I listen your thoughts at the end and I can't believe lol xD xD Beggining of the movie: 1. Narcissa Malfoy (Mother of Draco) and her sister Bellatrix go to Snape, Narcissa goes there to ask Snape for help for Draco, Snape agree to help but Bellatrix don't believe him and make him do Unbreakable Vow which he do and agree to help Draco, protect him and if he fail than do his quest for him 2. In train Ron tells us (and Harry) that if you break Unbreakable Vow than you die... 3. Draco all the movie tries to kill Dumbledore (that was the quest what Voldemort gave him), and when Draco talk with Dumbledore on the astronomy tower he says that he need to do that because if he didn't do it than Voldemort will kill him. He is scared and doesn't want to do that but he need to but as you saw he still hesitated and than Snape came and the circle goes full as you read point 1 again, Snape make Unbreakable Vow, he needs to carry what Drco can't do otherwise he dies as he would not keep the Vow ;)
Dumbledore's fire burns the monsters UNDER WATER... That's some badass fire
In the cave, the potion is called The Drink of Despair. It causes the victim to instantly feel fear, delirium, and an intense thirst.
I love your reactions and how accurate you are with your notes xD i m waiting the end of this saga 😊😉
Then we will find out what was and wasn’t right
12:23 if i remember right, sectumsempra is a spell that is like an invisible sword. u move the wand around and direct it the way u want to cut. when george gets his ear cut off, it was from snape using sectumsempra. if i remember right he was trying to cut off a death eater’s hand but he missed and cut off george’s ear.
3:24 this reaction has tHE SAME ENERGY I HAD WHEN I FIRST WATCHED THIS MOVIE. I love a strong Hinny shipper. Thanks for that James.
You're partially right about Voldmorte. Roughly translated means "Steal death" or "flight of death".
Awesome. Just binged watched all of these. You have to make both the deathly hallows two parters. So much happens in those.
When you said "Can people be horcruxes?" it sent chills down my spine.
The book enplanes that Snapes mother was a witch with the sir-name of Prince and his father was a muggle. Thus the Half-Blood Prince.
It was cool how you understood some Latin and almost realized what Sectumsempra did. It translates to "cut always" and its effects are the same, slashing as if from a sword and the bleeding would never stop until either death or using the countercurse 3 times, which is what Snape does
And "Vulnera Sanendum" means "be healed wound".
If you are wondering why Voldemort is the way he is, his mother was attracted to his muggle father, but he wasn’t interested in her, so she forced him to take a love potion. His father and his family were muggles so they had no idea what happened. When a child is conceived because of a love potion, the child is incapable of love, since the child’s conception was a perversion of nature. Voldemort was physically incapable of love or affection, except for his snake to which he shows the most minute affection. Voldemort’s mother started to feel guilty about forcing his father to love her, so she took him off the love potion in hopes that he would stay with her and the child, but he left. His mother later died giving birth to Voldemort. Voldemort found out his father left his mother, and since she died, his father is the reason he grew up in the orphanage. In the opening of goblet of fire, the big house you see was his fathers home. He goes there and murders his father and his grandparents as revenge. The old man he kills was the gardener for the family, who everyone thought killed them, because there was no scientific way of determining cause of death from the killing curse.
This is why I love my viewers. That completely explains everything and that’s so damn cool!!
Nice explanation!
@@whitenoisereacts it was an excellent explanation but the timeline at the end isn't so clear. Voldemort had already murdered his father and his paternal grandparents while he was still a student at Hogwarts. He had actually found his mother's side of the family first, his maternal grandfather, and framed the killings on his maternal grandfather. The muggle gardener was blamed by the muggle police for the murders, but was later let go. The ministry of magic locked up Voldemort's maternal grandfather for the murders. By the time Voldemort had the conversation about horcurxes with Slughorn at school, he had already killed his father. His muggle father abandoning his mother is the cause for his contempt and hate for muggles. Plus, he has extreme pride that his mother's side of the family are pureblood descendants of Salazar Slytherin.
What happened at the beginning of goblet of fire, was many many years after those events. Voldemort had wormtail take him back to his father's house as a place to hideout.
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12:10 Sectumsempra means "sectum"= cut and "semper"= forever (in latin). That's why you can see blood appearing everywhere on Draco's shirt. Minor cuts can be healed with the spell Snape uses afterwards, however, there will still be a lot of scarring unless Dittany is applied immediately afterwards
As seen in the Order of the Phoenix, Snape wasn't/isn't a fan of the marauders and created it most likely for them among other 'enemies'.
I like that we see other spells like that as opposed to colored beams...it makes it feel a lot more real
@@whitenoisereacts for sure, the immersion is unparalleled
The Christmas attack on The Burrow was a total invention of the movie and one that made absolutely no sense at all since the wizard family and friends stand around watching the home burn rather than use spells and charms to extinguish the fire. Also, the Burrow appears unscathed in the next movie.
One of you asked shortly before this what the Ministry of Magic was doing throughout all this and that was answered by the Christmas scene in the book. The new minister drops by with estranged brother and son Percy Weasley to be able to ask Harry to drop by the Ministry time to time so it looks like the Ministry has the approval of "The Chosen One" (the one chosen by prophecy to defeat Voldermort). As the Ministry arrested and jailed Stan Shunpike -- the Knightbus conductor -- as a death eater, Harry refuses. All pretense forgotten, the Minister grills Harry on where Dumbledore has been going when he leaves Hogwarts. Harry is defiant (especially finding out Delores Umbridge is still with the Ministry after what she did to him and the other students in Order of the Phoenix) and turns his back on the Minister and walks away. This perfectly sets up a confrontation between Potter and that Minister in the next book where they angrily confront each other.
But instead, we got the Weasley's home being burned down and all the wizards forgetting they can do spells.
Also, the Deathly Hallows surmises Dumbledore was reliving his worst moment in life when a duel with a powerful wizard ex-friend caused the death of Dumbledore's sister. Another thing not explained was why Snape called himself the Half-Blood Prince. His witch mother's maiden name was "Prince". Hermione came close to discovering this by going through Hogwart's student history to look up anyone named Prince.
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Snape made the unbreakable vow with Draco's mother: promising to protect Draco and to "do the deed" (killing Dumbledore) himself in case Draco would not succeed, as they all knew he was in no way strong enough to take on Dumbledore.
That was Voldemort's plan with this (as punishment for Draco's father for not bringing him the prophecy), to order Draco to do something he was not able to do, and to be killed while trying, or to get killed by Voldemort himself.
By killing Dumbledore Snape saved Draco from killing Dumbledore or being killed in trying to, but he also did it so he himself would not die by breaking the unbreakable vow.
I’m really enjoying y’all’s reactions and discussions. I am looking forward to the rest of them and the book reviews that are already up. Although I do think Alan Rickman is very likable and will be interested to see what you have to say about books Snape
Well we got vids all over the place about em lol
@@whitenoisereacts I added them to my watch later. I find the discussion to be really insightful. Great job on all the stuff you guys catch at first glance like the fact that the movie was almost black and white which contrasted incredibly with the flame scene that was so bright. Awesome reaction/discussion!
The "Snape is the Half-Blood Prince" twist is yet another betrayal - because that book and the Prince's hints helped him excel in Potions and even taught him some spells that he continues to use (Muffliato and Levicorpus), and then to have that all thrown back in his face by learning that the person who helped him was his mortal enemy and the man who killed his hero.
You guys have all been saying that and I feel stupid for not putting it together. It really makes the ending that much more heartbreaking and profound.