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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011) REACTION
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Snape- The one who died for love.
Voldermort- The one who died for power.
Harry- The one greeted death like an old friend.
Nice!
Duuude... I never looked at it like that 🤯
I'm calling him "Voldermont" from now on haha
@@essi_love Thats not even the worst one :D Some papers in Germany back then called him something like "Waldemoort", "Voldemaart" etc, thats hilarious :D
@@BrianLufia Cmon down to Voldemaart, we're having a 50% sale on our tools section
"snape was always bad", 10 secs later "i knew snape wasnt always bad" 😂😂😂😂
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Yep. The recordings ratted her out.
The fact is Snape was always the greater good not the good.😆
Women ☕️
Women ☕
First Harry words about Snape: Who is this man
Last Harry words about Snape: The bravest man I ever knew
Still he was responsible for death of lily and james plus he still bullied harry
@@adityayadav-fq5lv how was he resposible? if you watched the movie or read the books you would see that snape wanted to hide them from voldemort. Also he acted that way towards harry because it reminded him as his father but also acted that way to keep him safe
@@ekyrosu snape was the one who put their lives at tisk when he told voldemort about the prophecy....plus u talk about how james bullied snape and i clearly remember Sirius being ashamed of that but he also told harry how snape and his death eater wannabe used to torture and bully other students ....and james also saved snape's life when snape went to whomping willow to expose remus......
Harry was nothing like his father..so taking his anger out on a child for the actions of his father does not make snape a hero
@@adityayadav-fq5lv Majority thinks that he is the hero, but ok I guess. Everyone has their own opinion.
@@adityayadav-fq5lv No. He was not. Snape told his master part of a prophecy that pertained to him.
“I don’t feel sorry for him” (Snape’s death). Five mins later: 🥺🥺🥺
It's hinted in the books as well that Severus Snape was abused as a kid. Which is why Lily was important to him (she was the only kind person in his life), but it's also what pushed Lily away from him (Snape hated people and it drove him to the dark arts). Quite sad and tragic.
Yeah wasn't the reason that Snape took up the persona of half-Blood Prince because his mom (Eileen Prince) was beat by his dad (Mr. Snape)?
@@sebastianjoseph2828 I don't know. I only know his father wasn't to pleasant.
And I get why Snape liked his Slytherin friends- he felt he was one of them! Must have been a great feeling if you were always sad and alone.
You finally see that Snape has been Harry's protector all along. Alan Rickman (Snape) was the only person who knew about this twist in the movie.
He was told by Rowling about this twist during the early films, to help him portray the character better. Because at that point, the book series wasn’t finished yet. By the time they filmed this movie though, everyone who read the books knew.
Snape's story demonstrates what it is to be a hero, a hero is someone who works for the good of others in the shadows, working for the greater good
One of my favorite character arcs in any fictional story. It's magnificent.
"I dont feel sorry for him" oh boyyy the face after snapes memory is priceless
Severus saying “Always” and Lily saying “Always” so powerful
Snape's patronus changed after Lily's death (a patronus can change form after some kind of trauma or strong emotion in general) The female deer was in fact Lily's patronus, it shows how much Snape loved her and did everything for her, even protect her son she had with the person he hated the most. Always loved him 💚 (and both Snape and Lily saying "Always"... right in the feels!)
+ Albus Severus IS a Slytherin
It’s actually unusual that he is able to cast a patronus. Most Death Eaters lack the ability.
@@lmj2k I don't think it's that they lack the ability it's just that they never trained to cast the patronus
I'm sorry, but anything that happens in The Cursed Child... I don't consider it canon :)
@@RigoOXx Ironically, the only legacy character that play didn't butcher was Draco....the worst part is, the concept (Harry's son and Draco's son) was great, but they ruined it.
If you look carefully at 13:45, you will see that Snape is secretly cursed 2 death eaters behind him. Because he didnt want them to hurt Mcgonagall.. And he didnt even try to attack Mcgonagall.. :))
30:03 Snape dies...
Vicky: "I don't feel sorry for him".
Me: "Wait and see".
30:07 "I don't fee sorry for him." Yeah, those words got eaten lol
You have to understand about Snape that he was in love with Lily (Harry’s Mom) from a very young age. When she and him arrived at Hogwarts and went into separate houses, Lily meets James Potter who she eventually falls in love with and marries. James bullied Snape when they were kids, but Snape always hung onto his love for Lily. This is why Snape shows such disregard and anger towards Harry. His jealousy made him treat Harry in a negative way because he was the son of a man he hated, but also the woman he so desperately loved and unfortunately could never have. And he swore to Dumbledore that he would always protect Harry because of his undying love to Lily (“Always”). So yes, Snape was a double agent but in the end was a good guy. The film did a decent job of showing this in the memories scene, but the books explain it a lot better and more in detail. Early on when the films started coming out, J.K. Rowling had a conversation with Alan Rickman explaining all of this to him long before the final book was even written. She wanted him to understand why Snape would have such horrible feelings towards Harry. This ultimately helped in the development of Rickman’s portrayal of Snape’s character. He was the only person given this knowledge according to Rowling.
There are two more things: Snape hated James because he failed to protect Lily as her husband. Snape understood that Harry was the main reason why Voldemort came there and killed Lilly.
Let's give Viki, Ellie, Lia, and Michelle a round of applause for completing the entire Harry Potter series. 👏👏
Relax. It's just Harry Potter. It's not like they finished 'The Rise and Decline of the Roman Empire'...
I'm just congratulating them for watching the entire Harry Potter series.
👏👏👏
@@billiebuffaloHarry Potter is awesome
Yes your welcome lol
dumbledore negotiating: he has her eyes
Snape: oke
I cry every time when I see Snape's memory. Thank you for this series of Harry Potter reaction.
Same here. It reminds me of " The Seer " of he serie Vikings even if they are two completely different characters//
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True.. Very True
I will remember Molly when i don't feel loved.
I will remember Hermione when i feel judged.
I will remember Fred and George when i need a laugh.
I will remember Dumbledore when i need an advice.
I will remember Remus and Sirius when i feel an outsider.
I will remember Ron when i feel scared.
I will remember Lily when i need protection.
I will remember Narcissa when i know which is my priority.
I will remember Neville when i feel like the worst comes to me.
I will remember Snape when i loose someone i love.
YES, i will always remember Harry Potter.
Mcgonagall should be priority, good discipline, loyalty ...she is a boss to hogwarts
@@CharlieFBarassi Facts. Sometimes I feel like McGonagall goes under-appreciated. She shows she cares and loves the students, and she is fair and unbiased. She never shows outward favoritism (with a few exceptions in Harry's case); she will praise you for your triumphs, but will just as quickly criticize you (constructively, of course) when it's clear you haven't been on par with your work. And if you break the rules, she will not hesitate to discipline you in a way that truly lets you know, you f---ed up. But ultimately, she does it all because she wants what's best for the students. And as we all know, if the students are in imminent danger, that warrior side comes out and she will go to all lengths possible to defend the kids. Minerva McGonagall is truly the mother of Hogwarts, the mother many of those kids probably needed/never had. To this day, I feel like she should have been named Harry's godmother.
Scabior led a group called Snatchers, who were essentially looking for muggle-borns to sell to the ministry.
Narcissa Malfoy no longer cared whether Voldemort won when she told him Harry was dead. She wanted to get to the castle to get Draco to safety. Note that Draco only went to the side of the death eaters when beckoned by his mother.
Why didn't Voldemort just escape? He could have just run away, start building new horcuxes, waiting for Harry to naturally die, and then conquer the world.
@@lorenzopippia5257 - Making horcruxes isn’t as simple as making a feather fly like in book/movie 1. Making a horcrux requires one to split one’s soul with a supreme act of evil (murder). He had made six horcruxes intentionally (the diary, the ring, the locket, the cup, the diadem, and Nagini) because he felt that having his soul in seven pieces would be more powerful magically. Splitting one’s soul once is a massive deal. Doing it more than once makes the soul remaining in the body more unstable. The books detail more how Tom Riddle had been handsome in his youth. Over time when he had been making horcruxes, his features became more twisted and blurred, so there is also a physical toll. He had made several horcruxes before going to Godric’s Hollow to kill Harry, and as a result of the failed killing curse that rebounded on him, a piece of Voldemort’s soul ended up embedded in Harry himself, making Harry an unintentional seventh horcrux - a result of the soul remaining in his body being unstable. As to why he didn’t retreat - Voldemort truly believed that killing Snape would make him the true master of the elder wand, and would make him invulnerable.
@@lmj2k I know that making horcuxes is no piece of cake, but JKR never set a precise limit to the number of horcuxes a wizard could theoretically create, did she?
I think the real reason why Voldemort didn't escape is just because Rowling wanted to be done with the books and the main story once and for all.
@@lorenzopippia5257 - The books do not specify how many times a person can split their soul, but a person splitting their soul as many times as Voldemort did was previously unheard of. It does specifically say that splitting one’s soul more than once does render the rest of the soul more and more unstable. Hermione read about horcruxes in Secrets of the Darkest Art, which gave specific instruction on how to make a horcrux and even gave explicit warning about how unstable it make’s one’s soul. The evidence of the instability of the corporeal soul after making several horcruxes was the fact that a piece of Voldemort’s soul had ended up in Harry as an infant. He had made five horcruxes prior to that point. He made one more after that purposely when he and Wormtail had taken up temporary residence in the Riddle house in Little Hangleton. It is admittedly educated conjecture with Dumbledore because again, making multiple horcruxes was unheard of before Voldemort’s dark magical experimentation and obsession with immortality, but it is chronicled in Dumbledore’s memories of Tom Riddle in the sixth book how he went from tall, dark, and handsome Tom Riddle to the snakelike featured Voldemort.
The claim of Rowling “just wanting to be done with the books” doesn’t hold water. This was a series that made her a billionaire, and there was a bunch of literature and media tied to this series as off-shoots (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them, The Tales of Beedle the Bard, Quidditch Through the Ages, Pottermore/Wizarding World Digital, and so on). If you don’t actually want an answer to your question because you don’t want to open your mind to anything but the narrative you’re maintaining in your head, maybe don’t post this query to a bunch of comments on this video.
@@lorenzopippia5257 I think the problem at that point is that Voldemort would not be splitting his "whole" soul. Already 6 (7?) parts of his sole were destroyed as the horcruxes were destroyed. So he would be trying to split his remaining 1/7th (1/8th?) of his soul into parts. It probably wouldnt be very effective anymore.
I see Voldemort at the end of last movie pretty much similar to Voldemort in the 2nd movie - an incomplete man (this time with legs and arms) ...with 1/7th of his soul remaining maybe 1/7 of his power remaining which still makes him more powerful than average wizard, but not a super strong best of the best anymore. (plus hes having a wrong wand) - thats why teenage HP is able to duel him succesfully.
31:11 Snape was madly in love with Harry's mother, Lily! On his dying breath, he asked Harry to look at him, because he wanted the last thing he sees to be her face! Because as you heard many times, Harry has his mother's eyes!
Thanks to Michelle, we now know that Harry is the last "Croxone"
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As sad as I was to see Remus and Tonks laying dead, my heart truly broke to see all the Weasleys mourning Fred. Especially when we see Ron break down in tears, considering he's usually very cheerful. It's honestly also very sad when you read that George was never able to cast the Patronus Charm again, since it relies on your happiest memories to work and all of his happy memories involved Fred.
Another amazing fact is that the prophecy spoke of a baby born at the end of July, when in actuality, there were two. Harry and Neville were born in the same month and year but literally only one day apart from each other, so technically, they were both Heroes of the battle for Hogwarts.
Weasleys were like village idiots. Why feel sorry for them.
@@azazello1784 - They really weren’t. They weren’t rich (at least not before Fred and George opened their joke shop) but they were far from stupid, and they were good people.
The beautiful thing about the literature. I love these little facts that add more context to the story. I definitely mention that when I can as well (especially when it comes to the reason for the torture of Neville's parent's), and throughout the series you can pick that bravery out of him through a lot of his actions; especially here.
@@lmj2k Especially caring for Harry like he was family
@@azazello1784 youre probably just a city idiot for whom a rural life in contact with nature and a big family are things to despise... thats why you hate that Weasleys preferred traditional "village"
life
Weasleys were not even poor, they were standard middle class wizard family (with prestigious history) - if the old Weasleys decided to live in the city and have one or two kids they would be able to live a life of luxury and prestige.
You just hate they chose to have 6 children. Jealous much?
Fun thing is that it really wasnt a sacrifice of any kind for them because their children became succesfull and rich wizards and businessmen.
Snape was the best character in the movies and books because he did whatever it took to protect and help Harry, even if it means dying. Sure, he might've been a bully towards other students, especially towards Neville. He still protected people by being a double agent.
that moment when you realize that everything Snape did, was for love
13:46 Snapes purity is subtly demonstrated throughout the series. Pay attention to Snapes actions here.
He plays defensive the entire time and even looks worried and hesitant when McGonogall steps in front of Harry. Snape doesn’t want to fight them.
He even deflects one of her spells onto the death eaters behind him to ensure they don’t attack her and Harry.
Snape is an incredible character. His courage and bravery is as impressive as his patronus.
Snape wasn't pure. His entire role in the books is an attempt at gaining atonement for his actions (which resulted in the death of Lily) but would he have been searching for atonement if Lily hadn't died/been a target? What Snape did was important and brave but it wasn't from a selfless place. Thats what makes him interesting. He wasn't a good person, he was an adult who bullied children and was a member of a death cult. And his motivation was his care for one person, not the greater good. But ultimately that was enough.
And he picked their wands before he goes away; you notice when he jumped on them before he crashes the window.
I really want to thank Viki specially for these Harry Potter reactions. Even as a first time watcher, she got so invested and always remembered little details and put together a lot of things, it was so fun to watch. I think she’ll love the books too, hope she can give them a try! ❤️
I can't believe all four you watch the entire series of Harry Potter 😳. Nicely done 👏🏿. Now all four you need continue watching Ghostbusters, Taken & Transformers series after this.
The same goblin did play a school teacher tho. Same actor so you recognized him lol
Michelle asking if Snape was Harry's father was the most Hufflepuff question ever.
You still have the Fantastic Beast movies. What the movie didn't show was Harry used the Elder Wand to fix his first wand.
God this movie doesn't do the book justice. It's such a good movie the way it's put together. But the show down between Harry and Tom in the book is truly phenomenal. And his walk into the forest facing death. Some of the best writing ever. U truly walk to death with Harry in that chapter.
I've read the books several times throughout my childhood but I still can't figure some things out...
Why didn't Voldemort just escape after Nagini had been killed? He could have just run away, start building new horcuxes, waiting for Harry and Neville to naturally die, and then conquer the world.
@@lorenzopippia5257 I haven't read all of the books, but in the movie at least it is clearly implied that he barely had any power left at that point. Plus, Nagini dying happened mid-fight, Harry wouldn't just let him escape at that point. Just like in any proper fictional world, everyone has their limits. After having all his horcruxes destroyed, it stands to reason that Voldemort had no strength left and his judgement was probably clouded by his pride and fear of how close he was to his death.
They absolutely butchered the film from the moment Harry gets hit by the killing curse in the forest. One, they do not explain at all how he survived in the movie. Second, they do not explain at all during the final fight that Harry placed a sacrificial protection on everyone at Hogwarts, just like his mother did for him, and that this is how they were easily beating Riddle's death eaters. Third, they went so Hollywood on the final fight that it borders on comically absurd.
@@lorenzopippia5257 Two things: First, he was surrounded by a crowd of enemies. Even if Voldemort did try to escape, he would probably be zapped by 1000 curses before disapparating away. Second, at that point he didn’t want to look weak. He was so concerned with his appearance of being the “dark lord” that if he actually retreated he would’ve felt monstrous amounts of shame and his pride couldn’t handle it.
@@lorenzopippia5257 1 it’s a kids book, that matures but still written for teenagers and younger. 2 he was extremely weak and his greed for wanting power made him want to kill Harry. 3 I don’t know if he could’ve made many more horcruxes with the little bit of soup he had left.
just love how ellie cries when professor mcgonagall attacked snape... she knew - what no one else in the group knew
Snape was probably one of the most well-written antiheroes i've ever seen
The dog eating off of the table the whole time is a vibe! 😂
viki and ellie are so sweet. always the ones crying the most
In the books they clarified that a person’s Patronus can change to match the Petronus of someone they love. When Snape showed his Patronus as a Doe he was showing that it had not changed since it still matched Lily’s Patronus. Leading to Dumbledore’s line: “Lily… After all this time (hidden context: You still love her?)”. And the beautiful reply by Snape: “Always…”.
40:50 I just realized both Snape and lily say “always”
Malfoys couldn't fight - they lost their wands. There was a deleted scene where Draco threw a wand to Potter, when he "revived". Voldemort took Lucius' wand and broke it. Narcissa gave her wand to Draco after he lost his one to Potter in duel. Draco lost his mom's wand too in the Room of Requirement, when it was caught on fire.
LET'S GIVE A ROUND OF APPLAUSE TO VIKI, LIA, ELLIE AND MICHELLE FOR WATCHING ALL 8 MOVIES!
When you said the goblin is the school teacher, you're not technically wrong. They are both played by the same actor, Warwick Davis.
Flitwick isn'a a goblin, he was just played by the same actor.
WHAT A ENDING AND FINALE! DH Part 2 Is One of the Best Movies of the Series!
É engraçado eu não sei falar inglês, não faço a mínima ideia do que elas tão falando porém estou aqui reagindo junto com elas
Esses filmes marcaram minha infância e minha adolescência, as vezes queria esquecer tudo e poder ver do início tudo de novo e ver esse mundo mágico como se fosse a primeira vez
Me emocionei muito com a reação de cada uma continuem assim.
Um braço e um beijo do Brasil
Eu já entendo bastante ouvindo/lendo, não sou fluente falando, sei de tanto ver reacts gringos de vários filmes e outros conteúdos na internet. Elas basicamente tiveram a mesma coisa que a gente, falaram que gostariam de ver tudo novamente, e estão tristes por ter acabado pois foi uma grande jornada. E realmente é muito legal ver a galera tendo essa emoção pela primeira vez, gostaria também de esquecer de tudo e sentir de novo, mesmo que eu continue sentindo não é igual. Tento então ter algo próximo dessa experiência vendo gente nova reagindo a primeira vez hahaha.
Rest in Peace Robbie Coltrane aka Hagrid... Hogwarts will never be the same without you.
Funny fact: Piertotum Locomotor means All the pillars move on!
I always thought it was weird that Griphook would demand the sword of Gryffindor as his price for helping them break into Gringotts. Surely a goblin would know the history of the sword and how it would definitely just peace out on him one day when a Gryffindor in need would unintentionally summon it.
I might need to re-read the books, but I don’t think goblins have any regard for what may be legend amongst wizards. Yes, the sword’s ability to appear to any worthy Gryffindor in need of it is actually true. However, goblins have their own version of the history of the sword. According to Griphook in the book, the sword belonged to Ragnuk the first, and it was stolen from him by Godric Gryffindor. We also learn in the books that goblin notions of ownership vary greatly from that of wizards. Hermione correctly said in the book that debating the issue with Griphook would not make him any more willing to help them.
It is a roller coaster for real in Harry Potter world at universal studios in Florida
The end of book 7 will explain so much
"it's the switchers!" lol viki and her words
49:56 Harry and Voldemort's Reichenbach Falls moment
Harry did the empirio (unforgivable spell) on the Bank worker. He would do anything Harry wants
In the books he uses the Elder Wand to fix his original wand before destroying the Elder Wand, which was the right answer.
I've read the books several times throughout my childhood but I still can't figure some things out...
Why didn't Voldemort just escape after Nagini had been killed? He could have just run away, start building new horcuxes, waiting for Harry and Neville to naturally die, and then conquer the world.
@@lorenzopippia5257 He didnt have enough soul left to split. He was barely still human as it was, and his insane arrogance would never allow him to run. He would never be able to build an army again if he tried and it would become public knowledge FAST that he was out of horcruxes and he would be targeted by everyone possible. There was no run possible for him. Plus he knew it was literally prophesied that he had to face Harry. Once all his horcruxes were destroyed he was literally mortal again from that moment on, and just barely even at that. He likely would have been dead fairly soon anyways having no ties to life/mortality remaining.
People seem to forget that Voldemort didnt split his soul in 7, he split it in 8, he still had a fraction left in himself. So #1 the book, #2 the ring, #2 the locket, #4 the cup, #5 the diadem, #6 Harry, #7 Nagini and #8 Voldemort himself.
The goblin in the bank is Warwick Davis, he is also the prof at Hogwarts. Two characters.
He's Willow, ( great movie, by the way ) as well//
"Dear Lord, if I should die tomorrow, please let me come back as The Homies' new pet dog." -Amen😅
Love the reactions when the dogs make an appearance❤
its first time someone saying beautiful about voldemorts death scene 😂😂😂
In the books, Harry used the Elder wand to repair his own wand, then reburied the Elder wand with Dumbledore. Much more satisfying than just snapping it and throwing it into the valley.
I've read the books several times throughout my childhood but I still can't figure some things out...
Why didn't Voldemort just escape after Nagini had been killed? He could have just run away, start building new horcuxes, waiting for Harry and Neville to naturally die, and then conquer the world.
@@lorenzopippia5257 Voldemort's horcruxes were like an anchor keeping him tied to this world and immortality but once they were destroyed there was nothing keeping him from dying because once Harry's horcrux and Nagini's were destroyed he was no longer able to remain tethered to life
Actually, this is probably one of the only changes from the book I agree with. I wish he had used it to repair his holly and phoenix feather wand first, but breaking the wand leaves no doubt that the power will never again fall into the wrong hands. In the book, the power of the elder wand would only be broken if Harry died a natural death.
If you're ever in London, New York, or Melbourne you can watch Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - it's an amazing show. It's available to read but not a great way to experience it as it's really just a play script. It picks up where this film ends (so, with Harry and friends as adults) and follows them and especially their kids at Hogwarts. So fun!
In the movie, Voldemort vanishes dramatically, but in my opinion his death was better in the original book. No smoke, no magic, just a corpse falling like any other dead people. That scenes shows that he can try to become immortal and powerful, but at the end he is just a man who cant do anything against death and he will die like all his victims.
Technically you were right about Griphook(the goblin that betrayed them) being the short teacher at Hogwarts as they were actually the same actor.
Harry owned all the three hallows which made him the master of death
Listen to the audio books if you really want the full HP experience. The movies did a good job, but there is much, much more in the books!
I've read the books several times throughout my childhood but I still can't figure some things out...
Why didn't Voldemort just escape after Nagini had been killed? He could have just run away, start building new horcuxes, waiting for Harry and Neville to naturally die, and then conquer the world.
@@lorenzopippia5257 nobody asked for my opinion but i think that was one of voldemorts flaws, he thought he was special, something else, not like other wizards so he thought he could easily win against some children, so basically he fall because of himself and his pride (maybe?)
I remember when I first saw this movie I was a little bit sad because I knew that this is that this is the end there ain’t gonna be any more Harry Potter films. Because the thing is I’m not that big of a Harry Potter fan but it was a part of my childhood and I grew up with it. And I was invested in the story in the characters Ron Harry and Hermione had such great chemistry together. And yeah honestly they ended things perfectly and the ending really was bitter sweet. This movie and the prisoner of askaban I like my top two favorite Harry Potter films.
Been so excited for this reaction but oh my god Viki doing the Voldemort voice and making Lia laugh😂also so many great quotes my favourite Michelle saying "i dont believe Harry potter will die in his own movie"Then Viki just immediatly saying"I believe he can die"hehe
You guys have to watch lotr with Lia and Viki after Christmas
I really enjoyed your reactions for this last part. I love you girls "ALWAYS".
When the movies are over, the books are still there, with sideplots, more complex characters, and a lot more humor!
Thanks for your great videos 🙋🏼♀️
Ah yes deathly hallows part 2 my favorite Christmas movie
What a fun ride this has been! I loved all of these reactions
its so pure ❤
Loved sharing this HP journey with you, ladies. Thank you ❤
Glad to see you four return to finish this series up.
Unfortunately snape didn't actually love Harry, he didn't like him because he reminded snape of James because Harry's father bullied snape relentlessly. He only watched over Harry because he thought that's what Lilly would have wanted
Not true at all he never hated Harry. Yes he did remind him of James but he never hated Harry for it at all.
@@nottogood415 - Nah, he really did loathe Harry. Harry was the living embodiment that Lily chose another man. It wasn’t a rational hatred because he believed that Harry had the same personality as James, who relentlessly bullied him. After hearing Snape’s tirade where he referred to Harry as being as arrogant as his father and seeming to relish his fame, Dumbledore told Snape that he [Snape] sees only what he wants to see, but Harry’s nature is really more like Lily’s rather than that of James. It was an overriding lifelong love for Lily that kept him watching over Harry.
@@lmj2k if he watched over him he would have to care about him in some way what did harry ever do to him ? why would he do all that he did? yes for lily but he risked him self and saved harry so many times he even showed harry where to sword was. i don't believe he hated harry at all he begged dumbledore to hide them including harry. snape is not that petty. she she picked james over him, but that does not mean he hated harry for what his father done or his mother picking another man over him. him pointing out that he has some traits as his father doesn't to me mean he hated him.we are all like our parents.
@@nottogood415 - That’s EXACTLY what it means with Snape. It is very much irrational and unjustified, but he does hate Harry. But his love for Lily and loyalty/obligation to Dumbledore overrode that. Dumbledore even specifically asks Snape if he had grown to care for Harry. Snape, in casting his patronus, showed who he truly cared for. That scene from the book.
"So the boy...the boy must die?" asked Snape quite calmly.
"And Voldemort himself must do it, Severus. That is essential."
Another long silence. Then Snape said, "I thought...all those years...that we were protecting him for her. For Lily."
"We have protected him because it has been essential to teach him, to raise him, to let him try his strength," said Dumbledore, his eyes still tight shut. "Meanwhile, the connection between them grows ever stronger, a parasitic growth. Sometimes I have thought he suspects it himself. If I know him, he will have arranged matters so that when he does set out to meet his death, it will truly mean the end of Voldemort."
Dumbledore opened his eyes. Snape looked horrified.
"You have kept him alive so that he can die at the right moment?"
"Don't be shocked, Severus. How many men and women have you watched die?"
"Lately, only those whom I could not save," said Snape. He stood up. "You have used me."
"Meaning?"
"I have spied for you and lied for you, put myself in mortal danger for you. Everything was supposed to be to keep Lily Potter's son safe. Now you tell me you have been raising him like a pig for slaughter--"
"But this is touching, Severus," said Dumbledore seriously. "Have you grown to care for the boy, after all?"
"For him?" shouted Snape. "Expecto Patronum!"
From the tip of his wand burst the silver doe. She landed on the office floor, bounded once across the office, and soared out of the window. Dumbledore watched her fly away, and as her silvery glow faded he turned back to Snape, and his eyes were full of tears.
"After all this time?"
"Always," said Snape.
@@lmj2k if he did not care why was he against killing Harry and him being raised to be killed. Why was he angry that Dumbledore did that not only because he lies but because he cared for Harry you can see it in his actions. Fuck we a know he cared for Lily you honestly think he would hate Harry the son of the one he loved the only thing left I. The word of her. You see Snape ina completely different light to me. You go o about Lily only Lily only he did the patronus to show yes he loved Lily that does not mean he hated Harry at all. He was literally against killing Harry he was pissed a t Dumbledore not only because he lies but because he lies but because he was raising Harry to be killed. He wanted to protect Harry.
I think the big highlights of this film have to be the makeup, the production values, and the visual effects
Ladies, the actor who played that Gringott's goblin, who helped Harry, Hermione and Ron get into Bellatrix's vault, did also play two different teachers at Hogwarts. His name is Warwick Davis
Thanks for doing all of these reactions you guys. Love all of you.
You have your mothers eyes 31:21 everybody keeps telling him this
No ladies only the ones that truly knew his mom tell Harry this.
A small side note where the movie deviates from the book.
After the Battle of Hogwarts, Harry uses the elder wand to repair his own original wand, and proceeds to put the elder wand back in Dumbledore’s tomb.
He does so while stating that owning or using the elder wand would: “Be more trouble than it’s worth. He was happier with his own wand anyways.”
Don't forget about the three prequels about Dumbledore. There pretty good too. And one day they will film the Golden Child the story of Harry's son
The part when Harry sees his parents proves that those we have lost are always with us even if we can’t see them
"so snap is his dad?" **face palm** LOLL
Watch the deleted scene with Draco helping Harry at the end 😢
😍😍😍😍 love these reactions beauties
👏👏👏 amazing saga, thank you for this reactions, many memories ❤️
Come on Tom let's finish this the way we started it together!
One of my favourite lines of the franchise
At the End When You say. "So snape was Harry's Dad" 😂😂😂😭😭😂😂
Regarding Draco in that final moment before Harry & Voldemort went at it, they edited out a scene where Draco betrays the Deatheaters and throws Harry his wand.
So if you remember in the story about the Deathly Hallows they said the resurrection stone brings ghosts to talk to and can “reanimate a corpse” or at least that’s my definition because I don’t think it truly brings you back, it just brings your body back. The guys wife in the story came back but she wasn’t even the same person plus she killed herself again.
I remembered when I finnished the last Harry Potter book, I loved the series, you girls should watch the spin off Fantastic Beasts.
I remember how it became trendy to spoil the two last books. I had Dumbledore's fate spoiled and this list of characters dying in the last book randomly went viral just as the last book had been released. People get bored sometimes
I've read the books several times throughout my childhood but I still can't figure some things out...
Why didn't Voldemort just escape after Nagini had been killed? He could have just run away, start building new horcuxes, waiting for Harry and Neville to naturally die, and then conquer the world.
@@lorenzopippia5257 I was thinking of the same thing when I finnished Deathly Hallows.
I always thought that snape was secretly harry’s father, Harry has more characteristics from snape then his dad!!
And i think dumbledore in my opinion confirms it in the trainstation scene
How do you think Dumbledore confirms this? (Not arguing, genuinely curious as I didn't pick up on anything like that in the train station scene.)
@@saphirefoxirl harry asked Dumbledore “Snape’s patronas was a doe same as my mothers curious right?
And Dumbledore responded with “if i actually think about it doesn’t seem curious at all” with a little smile
@@DutchRoadrunner because Snape was in love with her, that's all
@@elizabethstrong6057 maybe… i like to read between the line’s, and to me that would be a way better outcome of the story. But that is my opinion ☺️🤙🏼
@@DutchRoadrunner Thanks :)
I love Ralph as Voldemort check out his other works
If you go to Harry potter world Watford, you would see Emma Watson and Helena Bonham-carter's dresses side by side.
The best part is a photo of Emma playing bank scene whilst Helena sits off to one side. She then recreated Emma Watson's performance of playing Bellatrix as Hermione. Brilliant acting performance, girls you should visit it.
Helena does such a wonderful job portraying Hermione's mannerisms that I forget it's really Helena!
Let's get something straight, Snape DID care for Harry. He cared for Harry because he reminded him of Lily but it was easy for Snape to keep his distance from Harry because he also reminded him of his father James and how he treated him.
Snape had grown up an outcast and being called a freak all of his life even into adulthood. When he met Lily that was the first person that ever accepted him for who he was and he loved her for it and James stole that one person away from him and he carried that pain well into adulthood.
He went on to project that pain on two other adults and the children.
He died a royal hero and friend to the people he cared for so much and protecting the only place he had ever known.
"So Snape is his dad".
- Immortal quote.
You misunderstand the resurrection stone, remember it drove the second brother mad because it only made them visible but you could not touch them. Harry dropped it in the forest, but he still has the cloak of invisibility.
Fun fact: Harry's son Albus is the baby Harry in the first film as they say😊
you guys should react to the harry potter reunion which came out last year, since it was the 20th anniversary for the first harry potter movie.
the stone brings people back how we saw them in the woods
ghost-like.
8:49 Ah! Michelle, you may have a sharper eye -- or perhaps ear -- than you thought. Although Griphook (the goblin banker) and Filius Flitwick (the very short professor) are different characters, they were both portrayed by the same actor, Warwick Davis.
I'm glad to see Ellie is back
lol "I dont feel sorry for him" oh but you will trust me you will feel sorry for him
what made the vault and multiplying cups even worse is that they burn you. like hot metal
yeah.. imagine over 200 of that
@49:25 Don’t mess with mama bear. One of my favorite scenes in the entire film franchise.