First Time Watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 | Group Reaction
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The reason Kreacher was acting differently towards Harry than he did to Hermione is because Sirius not only left Grimauld Place (the former headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix) to Harry in a will but Harry also inherited Kreacher as well. As a result Kreacher is magically bound to obey Harry. Harry never freed Kreacher because Dumbledore asked Harry not to due to Kreacher knowing way to much about The Order of the Phoenix secret group.
When Harry found out about Regelus Black being R.A.B Kreacher told Harry about how Regelus use to be a Deatheater during the first war. But one day Regelus found out that Voldemort was using his favorite house elf to experiment on when he was creating the evil magical defenses in the cave where the Slytherin locket was originally located. When Kreacher told Harry about how he was tortured by Voldemort and how Regelus sacrifice himself to save Kreacher, Harry felt sorry for Kreacher to the point that he gifted Kreacher the fake Slytherin locket that use to belong to Regelus. From that moment on Kreacher changed his attitude not only towards Harry but he began to be kind to Hermione and Ron as well.
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To bad they cut it out off the movie including the letters from Sirius's room with the torn up picture and the start where Dudly have a truce with Harry and Big D give HP a cup of tea.
It's absolutely wild that slavery is so common and considered a good thing actually by JK Rowling lol. Even when Hermione questions it for a minute everyone laughs at her and then no one contests it ever again.
@@GentM2015i mean in the book they do like it. ONE even became depressed and alcoholic because set free. Anyway..this is a work of fiction, so dont take things so seriously
@@gethina-come7885It's not that weird.
If a person is taught to be a slave from childhood, then it is very likely that many will cling to the image of a slave.
The life of a free person brings much more difficulties than free people think. At least from the point of view of those who are used to being a slave.
That is why, by the way, in addition to giving slaves freedom, they still need to be helped to get used to freedom, otherwise it is not much better than throwing pets out in the cold "For good".
Well, regarding the world of magic, the very nature of these creatures may be involved.
Unfortunately, I'm not an expert here, I don't understand the Rowling universe.
25:55 in the books the minister has earned my respect as it revealed he got tortured but wouldn’t give out harry location
Also I think I read somewhere that he fought Voldemort and put up a fight before being captured. The other deatheaters were not able to bring him down.
@@She-Devil94 I can see that man held the same position moody used to have
how come they didn't use veritaserum or sort of? just curious
@@lewmik You can actually fight the effects of verita serum, if you are aware of drinking it.
That means it is relatively unreliable. Especially for a former elite Auror like Scrimgur.
Also brewing Verita Serum takes a lot of time and is very complicated. So you can't have it all the time.
@@She-Devil94 oh that's cool thank you
Things unadapted in this movie (I'll try to make it as spoiler free for the last movie):
1. The movie leaves out the Dursleys leaving, which reveals that Dudley had gone through something of a redemption since the Dementor attack. He had come to appreciate Harry, openly worrying for him as Harry was not going with them into hiding. Petunia also shows signs of a redemption (of sorts), but ultimately says nothing.
2. Hermione doesn't actually use Obliviate in the books. She uses a separate spell to modify their memories into thinking their identities are different, that they have no daughter and that they want to move to Australia, which they manage to do before Harry arrives at the Burrow.
3. The convo with the minister devolved into a huge argument. The ministry wanted Harry to side with them as a "mascot" (Harry's words) but Harry didn't like how the ministry was hiding information. It got to the point that they almost got into a fight. The minister poked Harry with his wand and Ron had to be held back from attacking the Minister of Magic. I repeat, Ron almost attacked the leader of the wizarding community because of an argument he had with Harry.
4. Kreacher actually belongs to Harry now, as Sirius left everything he ever owned to Harry. Harry warms up quite a bit to Kreacher upon hearing his tale, which softens him up a bit as well. The story goes that Regulus had volunteered Kreacher when Tom had asked for a House Elf. Turns out, he wanted to test the potion protecting the locket, which he made Kreacher drink and then he left him there. Kreacher returned because Regulus had ordered him to do so, proving once again that Voldy refuses to learn that "creatures beneath him" knows magic he doesn't. Upon learning what happened, Regulus panicked and told Kreacher to hide himself for a while and then asked Kreacher to take him where the Dark Lord had taken him. Regulus ordered Kreacher to put the fake locket into the basin, return home and try to destroy the real locket before drinking the potion himself and then get taken under the lake. He also ordered Kreacher to not tell his parents what had happened, leaving Mrs Black heartbroken with grief and worry since she never learned what happened to her baby boy. For all of her bigotry, that was one thing she did not deserve.
5. The argument between Ron and Harry is a lot more lopsided against Ron in the movies (big surprise). Firstly, they were starving as they hadn't had a good meal for days (Harry was fine with it since the Dursleys used to often starve him and Hermione had gone camping and so was not a completely stranger to the idea that she could go without a meal). He was also very badly injured, having lost a lot of blood and they had recently learned that Ginny (along with Neville and Luna) had been punished by Snape for trying to steal the sword. All of this, while wearing the locket compounded the worries for his family, kickstarting the argument. The line about Harry's parents was also said by Harry in the books, not Ron. This is yet another attempt at the movies trying to make Ron look terrible.
6. After Harry escapes Voldy in Godric's Hollow, we get a full blow-by-blow of the night he attacked infant Harry. He almost kills a muggle kid that thought his "costume" was really cool (the attack happened on Halloween). James had been playing with Harry and did not have his wand on him. He kills James and moves on to Lily, who he offers the choice to step away. Lily does not take the offer and this is what activates the sacrificial love protection on Harry.
7. The thief was Gellert Grindelwald, a dark wizard second only to Voldy himself. He almost conquered Europe until he was stopped by Dumbledore in what is called the most legendary duel in wizarding history. This duel was supposed to be the climax of fantastic beasts movies, but unfortunately they've been canceled so we're not gonna see them. Grindelwald also does not give away that he had the elder wand. He came to regret his actions after his defeat and he openly mocked Voldy, to his face, that he won't win.
8. Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail) was spared in the movies. In the books, Ron and Harry have a struggle with Wormtail leading to him trying to choke Harry out with his silver hand. When Harry reminded him that Harry had saved his life (in PoA), Wormtail hesitated for a slight second and his hand immediately turned on him and choked him to death. For what it's worth, Harry and Ron did try to save Wormtail, but the hand was too strong. Voldemort ensured that Wormtail would not be able to betray him. Yet another name to the long list of people that Voldy has killed.
Kreacher did not like Harry, but Harry gave him the fake locket, that made Kreacher change his mind and appreciate him.
Great list, truly
fantastic beasts movies were officially cancelled??
Grindelwald isn't second to Voldy, though. He's vastly considered way more dangerous than Voldy.
@@fagiolification11actually "" dangerous "" is a wrong word, Grindelwald may be powerful tha vold but he didn't went along killing people for fun, also Grindelwald didn't act like he wanted to win win win, he did things patiently,,,, whereas vold ( in book 4 starting) shows that he just kill people when he felt something was wrong, he use kill his own followers just for speaking in between,,, ofcourse both have killed a lot of people but Grindelwald killed only when necessary
"Dobby, is this the Shell Cottage?" Harry whispered, holding tightly the two wands he'd brought from Malfoy's, ready to fight if necessary. "Did we arrive at the right place? Dobby?"
He looked around. The small house elf was standing right next to him
"DOBBY!"
The house elf swayed a little, stars reflecting from his big, glimmering eyes. At the same moment, both of them looked down to the silvery knife handle that stuck out of the elf's heaving chest
"Dobby - no - HELP!" Harry yelled towards the cottage, towards the people moving inside. "HELP!"
He neither knew, or cared, whether they were muggles or wizards, friends or foes; Nothing else mattered to him, except the dark stain that was spreading on Dobby's front, and the skinny arms that reached pleadingly towards him.
Harry took the elf on his arms, and set him down, on his side, on the cool grass
"Dobby, no, don't die, don't die -"
The house elf's gaze found Harry's, and his lips trembled as he tried to speak.
"Harry... Potter..."
And then the elf shuddered, and never moved again afterwards. And his eyes were nothing but big glassy orbs, sprinkled with light from the stars they could no longer see.
(Harry Potter and the Deadly Hallows, chapter 23)
You DID NOT HAVE TO DO THAT💔😭-
@@billipta3573 I'm *sorry* , I just couldn't resist- 😭
I've not read this since the day after the book was originally released. Just as i suspected still not ready to re read the books 😂
Ron recognizing Dolohov doesn't only come from the battle of the Ministry in the 5th book. Dolohov was amongst the 5 Death Eaters who killed Gideon and Fabian Prewett, Molly's brothers, his uncles. Harry deciding to just obliviate him might've been painful to him.
I forgot that he killed the Prewetts.
Someone who read the books here,
Actually Ron just recognized him from wanted posters. It said that he was quite relieved to not have to kill someone.
Dobby's grave actually exists in Wales in Pembrokeshire. After the movie came out, many people were going there and leaving socks but so many socks were impacting the natural habitat of the beach. The local mayor had to pass an ordinance to stop people from doing it. Now, people leave flowers that can decompose naturally.
lol who made it?
@obitouchiha1643 No one knows. Probably by a collection of fans who knew where the scene was filmed. Although leaving socks has stopped, people now leave stones or trinkets which is not as harsh to the environment.
Fun fact - biodegradable socks exist. >:D
@@7thlittleleopard7 Maybe send that information to the Wales National Trust.
Yeah I sawit on the Welsh news the other day it'd been saved because the council were going to get rid because of the socks lol.
So wizards can always get a new wand if something happens to theirs, but having a wand taken away from a wizard is excruciating. Remember they said the wand chooses the wizard, that's a bond you can't really replicate. Taking Lucius' wand was a horribly cruel move.
Unless you’re Voldemort he could care less as soon as he thought his wand failed him he threw it out
I never thought of it that way even after all this time! Thank you!
He deserved it.
Crazy how despite the polyjuice potion Hedwig found his way back to his true master and defended him with his life. RIP to a real one 🦉
Sorry but this is bugging me. Hedwig is a SHE.
i thought hedwig is a girl 🤔
One bit they gloss over is who exactly Gellert Grindelwald is. He was essentially Voldemort's predecessor, a dark wizard who came into power in the early 20th century and who started a wizarding war that mirrored WW2, a conflict that he stoked the flames of, because his main goal was to get as many muggles killed as possible so that they would easily be taken over by wizards, who would rule them as a master race. The bit that hits hard is that in his youth, Gellert Grindelwald came to live with his aunt Bathilda Bagshot in Godric's Hollow, and there met a young Albus Dumbledore. The two fell in love, and started to plan the early stages of the wizarding takeover, but when a duel between Dumbledore, Grindelwald, and Albus's younger brother Aberforth led to the death of Dumbledore's sister Ariana, the two parted ways and Dumbledore changed his views in shame. In 1945, Dumbledore battled and defeated Grindelwald in what is considered the most epic duel in history, and took the Elder Wand from Grindelwald.
And as far as House Elves, their slavery is not because they got overpowered. House Elves have a natural mindset where they like manual labor and helping people. Left on their own they would still do chores and other forms of work. The wizards lack of ethics involves actually enslaving the elves instead of living with them as equals. They're taking advantage of a species in this manner.
There was nothing in the actual Harry Potter books to confirm that Dumbledore was even gay, much less that they were lovers. And J.K. Rowling is pretty infamous for her revisionism, trying to pretend she was more inclusive than she was. I mean, she claims that Hermione is black, but there's clear descriptions of her skin being white. Now, if you want to count her revisionism and the Fantastic Beasts movies as part of the canon, then sure. But you should at least preface it with that caveat.
@@peterlewis2178 She literally announced that he was gay during the press tour for the final book in 2007. Her editor had her tone down the reveal that he was gay within the book, because at the time, it still was not widely accepted in 'children's' literature, despite the final book being far from a childhood read. The extend that JKR wrote on the matter was that they were 'closer than brothers', but that line was omitted, even though it was extremely gay PG.
Also, she never 'claimed' that Hermione was black. She merely said that it was okay if they hired a black actress, because the only descriptive terms used within the books were that she had bushy brown hair and large front teeth. Her skin color was never specifically mentioned, so she didn't make a fuss when they brought in a black actress for the stage play. Personally, I never thought of Hermione as black, but seeing a black actress does not offend me.
@@robertgronewold3326plz don't lie.boy
@@peterlewis2178why u have problem with him being gay ☠️☠️ like??
@@rosalie9884 People like him have been in denial about it for 16 years.
im sad they cut one of the best scenes in the movie. harry and dudley's last interaction. if u can watch the deleted scenes, its awesome
One of my favorite moments in the books
1:00:21 No no no . In the Books Ron never said that . He warn them that their family can be take like target and this is when Harry says HE SAYS NOT RON " My parents are dead" and Ron reply " the same thing will happened to my family" something like that . And actually the minute after he was gone and without the necklace he wants to go back but he was trap . If could he would come back and apologize right away.
Definitely watch the deleted scenes after you finish these movies. They show a lot of stuff that I wish was kept in the movies honestly.
Yeah... I still can't forgive them for leaving out Harry's scenes with his aunt, because it shows that Petunia actually cared for her sister... that she mourned her death. And there's also the part where Harry makes peace with Dudley as well.
@@rafaelmatos5851 yeah. You might wanna add a spoiler warning to that. Just incase
@@rafaelmatos5851 i think that the part with petunia is not in the books but dudley scene is so i don't understand why they didn't keep it
“That’s dumbledore’s wand!” Dude you’re way more observant that I was watching this, and I read the book ahead of time XD
You two became my favourite reactors to Harry Potter. Its just impressive how quick you pick up on stuff and I enjoyed it very much watching the movies with you. The next one is also amazing. As far as the house elf question goes I dont know if there even is information in the books about the historical when and how. I just know that it has been that way for a pretty long time. I feel like maybe one reason is actually because they are so powerful. I mean sadly it happens in our world too. To suppress those that can get dangerous for you, is a way to deal with it. Of course a immoral one, but one that works for some time.
You know Umbridge is pure evil when she was attracted to and happily wears the horcrux locket when it feels repulsive and drives anyone else wearing it mad.
Actually, the Horcrux was just bringing out Umbridge's wickiness even more. Don't forget that Horcruxes influence the ones that hold them. With good people, they take advantage of their weakeness to make them reveal their dark side. But with... not so good people, they just make them even more evil. Personally, I can't imagine Umbridge being worse than she already is.
@@rafaelmatos5851 it's probably like they said while watching the movie themselves: it probably made her a nicer person 🤣
Remember Voldemort asked about splitting his soul in 7 pieces. 1 piece would remain inside Voldemort so there were 6 horcruxes. The ring, diary and now the locket are destroyed. That leaves 3 more horcruxes to find. Unfortunately the dialogue between Slughorn and Tom was a bit confusing in the movie. Plus you don't get the discussion between Dumbledore and Harry to make that clearer.
Ron had a lot of insecurities for the horcrux to play on. What it didn't count on was that redheaded temper of Ron's and it pushed the wrong button a little too hard.
Not just that, but the book 6 actually discloses most of the Horcrux. The locket belonged to Salazar Slytherin. Since Hogwarts was very important to Voldemort, he wanted to own the belongings of all the Four Founders. Fortunately, the sword of Gryffindor was never found by him... as only a true Gryffindor could get it.
@@rafaelmatos5851 I know but I didn't want to give spoilers in case they hadn't watched the final movie yet and seen the other horcruxes.
@@rafaelmatos5851Dude, Spoiler Tag where?
House elves have very strong magic. Historically wizards have been arrogant and see themselves at the top of the hierarchy so relations with other magical beings like centaurs, goblins, and house elves have always been strained. My theory is that wizards somehow got house elves "bound" to them in order to keep them in line. A house elf is bound to a family for their entire life and they HAVE to do what they're told, that's why Kreacher Dissaparated when Harry told him to find Mundungus
Kreacher's story isn't in the movies but it's really sad (I'll explain after the next movie). In the books Dobby plays a much bigger role and we see him a lot more. He ends up working at the Hogwarts kitchens and Dumbledore pays him every week. Also he's the only elf who cleans Gryffindor Tower because Hermione would knit hats and hide them which sets the elves free
dude the dobby scene is BRUTAL i remember watching this in the cinema and sobbing my eyes out 😂
Domhnall Gleeson played Bill Weasley, appearing in The Deathly Hallows, the eldest brother of Ron Weasley. Meanwhile, Domhnall's real-life father, played Mad-Eye Moody.
You know, there was supposed to be another prisioner at the cellar of the Malfoy Manor: Dean Thomas, one of Harry, Ron and Hermione's classmates from Gryffindor who was captured by the same snatchers just before them and brought to the manor as well. He was on the run as, to the Ministry, he was Muggle-born, a fact that is not true as Dean's biological father was a wizard who left him and his mother to protect them from the First Wizarding War. This would made Dean a Half-Blood. However, because he couldn't prove it, he was force to run away to avoid imprisonment. He would later meet up with a group made of two Muggle-born wizards (that included Tonks' dad who was a Muggle-born) and two goblins, but they ended up captured, with Tonks and the other wizard, along with one of the goblings, being killed.
So, to explain few things:
1. Rufus Scrimgeour, the new Prime Minister in this movie in the book actually appeared in Half-Blood Prince. In fact, I belive that entire first chapter of HBP is dedicated to Fudge transfering his powers to Scrimgeour. It also showed that Muggle Prime Ministers are aware of Magical Community since every time Prime Minister or Minister of Magic changes or something is happening, Minister of Magic directly goes to Prime Minister's office. This is how, by the way, both Wizards and Muggles knew about Sirius Black escaping Azakaban in POA and declaring hunt for him.
2. Kreacher, the house elf at Grimould Place listened to Harry's orders because Harry actually owns him. After Sirius died, Harry inherited the Place and Kreacher along. And during Half-Blood Prince, Harry actually recieves the rights to the place and that piece of mirror that we see in this film constantly. But under what circumstances Harry gets it - I don't remember.
Harry got it(the mirror )as a Christmas gift from Sirius during HBP or OOTP.
3:30 Hallow means to consecrate, make something holy. A hallow in this context is means a sacred item, which is kinda archaic word at this point. Deathly Hallows - in this series directly mean Sacred Items from Death or in some contexts Sacred Gifts or Insignia (some languages translated it to similar synonims - especially as all the items kinda resemble royal insignia: sceptre, globus cruciger and crown - in this case cape kinda replacing the crown, fitting for artifacts supposedly granting an immense power and potentially maybe even control over Death itself).
4:10 Impact of the scene - even if Draco didn't take Muggle Studies he most likely has met Burbage before as she likely took over after Quirrell, who taught it before he taught Defence. Snape obviously was her coworker and maybe even a friend. This makes the scene even more horrifying.
5:50 Phoenixes usually only give one feather during their lifetime after being coerced by wand makers. Fawkes - Dumbledore's Phoenix gave two - both ultimately made into Harry's and Tom's wands.
32:05 In books - Minister comes during Harry's Birthday Party, which happens before the wedding. I guess they wanted to streamline the plot here.
38:00 It's annoying that we had so many moments with Dobby in the books and most of them were cut or given to other characters in the movies. But it's even more annoying that instead of normal clothes Dobby was wearing (well he wore mismatched stacks, but still clothes) - they only gave him shoes in the movie and kept the ugly Malfoy rug.
44:35 In books when they came back to retrieve Moody's body - it was gone... Here Harry finds his magical eye imbeded in Unbridge's doors. One of the reasons why they were found out in the first place, as he stole it.
1:09:20 One detail Nagini has used here - Harry never can recognise Parseltongue from normal English.
In my country Deathly Hallows are translated roguhly to "Gifts of Death", which fits the actual Tale.
Harry potter aur maut ke tohfe
In the book Nagini as Bathilda only speaks when alone with Harry because Hermoine would have heard her speaking parseltongue
Some explaination:
Voldemort split his soul into 7 pieces intentionally by creating 6 Horcruxes plus his main body. 7 is a very powerful magical number in Harry Potter.
That's probably also why they used 7 Harrys at the beginning to distract the deatheaters.
Voldemort didn't split his soul more because that would weaken him and destroy his sould even more. Nobody had ever tryed to make so many Horcruxes. Voldemorts soul was already mutilated beyond repair with splitting it 7 times.
And Harry could not just get the Sword out of the water with Hermione because the Sword of Gryffindor can only be obtained by an act of bravery (like fighting na Basilisk or jumping into frozen over water). That's why Harry had to do it that way.
I love how Voldemort is all about pure bloods being superior even though he’s not pure blood 😂
I just read the books for the first time and they leave so much stuff out in the movies. Dobby was such a huge character that they basically just cut out
why the books are superior to the movies, though the movies are still good.
@@ElementVoidX so much is left out. They cut the story in each movie by at least a quarter.
Glad you read the books, it truly is insane how much is left out. I understand why but still. Like the movies everyone doesn’t get why people recognize Harry cause it’s never made clear enough that Harry looks identical to James just with Lily’s eyes. It’s why they recognize him instantly in the first book because they’d all know who James was and what he looked like cause of Voldemort (and James family)
This dude knows everything that happens before it happens.
hermione removing herself from her parents' memories is low key one of the craziest sacrifices in the story. the resolve that takes. hermione still the mvp in my book
It is worth mentioning something that is not mentioned in the film. They talk about Harry turning 17 and there's cake because at 17 their marker disappears. Before 17 all wizards have something like a GPS.
It's not just house elves that can do magic without wands. Wizards and witches can do it too, if they learn it.
There is a wizarding school in Uganda, the Uagadou School of Magic, where they don't use wands, and learn to do spells without one.
Other schools, like Hogwarts in Scotland, and Ilvermorny in USA, use wands, because it's easier to master.
Also, house elves are slaves because they want to work and want to be useful. After the Chamber of Secrets, Dobby applied to work at the Hogwarts kitchen, because he wanted to work too.
And the knife that Bellatrix threw was a push dagger. Not a kunai. (Also, kunai were not throwing weapons. They were gardening tools.)
0:59
This is the new Primer Minister after t last one retired.
2:14
This was a mistake of the makers!
Hermione didn’t used that memory erasing spell. She modified her parent’s memories making believe that they had other names, they had no children and the moved to Australia. She did that to protect them after Death-Eaters started to attack also muggles.
3:15
Hallow is something sacred. A liturgical term adopted from Orthodoxy. Something can be hallowed in the name of the God.
In this case is translated as a bequest like a legacy of someone.
Death himself gave these “sacred objects” to the three brothers.
They are the Death’s Hallows or like the legacy of Death.
3:35
This manor is real. In the films this is the Malfoy’s Manor. Voldemort used their house as his headquarters.
This building exists in real life. It’s called Hardwick Hall and it’s in Derbyshire England.
It’s an Elizabethan Era country manor built at 1500!
5:40
Phoenixes were only giving one feather from their tails to wandmakers. Dumbledore’s Phoenix gave to Ollivander two feathers! With those two Ollivander made two “twin” wands, Voldemort’s and Harry’s wand.
18:06
That was Snape’s spell “Sectumsempra”. Snape cut George’s ear. They couldn’t heal it because the spell was invented by Snape and only he knew the remedy-counter spell.
George was left with one year because of the dark magic of the spell and he had a big scar for the rest of his life.
27:41
Harry didn’t payed any attention to school😂 Bathilda was not only the most famous magical Historian of the century. Some books they had in Hogwarts were written by her!
28:30
This was a way a magical communication that only the Order of the Phoenix was using! Dumbledore taught them how to use their patronuses to send messages one to another!
30:20
At this point we see why people didn’t mentioned Voldemort’s name.
They didn’t knew it but Voldemort had put a taboo spell to his name and every time that someone spelled it out loud he could track him down. Like a magical tracking system.
People stopped saying his name because after some time they realised that after were mentioned his name someone had been killed.
Here again 1:27:19 when he said the name the Death-Eaters tracked them in seconds.
32:29
Sirius left his house to Harry. That’s why Kreacher was forced to obey Harry! Harry was his master after Sirius’ death.
33:05
Voldemort asked Ollivander why his wand could hurt Harry and he told him the story of their wands. Ollivander suggested him to use another’s wand with a different core, not a phoenix feather.
33:53
In the books we learnt the full story of how Regulus stole the real Horcrux…
Long story. He died in the process and asked from Kreacher to destroy it.
34:44
Kreacher was the house-elf of the Black Family. He was a support of the pure-blood supremacy by living with the Blacks. Sirius’ mother was his favourite and he was talking with her through her portrait!
36:30
After what happened at the Ministry Dumbledore went and negotiated with the Centaurs and convinced them to release her!
1:01:57
Harry, Hermione and Ron had to move constantly. They didn’t stayed in a place for more than a couple of days. They were also starving because you cannot produce food with magic and they couldn’t just appear to a restaurant and eat.
1:05:12
Godric’s Hollow was the birthplace of Godric Gryffindor. Dumbledore’s family and the Potters also lived there.
I don't know if you plan on reading the books sometime but if not here is one of my most favourite parts of the book that was sadly left out and that is Kreacher's and Regulus' story:
Regulus became a Death Eater at a very young age (their parents weren't but they were very much for the ideals Voldemort stood for - hate of Muggles, purebloodedness, wizard superiority etc.). Voldemort requested a House Elf one day and Regulus offered Kreacher (Kreacher liked him, because not like Sirius Regulus was actually nice to him). Regulus told Kreacher that no matter what happened, he had to come back to him. Regulus had probably already wanted to leave the Death Eaters at this point and saught a way to end Voldemort). Voldy took Kreacher to the cave where the locket was hidden to test his safety measures with Kreacher. He let him drink the potion and then left him there to get killed by the Inferi. But because he is an Elf and always has to obey his Master's commands he disapparated from the cave back to Regulus. He told him everything and Regulus ordered him to bring him to the cave. They got to the island, where Regulus made Kreacher promise to destroy the locket (he tried later but wasn't able to), then Regulus drank the potion and was killed by the Inferi. Kreacher was distraught but left with the locket as ordered.
It is one of the saddest parts of Deathly Hallows but I love that it is part of Voldemort's downfall - as Hermione points out - that he doesn't consider the magic of creatures he deems lesser than himself could be so much more powerful. In his own feeling of superiority he makes mistakes that will cost im a lot in the end.
And as Hermione also pointed out: Sirius treated Kreacher more like Voldemort so Kreacher betrayed him which got Sirius killed. "I've said all along that wizards would pay for how they treat house-elves. Well, Voldemort did... and so did Sirius."
But Lucius didn't.
@@AgarParth Lucius didn't what?
@@resathe6760 Lucius didn't suffer much backlash from mistreating Dobby , did he?
@@AgarParthI mean he ended up in Azkaban for the rest of his life, didn't he? I would call that punishment enough
@@resathe6760 Rest of his life? He hardly spent 2 years in Azkaban. (from 1996 to 1997)
You guys should see the deleted scene with Harry and Dudley
The Dursleys had to leave because it wasn’t safe. Harry had to go back there each summer cause he was protected there, where they couldn’t find him magically, until he was 17. So the protection on there is gone once this next birthday hit
Welcome to the club who hates umbridge more than voldemort
Voldemort is at the very least entertaining on screen umbridge make me want to break it
@@painvillegaming4119 IKR! Whenever I see Umbridge (or read her), I just want to punch her so hard on that toad face of her... or torture her with the Cruciatus Curse (if I had magic). I would go to Azkaban, but it would be worth it.
Stephen King even agrees and wrote this in his review of the book.
"The gently smiling Dolores Umbridge, with her girlish voice, toadlike face, and clutching, stubby fingers, is the greatest make-believe villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter."
@@Ljrobison JK Rowling made Umbridge to be exactly like that... to make her look threatening and repulsive, even when she tries not to be threatening and repulsive. Everything about Umbridge screams "red flag", from her sweet pink façade to her girly voice that gives the creeps to whoever listens it. She even does her tea with many spoons of sugar. But it's not the fact her hypocritical persona, but the fact that, when she drops the façade, she actually becomes the very opposite of what she pretends to be. I mean, did you notice how she steps back to be behind Harry and Hermione when the centaurs appear? She is basically using her students as shields. IMHO, that was perfectly done. Great performance. Imelda Staunton made us hate the character even more and that is something no other actress that may come to portray Umbridge will ever accomplish.
Because Umbridge is someone who we can meet anytime in rl thus made us hates her more lol 💀
From the Harry Potter wiki:
House-elves had always been subjected to work with wizards who they treated as their 'masters', and the way they were treated and how they behaved were subject to the laws of their country's wizarding government, known as Elf Legislation.
The guidelines on house-elf welfare were a set of regulations passed by the British Ministry of Magic regarding the treatment of house-elves. Despite their existence at the time, these guidelines were not enforced by the Ministry of Magic by 1996,[7] and therefore many wizarding households such as the Malfoys and the Blacks mistreated their elves. This led wizards such as Albus Dumbledore and Hermione Granger to personally work to improve the lives of these creatures.
They went to order headquarters because as Sirius died, Harry inherited the Black manor.
You know the actress who plays Umbridge is a good actor when she doesn't even like Umbridge but does a good job betraying her.
You mean "portraying"?
@@almostnearlynormalthat's a talk>text error right there. I have those all the time. It's one thing to misspell a word but to have a totally different word🤣🤣🤣
@@roninmidori1188 also sometimes auto correct traps you and gives you wrong words
@@almostnearlynormal ☝️We get it anyway 😊
Proof-reading is important. 🥴
When they flush themselves into the toilets to get into the ministry, the books state that they remain dry even when standing in the water so no one travelling that way was dirty 😂
You mentioned it briefly about how elves can do shit without wands, they're unironically one of the most powerful magical beings. The fact that some kind of magical bond holds them loyal to wizards is a nerf lol
People always get this mixed up lol. Splitting his soul in 7 pieces means theres 6 Horcruxes plus the bit of soul still in his body
While it is true that Elves are powerful. It is precisely because they don't have wands and they don't know the wand making process that they can't overthrow wizards. Wizards are the only ones who know how to produce wands which gives them an edge over other magical races like Goblins and Elves. Wizards can use magic without wands we saw Harry do it in the 3rd and 1st movie. Wands just help focus the magic and makes it easier to cast spells. Also the reason he was able to apparate inside was not because Dobbys magic is stronger. It is because Elven magic works differently. Add to that Goblins and Elves are smaller and physically much weaker than wizards. So it is much easier to kill them as we saw with Dobby.
Every death from now on are gut punches every time I watch these movies
28:00 I can’t even blame the father after what they did to his daughter
18:37 mad eye death in the books was more respectful as he fell to the hands of Voldemort himself rather then of screen
this reaction highlights my main gripes with the films, they spend the whole first half saying, "Who is that? What's that item? Who is that person?" all the characters and events which were all cut from the previous movies now have vital plot progression and those who haven't read the books have no idea who they are :P
It said “tracked” on the stamps. It meant they were closely monitoring those people and their families at all times.
Surprise for them about "Mundungus - side character" lol
People don't get how easily wizards beat muggles. Like, they see the nuke coming and just transfigure it into chocolate lmao. It's also mentioned that they have the entire government suborned, to the point where Cornelius Fudge (The minister of magic with a bowler hat) literally mind controlled the American President to go somewhere else just so he could have a chat with the UK Prime Minister.
Draco didn't call Voldemort and never wanted Harry to be killed. He's not such a bad ass...
There was actually a deleted scene in the movie in which "BIG D" actually apologising for harry and for some reason they cut it
When everyone love to see you (Umbridge) dying in terrific ways, you did a brilliant acting & job💪
2:20 J.K. Rowling confirmed that immediately after the Second Wizarding War ended, Hermione went to Australia and restored her parents' memories. She brought them home and they presumably resumed their lives as dentists. Later on, they would become grandparents to Hermione's children Rose and Hugo.
Faxityy Looking 🔥, Sorry- anyways QUICK FACT mate- You don’t have to kill 7 people to make a horcrux you only have to kill 1 (Voldemort wanted to make 7 different Horcruxes so he had to kill 7 different people)
Small correction.
Voldemorts plan was to create 6 Horcruxes. Because that way his sould would be split into seven parts. Himself and his 6 Horcruxes.
That's a pretty common misconception in the Harry Potter fandom.
@@She-Devil94yes I apologize, in the books it is very clear that his intent was 6, the films obviously are more wishy-washy about even what his intentions were. They were trying to play within the ratings-system at the time, so I understand the lack of info in the film, I just love the books so much more.
Voldemort was only pissed at the start of the film because of the Malfoys constant fails first it was The Prophesy that Lucious failed to obtain and Draco failed at killing Dumbledore. So fails like that would earn you pretty bad points I would not be surprised in Lucious had some torture moments with the cruciatus curse
Dobby’s death always tears me up… RIP the 🐐
When you do the actual math there’s only 23 pure blood families as of the 1930s. Many of those families are already quite interconnected and many wizarding families only have one child (draco, Luna, Neville etc) it’s only the Weasleys that have such a big family. So every generation they would halve how many families there were as each married to another… and so on until they’d be like Voldemorts family, all destroyed by inbreeding and incest. Also, Voldemort is a half blood if that isn’t fully apparent, his dad is a muggle (was)
Bro being absolutely crushed about Dobby's dead to even speak. We all were there
Actually in Uganda the Uagadou Wizarding School, students casting spells without a wand is the norm. There are 11 total schools incliding Hogwarts all over the world and I think like 2-3 of them don't use wands.
To disapparate means to disappear from somewhere and appear somewhere else. In the books, each 'Harry' had a protector, real harry went with Hagrid and Mundungus was paired with Moody. Voldemort went straight after Moody when they flew up and the death eaters descended because they figured that Harry would be riding with the strongest aurors, Madeye being the best of them. Mundungus saw voldemort and went POOF and the killing curse hit Madeye straight on - his mechanical eye was actually taken and was put into the door of Dolores Umbridge's office - Harry takes it out when the trio go to the ministry under the disguise of Polyjuice potion to retrieve the horcrux locket.
Every Reactor I've seen doing these always seems to think it's Severus coming down the path at first lol, makes me laugh every time!
The way into the ministry by way of flushing yourselves in - in the book anyway - mentions a protective enchantment so that you don't get your shoes wet. I also love how you recognized the wand in the tale of the three brothers, very perceptive! And it made me chortle 'a wand with anal beads on it essentially' LOL
The one who betrayed them was Snape. Lol, remember he told Voldemort at the start that they were moving him
19:00 it was Moody/ Mad-eye who was killed guys, not Mundungus.😅
Y’all don’t understand bros, I’ve been watching y’all react to the Harry Potter movies since the start; usually I watch them the day (even the hour) they release but I was at my other house reading the book before each corresponding movie. FINALLY I got to the final book and finished it so I could watch y’all watch the final two movies. I’m so glad you guys enjoyed them!! They really are something special, and I love how y’all pick up on so much! Not just with this, but other things you’ve watched as well; so many other reactors get lost and confused or talk over the movie too much (or try to be funny and lose the storyline/important details completely) but y’all have found the perfect balance! Thanks for being a highlight on this platform, honestly, and keep up the fantastic work guys!! Gonna watch the second part now lol. :)
Take a shot every time I say “y’all” omg I’m sobbing I’m not even Southern I’m from Canada
oh my god. i've been waiting for this. thank you 😭
House elfs are very strong creatures, but they are naturally made to serve.
Just what I needed on this Sunday morning☺️☺️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
1:29:18 change from books in order to fit more info in time, he never said where wand is, because this person was important person in life of Dumbledore in his youth.
the fact that you guys always forget that killing someone earns you a one way ticket Azkaban is funny af to me.
I can't wait them to watch the final part and see their jaws touch the floor
I always get so sad thinking about Molly Weasley literally having 4 kids and a husband in the mission of transporting Harry. She had so much to lose… Arthur and Molly don’t get as much credit in the movies as they should. They did so much for Harry.
Oh yeah I've been waiting in anticipation for you guys to watch this one!
Umbridge. The only character fans hated more than the main villain.
House Elf (HE) have a certain rule that they need to be feed magic by certain spot with high magic... wave? Anyway the HE can't live without serving so they'll guide Wizards and Witches long ago to places with with high aptitude for magic and that's how the old wizarding houses/family were able to obtained elf's, they give themselves up for servitude but Wizards became more egoistic and treated them like vermin.
Also Wizard can use wandless magic too but it's hard to master. So far the ones in Africa use it. I think theres 12 magic school around the world. Wand are like aim bot that assistant you to focus or something. And as Olivander said in the 1st movie: "The wand chooses the Wizard Mister Potter."
BTW that's a letter opener, not a kunai lol. HP world is based off the 90's but the wizarding world is kinda stagnant or slow in technological era.
FYI Kreacher and the house are Harry because Sirius left all in his name as his Godfather... so Kreacher has no choice to obey harry.
43:17 ans its the right thing to do. Even Steven King(famous writer of a lot of creepy horror and triller stories, "It" for example, said that Umbridge is one of the most horrible characters in media he know, because of how real this type of person is, almost everyone knows about people at least close to her.
You guys are in for a killer movie coming up.
Brace yourselves. You aren't ready.
George's missing ear is the result of a curse. No amount of magic can heal a curse scar.
Finally!!
did you know that dobby's grave is actual vacation spot in great britain now?
The HouseElf, the Dursley and the Black family have more storys to them, to bad it cut from the story even when they split 2 parts from the 7th book.
At 43:12, "yes i will keep calling her b**** for eternity" a Katt Williams joke to that was "because i dont your names individually"
I always thought Hagrid was like an uncle to harry ron and Hermione.
Or a big brother figure
Q: How long does an owl live?
A: Six and a half books.
1:29:00 Grindelwald the goat 🐐
"that's Dumbledore's wand"
Yall are really good at paying attention huh.
Voldy deliberately made 6 horcruxes: the 7th part of his soul is in him otherwise he would be like someone who had suffered the dementors's kiss! House elves were bred to become slaves, this is altered 20 years later (after this time zone) with a change of policy in the ministry of magic. Wizards can do magic without wands (the wand channels the magic for better results). Goblins have fought wars over the wizard's refusal to allow other magical creatures wands.
What? You bulk at a bit of ice swimming: soft Aussies, eh?
Unlike humans elves are not power-crazed maniacs happy to use whatever means at their disposal to attain dominance over their peers and those weaker (or stronger) than them. They actually like to work and to serve - the fault then lies with those who exploit that.
1:25:34 - I will never see the Elder Wand the same again 😂
Bellatrix killed Sirious... Dobby... and tortured Neviels parents to insanity.
'Hallow' is an archaic term for 'holy'. So Hallowe'en' is short for 'All Hallow's Eve', or the day before All Saints Day.
I remember that I cried when I first read and when I first watched Dobby's death 😢
Dobby’s first and last words were: Harry Potter😢
The actor for Hagrid sadly died
We have same thought bro🙃 somehow the antagonist character just chilling and do whatever they wants, while protagonist lose people they love and depressed, it plays like that in lots of anime also, for example "One Piece". Because it also like that in real life, many people that I know keep being greedy and just bad live longer compared to people that doing good deeds😥😞 it's just like that you know😔 just a bit unfair but it is how it is
In the book Bellatrix used the cruciatus curse on Hermione
1:36:25 this is what happens when you spare the villains. how many characters has she killed since sirius?
all could have been prevented with a single spell.
Now i know blue guy already watched this🫠
Can't lie. QUIT saying "Harry needs to kill someone!"
If y'all love Dumbledore, then y'all wouldn't say that at ALL.
Part of Dumbledore's plan, while preparing Harry, is TO KEEP HARRY'S SOUL INTACT.
And what have we learned rips a soul??
Murder of an innocent fractures a soul, not rips it apart. And killing in defense is far from a murder. Also, Dumbledore is not the paragon of good. The only reason he abhors killing is because of his father. Otherwise, it can be argued that the war could have been stopped much earlier if Dumbledore had simply killed Voldemort before the prophecy was told. Maybe not completely killed (because of the soul jars) but at least it would have been a step in the right direction.
Also, didn't Harry technically kill Voldemort and Quirrell? He also erased Gilderoy's memories, albeit it was accidental and some people may argue that his fate was deserved. He could've learned to do the same to the death eaters he came across. Afterall there is a high chance that Dumbledore's plan wouldn't have worked without the plot armour.
@@AgarParth Gilderoy wasn't Harry.
And technically, neither was Quirrel. It was the Love from Lily that killed him.
@@getshwifty3101 I understand Gilderoy. But Harry's intent was to kill Quirell when he discovered his touch harmed him. It's the intent that matters right?
@@AgarParth I don't think he was intending to kill him.
He was just acting on instinct. He was being choked, and found the one thing that defended him. And ran with it.
It is interesting to me that Umbridge has her own special level of hatred from Potter fans even above villains like Voldemort or Bellatrix Lestrange and that's myself included. There is just something about her that's disturbing. The way covers up her wickedness with pink and fluffiness and takes such obvious joy in it.
imagine they did get run over by a red double-decker bus...
Wasted a month on muggle hospital 😝
(at best)
45:27 - TRACKED 😂
You can actually go and visit Dobbys grave can’t remember where it is in England though other than that it’s on a beach