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There is no war in ba sing say... harry. trust us we are the controversially aligned government that assumes rule over the world from the shadows of the Mugles. We are not like the openly hostile forces of the Volder-cult; we seek peace where we remain on top of this corrupt menagary of imaginary rules. ...shut up Dolorus, we want the kid to think we are the good guys; not some sort of Brittish Richt... Man it would of been so much better if the Ministry had not been cut from the rest of the previous books to be mostly unrelated to this moment in comparrison.
When I was in high school, the movie was new and I went into a class with a teacher that dressed similar (though not in pink) and with a similar attitude. I never heard the end of it after comparing them XD
The reason Bellatrix was able to shrug off the Cruciatus curse so easily is because Harry needed to truly deeply want to hurt her. I mean he wanted to, but he just didn't have that amount of cruelty in his heart to do so.
SPOILER AHEAD: which is why later on when he cast the Imperius curse, after McGonagall was insulted, he was successful. Because he truly did mean to cast the curse at that point.
@@SpartanT6 I don't Imperius have that type of "commitment" needed. I am pretty sure you just need to have a stronger will than the person has to resist it
@@aronorendanon of which was by his choice. He was bitten as a child and when he’s finally transformed he has no control unless he’s taken his potion which he has forgotten to do that time which yes was foolish of him but that doesn’t take away the fact he isn’t in control.
@@aronorenda Does he have control when he turns? Isn't that the whole reason why Snape was making him potions in the book so he doesn't turn during the full moons
12:10 fun fact in the books during the trial one of the ministers was genuinely impressed that harry was able to perform a “Fully Corporal” patronus. And during his Charms OWL exam he was requested by one of the examiners who heard of this to perform the patrnous charm for “extra credit” in front of umbridge.
In the book, when Voldemort is possesing Harry, he was having self exing thoughts. Because Sirius just died, he was in so much physical and mental pain he literally thought that dying at least will reunite him with his godfather again. And this sole thought, the love and the grieving Harry was feeling for Sirius, was SO STRONG that Voldemort, still in Harry's head, couldn't understand it and he backed out. He left Harry because he couldn't bare to be near something so big and strong as the love and the grieve Harry had. Wich is ironic, because in the last movie, Voldemort mocked Harry telling his Death Eaters how Lily's love sacrifice prevented him of touching her son, but because he used Harry's blood to regain his body he could "touch him now". Yeah well, he can, but the moment Harry feels love, something so natural for him, Voldemort goes running away like a coward. He can't and will never understand the power of love and that is Harry's biggest weapon against him.
The twins created their prank store with the money Harry gave them that he won from winning the goblet of fire. They dropped out of Hogwarts to run it and create new pranks. In return, Harry gets anything from it for free.
@linkv232 yeah but they don't open that shop until the 6th one. I pointed that because if they haven't watched yet and read these comments then the surprise will be lost when they do watch it.
I swear! Lupin is anything but evil, he’s the only DATDA Professor in Harry School years that wasn’t bad or had any bad intentions, he’s also known as the best Professor at Hogwarts he was the only exception to that rule, and I think they forgot that
Umbridge's actress does such a good job with her character. Compare her here to The Crown or Sense and Sensibility, which just shows how good her range is.
With regards to Ron being able to throw hands: While the twins are the most likely to get in fights with him, it's the two oldest that are most likely to teach him how to fight. Charlie works with dragons, as in rescues and trains dragons, and Bill is a curse breaker and canonically the coolest dude around. Like Bill is the guy they send into the pyramids in Egypt to get rid of all the ancient and volatile curses on the treasures and such - he's a Witcher for curses. No way in Hell he can't throw hands
18:52 Correction: 5 older brothers. Two oldest, Bill & Charlie, are out there living their own lives, there is Percy who was Prefect/Head Boy during his time at Hogwarts and then there are the Twins 😁❤️
Also add that, at least in the books, his younger sister has all of those attributes of his five brothers combined. She's a great athlete, she's really intelligent, she's super popular, she's really funny.
In the first comic con that the actress who plays Dolores went to as soon as she showed up, she started to be booed. In response, Alan Rickman (Snape) said if they didn’t stop he was leaving. The actress has said that there were multiple times wind filming. She had to stop and cry because of the sickening stuff she had to say. I commend her wholeheartedly for her work. That being said whether it’s the movie version or the book version, I hate Dolores Umbridge more than any other character in that book series. I wanted her dead more than Voldemort.
There is a theory that Umbridge was... Well, let's say taken advantage of, by the centaurs, as they would often do such things when capturing human women in Greek mythology, but there is no indication that this happened in her case. Perhaps because, in the books at least, the centaurs view themselves as highly moral creatures, putting themselves even above humans in that regard, but there's never been an official answer on the matter.
@@Armatu5 I disagree on there being no indication. They did *something* to her. She was with them for a long time and afterwards was unresponsive for days, only reacting, with fear, when you made the sound of horse hooves. She had serious PTSD from her time with the centaurs. Multiple potential causes, but that is one interpretation.
@@mentaya11 I'd say the simplest and most likely reason, whether or not other reasons apply in addition, would be plain old powerloss. She's all about power and order, but while captured by the Centaurs, she has neither. She's basically at her lowest.
@@lukasr5867 Perhaps. Certainly there are many ways one could interpret it. Personally, I wouldn't feel loss of power would be sufficient. That would humiliate, embarrass, and anger her. I can't see it instilling the type of fear and trauma response she exhibited. But that's me. It's individual interpretation of a fictional world after all. I'm not going to say you're wrong.
I don't know if anyone told this but the dementors in the book they explain that umbridge sent them which makes her the most hateful character in the movie and the books
Harry is meant to be 11 in the first movie, having his 11th birthday on July 31st and starting school like a month later in September. Basically whatever number movie you're on, Harry's meant to be that number + 10 years old. Fun Fact, Daniel Radcliffe is the proper age in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th movies (or at the very least, was the same age as Harry for the majority of the filming process)
The Dumbledore vs Voldemort fight is actually something I personally prefer way more in the movie than I did the book. Also, I love the addition of Harry fighting off Voldemort in his mind. 💜
@@supersizesenpai Yes, but it's good to show how extraordinary Voldemort and Dumbledore are in their skills. It would diminish that if everybody could do what they could do.
@@theshadowfax239 I don't need them to fight on the same level as those two, their magic is in a league of its own. However, that doesn't mean we can't see other spells. We get like the same 3 basic spells used by everyone except whenever Harry fights Voldemort. When those two battle it just turns into a battle of beams. Speaking of which, why does Voldemort choose to fight Harry in that fashion? When he fights Dumbledore he goes all out with crazy spell after crazy spell but with Harry he starts blasting like he's using the Ghostbusters' Proton Pack. I'm confident that if he fired a giant fire snake at Harry, he couldn't counter that shit like Dumbledore did, especially when you learn the insane magic behind that spell.
@@supersizesenpai lack of imagination. In the books that stream fight only occurred at the end of GoF. And the flying around the room in black and white blurs wasn't a thing either. They saved on budget, is my guess.
@@KC_ESQ Oh, we are going into moral philosophy then. Can someone with good intentions be evil? Are actions objectively good or wrong, or only based on the perspective of the person taking the action? 'For the Greater Good', can you take some questionable things?
@glowdace79 werewolf’s have no control of their actions when turned. It’s stated multiple times in the books, on the various cannon websites and in the movie. Lupins actions while turned are of no fault or intention to him. He doesn’t want to hurt his students or his best friend but in wolf form he has no control
I just unlocked a core memory today. The first time I ever used a cuss word was when The Minister of Magic saw Voldemort and went "He's back" to which I replied "NO SHIT"
So if I'm remembering correctly, next to Harry, Ginny has the most Raw power by virtue of being a Seventh Child, there is a deep magic connected to numbers in this world.
I know that by the time I, as a non member, am seeing this, you'll have seen this movie like a month ago, and you've probably already heard from other commenters, but it's going to bother me if I don't say so. In the books, in the scene where Harry brings the catatonic Dudley home, Vernon was so furious with Harry that he tried to kick him out of the house. And just then, they received a howler, the letter that talks, from Dumbledore saying "Remember my last, Petunia!" This causes Petunia to break down in tears, saying that Harry can't leave
Harry Melling (Dudley) and Richard Griffiths (Vernon Dursley): Shoot, we're going to be the most hated people in the HP Fandom. Imelda Staunton (Umbridge): Hold my beer.
17:47 close but apparently Tom Riddle wanted to get the job for Dark Arts teacher but dumbledore refused him. It’s been a theory that when he left Hogwarts he cursed the position so that no professor would complete a “full year” in the position. Add a new layer for why he refused Snape.
Everyone always talks about Umbridge being the most hated character both in this book/movie and the entire series. But I also wanna give Fudge a mention, hands down the second most despicable character in this book and movie
@@dynamicenderTo be honest, it’s hard for me to hate Bellatrix more than Fudge and Umbridge. Bellatrix is a Death Eater, she’s supposed to be evil. But when Fudge and umm Umbridge work for the Ministry! These are supposedly the good guys!
Out of all the many book to movie changes it is probably how the Weasley twins mess with Umbridge I miss the most. They turn a whole corridor near her office into a magical stink swamp that Umbridge can’t undo, and the other teachers refuse to get rid of it until the end of the book. They leave a small section of it there as a reminder of how impressive a piece of magic it was. When they leave they school and let off all the fireworks, the fireworks are still going off a day later. They multiply when you try to banish them. They announce the opening of their store and promise discounts for stuff used to mess with Umbridge. Umbridge tries to ban anything from their store, but it still gets through. Including Skiving snack boxes that make you vomit to get out of class. So Umbridge has her whole classes start vomiting. A cut character Peeves the poltergeist, salutes them as the leave and promises to follow their example. When he tries to unscrew a chandelier to drop on Umbridge's head, McGonagall is overheard telling him it unscrews the other way.
10:55 "Brian" is an over 1 thousand year old name of Irish origin, translating to "noble" and "might". It was made popular by the High King of Ireland of the 1002-1014, Brian Boru, from whom the surname O'Brian (meaning descendent of Brian) and its spelling variations of derived. Yes, Conan O'Brien is a direct descendent of royalty. The name "Percival" is equally as old, and comes from Celtic France, meaning "pierce the valley". It's almost always shortened to "Percy" nowadays. "Wulfric" comes from England, IE Britain and Scotland, and is estimated to be a few centuries older, it translates to "wolf realm/power". Dumbledore of has names of high nobility from 3 major powers of medieval Europe. The name "Albus" dates back to Rome and simply means "white", and "Dumbledore" is an invented named that's just supposed to roll of the tongue like "bumblebee".
I love Luna so much! She's so cute and sweet. Umbridge is top-tier villain, the portrayal is excellent because we all hate her more than we even dislike Voldemort
The Dementors have had their cloaks/hoods removed in this movie. It's never explained in the movie, but Delores Umbridge sent the Dementors after Harry herself, knowing he'd either end up a soulless husk unable to properly live or defend himself with magic and thus give the ministry a reason to expell him and ruin his reputation.
@@dragonsvideos6737 yeah, she did it by herself after the ministry's efforts to discredit Harry and Dumbledore weren't as effective as they'd have liked.
There was an off Broadway play called Puffs, all about the Hufflepuffs during Harry’s years at school. They made a pro shot, I would highly recommend seeing it after these movies. 5:06
The one done most dirty in this movie...McGonagall! Because she was a boss in roasting Umbridge in the books through dry quips. IMO the highlight humor wise of this book.
Imelda Staunton did a fantastic job playing a character who was more hated than the story's main villain. The fact that Umbridge was more hated than Voldemort himself makes the scene where she gets carried away like firewood by the centaurs that much more satisfying. When I first saw Grawp, I thought he looked like the illustrated kid on the cover of MAD Magazine, Alfred E. Neuman. Also.... Cornelius Fudge, after seeing Voldemort: He's back.... Me, sarcastically: *Gee, if only someone said that the previous year and at the hearing. Oh, wait....*
My guys, are you all forgetting that the third Defence Against The Dark Arts teacher was Professor R.J. Lupin, good friend to Sirius Black, awesome teacher, and left the school on good terms? I just want my guy to get the respect he deserves!
Just wait until they announce Gandolf as the defense against the dark arts teacher. His opening statement was a bit harsh though, “You shall not pass!”
Just a little FYI, Muggles can't see Dementors, so Dudley had no idea what was happening. All he knew was feeling a sense of uneasy and Harry casting a spell. So naturally, he assumed the two were connected.
@@XChaoticX99 Muggles are people without magic. Hagrid explained it in the primary movie, hermionie is a Muggle-born witch, her parents are Muggles but she is not.
@@XChaoticX99 mate you sound like one of the pureblood elitists lol Also you don't necessarily have to be able to do magic to see the dementors. You just need to not be a muggle. Ms Figg is a squib (a person born from 2 wizards but unable to do magic) and it appears she could still see them.
In the book it wasn't Cho Chang who betrayed Dumbledore's Army to Professor Umbridge - it was Marietta Edgecombe. A friend of Cho's and a fellow Ravenclaw, Marietta (reluctantly) joined the DA.Marietta Edgecombe betrayed Dumbledore's Army primarily due to her fear and pressure from her mother, who was a member of the Inquisitorial Squad. They didn’t want to introduce a new character whose sole purpose was to be a snitch. It was much easier for Cho to be the one to do it, albeit unintentionally. Umbridge spikes her tea with truth serum so as soon as she asks, Cho has no choice but to spill.
The movies don’t mention it, but Umbridge was the one who initially sent the dementors to attack Harry, and then subsequently voted to have him expelled for defending himself.
7:26 “dude Harry Tubman he’s the one that freed them all”🤣now that’s one I’ve never heard a reactor say but it makes perfect sense lol Harry really freed a slave
Dumbledore "i didn't want to cause you anymore pain" Meanwhile Harry now has a dead Godfather and the words "i must not tell lies" as a scar embedded into his hand. All because Dumbledor wanted to go the pacifist route instead of taking resposnibility and preparing him.
Sorry, but your conclusion doesn't seem logical to me. Nothing of this has anything to do with whether or not to use violence in a situation. And Dumbledore clearly did take on responsibility, not only by trying to take care of Harry in what he deemed to be the best way, but also by openly admitting that in hindsight it wasn't the best way. He made a mistake and admitted as much. What else would you have him do?
0:46 😂😂😂 11:00 Damn he's Cooking! 16:05 Pre-Watchers 18:21 Holy Cow Harry 21:12 what a Evil Jackwagon! 23:17 Teach us Harry Potter 26:30 She didn't go easy 28:45 Atta boy Harry!! 36:19 Yes he does 40:05 That Explains it all 42:00 That's a W right there 44:22 I wouldn't tell no Lie 47:55 RIP Black
I don't remember now if they were in the same room in the movie, but if they were, it's simply a movie mistake / issue of cramping the longest HP book into the shortest HP movie (if we consider movies 7 + 8 as two parts of one movie/book). In the books this argument happend in the boys dormitory, so only the guys in Harry's year were there. And Ron was made a Prefect, so he even had authority there.
Fun fact: Stephen King was quoted as one saying that Dolores Umbridge is "the greatest make-believe villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter." My two favorite things in this movie are (1) getting introduced to Bellatrix Lestrange and (2) when Dumbledore goes “It was foolish of you to come here tonight, Tom” ….I love that he called him Tom
Lol I love that Hufflepuffs are just the red shirts of the wizarding world. "We ride together, we die together"! Yeah in droves. Also I don't remember but I think the whole situation with the Dementors with Dudley changes him.
It does. It wasn't included in the movies, but in the beginning of book 6 Harry keeps stumbling over food or glasses of drinks left at his door and he thinks Dudley pranks him that way, but in actuality it was Dudley's way of being kind by trying to give Harry extra snacks (something he himself values quite high as a spoilt chubby lad). Also that line in book/movie 7 that didn't make it into the final cut, but you can see it on youtube: (SPOILER): "I don't think you're a waste of space". Considering who Dudley is, it may as well be him saying "I love you, cousin."
Nah, they tell him enough that Voldi would know how much they know if he ever actually searched through Harrys memories. They know (or strongly suspect) that Voldi doesn't know of the connection yet and Dumbledore keeps himself away from Harry so as to not give Voldi any reason to look deeper into his mind, if he should ever learn of the mental connection.
When Sirius got killed and Harry was seen screaming muted, apparently the scream was so real and emotional that they couldn't show it on screen so they muted it
Came to see if someone had mentioned this. Daniel Radcliffe must have pulled off quite a performance when everyone present went "shit... we can't use that, it's too raw"
From my understanding, he said they filmed it after his grandmother had just passed away so he used that moment to grieve and a lot the actors, partically Helena and Emma, on set were so upset by his screams that it made them cry.
@@AnnaleeLugo Nope. Not true at all. Have had to debunk this false rumor 10000 times, and Daniel himself have asked people to stop spreading it. Elsie died 1 year after this movie even came out. He’s just a good actor.
23:56 Don't tell me yall forget Lupin is good. It's just he quit because someone let slips he's identity a werewolf. 52:15 Remember, whatever Harry sees, Voldy sees as well. Brian kept Harry away just so Voldy wouldn't get all the details. 53:26 Nose 👃
I also found it funny before when you said Snape was the malfoy during Harry's parents time when technically that's wrong since Draco dad would have gone to school with then as well but James Harry's dad was the Malfoy of snapes life
When I first saw this as a kid and Sirius said “nice one James” to Harry it crushed me because in a way they both saw James in each other. Since harry never had his father he came to see Sirius as his dad and Sirius started thinking of harry as his old best friend
Guys, he was in trouble from being underage while doing magic outside of school. The adults are fine as long as no muggle reports seeing them do it. Also, some of the adult in that group are members of the Ministry of Magic. They'll be fine.
Umbridge is literally a british Karen, she's just so double face, self-important, boundary stomping and "I can't do no wrong" while commiting actual torture as punishment and then saying is justified. And then when she's finally facing the consequences of her actions she expected others to save her.
One of the things I'm most upset they excluded from the movies was Harry getting to hear the actual prophecy from Dumbledore in the end of this one and learning that the Chosen One could have just as easily been Neville.
During the first movie you guys commented about the awesomeness of the name Susan bones. The woman during Harry's trial that calls for him to be cleared of all charges, is her aunt Amelia Bones
I will always love the fight between Dumbledore and Voldemort here going through the 4 elements, it's always an spectacle when you realise it, Starting with the fire snake, going to the water ball, then the air explosion then turning glass into sand. Even Voldemort realising saying "earth" in the end of the fight is the cherry on top.
The funniest part about the prophecy situation is it literally does nothing for Voldemort, just re-tell him what he already has hints to be true. I mean, I guess he was hoping for more hands on how to defeat Harry, but that was never a part of the prophecy.
Happy probably belated birthday Sean! I grew up reading the books as they came out. I was so a Harry and Hermione stan at first. But I do like circumvented expectations. Sean is right too on how they can just be friends and it feeling more natural.
I love Luna Lovegood so much. She’s totally that friend who’s weird but also awesome and sweet to be around with. We’d hang out all the time, especially since I’m a Ravenclaw with Boom 😂💙
It’s not exactly made the most clear, but the reason they don’t like to say Voldemort’s name is because back when everyone’s parents were fighting Voldy the first time (when Harry’s parents died and Neville’s parents were tortured, etc) he put a curse upon his name so that if anyone spoke his name aloud that was part of the resistance back then would be immediately tracked down. Saying his name out loud was essentially like putting the ring of power on in Lord of the Rings back then
32:57 Should be Adam Driver. He’s got the hair style, has the right complexion, and is closer to the book Snape’s age. Plus, I feel like he could throw in the necessary venomous distain into his voice.
The "Brian" in the middle of Dumbledore's name is like my dumb-monolingual-ass hearing a Spanish ad for Coca-Cola. "Incomprehensible Spanish speaking *Coca-Cola* A little more Spanish."
I won tickets to see this movie when I was like 13. I had never seen the previous movies or read the books (religious family). As a little Chriatian kid.... Those dementors had me running out that theatre 😅
Curious. Did you end up reading the books? I ask because I come from a Christian family and I found the books to be heavily allegorical with a lot of things that seem to tie in to Christian teachings, namely the theme of self sacrifice for others. My dad is heavily religious as well and he'd always draw parallels to subtleties in the Bible when I'd tell him the stories Point being, I always found the religious forbidding of the books and movies to be a silly argument as a result of all that
@ I never did read all of the books. Just the first 3. I was so scared of it when I was younger. I hit a rebellious stage and finally watched all the movie. It’s literally love defeating evil. Not at all evil but a great story about found family, friendship and fighting for what’s right. Harry parallels Christ in many ways just with some imperfections. In the end he had to die, in order to come back and save the wizarding world.
The problem with Snape is that he's taking out his trauma from his childhood on his bully's son. He's labaling Harry as James because he either can't or refuses to move on. Edit and spoilers: Snape became a Death Eater because Lily didn't pick him which was 100% his fault. He was bullied as a child, but he still became a follower to Voldemort. At the sametime, Lily could have done so much better than James. Also, imagine seeing your bully's son after 11 years and you instantly treat him like shit and wonder why he has no respect for you? Snape hates Harry because he's James' son but protects him because he's Lily's son, too. Snape is a complex character, but I never understood why he was so liked by the fan base. To me, he's a man-child bully trying to take back power he never had when he was a student. Somehow, that makes him one of the greatest wizards. Like. No.
He terrorizes other students too. Neville in particular. At the end of the day no matter what spin Rowling was trying to make of him he's still a douche.
Pudding is the word we use for dessert here in Britain. So she was just talking about dessert in general. What you call pudding i think we call chocolate moose but I'm not certain
We have all kinds of pudding flavors! They tend to be looser than a mousse, but they are silky like that. It's funny how words change over time with differing cultures =)
This movie's reaction was the best one by far. This movie and book , and the 3rd one were and will always be my favourite ones. The last ones are great too.
We know we've had some big moments missing from some of these edits. Unfortunately copyright has been a bit more intense then normal this past month and a half so our editor was a bit too aggressive. That being said we've communicated some of the major scenes missing y'all have communicated to us in the comments and our editor will be making sure those missing scenes get added to the full Harry Potter binge video once we wrap up all 8 movies and upload that binge. He also will be making a point to double check big moments for future uploads to avoid these missing moments in the future. If there's something big missing feel free to put it here so we can make sure we don't miss anything too important when we add some scenes back to the binge video in the coming weeks.
Thank you for understanding Billy!
RUclips once again failing to understand Fair Use, and screwing over creators because of it. A tale as old as time lol
Thank you!!!! Please put the DId Ya PuT YOur NAme In GOblET of FIre in the 8 flims video!
There is no war in ba sing say... harry.
trust us we are the controversially aligned government that assumes rule over the world from the shadows of the Mugles.
We are not like the openly hostile forces of the Volder-cult; we seek peace where we remain on top of this corrupt menagary of imaginary rules.
...shut up Dolorus, we want the kid to think we are the good guys; not some sort of Brittish Richt...
Man it would of been so much better if the Ministry had not been cut from the rest of the previous books to be mostly unrelated to this moment in comparrison.
Understandable lol bur we appreciate it
Respect to your editor. He's the unsung hero here. Cutting this shit and trying to dance around copyright is hard.
Calling him "Harry Tubman" cuz he freed Dobby is the single funniest things I've heard involving this series.
SAME
I was confused cuz at first I thought they were talking about Rosa Parks … 😅😅
@@Arcannabis 🤣🤣
I’m still dying 😂😂
That and "They 9/11'd Azkaban?!?" had me rolling
Now introducing the most hated antagonist in all of Harry Potter: Dolores Jane Umbridge.
The actress does a great job bringing the character to life
Making Harry write his punishment out as it CARVES ITSELF INTO HIS HAND has stuck with me since I first read the book
And unfortunately most hated actress. The fans went too far.
Jk Rowling's self insert character
When I was in high school, the movie was new and I went into a class with a teacher that dressed similar (though not in pink) and with a similar attitude.
I never heard the end of it after comparing them XD
“Noooooo… she’s understatedly hot” followed by five seconds of pure silence had me cracking up
The reason Bellatrix was able to shrug off the Cruciatus curse so easily is because Harry needed to truly deeply want to hurt her. I mean he wanted to, but he just didn't have that amount of cruelty in his heart to do so.
SPOILER AHEAD: which is why later on when he cast the Imperius curse, after McGonagall was insulted, he was successful. Because he truly did mean to cast the curse at that point.
@@SpartanT6 I don't Imperius have that type of "commitment" needed. I am pretty sure you just need to have a stronger will than the person has to resist it
@@SpartanT6 he imperioed the goblin, he useds the cruciatus on the dude who spits on her
@@xaropante All of the unspeakable curses must have the full commitment behind them. It was explained like that in the books at least.
Y'all keep forgetting Lupin was a Defense Against the Dark Arts professor and was not a bad guy😅
Was still a werewolf and tried to kill them
@@aronorendanon of which was by his choice. He was bitten as a child and when he’s finally transformed he has no control unless he’s taken his potion which he has forgotten to do that time which yes was foolish of him but that doesn’t take away the fact he isn’t in control.
The guy literally tried turning them into a midnight lunchable.
@@Connor-ONeill he literally wasn’t in control.
@@aronorenda Does he have control when he turns? Isn't that the whole reason why Snape was making him potions in the book so he doesn't turn during the full moons
12:10 fun fact in the books during the trial one of the ministers was genuinely impressed that harry was able to perform a “Fully Corporal” patronus. And during his Charms OWL exam he was requested by one of the examiners who heard of this to perform the patrnous charm for “extra credit” in front of umbridge.
It's even better cause the happy thought Harry had to produce it in the OWL exam was Umbridge getting fired.
In the book, when Voldemort is possesing Harry, he was having self exing thoughts. Because Sirius just died, he was in so much physical and mental pain he literally thought that dying at least will reunite him with his godfather again. And this sole thought, the love and the grieving Harry was feeling for Sirius, was SO STRONG that Voldemort, still in Harry's head, couldn't understand it and he backed out. He left Harry because he couldn't bare to be near something so big and strong as the love and the grieve Harry had. Wich is ironic, because in the last movie, Voldemort mocked Harry telling his Death Eaters how Lily's love sacrifice prevented him of touching her son, but because he used Harry's blood to regain his body he could "touch him now".
Yeah well, he can, but the moment Harry feels love, something so natural for him, Voldemort goes running away like a coward.
He can't and will never understand the power of love and that is Harry's biggest weapon against him.
It makes one man weep, makes another man sing
The roast of Dudley and his gang was too funny 😂
The twins created their prank store with the money Harry gave them that he won from winning the goblet of fire. They dropped out of Hogwarts to run it and create new pranks. In return, Harry gets anything from it for free.
That's next movie/book.
Dang they freakin entrepreneurs. They could make the next smart phone lol.
@@ilyMiickeyBee it's also the end of 4 and some sub plot of 5 where Fred and George are testing chocolates on students
@linkv232 yeah but they don't open that shop until the 6th one. I pointed that because if they haven't watched yet and read these comments then the surprise will be lost when they do watch it.
@@ilyMiickeyBee You also forget this was recorded weeks ago and they probably have watched the next movies by now. lol
Since no one else has mentioned it, you may be surprised to learn that Cho’s actor Katie Leung also voices Caitlyn in Arcane!
Wait SERIOUSLY?!!
@@jacksonconnell Seriously.
What!?
Wait what!?
seriously?!
Dude I actually didn't know that, that's kinda cool
WHAT!!...WHAT THE F!$#
Who is Ruff trying to gaslight by calling Lupin a villainous dark arts teacher? 😂
I swear! Lupin is anything but evil, he’s the only DATDA Professor in Harry School years that wasn’t bad or had any bad intentions, he’s also known as the best Professor at Hogwarts he was the only exception to that rule, and I think they forgot that
@@TheAngelofFate17 they also dont do that great of a job in the movie of showing how all the students adore the class that year.
He definitely wasn't a villain or a bad person....he still did try to eat them tho. 😅
"He looks good in a suit!"
Is one step away from "Hear me out!"
🤣
Fun fact: Stephen King has hailed Umbridge as "the greatest make-believe villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter." 💜
Having worked in public education, I know dozens of people just like her. She’s probably the most believable villain in the whole Potterverse.
King was a great writer, but he's lost his marbles in the last 10-15 years. So depending on when he said it, i'd take it with a grain of salt.
@@DarkSun123456789 I went looking for the date, Stephen King said this back in 2003 after the book's release.
@@kelaarin And that's why she's so terrifying.
@@mimic1984 Doctor Lecter is just a misunderstood culinary visionary.
The circle back of “I must not tell lies” is one of my favourite things 😂😂 so satisfying
Umbridge's actress does such a good job with her character. Compare her here to The Crown or Sense and Sensibility, which just shows how good her range is.
Imelda Staunton! A legit GOAT
I remember a clip of her and two other actors (Bryan Cranston and Kathy Bates) talking about how their roles as villains affected them afterward.
With regards to Ron being able to throw hands: While the twins are the most likely to get in fights with him, it's the two oldest that are most likely to teach him how to fight. Charlie works with dragons, as in rescues and trains dragons, and Bill is a curse breaker and canonically the coolest dude around. Like Bill is the guy they send into the pyramids in Egypt to get rid of all the ancient and volatile curses on the treasures and such - he's a Witcher for curses. No way in Hell he can't throw hands
they would teach him how to fight but fred and george would beat his ass unprovoked
@ not unprovoked, but things would def escalate quickly lol
18:52 Correction: 5 older brothers. Two oldest, Bill & Charlie, are out there living their own lives, there is Percy who was Prefect/Head Boy during his time at Hogwarts and then there are the Twins 😁❤️
Also add that, at least in the books, his younger sister has all of those attributes of his five brothers combined. She's a great athlete, she's really intelligent, she's super popular, she's really funny.
In the first comic con that the actress who plays Dolores went to as soon as she showed up, she started to be booed.
In response, Alan Rickman (Snape) said if they didn’t stop he was leaving.
The actress has said that there were multiple times wind filming. She had to stop and cry because of the sickening stuff she had to say.
I commend her wholeheartedly for her work.
That being said whether it’s the movie version or the book version, I hate Dolores Umbridge more than any other character in that book series.
I wanted her dead more than Voldemort.
There is a theory that Umbridge was... Well, let's say taken advantage of, by the centaurs, as they would often do such things when capturing human women in Greek mythology, but there is no indication that this happened in her case. Perhaps because, in the books at least, the centaurs view themselves as highly moral creatures, putting themselves even above humans in that regard, but there's never been an official answer on the matter.
@@Armatu5 I disagree on there being no indication. They did *something* to her. She was with them for a long time and afterwards was unresponsive for days, only reacting, with fear, when you made the sound of horse hooves. She had serious PTSD from her time with the centaurs. Multiple potential causes, but that is one interpretation.
That was nice of Alan Rickman to do that!
@@mentaya11 I'd say the simplest and most likely reason, whether or not other reasons apply in addition, would be plain old powerloss. She's all about power and order, but while captured by the Centaurs, she has neither. She's basically at her lowest.
@@lukasr5867 Perhaps. Certainly there are many ways one could interpret it. Personally, I wouldn't feel loss of power would be sufficient. That would humiliate, embarrass, and anger her. I can't see it instilling the type of fear and trauma response she exhibited. But that's me. It's individual interpretation of a fictional world after all. I'm not going to say you're wrong.
"Master has presented Dobby with a Glock!"
I truly laughed out loud when Boom said that Umbrage looked like Will Ferrell in a dress I am crying 😂😂😂😂
damn I understood "wild ferret in a dress"
I don't know if anyone told this but the dementors in the book they explain that umbridge sent them which makes her the most hateful character in the movie and the books
Why did she send them? I’m a movie person not a book person
@dragonsvideos6737 she sent them because she hated harry and felt somebody had to act to put him in his place
Dudley having a knife and taking on a dementor is insane 😂.
Harry is meant to be 11 in the first movie, having his 11th birthday on July 31st and starting school like a month later in September. Basically whatever number movie you're on, Harry's meant to be that number + 10 years old.
Fun Fact, Daniel Radcliffe is the proper age in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 6th movies (or at the very least, was the same age as Harry for the majority of the filming process)
The Dumbledore vs Voldemort fight is actually something I personally prefer way more in the movie than I did the book. Also, I love the addition of Harry fighting off Voldemort in his mind. 💜
I wish the series had more fights like that instead of just 2 energy beams crashing into each other from that point forward..
@@supersizesenpai Yes, but it's good to show how extraordinary Voldemort and Dumbledore are in their skills. It would diminish that if everybody could do what they could do.
@@theshadowfax239 I don't need them to fight on the same level as those two, their magic is in a league of its own. However, that doesn't mean we can't see other spells. We get like the same 3 basic spells used by everyone except whenever Harry fights Voldemort. When those two battle it just turns into a battle of beams.
Speaking of which, why does Voldemort choose to fight Harry in that fashion? When he fights Dumbledore he goes all out with crazy spell after crazy spell but with Harry he starts blasting like he's using the Ghostbusters' Proton Pack. I'm confident that if he fired a giant fire snake at Harry, he couldn't counter that shit like Dumbledore did, especially when you learn the insane magic behind that spell.
@@supersizesenpai Yeah but who doesn't love a good Priori Incantatem?
@@supersizesenpai lack of imagination. In the books that stream fight only occurred at the end of GoF. And the flying around the room in black and white blurs wasn't a thing either. They saved on budget, is my guess.
In the 3rd movie, Professor Lupin was the Dark Arts teacher, but he wasn’t a bad guy.
Well, he was a werewolf, and tried to eat Harry and Hermione...
@glowface79 yeah but inherently he wasn’t a bad guy aka had no ill intentions
@@KC_ESQ Oh, we are going into moral philosophy then. Can someone with good intentions be evil? Are actions objectively good or wrong, or only based on the perspective of the person taking the action?
'For the Greater Good', can you take some questionable things?
@@glowface79it’s not that deep bud
@glowdace79 werewolf’s have no control of their actions when turned. It’s stated multiple times in the books, on the various cannon websites and in the movie. Lupins actions while turned are of no fault or intention to him. He doesn’t want to hurt his students or his best friend but in wolf form he has no control
I just unlocked a core memory today. The first time I ever used a cuss word was when The Minister of Magic saw Voldemort and went "He's back" to which I replied "NO SHIT"
So if I'm remembering correctly, next to Harry, Ginny has the most Raw power by virtue of being a Seventh Child, there is a deep magic connected to numbers in this world.
Fun fact: Umbridge was the second person to permanently scarred Harry behind Voldemort
Nah im sure dudley gave him at least one scrape as a kid that scarred haha
I know that by the time I, as a non member, am seeing this, you'll have seen this movie like a month ago, and you've probably already heard from other commenters, but it's going to bother me if I don't say so. In the books, in the scene where Harry brings the catatonic Dudley home, Vernon was so furious with Harry that he tried to kick him out of the house. And just then, they received a howler, the letter that talks, from Dumbledore saying "Remember my last, Petunia!" This causes Petunia to break down in tears, saying that Harry can't leave
Harry Melling (Dudley) and Richard Griffiths (Vernon Dursley): Shoot, we're going to be the most hated people in the HP Fandom.
Imelda Staunton (Umbridge): Hold my beer.
17:47 close but apparently Tom Riddle wanted to get the job for Dark Arts teacher but dumbledore refused him. It’s been a theory that when he left Hogwarts he cursed the position so that no professor would complete a “full year” in the position. Add a new layer for why he refused Snape.
And why he let Umbridge have the job.
I’m sorry but Remus Lupin wants a word. The best Defense against the Dark arts teacher there ever was.
Harry inherited everything that belonged to Sirius, the house, the elf and his money
He already had his parents money which was a fortune in itself but with the blacks fortune now he is now one of the most wealthiest wizards ever
@@dynamicender Being the head of the auror department and having a wife who is a quidditch star also helps.
I love how everyone despises Dolores Umbridge than Lord Voldemort. Like everyone would want her dead more than him 😂
Even Tom is like lady chill I’m evil but I’m not that evil
Because everyone knows a Dolores in real life
@@caliph95 Exactly. Umbridge is the believable monster that we see everyday.
Everyone always talks about Umbridge being the most hated character both in this book/movie and the entire series. But I also wanna give Fudge a mention, hands down the second most despicable character in this book and movie
Also Beatrix
No second most is definitely Bellatrix
@@dynamicenderTo be honest, it’s hard for me to hate Bellatrix more than Fudge and Umbridge. Bellatrix is a Death Eater, she’s supposed to be evil. But when Fudge and umm Umbridge work for the Ministry! These are supposedly the good guys!
Out of all the many book to movie changes it is probably how the Weasley twins mess with Umbridge I miss the most. They turn a whole corridor near her office into a magical stink swamp that Umbridge can’t undo, and the other teachers refuse to get rid of it until the end of the book. They leave a small section of it there as a reminder of how impressive a piece of magic it was.
When they leave they school and let off all the fireworks, the fireworks are still going off a day later. They multiply when you try to banish them. They announce the opening of their store and promise discounts for stuff used to mess with Umbridge.
Umbridge tries to ban anything from their store, but it still gets through. Including Skiving snack boxes that make you vomit to get out of class. So Umbridge has her whole classes start vomiting.
A cut character Peeves the poltergeist, salutes them as the leave and promises to follow their example. When he tries to unscrew a chandelier to drop on Umbridge's head, McGonagall is overheard telling him it unscrews the other way.
" I will have the absolute
caucacity to walk in there without any sort of notion of danger." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
10:55 "Brian" is an over 1 thousand year old name of Irish origin, translating to "noble" and "might".
It was made popular by the High King of Ireland of the 1002-1014, Brian Boru, from whom the surname O'Brian (meaning descendent of Brian) and its spelling variations of derived.
Yes, Conan O'Brien is a direct descendent of royalty.
The name "Percival" is equally as old, and comes from Celtic France, meaning "pierce the valley". It's almost always shortened to "Percy" nowadays.
"Wulfric" comes from England, IE Britain and Scotland, and is estimated to be a few centuries older, it translates to "wolf realm/power".
Dumbledore of has names of high nobility from 3 major powers of medieval Europe.
The name "Albus" dates back to Rome and simply means "white", and "Dumbledore" is an invented named that's just supposed to roll of the tongue like "bumblebee".
I love Luna so much! She's so cute and sweet. Umbridge is top-tier villain, the portrayal is excellent because we all hate her more than we even dislike Voldemort
Everyone hates evil that hides behind a mask of pleasance.
The Dementors have had their cloaks/hoods removed in this movie. It's never explained in the movie, but Delores Umbridge sent the Dementors after Harry herself, knowing he'd either end up a soulless husk unable to properly live or defend himself with magic and thus give the ministry a reason to expell him and ruin his reputation.
Wait seriously?
@@dragonsvideos6737 yeah, she did it by herself after the ministry's efforts to discredit Harry and Dumbledore weren't as effective as they'd have liked.
There was an off Broadway play called Puffs, all about the Hufflepuffs during Harry’s years at school. They made a pro shot, I would highly recommend seeing it after these movies. 5:06
Omg the hype when Lucius got punched right in the face is unmatched
As a member of the African American community "Harry Tumbman" is hilarious 🤣🤣 history/fantasy crossover I didn't know I needed
The one done most dirty in this movie...McGonagall! Because she was a boss in roasting Umbridge in the books through dry quips. IMO the highlight humor wise of this book.
Imelda Staunton did a fantastic job playing a character who was more hated than the story's main villain. The fact that Umbridge was more hated than Voldemort himself makes the scene where she gets carried away like firewood by the centaurs that much more satisfying.
When I first saw Grawp, I thought he looked like the illustrated kid on the cover of MAD Magazine, Alfred E. Neuman.
Also....
Cornelius Fudge, after seeing Voldemort: He's back....
Me, sarcastically: *Gee, if only someone said that the previous year and at the hearing. Oh, wait....*
My guys, are you all forgetting that the third Defence Against The Dark Arts teacher was Professor R.J. Lupin, good friend to Sirius Black, awesome teacher, and left the school on good terms?
I just want my guy to get the respect he deserves!
Just wait until they announce Gandolf as the defense against the dark arts teacher. His opening statement was a bit harsh though, “You shall not pass!”
Lmao
Just a little FYI, Muggles can't see Dementors, so Dudley had no idea what was happening. All he knew was feeling a sense of uneasy and Harry casting a spell. So naturally, he assumed the two were connected.
@@XChaoticX99 hermionie is a witch, not a muggle.
@@XChaoticX99 Muggles are people without magic. Hagrid explained it in the primary movie, hermionie is a Muggle-born witch, her parents are Muggles but she is not.
@@XChaoticX99 mate you sound like one of the pureblood elitists lol
Also you don't necessarily have to be able to do magic to see the dementors. You just need to not be a muggle. Ms Figg is a squib (a person born from 2 wizards but unable to do magic) and it appears she could still see them.
He knows what he's capable of, but he also knows that he is not allowed to do magic outside of school. That is why he challenged him.
In the book it wasn't Cho Chang who betrayed Dumbledore's Army to Professor Umbridge - it was Marietta Edgecombe. A friend of Cho's and a fellow Ravenclaw, Marietta (reluctantly) joined the DA.Marietta Edgecombe betrayed Dumbledore's Army primarily due to her fear and pressure from her mother, who was a member of the Inquisitorial Squad. They didn’t want to introduce a new character whose sole purpose was to be a snitch. It was much easier for Cho to be the one to do it, albeit unintentionally. Umbridge spikes her tea with truth serum so as soon as she asks, Cho has no choice but to spill.
The movies don’t mention it, but Umbridge was the one who initially sent the dementors to attack Harry, and then subsequently voted to have him expelled for defending himself.
7:26 “dude Harry Tubman he’s the one that freed them all”🤣now that’s one I’ve never heard a reactor say but it makes perfect sense lol Harry really freed a slave
“Pictures moving would make mourning worse” you know we do have video in real life guys
People usually don’t have looping videos hung up on their walls or on their mantels though
But I suppose they could 🤔
I love that they shit on Hufflepuff and right away Tonks showed up like "what did you say?"
Finally Luna is here 😂🎉
"It was foolish for you to come here tonight, Tom." gotta be in my top 3 lines of the whole series
The back and forth between Umbridge and McGonagall was hilarious in the book. 😂
I loved the moment when McGonagall gave hints to Peeves the poltergeist to help him create even bigger a mayhem.
Dumbledore "i didn't want to cause you anymore pain"
Meanwhile Harry now has a dead Godfather and the words "i must not tell lies" as a scar embedded into his hand. All because Dumbledor wanted to go the pacifist route instead of taking resposnibility and preparing him.
Sorry, but your conclusion doesn't seem logical to me. Nothing of this has anything to do with whether or not to use violence in a situation. And Dumbledore clearly did take on responsibility, not only by trying to take care of Harry in what he deemed to be the best way, but also by openly admitting that in hindsight it wasn't the best way. He made a mistake and admitted as much. What else would you have him do?
0:46 😂😂😂
11:00 Damn he's Cooking!
16:05 Pre-Watchers
18:21 Holy Cow Harry
21:12 what a Evil Jackwagon!
23:17 Teach us Harry Potter
26:30 She didn't go easy
28:45 Atta boy Harry!!
36:19 Yes he does
40:05 That Explains it all
42:00 That's a W right there
44:22 I wouldn't tell no Lie
47:55 RIP Black
Kinda disappointed the twins didn’t stick up for Harry, like Ron did. They know Harry is telling the truth
I don't remember now if they were in the same room in the movie, but if they were, it's simply a movie mistake / issue of cramping the longest HP book into the shortest HP movie (if we consider movies 7 + 8 as two parts of one movie/book). In the books this argument happend in the boys dormitory, so only the guys in Harry's year were there. And Ron was made a Prefect, so he even had authority there.
Fun fact: Stephen King was quoted as one saying that Dolores Umbridge is "the greatest make-believe villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter."
My two favorite things in this movie are (1) getting introduced to Bellatrix Lestrange and (2) when Dumbledore goes “It was foolish of you to come here tonight, Tom” ….I love that he called him Tom
Lol I love that Hufflepuffs are just the red shirts of the wizarding world. "We ride together, we die together"! Yeah in droves.
Also I don't remember but I think the whole situation with the Dementors with Dudley changes him.
It does. It wasn't included in the movies, but in the beginning of book 6 Harry keeps stumbling over food or glasses of drinks left at his door and he thinks Dudley pranks him that way, but in actuality it was Dudley's way of being kind by trying to give Harry extra snacks (something he himself values quite high as a spoilt chubby lad).
Also that line in book/movie 7 that didn't make it into the final cut, but you can see it on youtube: (SPOILER): "I don't think you're a waste of space". Considering who Dudley is, it may as well be him saying "I love you, cousin."
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Also Dumbledore sound the most proud of having Brian as part of his name
If Harry was told anything, Voldemort would have taken that from his mind to his advantage.
Nah, they tell him enough that Voldi would know how much they know if he ever actually searched through Harrys memories. They know (or strongly suspect) that Voldi doesn't know of the connection yet and Dumbledore keeps himself away from Harry so as to not give Voldi any reason to look deeper into his mind, if he should ever learn of the mental connection.
When Sirius got killed and Harry was seen screaming muted, apparently the scream was so real and emotional that they couldn't show it on screen so they muted it
Came to see if someone had mentioned this. Daniel Radcliffe must have pulled off quite a performance when everyone present went "shit... we can't use that, it's too raw"
Now I kind of want to hear it- the original recording must exist somewhere
From my understanding, he said they filmed it after his grandmother had just passed away so he used that moment to grieve and a lot the actors, partically Helena and Emma, on set were so upset by his screams that it made them cry.
"his acting was so good they couldn't use it"
Yeah that makes zero sense. You got a source for this?
@@AnnaleeLugo Nope. Not true at all. Have had to debunk this false rumor 10000 times, and Daniel himself have asked people to stop spreading it.
Elsie died 1 year after this movie even came out. He’s just a good actor.
23:56 Don't tell me yall forget Lupin is good. It's just he quit because someone let slips he's identity a werewolf.
52:15 Remember, whatever Harry sees, Voldy sees as well. Brian kept Harry away just so Voldy wouldn't get all the details.
53:26 Nose 👃
I also found it funny before when you said Snape was the malfoy during Harry's parents time when technically that's wrong since Draco dad would have gone to school with then as well but James Harry's dad was the Malfoy of snapes life
23:55 HEY! Lupin was a perfectly good, kind-hearted, cursed murderous werewolf teacher.
When I first saw this as a kid and Sirius said “nice one James” to Harry it crushed me because in a way they both saw James in each other. Since harry never had his father he came to see Sirius as his dad and Sirius started thinking of harry as his old best friend
i just realized who Umbridge reminds me of "there is no war in Ba sing Sei"
Technically Harry is wrong in saying that Voldemort killed Cedric, because Wormtail killed Cedric.
I mean Wormtail followed 'Morts command (Kill the Spare)
Guys, he was in trouble from being underage while doing magic outside of school. The adults are fine as long as no muggle reports seeing them do it. Also, some of the adult in that group are members of the Ministry of Magic. They'll be fine.
"We have something that he doesn't"
"What?"
" A nose"
Snape is officially Trick Daddy from now on 😂😂😂
Umbridge is literally a british Karen, she's just so double face, self-important, boundary stomping and "I can't do no wrong" while commiting actual torture as punishment and then saying is justified. And then when she's finally facing the consequences of her actions she expected others to save her.
thirsting for voldie in a suit is SO real lmaooo
One of the things I'm most upset they excluded from the movies was Harry getting to hear the actual prophecy from Dumbledore in the end of this one and learning that the Chosen One could have just as easily been Neville.
During the first movie you guys commented about the awesomeness of the name Susan bones. The woman during Harry's trial that calls for him to be cleared of all charges, is her aunt Amelia Bones
I will always love the fight between Dumbledore and Voldemort here going through the 4 elements, it's always an spectacle when you realise it, Starting with the fire snake, going to the water ball, then the air explosion then turning glass into sand.
Even Voldemort realising saying "earth" in the end of the fight is the cherry on top.
The funniest part about the prophecy situation is it literally does nothing for Voldemort, just re-tell him what he already has hints to be true. I mean, I guess he was hoping for more hands on how to defeat Harry, but that was never a part of the prophecy.
Happy probably belated birthday Sean! I grew up reading the books as they came out. I was so a Harry and Hermione stan at first. But I do like circumvented expectations. Sean is right too on how they can just be friends and it feeling more natural.
Umbridge is generally more hated than any other character in the entire series. Voldemort, Bella Lastrange, the Malfoys… nobody comes close.
You guys talking about getting Harry a gun just made me think 'Harry Potter and the Chamber is Loaded'
Been waiting for this one!! This and the next one are my Favorite HP movies.
I love Luna Lovegood so much. She’s totally that friend who’s weird but also awesome and sweet to be around with. We’d hang out all the time, especially since I’m a Ravenclaw with Boom 😂💙
It’s not exactly made the most clear, but the reason they don’t like to say Voldemort’s name is because back when everyone’s parents were fighting Voldy the first time (when Harry’s parents died and Neville’s parents were tortured, etc) he put a curse upon his name so that if anyone spoke his name aloud that was part of the resistance back then would be immediately tracked down. Saying his name out loud was essentially like putting the ring of power on in Lord of the Rings back then
Ah, this only implies in the deathly hollow
Incorrect actually. The taboo that tracks people who say his name was only put into place right when the ministry fell in Deathly Hallows.
You guys GOTTA see Harry Potter with Guns!
32:57 Should be Adam Driver. He’s got the hair style, has the right complexion, and is closer to the book Snape’s age. Plus, I feel like he could throw in the necessary venomous distain into his voice.
Honestly, with the discourse surrounding the Sequel Trilogy, I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't want to work for another big franchise again.
"You're falling for the propaganda too". That's funny 🤣😂
47:52
You know it’s bad if Boom drops everything and stays jaw dropped. Rip Sirius😢
9:25 the goblet + plastic cup game is on point. that's thinking like a wizard.
The "Brian" in the middle of Dumbledore's name is like my dumb-monolingual-ass hearing a Spanish ad for Coca-Cola. "Incomprehensible Spanish speaking *Coca-Cola* A little more Spanish."
I won tickets to see this movie when I was like 13. I had never seen the previous movies or read the books (religious family). As a little Chriatian kid.... Those dementors had me running out that theatre 😅
Curious. Did you end up reading the books? I ask because I come from a Christian family and I found the books to be heavily allegorical with a lot of things that seem to tie in to Christian teachings, namely the theme of self sacrifice for others.
My dad is heavily religious as well and he'd always draw parallels to subtleties in the Bible when I'd tell him the stories
Point being, I always found the religious forbidding of the books and movies to be a silly argument as a result of all that
@ I never did read all of the books. Just the first 3. I was so scared of it when I was younger. I hit a rebellious stage and finally watched all the movie. It’s literally love defeating evil. Not at all evil but a great story about found family, friendship and fighting for what’s right. Harry parallels Christ in many ways just with some imperfections. In the end he had to die, in order to come back and save the wizarding world.
Greatest GREEN FLAG EVER…
Your reaction to Luna: “she’s a vibe”
You guys are precious for loving my girl right away 😊😊😊
8:45 Ron actually had a fist fight with Malfoy during Harry's Quidditch match so yeah he would throw hands lmao
The problem with Snape is that he's taking out his trauma from his childhood on his bully's son. He's labaling Harry as James because he either can't or refuses to move on.
Edit and spoilers: Snape became a Death Eater because Lily didn't pick him which was 100% his fault. He was bullied as a child, but he still became a follower to Voldemort. At the sametime, Lily could have done so much better than James.
Also, imagine seeing your bully's son after 11 years and you instantly treat him like shit and wonder why he has no respect for you? Snape hates Harry because he's James' son but protects him because he's Lily's son, too.
Snape is a complex character, but I never understood why he was so liked by the fan base. To me, he's a man-child bully trying to take back power he never had when he was a student. Somehow, that makes him one of the greatest wizards. Like. No.
Yeah Snape fucking sucks lmao
I mean yeah that's meant to be Snapes character flaw.
Which apparently qualifies him as 'the bravest man Harry ever knew' lol
He terrorizes other students too. Neville in particular. At the end of the day no matter what spin Rowling was trying to make of him he's still a douche.
@@ey3z4ya Funniest dialogue ever.
Also not all the Dark Arts teachers have been evil!!! Lupin was a good boy!
Pudding is the word we use for dessert here in Britain. So she was just talking about dessert in general.
What you call pudding i think we call chocolate moose but I'm not certain
We have all kinds of pudding flavors! They tend to be looser than a mousse, but they are silky like that. It's funny how words change over time with differing cultures =)
This movie's reaction was the best one by far. This movie and book , and the 3rd one were and will always be my favourite ones. The last ones are great too.