I would've added a bunch of the characters surrounding Voldemort's broken and dying body. As he lay there unable to talk and move in his final seconds of life, he wouldve seen the looks of contempt and possibly even pity they all had for him at the moment showing that after all of the crap he put everyone through for decades, he was just a human like the rest of them.

After rereading this I'm more and more disappointed with this. Where are the people around them? Where is the intense light of the Sunrise falling on them a Moment before the spells? Where is the first Reaction of all others when Voldemort is dead? I could live with him turning to Ash if I got all that.

3 death scenes that I didn't like: 1) *Voldemort's*: If he just dropped dead like in the book, it would have been better, showing the people who feared him that he was just a man. 2) *Bellatrix's*: Her popping like a balloon looked dumb to me. If she was thrown into a wall and died, it would have been better. If they wanted her to pop, they could have made her insides splashed around like Victoria Neuman popping someone. 3) *Nagini's*: If after Neville slices her like ham, her remaining body would have wiggled like a lizard's tail before giving up the ghost, it would have given me paramount satisfaction.

Much like what George did with Star Wars, some of these changes aren't that bad, where as some of them take you out of the film. But at the end of the day they are Georges films, so who are we to judge what he decides to with his own characters, worlds, and ideas.

I hope the upcoming TV series reboot corrects this.

Edith and Wulnoth would have been especially glad to see Sven and Ulf sent off to answer to their Maker.

Richard Hurndall has a sharper more aquiline nose compared to hartnells nose

Orginal Cut Space camera record now similar realıstıc !!

3:00 Turns out it really is a space opera!

Ben and polly look and sound nothing like them and their acting sounds terrible

Okay the shot where Voldy just lies on the groung gave me goosebumps

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Really emphasises the fact that despite all his attempts at becoming immortal, despite all his power, Voldemort died faster than the average british lifespan

Where was the killing of Voldemort then? It didn't show Harry killing him in this version, it cuts off?

Huh? Same audio and scene. He's just in his physical form. BORING

HP but hazza brought a gun

You are my HERO!!!!!!!

The entire ending was terrible. Almost as if the writers never read the book. This ending would have made so much more sense, solidifying the fact that Voldemort was just a man.

WOW MORE POWERFUL

Honestly, this makes this moment much creepier. But also cool

It was actually even better when he died in front of all the students in the book.. i always imagine that scene being brought to life. Though i prefer this location of his death rather than the great hall

Brilliant! Tom should see that!

i love wizard of oz and i love mincraft

this is what was written in the books

I just noticed something about the final shot before the credits: Lucas gets the symbolism wrong. The sun should be rising, not setting.

😂 Those rejected Snoke clones are sooooo FUNNY!!! LMBO!!!

I'd like to see THE FOUR DOCTORS using clips from the shows 15th anniversary in 1978. When the Missing Adventures novels were first published in the mid 90's when I was a kid, I tried writing it myself as a sequel to Planet of the Spiders. It involved Sarah Jane Smith becoming possessed by the great one queen spider & contacting the Doctor & Romana 1 in order to use the blue crystal to turn earth into Metebelis 4, the power from wich fragments The Doctor into his 4 Incarnations up until then & scattered through a web in time that they all had to reach the centre of to become whole again

Only wrong thing in Deathly Hallows

This is also book accurate

Screw you harry Voldemort last words before fall to his death

Missing a flapper,cowboy and hip hop snoke

Parece o lula kkkkkkk

He sort of evaporated into smoke so often throughout the series that this way also provides a more impactful visual contrast. When I saw the ending in theaters it just didn't feel distinctive enough from how he was defeated at the end of other books or when Horcruxes were destroyed.

should've kept it this way

I really don't see the point of 4 just looking at a hole to see what was going on and apparently not doing anything about it.

I thought he was gonna get his nose back

Original scene: Scary This scene: Terrifying

I was so wishing to see Harry Potter use the elder wand to use the death curse on Voldemort now that would have been spectacular

Didn't Bellatrix also topple over dead like Voldemort in the book?

lol obviously fake, they don't keep other background sounds even if it's from a clip of the show

Seeing Voldemort's body on the floor feels right and much more impactful than the slow ash confetti explosion we got.

Fuck Voldemort

Rose from 2024: that’s not how it happened editor of the movie: rose just go along with it it’s just for fun rose: it’s not fun your messing with history

He wanted to be unique. He wanted to live forever. He wanted to be a Dark Lord. He died like any normal human. He died at an average lifespan. He died as Tom Riddle. The movie gave him more of a unique death, so that timeline was more generous with him.

I like that- it’s like in the book- his body just slumps dead on the side and nobody pays anymore attention to him.

This is the ending they should have chosen

I actually like most of the directors cut additions. I wonder if people would be this critical of the changes if lucas never did the same thing to star wars

REAL OR FAKE?! 🤯🤯🤯

That's pretty much how he died in the book

the original had a more realistic take on how the sunken ship would have stopped at the dock, on this edited version the bows damage where it split looks like its hitting the buildings.. however this is genuinely way scarier