Death Eaters meeting

[@LightningCayo]

Gotta love Lucius’s voice crack when he says “My lord?” Then Voldemort just roasts him on the spot.

[@BaldBoomerTV]

You know I bet that part was not in the script it just fit so well they kept it

[@CountDaedalus]

Sounds like a London Pigeon

[@atez1994]

Count Daedalus I thought the same thing lol

[@Pikachu-ny8ve]

600th like

[@IsaacRM92]

Sounded like a pigeon 🐦

[@LSPig]

I love how Harry Potter went from a fun, magical kids movie series to THIS

[@satanbrony9235]

Well the books were published over longer period of time, so it somewhat works as if you were growing up with the characters before it got darker.

[@nathanielv775]

Went from “haha brooms go vroom” to “Wizard Hitler returns and wants to finish the job”

[@connielovegood2495]

True if you see a video of all the movie trailers you'll see things going darker and darker

[@matthewehrlich5157]

its because when you start reading the series, you are a kid. but when you finally finish it, you are an older person. roughly~15-19 yrs old

[@originalunoriginal4055]

Well seeing the attached face at the back of the head of that teacher (ending of the first sequel), that was surely not very kid-friendly!!! So, essentially Harry Potter sequel has always been a THIS type of movie!

[@bigsean6045]

Lucius: ᵐʸ ˡᵒʳᵈ 😢 Voldemort: "mY lOrD" 😩

[@wisespidey]

💀💀

[@hannahlarocco4699]

Draco’s dad

[@nathangallegos9304]

Emperor: Execute Order 66 Clone Commander: “😠🫡 Yes my Lord”

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

@hannahlarocco4699 No offense but we know. Very obvious

[@brendanmccallion2350]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Endonia-ym3sl]

Snape is the only wizard who could show up late to a meeting with Voldemort and live to tell the tale.

[@finnheisenheim8274]

Perks of being the wizard who killed Dumbledore.

[@orangecitrus8056]

wow a severusboo 🙄

[@jayfeather965]

Nah man. Severus may have been the last to arrive but Voldemort was waiting for snape to arrive to start the meeting for real. Which actually makes it even more impressive considering

[@mein3324]

Snape the half blood prince was powerful among all present there, voldemort knew that. He was big asset in his team.

[@carolinemerciermusic]

Always have been my favourite character.

[@810Metalworks]

The way Lucius’ voice cracks with “my lord”. Superb acting.

[@X3H3X]

I love the comments saying he sounds like a pigeon

[@malaksalemm]

He’s a pidgeon

[@arandomuser9459]

@@X3H3X That would be his animagus

[@manfromearth7854]

2:53

[@BethJehovah]

Why is Lucius Malfoy trembling and squeaking like a hamster?

[@g-whizzard]

I honestly felt bad for Snape watching that teacher get killed. You could tell he wanted to save her.

[@AdeptKing]

They were friends if what that poor teacher said was true.

[@sbs4077]

who was the teacher?

[@gelifilms]

Can anyone tell me who was the teacher??

[@gelifilms]

@@lifenane1624 thank you very much fellow potterhead!! 💜

[@fildyb]

@@AdeptKing that line was a movie only addition

[@C0H87]

Voldemort’s subtle hate for Lucius is one of the most unintentionally funny things about the movies.

[@intermilan9731]

Lucius failed him more times than actually succeeding. Volds also had to rescue him from Azkaban.

[@Goldie0710]

@@intermilan9731volds? 😂😂 lol really now

[@newhybrid101]

It was the exact opposite in the first wizarding war where Lucius was favored and his right hand man

[@eliazarcone]

More disgust than hatred actually. And a completely justified disgust, to be fair, Lucius was a total failure

[@theopportuneson699]

Disappointment. Lucius seemed to have been his favorite during the first war.

[@spectralight8412]

For a kid who hoped Hermione would die by the basilisk, he looks pretty heart broken and scared seeing one of his old teachers killed right before him.

[@MrFantocan]

Cuse he is a wusss.

[@eleftheria_]

cause he has a *heaaart* his father was actually the one that pressed him to be this bad

[@jakobbrown731]

I believe it’s because of Lucius’s fall from favor from the Dark Lord. Keep in mind he was one of Voldemort’a favorite followers until Lucius didn’t try to locate his master and his failure of recovering the prophecy from the Department of Mysteries. Lucius had Draco believing Voldemort holds the Malfoy family in high regard but now sees his who he truly is, an evil psychopath who sees his followers as expendable.

[@fatmah6097]

Yeah, but the teacher was killed right in front of his eyes, while Hermione would of been killed and he wouldn’t of seen it. Also he could of had a change of heart

[@miantava]

@@fatmah6097 it wasn't any of that.. Kids say shit they cant comprehend, aka "the darnedest things". Also, Draco grew up trying to please his father. He never truly chose this lifestyle fully aware of the consequences it would bring. He was forced into it. He enjoyed laughing & having fun w/ friends, playing quidditch, teasing others, and fucking about. But as he became more involved with the death eaters, he realized that innocent fun was never going to exist again. Death became a reality, and he isn't prepared for it. He didnt want it. But now it's too late and he cant turn back.

[@aroosajkhan]

1:41 “WORMTAIL!!!!! HAVE I NOT SPOKEN TO YOU ABOUT KEEPING OUR GUESTS QUIET?!”, Voldemort questioned calmly

[@PatrickDoran2319]

“Yes, my lord. Right away my lord.”

[@percival6815]

Lol this makes sense because in the books Voldemort said the same thing in a "quiet, thoughtful tone" to Wormtail.

[@AA-yc9dq]

I can’t stop replaying this😂😂

[@ZEiHARA]

@@percival6815 who was the one making noises?

[@percival6815]

@@ZEiHARA Ollivander

[@RahulPatel-og2ke]

Voldemort has his equivalent of the "Dumbledore said calmly" meme here. He shouts at Wormtail for Ollivander shrieking in the basement but in the book he calmly says it.

[@intermilan9731]

It's actually a Gaunt family trait. They have a short temper, because they hate incompetence, being very gifted themselves.

[@iiamkee21]

Draco realizing the shit he got himself in, imagine a teacher you know as a boy now being killed by ppl you call your allies he genuinely looked like he wanted to cry

[@duderRechthat]

In his childhood home too 💀💀💀

[@killianmmmoore]

He likely didn't know the teacher as why would he have studied muggle study's? Yes still horrible tho

[@duderRechthat]

@@killianmmmoore you are right they probablyl werent that close, but there is like 8 teachers in this school and they all unite at the festivities in the great hall so i suppose he has atleast seen her many times growing up and maybe had a few interactions here and there. Enough to understand that she lived a whole life and it was taken right then and there

[@John-li2qi]

What's worse is he doesn't realize that Voldemort had every intention to kill Draco. He killed Snape because he thought that the elder wand belonged to him for killing Dumbledore; but the original plan was for Draco to kill Dumbledore. If he succeeded, Voldemort would have killed Draco.

[@apdroidgeek1737]

@@John-li2qi i think everyone knows that, they were following voldemort because of that reason. Bellatrix is probably the only witch that is very loyal to voldemort, the rest is just following him cuz theyre scared.

[@merlinho0t]

Ralph Fiennes delivered such a memorable and entertaining performance as Lord Voldemort. I couldn’t see anyone else playing him now. He was scary, cinematic and a little funny, just perfect.

[@Kyle-xd7el]

This and Schindler’s list…..mama a legendary actor.

[@mattgerrish908]

I think Richard Bremmer did it better. The only flaw was the fact that the filmmakers gave him a nose when he played Voldemort. His voice also sounded exactly as it was described in the books, "High, clear, and cold." It also helped that he at least had a little red in his eyes when he played him in the Philosopher's Stone.

[@BucolicPoet]

I prefer the young tom Riddle from chamber of secrets

[@TheEroticGenie]

Spoken like a true poltiician

[@danielz.7346]

I liked his performance as well; in hindsight, he had too much personality for a guy with an eighth part of a soul, but it makes for an exciting and fun villain.

[@Flashbek87]

2:52 Lucius sounds like a pigeon XD

[@ameliajolielark3090]

I'm dying rn 😂😂😂😂 yesss🤣🤣

[@alexvazquez2871]

Fuck you! I can't unsee that 🤣

[@frdeftones]

He is one

[@theWn123]

It’s heartwarming to see Voldemort take such good care of his pets

[@sue1787]

Yeah you have rights

[@xyxyxyzz]

cuz it has his soul in it😭

[@abcd34937]

I like your positivity.

[@mariobabic9326]

Its not a pet

[@TheMissingLink2]

You mean himself?

[@bijibadness]

Alan Rickman deserved an Oscar Nomination for this shit. the way he answers immediately is so great. he's so great. we miss you, Alan Rickman. we miss you alot.

[@113faridanur6]

Agree agree

[@Vayne_Solidor]

Best character thanks to his performance.

[@KarenEstepa]

@@Vayne_Solidor Exactly. Thanks to him.

[@Thursday2520]

Rest In Peace to a great man

[@ThePopeOfCats]

You have no idea what you're talking about.

[@saisumukhakv8153]

The way Snape stands with his head held high even in front of Voldemort

[@RenaissanceM]

Pretty sure everyone had already picked up on this, but I believe this scene perfectly illustrates that Snape is the only one of Voldemort’s followers that he actually respects. Everyone else either follows him out of fear, or because they’re a bunch of racist bloodthirsty animals (sometimes literally like in the case of Fenrir Greyback :P). Snape however he see’s as a Kindred Spirit. An exceptionally gifted Half Blood wizard born to a Witch Mother, and an incompetent Muggle Father. Someone who shares his hatred of most everyone due to the mistreatment he suffered as a child.

[@fatmah6097]

But didn’t dumbledore tell him to pretend to be apart of Voldemort’s army

[@RenaissanceM]

I love food Actually originally during the first Wizard War (or the second if you count the war against Grindelwald) Snape really was a loyal and respected follower of Voldemort as we see here. Snape however learned that Voldemort intended to kill Lily Potter and her entire family because of a prophecy claiming that her child would one day rise up and defeat him. Because of this Snape went to Dumbledore begging him to save her life, and swearing that he would do anything to help him if he did. Dumbledore used this to make Snape his own double agent.

[@fatmah6097]

FreedomFighterUnion ohhh ok. Thank you for telling me

[@khalednemer1345]

Too bad that even though he was actually respected, Snape is actually a triple agent.

[@heri4313]

@@khalednemer1345 triple agent? How?

[@lydia_swift]

*this is possibly the most terrifying scenes in the whole existence of Harry Potter.*

[@joez4e]

iiichurrosiii agree .

[@Itsjustshams]

IKR

[@hoperasplicka1619]

Emma did the bellatrix scene that the other actors actually thought she was hurt. Now that's good acting

[@dragonfox2399]

Not really

[@ladywolf889]

Nah! The worst scene is when Umbridge comes along.

[@Colincamera363]

Best evil villain meeting ever

[@miker7812]

And don’t forget the mob meeting in The Dark Knight that Ledger crashed

[@madcapmakov2]

Would Thanos and his children in the opening of Infinity War count?

[@maj1nprince]

MadCap Productions That was no where near a meeting.

[@madcapmakov2]

Mr Obsidian Well that was still leagues on par with this in terms of establishing the villain, menace and stakes.

[@maj1nprince]

MadCap Productions Agreed.

[@CLB_Industries]

I love how despite the fact that they are all cold blooded killers, the snake still scares the crap out of the death eaters

[@nicolasneal204]

Well it is a powerful magical snake infused with power from Voldemort that would inspire fear in almost anyone

[@carina-nonbinary]

the twist that nagini actually was a (good) person once made me rewatch these scenes and wonder if she was still in there

[@KARTOONOG]

@marius kristensen she was born with a curse that transforms you into an animal

[@Jonas_Albert]

Because it could kill tvem all soon if voldemort tells it to.

[@samschott5632]

@@carina-nonbinary not canon

[@m_jay5]

Spoken like a true politician 🤣

[@wdwinfield3271]

JMGAMING Lol, love that line.

[@arcticfox0566]

Yes!!

[@TheJoker12323]

Pigeon*

[@empyrean196]

That dialogue reminded me of myself. I enjoy politics. Lol

[@empyrean196]

@G E T R E K T 905- I’m serious. Lol. The way he worded himself. Than Voldemort laughs. I naturally use rhetorical thinking a lot. Not to deceive. Just debate, or share information. Maybe a level of pedagogy too. Without cutthroats. I feel genuine politics is about interconnecting diversities and building solutions within a society.

[@POPZ1KLE]

Broke my heart when miss burbage begged Severus to help, it looked like he wanted to save her but he had to watch her die

[@texasboii5539]

couldn’t risk blowing his cover

[@pedrourbano501]

Not only that, he and Draco had to watch her corpse being denied a proper burial and defiled, becoming snake chow.

[@KDawg92801]

He probably saw _her_ for a second. When she said “we’re friends”

[@dannycooper1245]

02:54 HEH! Spoken like a true pigeon.

[@turkeysings6218]

This is one of the best catches ever 😂 Thank you for timestamping and pointing it out! I had a good cackle 😂

[@dannycooper1245]

@@turkeysings6218 😂😂😂

[@TheJoker12323]

Spoken like a true politician*

[@rajaadhikariarya8314]

@@TheJoker12323 hahahahha

[@a1kev]

The Joker nah he sounded like a pigeon with that voice crack

[@ajbhuiyan4589]

Draco's face saying "get me out of here"

[@maggs131]

Draco was a bully but not a villain. His mom was definitely caught up in this mess and even his dad Lucius didn't want to be there. Lucius was a bully and a coward but not much evil intent

[@Bukubands223]

Tom Riddle literally half muggle

[@wowguy440]

He's also a badass.

[@rehanassault20]

He's the only parstlemouth speaking one as well. He had true power when he was born

[@MrFantocan]

@@bluecherry9433 Secret? Does anyone not know he is half blood? I think the pure blood racists only like to ignore it.

[@MrFantocan]

@@bluecherry9433 I think some do others don't, they just like that he haters mudbloods and muggles (like his father) and ride his rage wave. After all you think any SS had the balls to come to Hitler "Mein Fuher, you do know you are not Aryan right?!"

[@sancheezzzy2712]

Did he call his father a muggle when Harry was at the graveyard in goblet of fire?

[@jagwar3]

I like how this is genuinely a realistic meeting still. Magical, but logical.

[@Schattengewaechs99]

This is true for the whole franchise. It’s so much than adults playing with their sticks that go whoosh.

[@JohncharleS20042]

​@@Schattengewaechs99Hilarious idea that of adults playing with their sticks 🤣🤣🤣

[@AnimeCultist15]

Snape just looks depressed the whole time, and the way he looks down after Voldemort kills her is even sadder, he was helpless in this situation, yet another person he cared about taken from him, and he couldn’t do a thing about it.

[@saucygyal6480]

Yea bc the vibe & energy is too dark. Who tf would be happy in front of the “dark lord”?

[@wolfuii4171]

@@saucygyal6480people like bellatrix

[@AimForMyHead81]

I love the scenes between Lucius and Voldemort. It's really surreal and cathartic watching a man who was once extremely proud, arrogant, pompous, and boastful, being reduced to a quivering, stuttering, terrified mess.

[@arodisgod13]

Yaxley sounds like he’s been dieting on nothing but cigars and motor oil for the past 30 years.

[@SARISS80]

Peter is Scottish actor's real name.

[@josha3271]

He plays a Missouri farmer in Ozark

[@wannabecartoonist7389]

As well as his accent like I dont wanna be disrespectful but gawd

[@benjamineckford1718]

Peter Mullan who plays him is a great actor

[@undertakertabbert9869]

Cigars are very good

[@lollythefamouscommenter3970]

The part where Voldemort start interacting with Lucius you can really see the similarities personality wise between him and his son, like they both put on a brave and strong front most of the time but once they are in real danger they immediately change and they are all scared and kinda pathetic looking. They usually have natural reasons to be afraid but it’s much more different than the type of person they are typically trying to appear as.

[@alexvazquez2871]

Well yea, that's how bullies are. They display their own insecurities by reflecting them upon their victims. Most bullies have or suffer from some form of abuse, mistreatment, or lack of sympathy in a household.

[@lukekiely2450]

Except Draco’s mother. Idk how she managed to hold a straight face in the presence of Voldemort

[@AlhunAydin]

@@lukekiely2450 exactly! Cissy is the bravest and noble one

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

And that’s Bullies for you! They act like Top Dogs when dealing with those who are weaker than them but the moment they are faced with someone who can and will put them in their place they turn into whimpering little bitches.

[@mikaell.chuaungo3637]

@@alexvazquez2871 YEAH? like Harry Potter's Dad? Stop spreading the copium-induced reasoning for a bully's behaviour. Most bullies go on to be successful in life.

[@thanglongnguyenvu3815]

Alan Rickman's portrayal of Snape's face of shock when he saw his colleague captured and tortured but tried his darnest to keep composure until Voldemort called onto him was great.

[@AdrianSpencerElizalde]

Goodness. Imagine how disgracing it was being treated like vermin in your own house by a half-blood.

[@joewhitehead3]

That’s why Lucius was acting all fidgety?

[@terminallove3531]

@@joewhitehead3 He could Crucio or Avada Kedrava him.

[@JLarrain2024]

@@joewhitehead3 de hecho voldemort es un sangre sucia y era por q Lucius le habia fallado demasiado

[@Whocares158]

Half blood who's soul is in seven different places and can easily kill you if he soo wanted.

[@AimForMyHead81]

@Joe Whitehead No. After OOTP, Lucius was sent to Azkaban after failing to acquire the prophecy. Voldemort busted him out, and I imagine he is only keeping him around as an asset, especially after his failure to retrieve the prophecy. Lucius knows he's on limited time with Voldemort and will most likely be killed along with his family soon. He's fidgeting out of fear.

[@samalvey8168]

"Do I detect.......elm?" Elm wands are highly desirable to pure-blood supremacists due to their reputation for elegant, precise and powerful magic.

[@zeraothunderstruck3446]

I also think that the reason why he snapped off the metal snake not only to mock Malfoy, but it also reminded him too much of Hogwarts.

[@tommoore2012]

@@zeraothunderstruck3446 Unlikely. Voldemort, just like Harry, saw Hogwarts as his home. When he was a student there every summer break he wanted to stay at the school rather than go back to the orphanage.

[@nicolaistuhlmuller8718]

Yeah in fact he even called off the Basilisk attacks and "helped" finding the culprit when he heard they were gonna close Hogwarts.

[@pedrourbano501]

​@@tommoore2012It was probably to mock Lucius, it's like him saying: "You're no Slytherin, you incompetent fool!"

[@nicktroisi6347]

“mY lOrd” 😂😂😂 I can’t help but laugh when Voldemort mocks Lucius, in his OWN HOME, in front of his Wife and Son. SAVAGE

[@saucygyal6480]

Yea he’s a classic master manipulator & Lucius should’ve been manned tf up & left this toxic sht alone

[@melissam597]

It's even funnier in the book. He drags him for filth. 😂

[@danieltobin4498]

Moldy Voldy was using him as his own personal chew toy

[@ffarkasm]

1:05 Spoken like a true politician. 2:54 Spoken like a true pigeon.

[@marcoh703]

Most heartbreaking for me is that Snape thought his only real friend was dumbledore. He never thought people genuinly liked him and consider him as a friend. The realisation more people cared about him and got killed off instantly must break his heart.

[@juanpablouriascruz1411]

Pay attention of how Snape was watching closely as Nagini was about to eat her, instead of looking away. What he had to do to further deceive Voldemort.

[@jumper4ever937]

that's your dreams.

[@rebelfriend1818]

people will say anything if they are facing imminent death

[@dennist.8210]

I'm not going to lie, Lucius's wand is one of my favorites. The snake head handle looks awesome! I could totally picture Tom using that kind of a wand too despite his expression in this vid implying he was thinking: "Dafuq is this shit" when tossing it aside.

[@joewhitehead3]

You’d think Voldemort wouldn’t have minded the snake head

[@ValseInstrumentalist]

Tom's wand style is very loose and flowing, which is probably the most advanced way to do magic. He barely grips the wand when he handles it. Lucius' wand is high class, but not good for nimble, quick magic what with the bottom-heavy handle. I imagine it being the difference between using a mace (Lucius' wand) versus using a sword.

[@rezokiladze2334]

@@ValseInstrumentalist Don't wanna be that guy here. But swords have the center of the mass near the grip while maces actually have it towards the end. So if Lucius' snake head wand was bottom heavy, it would flow much better. Imho Voldy just likes practicality over style, hence why he is dressed the way he is, doesn't bother with his appearance anymore and doesn't care for the wand aesthetics.

[@ValseInstrumentalist]

@@rezokiladze2334 True, true. I didn't really think about that. Although I do still think that, with something as small as a wand, the extra weight, whether top-heavy or bottom-heavy, would decrease its weildyness. It would require extra care to make sure it's balanced, whereas an unweighted wand like Voldy prefers can be handled by gripping the shaft virtually anywhere without having to worry about it being too off-balance.

[@conn_man_249]

@@joewhitehead3 I think he took it off just to spite Lucius

[@BakerClan]

Snape is the only one who can complete a group project solo and for that Voldemort saves him a seat.

[@mzytryck]

I love the look on Voldemort's face after he snaps the silver snake head off Lucius' wand and then chucks it on the table. Just pure "you don't think I'd be caught dead poncing myself up like you, do you?" It fits with how he's always dressed in a simple black robe that's less extravagant than pretty much any other character's clothes. When you've got no need to show off, the lack of display is itself a display of power.

[@alishaeyre2682]

Agree wiv u but i just imagined voldemort actually saying that out loud and laughed for about a minute.

[@legendarydeath1687]

1:10 hearing voldemort almost laugh and talk in a happy voice sounds so weird

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

Even though Voldemort trusts Snape, that little look at 4:40 is gauging Snape's reaction to the pleading from a colleague he knew for years. With Snape having just killed Dumbledore weeks before, Snape's non reaction here must have Voldemort only reinforcing his belief on Snape's loyalties having being a question mark for years.

[@alanchamberlain9902]

From this scene you can clearly see Snape, Yaxley and Bellatrix are the main lieutenants, Yaxley seemed to have a rise and kinda replaced Lucius in the pecking order after his failures. Lucius so smug in the earlier movies looks broken and scared here. Would have been interesting if Barty Crouch JR was also at the table, see how he would interact with the others I mentioned.

[@MillMilkOwnsScyfish511]

Yet Severus was always the Dark Lord’s favourite~

[@Velnox]

Barty crouch lost his humanity and mostly his will to live. He got the Sirius Black soul ripping treatment after being sent another time to Azkaban

[@davidfairweather3301]

@@MillMilkOwnsScyfish511what I noticed is that unlike others, Voldermort spoke to Severus more like an equal. Of course he didn’t think Severus was his equal, but he saw great value in him, and never spoke down to him like the others.

[@MillMilkOwnsScyfish511]

@@davidfairweather3301 you’re observant👍👍

[@RjZyon]

Doholov

[@ryogahibiki7806]

"the mix with a muggle is not an abomination" Well, I know Voldemort sure doesn't believe that after seeing himself on a mirror everyday"

[@joewhitehead3]

He was already ashamed about that part of himself

[@crystalnemmanava]

Yeah, he hated his blood status I mean he did kill his muggle father...

[@christophersanchez7731]

He actually does despite that, he feels his parents relationship was a mistake and made sure his father paid for it. He rejected his half blood status, accepting himself only of his Slytherin Bloodline. While keeping this knowledge he’s actually half-blood a secret

[@elenasanchez7640]

No te olvides de Snape padre muggle y madre sangre pura igual que Voldemort, son lo mismo

[@ryogahibiki7806]

@@elenasanchez7640 Snape no despreciaba a los muggles como lo hacía Voldemort, solo una vez que por impulso le dijo sangre sucia a Lily

[@andrewmarino5441]

Both Snape and Dracos face when they kill the poor teacher. You can see the suffering in their faces.

[@ignition07]

Jason Isaacs acting… such underrated talent.

[@angelzumaya8098]

2:53 Lucious: *Makes Pigeon sound* Voldemort: MA LORDD 👁👄👁!!

[@choirfandomcookingrantsand496]

Me walking in Voldemort: Who are you Me: A fellow Slytherin Voldemort: oh take a seat Me: ok

[@ethanpok1]

Ok weirdo

[@satirelils9326]

LMAO THIS IS SO FUNNY AND FOR WHAT

[@zararehan6417]

What about Pettigrew?

[@My_Lacrimosa]

@@zararehan6417 he was not slytherin

[@ssh1487]

So dark, so edgy

[@Kurralok]

4:33 "Severus...Please" probably brought back some recent bad memories. He is going to have some PTSD

[@PrincessAnastasija]

not for long unfortunately...

[@KDawg92801]

I feel like the “we’re friends” line made him remember Lily for a brief moment.

[@monsterzero9238]

My lord? mY lOrD?

[@sanisacse6577]

Best moment in all HP movies!

[@lilkingg82]

Literally, the most golden part of this scene

[@connorpendlebury3931]

I require your wand.

[@lukedarren5452]

Look at Lucius in the goblet of fire speaking to Voldemort all confident and now in the deathly hallows you can see how well the actor portrayed him and showed how Voldemort inspired fear into him

[@jameswallace5235]

He was his lieutenant until he fucked up in not retrieving the prophect and getting himself arrested.

[@MrKingYuji]

Lucius was Voldemort’s right hand man. But after giving away the diary Horcrux and the complete disaster at the Ministry, Voldemort punished him by sending Draco on a suicide mission, hijacking his house and stealing his wand.

[@BucolicPoet]

I think the book explained that Lucius was sent to askaban maybe that's why he's so scared

[@willgisby4248]

Lucius even backchatted him in Goblet of Fire; I’m actually suprised Voldemort didn’t kill him sooner considering the amount of times he failed him, Peter Pettigrew did a lot better job than Lucius and that’s saying something

[@patrickspencer6550]

1:41 Forget Dumbledore asking calmly, they did the same thing to Voldemort here. In the book, he speaks in a quiet, thoughtful tone.

[@Reptilia222]

I appreciate the change

[@JoelWalker56]

3:54 One little detail that I noticed is how Nagini was resting by the fire place the entire time until she followed Voldemort to the table. This is because snakes are cold blooded and therefore attracted to heat. In fact reptiles, and more commonly snakes, sunbathe (bask) in the mornings to retain as much body heat as possible throughout the day. Don’t know if this reference was on purpose, but if it was, kudos to the production team for hinting this.

[@sojaasid]

3:00 no texting during death eaters meeting😂😂

[@flyingrancidm00nfish7]

Lucius: my lord? Voldemort: IF YOU BRING SWEETS TO _MY_ MEETING YOU SHARE!!

[@seph1109]

LMFAOOO

[@blakevirtonis8567]

Lmaooooo

[@lianasoares8052]

Yea. 😅😂🤣😆😝

[@lepreconvict3606]

Lol! That's a good one 🤣🤣

[@ChrisManley1994]

Voldemort mocking Lucius Malfoy in his own damn house is such a gangster move! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hannahlarocco4699]

You do know that he’s draco’s dad right

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

​@@hannahlarocco4699Did you know the ocean is made of water

[@zumis1011]

@@hannahlarocco4699 you do know that he's a wizard too right?

[@neferlisu6245]

Do you know that voldemort dont have a nose right?

[@zumis1011]

@@hannahlarocco4699 any other pointless condescending remarks?

[@helinothawzynyrd9209]

I love how Harry Potter movies turned from kids having fun and learning magic to this.

[@seth9655]

As readers have grown up, so have the books become more mature.

[@Rex200024]

The look on Snapes face when he entered that room… he’s in complete shock seeing his good friend die not being able to do anything.

[@araque1033]

Who was her?

[@Hakaisuuu]

@@araque1033 Charity Burbage

[@araque1033]

@@Hakaisuuu She doesn’t appears in the movies whatsoever, why would they choose a random carácter for this scene smh

[@skedi33]

@@araque1033 because its in the book obviously

[@araque1033]

@@skedi33 It’s weird that they knowing she was in the books, never really introduce her in the movies before for those who only watched the movies, it would’ve made the scene more dramatic

[@kyrollos0208]

2:53 Lucius: "My lord?" Voldemort: "My lord?" ... "I require your wand." Lucius: ... Let's swap wands.

[@seth9655]

That's what Lucius thought in the book.

[@raresuefa]

​@@seth9655 my wand Lucius? *my* wand??

[@jakesaysknee]

I’m surprised Bellatrix didn’t jump at the chance to give Voldemort her wand

[@Quirky_Ventriloquist]

He didn't choose her, and if she did that would be out of line.

[@liquidsnake6879]

I'm sure she'd prefer to get Voldemort's wand if you know what i mean

[@jakesaysknee]

@@Quirky_Ventriloquist He was looking for volunteers though

[@abdirahmanidris290]

Bellatrix thought voldemort was wrong about snape. She has some reservations

[@Xsqber1234]

@@liquidsnake6879 ayo

[@hello.im.auggie]

Bellatrix: I want to kill the boy... (random screech) Voldemort: *WORMTAIL!* 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@connorpendlebury3931]

HAVE I NOT SPOKEN TO YOU ABOUT KEEPING OUR GUEST QUIET?!

[@rubenavila2107]

@@connorpendlebury3931 yes my lord right away my lord

[@Greytruth2]

@@rubenavila2107 *Wormtail wanders off* Voldemort: ???

[@rubenavila2107]

@@Greytruth2 i must be the one to kill the boy

[@amazingtrooper5893]

But I face an unfortunate complication that my wand and potter’s wand share the same core

[@fizamaqsood159]

Voldemort imitiate luscious "My lord"😂😂😂😂 wow man I didn't expect this much great imitation from voldemort. Hilarious

[@setzkem]

The talent in this scene alone is magical.

[@Demogorgon47]

I love the way Lucius cowers in front of the Dark Lord. Truly broken and dishonored. Plus Voldemort in that scene

[@JLee-ws4dl]

Alan Rickman was such an amazing actor, even with a blank expression you can tell Snape wanted to help her

[@cowgfwolos9560]

Rickman was a great actor, but I think this has more to do with video editing and direction.

[@bangbangcan2]

Voldemort: "I require your wand." Lucius: "YES CHEF!"

[@tagir9123]

"I was beginning to worry you've lost your way" Oh, he did, Voldy

[@R3ktCunnyz69]

Love the double meaning in that statement.

[@hmdwgf]

Ralph Fiennes is such a brilliant actor. Only the finest actors could play a character that evil and complex- and Ralph is undoubtedly one of the best actors in the world and has been for decades. Quite honestly HP fans would have demanded that only one of the best actors in the world- an elite core of very few men- play Voldemort.

[@akshaysa1586]

Wait till u see his role in Schindler's List

[@Mappster]

And thats the moment draco realized hes been a part of a nest of vipers all along. and his father in reality is just another insect in the Dark Lord's basket

[@CarnageRulez469]

You know I never realized how Voldemort taking/breaking Lucius’ wand was essentially Voldemort breaking Malfoy’s “manhood”.

[@elenasanchez7640]

Te acuerdas en la 2° película que Lucius tenía una mirada altiva y el cabello perfecto, miralo ahora cabello despeinado barba incipiente y mirada de derrota

[@Mister_Kourkoutas]

“Your willy, Lucius. I require your willy.”

[@punkbeluga5091]

Looking back, I honestly felt kinda bad for Lucius. The dark lord came into his house, basically made it into his own headquarters and disrespected Lucius through and through. Snapped his wand, which is very significant to a wizard

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

It's his own fault for getting involved with Voldemort in the first place and disappointed him when failing missions. The only ones I feel sorry for are his wife and son. Because of Lucius screwing up, Narcissa and Draco had to pay the price with him. Especially Draco who you can tell doesn't want to be a Death Eater but has no choice.

[@princesaruu6150]

Yeah i know Lucius was evil and a bigot but Voldemort treat him like trash

[@briang.2218]

It's called "we do a little symbolic castration".

[@nickimillennium]

Lucius is a horrible person who nearly killed Harry with his wand until Dobby intervened

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

@@jameswallace5235 You replied to the wrong person.

[@humanfrommars9559]

Ah, malfoy, the boy who had no choice.....

[@RK-zh1ib]

I feel bad for Pius. He was under the Imperius Curse.

[@evancodsworth2]

Only in the book.

[@khalednemer1345]

@@evancodsworth2 If it happened in the book it happened in the movies they just cut things out because of budgets, time limits, etc

[@SidPil]

@@khalednemer1345 not necessarily true. A lot of the stuff in the book contradict the movies.

[@khalednemer1345]

@@SidPil Mostly because of bad directors.

[@princesaruu6150]

What happened in the end with Pius?

[@piggy8761]

4:37 she asks help from snape, snape must keep his cover, voldemort looks at him for his reaction, sees that snape doesn't care and kills burbage

[@araque1033]

What was her name?

[@epicfan1598]

@@araque1033 Charity Burbage

[@thespianuzumaki5452]

This scene was just immaculate in the theatre. Super intense, plus with everybody in the theatre not saying a word, like pin drop silence. Goosebumps!

[@westminsterabbey.6916]

It was _amazing_ it really was. I remember I was trembling throughout this entire scene.

[@lollythefamouscommenter3970]

I have no idea why but literally every scene with Voldemort I just laugh so hard like for some reason him and his death eaters are just so unintentionally funny, like I think they’re funny cause they look kinda stupid by causing all this hoopla over a 17 year old LMAO

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

But they are. Voldemort HERE is threatening, but in most scenes he appears, hilarity ensues!

[@youtubeistryingtocensorme]

I think the problem with Voldemort from the start and the reason its hard to take him seriously is that is nemesis is a schoolboy, who he tried and failed to kill as a baby. See we’re constantly told that Voldemort is like a more genocidal Hitler/ Hannibal Lectar type villain. That he is so terrible that adults pee their pants at the very mention of his name. But then you take the fact that he got nearly killed by a baby and then actually killed by that same baby that its actually hilarious. Book or Film. If your an all powerful dark wizard and your nemesis is a fucken teenager just in school, its very hard to take a villain like that seriously. It kinda makes him seem pathetic. And not in a creepy child molester way either. See that would’ve made us take him more seriously

[@theguyonthetv2760]

@@youtubeistryingtocensorme I think that’s really what makes his character so endearing. He’s the man who’s gotten everything he’s ever wanted, and this stupid kid is an outlier. In scenes like the graveyard scene in GOF and the courtyard scene right before Harry comes back, we see the truly petty nature of his character, and I think that makes him not necessarily funny, but interestingly stupid. His ego and temperament is supposed to come off a little pathetic. It’s what makes him truly rounded out imo

[@tw9977]

Ikr🤣 he used to scare the shit out of me but scenes like this it just makes me laugh, when he shouts at worm tail and loses his shit it’s hilarious, how a teenage kid has all these grown people arguing lol

[@anuchakosoltanakul5527]

What are you trying to convince yourself behind your laughter tho

[@lilpotatozrcool1142]

I'd like to take a moment to compliment the actors in this scene. The death eaters at the table all react in just the right way to comments made by each other and the dark Lord, and everyone playing a prominent figure did a superb job of portraying the seriousness of the scene through subtle actions and sounds. Lucious' and Lord voldemorts actors in particular did an extraordinary job during the exchange where Lord voldemort takes the wand.

[@bobbobbeth7542]

Movie: Severus! We saved you a seat. Book: you are very nearly late. Why is voldy so nice in the movies?

[@KarenEstepa]

Because Snape is Alan Rickman.

[@gabbyshowalter5254]

“as inspiring as i find your bloodlust bellatrix”😂

[@anwoch]

Voldemort saying purebloods are superior while he, his faviorte death eater, his arch nemises and his best friend and his mom weren't purebloods but still the most powerful people in the series

[@vivaciousmyosotis]

His father was the muggle, his mother was a descendent of Salazar slytherin

[@nicolasneal204]

I honestly feel like Voldemort would have been a better villain if he had been born to muggle parents like Hermione he struggled in Hogwarts because pure bloods bullied him despite him being naturally stronger then them eventually he embraced the wizarding world whole heartedly but wanted to force muggles to kneel before him and other wizard and witches because they were superior and he hated the idea of hiding magic

[@pvtedits29]

His mother was totally pure blooded

[@MrZackavelli]

Voldemort had a best friend?

[@pringlebatch]

Ironic, isn't it? Almost like - if I had to compare it to something - a dude with dark hair and eyes who though blondes with blue eyes were the coolest thing to be

[@Greytruth2]

Yaxley: Dawlish the auror has let slip that the Potter boy won't be moved until the 30th of this month. Snape: This is a FALSE trail. Voldemort: ...Calm down Severus.

[@georgemiddleton3315]

“WORMTAIL…. HAVE I NOT SPOKEN TO YOU ABOUT KEEPING OUR GUESTS QUIET…” Voldemort asked calmly…

[@kathyhenderson4143]

i just started laughing cause of how quiet the table was when snape walked in and how disappointed bellitrix was when he said he couldent kill him.😂😂

[@avrilpeters]

The fact that charity didn't even get a dignified death shows you how truly evil Voldemort really is, it's bad enough to kill her but then to feed her to Nagini was just downright barbaric

[@Burnthealphabetpeople]

Well the snake has to eat to might as well save yourself the trouble of cleaning up bodies

[@ballinbalgruuf8198]

It is so cool that even if Voldemort was a gifted clairvoyant and psychic, he did not sense right away that Snape was a double agent because Snape's motive was born out of love, something that is not felt nor understood by Voldemort.

[@Hesselholf]

Is it me or does Voldemort get off on totally emasculating Lucius at every point? 😆

[@BethJehovah]

Because Lucius didn't try to resurrect him. Lucius liked being the top Eater. So Voldemort does not favor him anymore.

[@astrangerhere]

Voldemort pretty much despised Lucius by this point for so many failures. Not even sure why he didn't Avada Kedavra his ass

[@marshalbali]

@@astrangerhere because he still needs him

[@Dnbray]

Lucius also gave away tom's diary to Ginny leading to his horcrux being destroyed

[@georgeweasley1297]

"Nagini dinner" Nagini:Im vegan

[@cathy2332]

💀

[@abangjago7119]

Since Nagini is a human, does it make her eating Burbage a cannibal?

[@cowgfwolos9560]

@@abangjago7119 Yes.

[@kaartheikgeiyan6004]

The actor who played Voldy doesn't get anywhere near enough credit ... An immaculate portrayal (4.00 onwards especially).

[@siddharthsehgal2349]

People don’t understand the level of British acting royalty in this scene alone let alone the series

[@epicfart080]

We gotta love Voldemort’s MASSIVE smile when he laughed

[@thestrawman1429]

'It will happen Saturday-next at nightfall...' Alan Rickman had such a delicious way of speaking.

[@westminsterabbey.6916]

He really did. Every one of his lines in this series is a gem.

[@RadagonTheRed]

This was the Voldemort I loved. Not the cringey “Eh he he” laughter bollocks. The quiet, softly spoken and utterly chilling Voldemort.

[@hodarinundu]

Keep in mind the "eh he he" Voldemort is not just exultant after finally killing Potter after what, 17 years of trying, PLUS, he's a mess, psychologically and emotionally, because he's reduced to a fraction of what he used to be due to most of his horcruxes being destroyed by that point. Yeah he was a bit funny by the end but he was also as deranged as he ever was

[@isacatlvr]

Watching this scene makes me feel horrible but bad for Snape and Draco think about it imagine being Draco's age and having to watch this and imagine being Snape he probably wanted to help that poor Teacher out

[@khalednemer1345]

@G E T R E K T 905 No Snape felt really bad for the teacher since they were friends, and you can't count someones' past just because you don't like someone Snape changed and became part of the good guys.

[@alexvazquez2871]

I wish a knew a spell that adds comas and periods to comments because, Merlin's beard, your comment needs them badly.

[@whitemamba7562]

@@khalednemer1345 he did change sides, he did care about his fellow colleagues at Hogkwarts, i don't know in which category belongs, good or bad person.

[@khalednemer1345]

@@whitemamba7562 Let's just say he's neutral

[@whitemamba7562]

@@khalednemer1345 i agree.

[@breezy6859]

You can tell everyone is terrified. The headquarters for everything is set up at Malfoy manor and Lucius has completely lost his backbone so his wife has to step in. Draco along with his mother didn’t have a choice in the matter and Lucius isn’t half of the man he used to be. Being so terrified he lost his focus and ability to protect his family because of past choices.

[@mr.metamovies2419]

It shows how much of a pathetic coward his character truly is.

[@breezy6859]

@@mr.metamovies2419imagine being treated like this by a half blood with blood lust who kills other half bloods while you have the very thing he desires but will never have.

[@mr.metamovies2419]

@@breezy6859 Yeah. Lucius REALLY eff-d up in his life decisions. And by extension, his family life.

[@breezy6859]

@@mr.metamovies2419it sounds corny but I’m a Slytherin. While I don’t believe in the politics of what is going on in the scene I would be on the opposite side. Seeing all that death and for no reason. You’re not a good leader when everyone fears you. And having to say “my lord” all the time would get old. I always thought poor Draco and his mother. They were stuck up but I don’t believe they wanted all that death especially in their house

[@mr.metamovies2419]

@@breezy6859 Lucius wanted to kill Harry and Ginny when they were just pre-teens....

[@theonefrancis696]

I love that what seems to be an informal meeting quickly turns into a fight to survive until the next day. Once Voldermort demands a wand, no one dares to step forward willingly, because failure (and a very possible one) means becoming Nagini's next meal. Not even Bellatrix dared to say something and she's battier than most.

[@taya7425]

0:30 His voice makes me want to cough

[@TheJoker12323]

Literally lol

[@TheJoker12323]

Excuse me? Thats the sexiest voice I ever heard

[@TheJoker12323]

I knew who were u talking about before I clicked that

[@wushuu2853]

Lol I laughed so hard at Lucius' voice when I watched this in the theatres.

[@diegozaratepereira1219]

1:05 sounds so much like Senator Palpatine in Episode 1 ... another "true politician"

[@jonblankenship5908]

You mean emperor Palpatine aka Darth Sidious

[@dustintaylor9456]

This was a great villain meeting.

[@basiliskbones5102]

I love how he throws the ornament on the table, with an expression of absolute disgust.

[@jemert96]

Shows the difference between Riddle and other 'dark' wizards. He doesn't care about edgy looking junk

[@matthewfernandez2698]

I like to think Snape was staring at the table in pure disgust like "Can't wait until these assholes get what's coming to them"

[@GhostDog5020]

"Severus, I was beginning to worry you had lost your way" The subtext being that Voldemort already suspects Snape as a traitor; love the double meaning here. amazing scene. brilliant series.