Dumbeldore all magic scenes

[@Sassywizard]

Gandalf who?

[@derekdavidhoward]

Depends on *when* we're talking about. Gandalf in his true form, the Maia Olórin, was incredibly powerful. Think Biblical angel powerful. However, when Eru Ilúvatar (God) and the Vala Manwë (his chief archangel) sent Olórin and the four other chosen Maiar to Middle-earth, they became known as the Istari. These five angels were given human-like bodies resembling old men, and became severely limited in what power they could exercise. This way, the mortal races of Middle-earth could *themselves* fight off the remnants of Melkor (later known as Morgoth, basically Satan) and his most trusted lieutenant, the fallen Maia Mairon (later known as Sauron), with the Istari basically nudging the mortals in the right direction. And for 2,019 years, Gandalf did just that before returning to Aman (*kinda* like Heaven). So yeah, the ultimate badass, Grand Sorcerer Dumbledore would * completely wipe the floor * with any of the Istari, Gandalf included. But the story is far different if we're talking about Olórin.

[@Fandangox]

​@@derekdavidhoward Is Gandalf interested in knitting patterns? I did not think so...

[@FirstnameLastname-oq6if]

Gendalf Skywalker

[@somerandominternetbrowser8461]

Gandalf the gay

[@kumarshashvat4916]

@@somerandominternetbrowser8461 honest trailer's Joke 😂

[@Le_cuisinier.du-chienne]

Harry becomes a secondary character everytime Dumbledore does magic.

[@morpheus8231]

Main reason for Dumbledore's death

[@ghamandlupinwalkingtours]

Harry's pretty much a secondary character every time there's another character with him

[@benjimain6]

Dumbledore isthe equivalent of Spock. Secondary character in all respect, but overall the primary, because he's always there.

[@gktte2574]

as someone who watches HP because of Dumbledore and Snape. YES

[@toobealone]

@@gktte2574 nice jdjdjdj

[@BigWillyStyle9]

The fact that we only have 6+ mins of Dimbledore using magic in over 24 hours of Potter films is a crime

[@c4g3dB34st]

I cracked at the Dimbledore

[@itwillbefridaythe1354]

Lmfaoooooooo

[@robertking4645]

Fantastic Beasts are going to fix this I guess

[@pxnchx93]

@@robertking4645 FBs has a lot to fix before that...

[@venyeoo]

@@c4g3dB34st *Dimbledore*

[@OneOnOne1162]

I feel like Richard Harris was better at portraying the "kindly and wise" part of Dumbledore but Michael Gambon was better at portraying his sense of "power and authority."

[@Sassywizard]

Yes!!! I 100% agree!

[@jonathan2755]

I met Richard Harris when I was kid. Lovely man signed my t-shirt and all. Way before Harry Potter.

[@michaelbass5951]

Definitely agree

[@Captain_Jack_Sparrow1702]

@@jonathan2755 that's nice!

[@jonathan2755]

@@Captain_Jack_Sparrow1702 sure was. Honestly a lovely man.

[@mossy642]

Magic: impressive Non verbal spells: Incredible Wandless magic: one in a million Non verbal wandless magic: Dumbledore

[@JollyOliW]

Hotel, trivago

[@kuteken6312]

"Nyeeh" spell magic : Voldemort

[@Aditya-ys1bd]

@@kuteken6312 bruuuhh 😂

[@magicalworld6537]

Grindelwald too. In the beginning of the first movie of Fantastic beasts, Grindelwald did non verbal wandless magic killing 5 aurors at once. In the first movie of Fantastic beast, when he was Mr Graves, he didn’t even cast a spell with wand to get Newt’s case and tie him, Tina and Jacob. Just moved his hand once then he could tie two skilled wizard and witch. When he was chasing after Credence and Tina fought against him, he just used his hand to move a car to against Tina. In Fantastic beasts second movie, when he was in the prison of MACUSA, Grindelwald’s wand was taken by MACUSA. However he could still transform himself into Abernathy without any polyjuice potion nor wand. When he escaped from the prison, on the carriage, he didn’t cast a spell but he could control 3 other wands to kill their owners. (Btw, when Grindelwald could control others’ wands, Voldemort couldn’t even control his own wand well) Also in the second movie, when he was telling his followers about Credence, he just blew air then the picture he wanted to show appeared. No wand and spell at all. In the second movie, when he met Credence and Nagini on the rooftop, he flied a note to Credence without spell and wand too. Lastly in the second movie, tho he used the Elder wand without spell to create the blue flame at first, Grindelwald didn’t hv to further use his wand to control the blue flame to burn the aurors. After he left, his blue flame grew even stronger and fought against 6 aurors including powerful Nicholas Flammel. 6 aurors were needed to defeat a non verbal wandless without host magic. *Only Voldemort needed a wand and said Avada Kedavra to kill people.

[@magicalworld6537]

If u don’t mind I would like to add one more thing to ur statement. Magic: Impressive Non verbal spells: Incredible Wandless magic: one in a million Non verbal wandless magic: Dumbledore and Grindelwald Non verbal wandless magic without host presents: Grindelwald

[@xenukey3488]

Me : "Dumbledore, where is your wand ?" Dumbledore 50% of the time : "My what ?"

[@Corristo89]

It's established in the books that wizards and witches can use and perform magic even without wands. Tom Marvolo Riddle was able to use this on a conscious level, with most young witches and wizards only doing so as a sort of fight or flight reflex. Wands seem to be tools that help them focus their innate powers. If wands were their only source of power, then people like squibs and muggles wouldn't exist.

[@juanmanuelmoramontes3883]

@@Corristo89 I think the commenter knows that, it's just that Dumbledore does much better wandless than other wizards/witches.

[@havok9001]

i thought u pull a dirty joke with this one if u know what i mean

[@cj-clarkjoseph_gtasa]

@@Corristo89 the lower level is a wizard (male) or a witch (female). both need want, staff, cane, etc. to conjure magic. the higher level is a sorcerer, who doesn't need objects but hands.

[@taninmoores4943]

@@Corristo89 it's not that people thought wands were the source of power just that wands were needed to channel magic

[@lubos8319]

Dumbledore - "has the elder wand" Still dumbledore "fuck it, my hands are so powerfull too"

[@conormurphy4328]

“Look sis, no wand”

[@awesomedavid2012]

Reminds me of the Carlin Bro's theory about the elder wand

[@MaDmOnStErQr]

@@conormurphy4328 that’s actually wrong, it should be look wand, no sis

[@aresalexanderpeverell3152]

@@MaDmOnStErQr ooooh

[@adraaggqueen8293]

@@MaDmOnStErQr 😭😭😭👌

[@boburdjabarov7715]

Voldemort’s NYEAHH is the best magic spell

[@Akira-nc6xk]

HAHAHAHAHAHA i agree

[@thosechocolatebrowneyes]

HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAH

[@tranium67]

NEIN!

[@Angybirb]

@@tranium67 yo what

[@skidipap8750]

Heeeeeeeeeheheeeeeee

[@ananyabhagat7052]

This is why he's one of my favorite characters , learned from his mistakes , abandoned what was wrong and became humble even after being the greatest wizard. He definitely has got style.

[@Corristo89]

He saw and experienced what power and arrogance could do and realized that he was not suited for holding extreme levels of power. The Elder Wand was an ironic fit for him, being a tool of supreme power in the hands of someone who never wanted to use it to its full effect. He stated this himself.

[@willmurphy8182]

Fuckin love that scene where he skrrts off with his Phoenix.

[@ryushinlex5483]

Humbledore

[@DadoPanda]

And most people seem to fail this exact thing and think he's bad.

[@jc-ts5ww]

I would love to be a wizard just to be able to clean my house with one wave.

[@JayBird84]

imagine being a squib though and they make you custodian

[@Whitechapelchap]

Boy, do I have a film for you. It's about a magic nanny who descends from the clouds...

[@Mrz-bq2yb]

That's what the elf slaves are for

[@bcat103]

I love the water spell thing and when Dumbledore turned the shard glasses into ashes. It's such an ASMR for me.

[@MyLifeAsBrandon]

The little whooshing/whistling sound effect added when he makes the ball is so pleasing

[@CreativeMood]

I think he turns it to sand. Could be wrong though.

[@ChewyPineapple]

@@CreativeMood Agreed he's transforming the glass back into sand

[@stvn6548]

@@ChewyPineapple No he is just crushing the glass shards into powder so it dosent cut them

[@carlosvsiguejugando3102]

@@ChewyPineapple That is right, or if not, then I don’t know, sand makes the most sense

[@dylansullivan380]

I love the abundance of fire in Dumbledore’s magic, it’s such a great reminder of how lucky you are to have him on your team, to have him be a good guy, regardless of his element of choice.

[@randomdude2026]

Fire is the element of Gryffindor. Water is for Slytherin. Earth for Hufflepuff and Air for Ravenclaw. Dumbledore was a Gryffindor.

[@MQhelper]

I just love how effortlessly he performs wandless magic. Many wizards struggle to cast basic spells without a wand, and here Dumbledore just flicks his hand and the lights in the hall turn off or the banners change.

[@ashm4938]

Against Voldemort ressurected at his prime power no less, even an aged Dumbledore is a sheer powerhouse and in the books it is clearer that he was toying with Voldemort

[@theconfusedllama]

That's what annoyed me about the Hogwarts Legacy game, they made it out like wandless magic was a casual common thing

[@battlingmink467]

@@theconfusedllama Well it is a game. Of course theyre going to let you do the cool stuff on a whim. You can Avada Kadabra people all day long if you want

[@Andrelegaluhuu]

The only Dumbledore scene in half blood prince that is better than the books is the scene of Dumbledore conjuring the fire to scare the inferi

[@Phoebus417]

The same thing happens in the book too

[@Andrelegaluhuu]

@@Phoebus417 yes but it happens in a less cooler way

[@Phoebus417]

@Andre Perlman Yes but in the books it’s in harry's point of view not Dumbledore's.

[@sandippaul100]

@Blacksmith SOG the story shown in the movies are half of what actually is written by j.k.rowling.. The film director changed and removed many many things.. so if you don't read the books you don't know the actual story of Harry Potter. You have a overview but you don't know the details

[@jackbassindale4336]

@@sandippaul100 agreed. The same can be said for Lord of the Rings. The films are amazing in their own right, but they still don’t contain half of the lore included in Tolkien’s masterpieces

[@paulh4473]

Y’all just out here ignoring the greatest magical feat Dumbledore ever performed - change his appearance 🧙‍♂️

[@FenrisTheMannis]

Well, Richard Harris died which is why they had to recast Dumbledore. However, Micheal Gambon is the better Dumbledore IMHO.

[@paulh4473]

@@FenrisTheMannis thank you for that brand new information.

[@anonnyanonymous4800]

@@FenrisTheMannis it was clearly a joke.

[@atharvadeshpande6907]

Tbf... he was a transfiguration professor. That one was probably the easiest. Ik the joke im just spreading lore.

[@Hankblue]

@@FenrisTheMannis Lol, Michael Gambon was unquantifiably worse than Richard Harris tbh

[@MyLifeAsBrandon]

I really wish they extended that duel in The Order of the Phoenix to match the book, it was too short and they made him look too weak. Although it was an exquisite scene more could have been done to make it just that much better. I would have loved to see Dumbledore throw the rope to strangle Voldemort, have at least one statue come alive while also having Fawkes rebirth to block Voldemort’s Avada Kadavras. They had Dumbledore mainly on defense the whole time except for the water ball when in the books they were taking turns.

[@jekindedhia3602]

That scene always bugs me... In the book Dumbledore is seen to calmly walking towards Voldemort. But in the movie he falls off Nevertheless, one of my favourite scene of the whole series.

[@MrMonsieurPanda]

I agree, but you have to think of budgets as well. That scene was probably extremely expensive.

[@JW-xi4yu]

I believe the movie version of the duel is more realistic. Due to Dumbledore’s personality, I think he wouldn’t choose to fight with full power and be offensive in front of Harry, because he knew that he might trigger Voldemort even more, and the duel will become more furious and might hurt Harry by doing so. A wise wizard like he is, should use little strength and simply be defensive and waiting for help from coming allies like he did in the movie. Because Dumbledore cared more about Harry’s safety than a victory of a duel.

[@eimanansari9223]

@@MrMonsieurPanda yes you are right this short duel cost much of the budget, thats why we didn't see good CGI in rest of the movie like serius black communicating with harry

[@jessev2295]

Water orb was sick though and the sound was perfect

[@androsp9105]

The fire scene at the end of The Half Blood Prince is the only scene in the movies that really made Dumbledore feel like the most powerful wizard in the world.

[@edmonddantes7019]

Not just the fire imo. Who the hell partitions the fire like that!!!!! Dope af!

[@nicopelomiano2430]

@RubyPerry Especially if they portrayed and showed how it was supposed to be like from the books. *Chef Kiss*

[@willmurphy8182]

I love it when the one wizard I forget his name but when Dumbledore gets away from ulbridge and fudge with his Phoenix and he says “dumbledores got STYLE” was amazing. Always makes me laugh!

[@B1SQ1T]

Kingsley Shaklebolt

[@ollsmz9887]

Dumbledore is so powerful and he’s one my favourite characters along with Severus Snape

[@Anshumanraghav261]

Sirius black is also my favorite.

[@Omegalupi]

Wow, snape is one of your favourites? No way!!

[@Anshumanraghav261]

@@Omegalupi have you even watched deathly hallows part 2

[@Omegalupi]

@@Anshumanraghav261 oh jeez, youre not into sarcasm, right?

[@whatswivallthesepigeons2055]

Awwww thank youuu ☺️

[@fewfeetaway2994]

I like that the later dumbledore is so dramatic

[@CalculuzHD]

the later *movie* Dumbledore is so dramatic

[@lmperlum]

@@CalculuzHD Nice copy paste.

[@CalculuzHD]

@@lmperlum well, how would it be copy paste? If I had said that, I would have had to read all the books to know. Where do you think I copy pasted it?

[@user-td1jj8ll8y]

3:24 If Dumbledore was alive after battle of hogwarts, he would do one "repairo" and fix the whole castle

[@schneeweedchen9220]

yeah, and then go "That was fun :)"

[@wegewege1217]

There will be no Battle of Hogwarts if Dumbledore still alive

[@nicopelomiano2430]

@@wegewege1217 Fr. Voldy wouldn't even think of going to the Hogwarts because he knows he could be easily killed.

[@khaldrogo2971]

I get goosebumps every time when Dumbledore splits fire storm into half

[@draco582]

Same

[@TimotheeChalametsPeach]

I love how he counters fiendfyre back at Tom in the ministry then does the water thing. I just would’ve liked that movie scene to have been like the book and show how mega confident he was and bring all the statues alive and have fawkes block avada kadavra each time Tom tries it

[@khaldrogo2971]

@@TimotheeChalametsPeach yeahhh that'd be greattt

[@kraventhehunter1398]

I couldn't even imagine Richard Harris battling Voldemort or those creature inside the cave. Michael Gambon seemed more intimidating and down for business

[@Sassywizard]

I 100% agree!!!

[@markwinstone9063]

We will never know that unfortunately. The biggest non magic performed is that there is no photo of Richard Harris in Warner bros studios entrance, even though he was in the first 2 movies. He seems to have been forgotten.

[@3hutp]

I don't agree. Harris would've been perfect for it. Don't underestimate him: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4DMgaGEidVshMk&ab_channel=inibo As for Gambon... that guy is rumoured not to even have read the books. What do you expect of him? His performance was weak and inauthentic the whole time. He had no idea how to act in his last scene when Harry goes to 'heaven'.

[@The.Conqueeftador]

Spot on. I don't think the battle with voldy or Snape's memories would be as dramatic if Richard Harris had done them

[@Sassywizard]

@@3hutp Richard Harris has never read a Harry Potter book either.

[@shivajibalijepalli565]

It looks like, Albus D doesn't waste time on Alahamora. He directly uses Expelliarmus and door breaks open and the impostor Moody is disarmed. Perhaps, it is the power of Elder wand in its true owner's hands.

[@fernandodc5146]

@KWAN YUEN THONG Hermione said.

[@asharahmed5238]

@KWAN YUEN THONG 😂🤣

[@Queen_Frosty]

correct me if I'm wrong ..but Albus D isn't the true owner nor the original of the elder wand is it???

[@CalculuzHD]

@@Queen_Frosty Albus Dumbledore *was* the owner of the elder wand from 1945-1997 in the Potter timeline

[@Queen_Frosty]

@@CalculuzHD but he is not the original no??...

[@dixongecko8018]

From the book during Dumbledore and Voldemorts duel. Dumbledore had it all under control. He was toying with Voldemort. You do not seek to kill me, Dumbledore?' called Voldemort, his scarlet eyes narrowed over the top of the shield. 'Above such brutality, are you?' 'We both know that there are other ways of destroying a man, Tom,' Dumbledore said calmly, continuing to walk towards Voldemort as though he had not a fear in the world, as though nothing had happened to interrupt his stroll up the hall. “Merely taking your life would not satisfy me, I admit -' 'There is nothing worse than death, Dumbledore!' snarled Voldemort. 'You are quite wrong,' said Dumbledore, still closing in upon Voldemort and speaking as lightly as though they were discussing the matter over drinks. 'Indeed, your failure to understand that there are things much worse than death has always been your greatest weakness'.”

[@victorhale]

“Dumbledore said calmly” 😏. Jkjkjk

[@dixongecko8018]

@@victorhale Haha yes. Shame we lost Richard Harris.

[@jarige4489]

'We both know that there are other ways of destroying a man, Tom.' A subtle hint of Dumbledore that he was aware of Voldemort's horcruxes.

[@ibramnarendra]

Richard harris is the perfect Dumbledore in book

[@vrospet]

Exactly. Dumbledore was playing defense as well during the entire fight trying to keep Harry safe and was STILL WINNING... now imagine if Dumbledore went full on offence actually TRYING to beat Voldy.. ...Tom would have gotten the biggest smack of his life

[@Mewz123]

That last spell gives me such strong feelings...the cinematography...the music...everything about it is amazing.

[@2121nath]

No matter how many times I've seen it, that water ball is my favorite spell in all of the harry potter series. The sound, the visuals everything!

[@eulucazz]

spell name ??

[@ВалентинМихайлов-о9ч]

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[@ВалентинМихайлов-о9ч]

Оодгдллллждггодщлоожщлллщжщшллжлгоооодлоо Оодгдллллждггодщлоожщлллщжщшллжлгоооодлоо

[@ВалентинМихайлов-о9ч]

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[@ВалентинМихайлов-о9ч]

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[@DagreenApple]

Voldemort : I'm the greatest wizard on planet Dumbledore: hold my elder wand

[@fans-ed1td]

I really love the first Dumbledore. He matched the book description so perfectly.

[@JustinGarfield1]

The second Dumbledore to me is more dynamic

[@ElizabethsLizard]

Both actually match Dumbledore pretty well. The first Dumbledore (Richard Harris) matches what Dumbledore typically is, a wise, mysterious, and sometimes silly old man. This fits very well in the first two movies/books that he was in, as we get to see the wisdom of Dumbledore and why Harry regarded him the way he did. The second Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) matches what we see happen more and more often as the books go on - the more anguished, angrier, and the more powerful side of Dumbledore. We still see some of the mysterious and silly side of Dumbledore, but we also see why Dumbledore is regarded as such a powerful wizard. He can hold his own very well in a duel for his age, he can cast very powerful magic, and he is able to get the attention of others very easily. Both very well portray the two sides of Dumbledore. I’ll admit, I do prefer the second Dumbledore, simply for the fact that I can’t really imagine the first one holding his own in a duel at all. Gambon managed to play both aspects, and really seemed powerful and able to hold his own.

[@CalculuzHD]

If you combine both movie Dumbledore's, the result would be practically Identical to the book Dumbledore

[@AlvinHDavernport]

As someone who went into the movies without having read the books, I think second Dumbledore was a much better movie character - whether or not he was closer to the source material. Ppl complain that he wasn’t as warm, but to me he seemed a lot more personable and human. Just because he has a commanding voice and a livelier look in his eyes doesn’t mean he’s not kind. The first Dumbledore seemed to me like a kind old man who’d forget my name the next time I talked to him. The second Dumbledore seemed like someone who would face up to great and powerful foes to protect me.

[@michaelbass5951]

I just can’t see him battling Voldemort in the ministry of magic though lol

[@tukobuko0361]

you know a character is really powerful when they barely ever use their powers and are killed by someone way weaker than them

[@daniellushbaugh4693]

@@javeytheclown Snape wouldn’t have overpowered Dumbledore

[@Zaywingfield]

@@javeytheclown Dumbledore could’ve had a rotten stake of wood and the odds are still in favor of Dumbledore at the very least being able to escape.

[@MagnustheDemon71]

@@Zaywingfield ya just remember, dumbledore was hela weak after drinking from that bowl in the cave

[@fungusmeister259]

@@javeytheclown Shape 💀

[@GuilhermeRodrigues-sw3jm]

The fact is, watching all the movies in a row you perceive how Dumbledore is aware of everything happening in Hogwarts, his magic isn't limited by spells

[@ВладГригорьев-ф8к]

Dumbledore fought calmly

[@RAUX-FURY]

5:42 always give me a colossal goosebump

[@iizvullok]

2:20 Dumbledore pushes Harry calmly out of the way.

[@rjthompson7706]

Honestly, if you really grew up with it, you don't see Dumbledore the Badass until 4-6 and I mean in 6 he is absolutely ridiculously powerful.

[@kilianhorn5566]

I love that he uses his wand as often as h doesn’t.

[@James-ok7ii]

hes so powerful i still get the chills watching him do any magic

[@kylerutledge11]

The Dumbledore vs Voldemort fight was so much better than the final fight of harry vs voldemort.

[@benjimain6]

Yes, well Dumbledore has a few years on him haha

[@battlingmink467]

That's obvious though isn't? One of the best wizards ever against the Dark Lord. 2 immense powerhouses in a duel. While Harry vs Baldy was just the final priori incantatem after the Horcruxes were destroyed. Just the final blow to seal the deal.

[@fans-ed1td]

If Voldemort did any of the spells he used against Dumbledore on Harry, Harry would have died lol. Harry could disarm well but he wasn't able to do what Dumbledore did in his duel with Voldemort.

[@ReinerIsDaddy]

@@fans-ed1td beats me why Voldi never unleashed fiendfire on Hogwarts or used it against Harry…? Shattering rock or glass and attack Harry with the shards. They had him nerfed so bad.

[@Link9058]

@@battlingmink467 wasn't even a priori incantatem was it? the wands used there didnt share a core

[@Jormungrandrserpent]

I like in the books how they describe the moment when Dumbledore starts to get serious, as if the air seems to tremble with charged energy, and there's a distinct sensation of power present.

[@user-mz2ne4yh2t]

The cave scene is one of my favorite scenes of the whole franchise

[@AhamKaustubhGaur]

I know that Michael Gordon is not as accurate Dumbledore as described in the books. But in my heart I always imagine Dumbledore as him. Even when I read the books I visualise Michael Gordon as Dumbledore. He has a great sense of power, authority and a secret sensation of "He definitely knows it already".

[@solomonerhardt]

The fire scene will always be my favourite Dumbledore moment

[@nigelonius]

Dumbledore warerbending REMAINS the coolest scene out of all 8 movies.

[@melancholygloom4533]

he used a spell to gather the water not waterbending you were probably trying to be funny but you failed at that

[@vinnyg411]

@@melancholygloom4533 way to be a dick for no reason!

[@god8511]

@@melancholygloom4533don’t be gay bro

[@realslayerfan9]

Dont know why, this sound effect in 2:11 makes me always smile xD

[@aryahamal475]

You may not like him minister but Dumbledore has got style. Best dialouge.💖

[@mitsouqc]

the spell that raises the voice's tone is definitely something i would use in an argument.

[@henrybrown596]

I believe the spell is 'Sonorus,' I think Dumbledore used it in the 'Goblet of Fire' book, sometimes during the second task.

[@susnatamaiti1971]

SONORUS

[@li-ion6228]

god damn i forgot how incredible the fire he conjured in the cave

[@andreiiimiguel]

And he was suffering from a curse too

[@jchea1764]

The Elder Wand : I have not known a more worthy owner , than Albus Dumbledore. Being his wand was my greatest honour.

[@17miles88]

Then Harry be like: *haha Elder wand go brr*

[@sylquinn4075]

@@17miles88 Nah, Harry be like: hahah Eldeer wand go brreak.

[@El-Mac795]

I know some people loved richard Harris, but seeing Michael Gambon in some of the action scenes as dumbledore is badass 🙌

[@100Hajduk]

I guess elder wand recognized dumbledore as his master,but dumbledore doesn't give a damn.he does arresto momento without a wand to show everyone who's the boss.

[@Pixel9897]

I forgot how powerful that screenplay was. Such incredible cinematography.

[@TommyMVSERVTI]

The fact that Dumbledore had to verbally cast Arresto Momentum without a wand

[@Mamulel]

Dumbledore talking like a grandpa: That Was Fun 3:55 Albus Dumbledore being a total badass: 5:44 Which goes to show, that some people are the most powerful at their most broken. Kind of like a dying amber that sets a field blazing.

[@cald1421]

Episodes 1-2 were peacetime Dumbledore Episodes 3-7 were wartime Dumbledore

[@FloppyCocHoppy]

That fire tornado was probably the most intense magic in the whole series

[@willdrunkenstein5367]

2:30 The most powerful spell Voldemort casted was "AHHHHHHHHH"

[@ismailxd9441]

It's nyAAAAAAA not AHHHHHH,😂

[@_tirrell]

imagine being better than most wizards without a wand yet still owning the elder wand, the most powerful wand in the world

[@estivenespejo2885]

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[@yoonahkang7384]

Yeah. But it was safe with him

[@vuthithanhngan274]

Dumbledore the greatest wizard of all time!

[@ralphintheshadowrealm7002]

1:19 Dumbledore entered calmly

[@khalidraza4574]

Dumbledore casually duelling. Meanwhile Voldemort: Aghhh, Ahhhhh, Ghhhh. 🤣🤣

[@oFancys]

"Dumbledore's got style!"

[@CalculuzHD]

"you may not like him minister, but you can't deny. Dumbledore's got style!"

[@BackByUnpopularDemand]

Dumbledoor using wandless magic is one of my favorite things being seen brought to life in the franchise.

[@user-mz2ne4yh2t]

I really hope the reason Dumbledore was so neurotic throughout Goblet of Fire was cause he was stressed about organizing and hosting the tournament

[@ryanreviews8566]

Gambons Dumbledore portrayed the "wizard that even Voldemort feared" better. Both versions are amazing still and suited the tone of their movies.

[@aleleotta350]

Dumbledore will always remain one of my favorite characters

[@glarcier4398]

just imagine dumbledore in an open field-fight without leverage or harrys to protect. we'd see avatar level magic with that

[@etazeta674]

In the the book of the Order of the Phoenix, we see him attack the death eaters before finding Voldemort, and immediately after seeing him, they decided running was better than fighting. They didn't get very far

[@Joanna-tx1ss]

the Arresto Momentum still gives me chills

[@महाकाल-व6ड]

He doesn't even need a wand ... GENIUS !!

[@YueLynn_1116]

Actually casting spells or jinx without wand is pretty normal in wizard world. The wand is just for accuracy, if one wizard or witch is powerful enough, they can just leave his or her wand away.

[@ralphfrederickdouglas]

@@YueLynn_1116 Not really. Powerful spells require a wand (as confirmed by Voldemort in the graveyard monologue) and average wizards can't do wandless magic in normal situations.

[@carua2431]

@@YueLynn_1116 no, that's not true. In the books no one cast spells without a wand except for kids who can't control themselves and even them can't use real spells, only magic.

[@Animesh927]

@@carua2431 I mean you can't use avada kedavra without the wand but stuff like blowing out candles can be done as shown in the movie. Remember in the first book quirell would have thrown Harry off his broom in a few seconds had Snape not interfered and that was quirell. Dumbledore is worth ten of quirell so you can expect him to do that stuff.

[@carua2431]

@@Animesh927 oh yeah that's possible of course, because those aren't spells but magic in general, like when harry make his hair grow when he is a child. The point is that movies make the characters do a lot of these things and it's a bullshit, like doumbledore "arresto momentum" with his finger. Or the fact that all death eater and order of phoenix fly in black and white fog, while in the books the only ones that can fly are voldemort and piton

[@PratyakshAgarwalForReal]

The truly best spell is when Dumbledore asks calmly.

[@LadyGreySpacePirate]

"Well Minister, you may not like him but he's got style!" -Kingsley Shacklebolt

[@Sassywizard]

That’s not what he fully said but close enough.

[@BewPlaymate]

When Dumbledore casts a spell with his bare hand, like wowwww. He's truly one of a legend in the wizarding world.

[@pikachomk]

there's a scene in book 6 that i wished was kept in the movies. it was when dumbledore pointed his wand to the bowl containing the locket horcrux, and harry was in awe because this was his first time seeing a real wizard "figure out" things because they found out later, the only way to retrieve the horcrux was to drink the water in the bowl.

[@lozzar1069]

I just realized mcgonigal basically went "oh fuq this" when dumbledore was pulling out memories

[@stang2889]

He had some really cool scenes in Secrets of Dumbledore. Hope you make a video on that too

[@kobwmoose]

1:31 I remember watching this in cinemas, 6 years old and I still remember it so well. What an incredible scene.

[@_Bloom_307]

1:17 that Expelliarmis was so random 😂

[@gibn1542]

dumbledore waves hand to put out candle: mAGiC

[@fidalf99]

0:20 somehow feels like a party magic trick than actual magic.

[@konohashinobi71037]

Cool!! Dumbledore is awesome I think the last apperation was actually Harry.

[@floriankastenberger903]

No. According to the movie only the headmaster can apparate into Hogwarts. Whilst in the books even he has to be outside the castle to do so

[@BryanHusseinDano]

@@floriankastenberger903 they only apparated in hogsmeade in d books

[@cureseed07]

even if Dumbledore spells "Sunshine, daisies, butter mellow, turn this stupid, fat rat yellow." every rat will follow his order.

[@moonpeter150]

Dumbledore said calmly.

[@Deathtrooper-kn7cr]

5:47 Mi momento favorito de Dumbledore sin dudas, esa escena es simplemente épica y el tema que suena de fondo es una combinación entre épico,triste y a la vez mágico. Y si Dumbledore hizo este gran hechizo estando el cansado y debilitado por la poción sumado a la maldición del anillo no quisiera imaginar como sería con el estando totalmente sano y en sus mejores tiempos

[@danielthep01]

Ufff Total bro!!! Definitivamente por esta y mas escenas, decir que Harry Potter y el príncipe mestizo es una obra de arte, se queda corto.

[@unai168]

Pues sería lo que fue el mejor mago y más poderoso dumbeldore

[@Martin.Alejandro5915]

En los libros segun decian lo comparaban en poder a Merlín

[@RedNeckBiker109]

I never noticed McGonagalls reaction at the 00:49 second mark before.

[@bomlife1572]

so basically Dumbledore helped Voldemort to take a shower for the whole year 2:12

[@seizegott]

I mean, it is more magic than we see Harry perform.

[@MasterOfTheElements]

Dumbledore was so powerful they had to kill him before the battle of Hogwarts

[@Philson]

I miss the first actor. He was the true Dumbledore.

[@ryanbradford6227]

Notice how many non verbal spells are casted…. The man was a master with no equal

[@defeatSpace]

Dumbledore even knows fun when he sees it, best teacher.

[@Mombaa]

Dumbledore is so op i love it

[@krishnadoyok170]

the dark lord seems more excitied when fight against dumbledore than harry potter

[@satanbrony9235]

Well... Dumbledore is known for being "the greatest wizard of his time". So he should be more of a challenge than a little boy with glasses who tends to use up to five spells in total.

[@mbl.ian2258]

5:47 epic 👏

[@jiauyjiauy3777]

"AVADA KEDAVRA!" screamed Dumbledore calmly

[@salgarevarun]

One of the most liked and my personal favourite character 😉

[@116Patrick]

The Dumbledore Voldemore fight looks like 2 Avatar battling each other

[@klatchabobby]

Dumbledore: One of the most powerful wizards shown in any of the 8 movies Also Dumbledore: Does no magic except clapping until the third movie

[@arekbaszczyk7536]

The reason why I enjoy fantastic beasts is because they use a lot of magic there

[@rc_martin7]

Prime Dumbledore must be really OP.

[@Heregoesnuttin]

Dumbledore’s got style. 😎

[@sarthakoberoi9569]

Aresto momentum! 🪄 Fiendfyre! Expelliarmus! And most importantly................. SIIIIILENCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

[@vandnasharma6934]

Nope he didn't do fiendfyre

[@sarthakoberoi9569]

@@vandnasharma6934 he did in the half blood Prince

[@vandnasharma6934]

@@sarthakoberoi9569 that was firestorm

[@sarthakoberoi9569]

@@vandnasharma6934 what’s the difference

[@vandnasharma6934]

@@sarthakoberoi9569 fiendfyre is a curse and it makes different and big fire creatures and that fire is unstoppable and also capable of destroying even horcrux