First Time REACTION to HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE (2009) | Blind Movie Review!

[@Kevin.Costner.]

I Think the both of you have Fixed my Attention span cause to me 5 Hours Seems short, sounds insane to say out loud but Watched all reactions & finish them going “that went by quick” i guess time flies with fun but wow🍿keep them coming🫶

[@SuperLionSkywalker]

This was just uploaded 30 Mins ago, how did you already spent 5 hours? XD

[@Kevin.Costner.]

@@SuperLionSkywalkerRead again Buddy i’m at 1 Hour 37 mins right now end discussion they’re talking about Dumbledore drinking water as of this comment, was talking in general if you look at their past HP reactions

[@Kevin.Costner.]

helped me stay focused longer & before watching this channel my average vid was like 20 mins maybe 40 from movie reactions max didnt know i had this in me so definitely helped

[@xl081]

5hr videos are too long if it takes 2+weeks to do. Post the reaction then make a separate video for the extended discussion. (plus you'll get views for 2 videos)

[@theflyingfisherman7829]

@@Kevin.Costner. Hey! You're NOT Kevin Costner.

[@vidhanthecoolestguy]

Luna is a ravenclaw. She wore that lion hat to cheer for gryffindor

[@ttrsgod9902]

Ye that’s correct

[@Mythowars]

I think one of the only times you see a member from one house openly support a different house. I know the whole points things at hogwarts doesn’t matter much at all In movies but still cool too see.

[@nikolaykomissarenko7822]

@@Mythowars It makes sense to, knowing how the point system works

[@DestroySteve]

This is definitely a “read the book” movie. They put a lot more attention on the Half Blood Prince mystery and you spend much more time in Dumbledore’s memories. I’d recommend the audiobook at least.

[@Filip-ip6ly]

Still my favourite Harry Potter movie, compared to the other ones. I haven't read the books so I can't comment on that. Loved the movie tho

[@JudasThaddeus-zb9lb]

The parts with the backstory on the ring, the cup etc are essential, yeah.

[@myamericangirldoll2020]

Just finished the books and I recommend if you like this movie. Need to check out this book.

[@elleno.4822]

I think they would soooooo appreciate the books! I hope they read it

[@ChelseaChfy-ex1po]

As someone who read the books each movie when watching in theaters left me disappointed in the movie portrayal

[@ezradanger]

The importance of Slughorn's memory was to know how many horcruxes Voldemort had created. Dumbledore already knew that he had created horcruxes. He realized that when he came into possession of the diary, but whether he just made 1,2,3,10 etc was unknown. But now they know he intended to make a seven-part soul because of the affinity of the number 7 in magic. So that means he will have six horcruxes. Six horcruxes, plus himself equals a seven-part soul.

[@vivek27789]

True...Very True

[@VJP8464]

Just a slight edit: is he already knew it was more than one, because the diary was already destroyed before Voldemort even managed to make a body; therefore, he had to have another soul fragment to rely on to keep existing, since he could no longer use the one from the diary anymore That, and Dumbledore also had the ring already

[@laramiaizz]

Did you just......?

[@MKJR_]

⁠@@laramiaizz 6 horcruxes plus Voldemort himself = 7 souls

[@scyncellery]

@@MKJR_ i got worried

[@bidishah]

The book description of Sectumsempra is absolutely brutal, it translates roughly to "a thousand cuts". Harry was wild for using that spell without knowing what it does.

[@myamericangirldoll2020]

And so much more between Harry and Snape right afterwards.

[@LANFEAR93]

@@myamericangirldoll2020 And about the room of requirement and a certain effigy wearing something..

[@20Korna07]

Isn't it like being slashed with a sword?

[@haggerd5986]

Voldemort can never know love, not because he grew up in an orphanage the huge thing the movies missed out was that Voldemort’s mom, Merope Gaunt is the descendant of Salazar Slytherin( one of the co founders of Hogwarts). She fell in love with a muggle boy, Tom Riddle Sr but he never even talked to her infact he had a gf as well. But Merope wanted him and slipped him some Love Potion and bewitched him. They got married and she kept slipping him Love potion over the years. But when she got pregnant, she thought he might have started loving her and might not leave now that she was pregnant, so she stopped giving him love potion. But he left because the magic had lifted. She gave birth to vodemort at a muggle orphanage and asked him to be named Tom Marvolo(merope’s father) Riddle Jr and then she died. And so Voldemort was born because of a Love Potion/fake love, and therefore could never love or understand the power of love (which is also considered ancient magic, and through which lily could save harry potter) thats one of tge reasons ehy Voldemort underestimates the Magic and power of love so much.

[@Nevolet]

yeah I really wish they woulkd have kept this book story in the 6th movie.. so many important stories of voldemorts upbringing was cut this film, we basicallly mapped out most of Voldemorts life through his memories, in the books.

[@haggerd5986]

@@Nevolet yes agree

[@AbrahamBernard]

@@Nevoletexactly the movie just shows Voldemort as a power hungry wizard that wanted to get rid of Harry because the prophecy about him.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Also, Tom Riddle asking Slughorn about the Horcruxes was "an academical" question....sort of. Most people say, that Voldemorts first Horcrux was the diary, wich he created by killing Myrtel.... However, as you can see, he got his mothers ring, when he asked Slughorn. Thats important, because he got the ring, when he killed the Riddle family and blaimed his uncle Morfin. He used Riddle sr. to make the ring Horcrux....and they only met once, so he tried it, before asking Slughorn. Meaning he was 15 for the ring and 16 for the diary

[@YungBrady503]

@@thomasnieswandt8805 Actually, Voldemort had used killing his father Tom Riddle Sr. to create the ring horcrux. He had modified Morfin's memory to making him confess to the murders and take the fall for killing the Riddles. Morfin died in Azkaban prison.

[@somewhereonlyweknow2814]

Severus' mom's family name was Prince (Eileen Prince) and she was a pure-blood witch, but his father was a muggle (Tobias Snape), so that's why Snape gave himself the moniker of The Half-Blood Prince. Also, his father was a drunk, very abusive man that used to be cruel to both mother and son. Severus did not have a good childhood/growing-up.

[@LaurinGarcia]

Back story on Fenrir Greyback; He is the werewolf that made Remus Lupin into a werewolf when Remus was only a little child. 🐺

[@connie2558]

They kept asking how Lupin got the scars and now they know. Hunger Games too?

[@LaurinGarcia]

@@connie2558 Lupin's scars were mostly self inflicted over the many years. Many of them are scars that he gave himself as he would turn in and out of werewolf mode over decades. But a lot of the scars he got at the very end of Prisoner of Azkaban were from Sirius Black (when they faught when Lupin turned into a werewolf) and from Buckbeak (when Buckbeak saved Harry and Hermione from being attacked by Lupin in his werewolf mode). I don't think Harry ever saw the scars that Greyback gave Lupin because Greyback bit Lupin when Lupin was a small child. So that scars should be teeth marks.

[@connie2558]

@@LaurinGarcia Yes, the book did a better job describing the scars Greyback caused and the relationship between the friends.

[@TheStormblooper-100]

That _is_ the same store (Borgin & Burkes) that Harry accidentally went to in The Chamber of Secrets when he said "diagonally" instead of Diagon Ally. 😉

[@pb99-z3r]

1:17:57 Dumbledore didn't imagine that Tom Riddle would have split his soul in 7 pieces, since once or twice are bad enough.

[@CorderoEspeluznante]

In the book Dumbledore suspected that Voldemort would try to split his soul into 7 and what he saw in the memory was only to confirm his theory. In the movie, however, Dumbledore seems surprised. I guess they did it that way for dramatic purposes.

[@BrianLufia]

@@CorderoEspeluznante Exactly. Dumbledore was already sure about what the Horcruxes could be (in the book). He just needed the final proof from Slughorns memory.

[@20Korna07]

And Dumbledore never said Voldemort would put his soul into any sort of object. It's not a portkey. It needs to be an object that Voldemort thinks worthy enough to hold a piece of his soul. Missed opportunity

[@LaurinGarcia]

The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts. The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions. 📖⚗️🧪🪄

[@oxeye8891]

Because Snape is actually brilliant, however he was highly abusive and thus not a good teacher.

[@GodfatherCZ1]

46:20 indeed , she is Ravenclaw , she only dressed like lion to support Gryffindor team . :)))

[@mentallygonereacts]

We love Luna's character, she's such a great friend it seems so far; she's really a big sweetheart. Do you have a favorite character?

[@jxy8938]

@@mentallygonereactsyes but i wont say why because of spoilers.

[@qs2668]

RAB

[@tomi_9212]

@@qs2668 The way "she" tells a story of how RAB was killed is so heartbreaking =(

[@beautybysaranwrap]

“I never realized how beautiful this place is” one of my favorite lines❤

[@thegoathawkglazer]

Slughorn and Hagrid singing while Harry being unhinged is my favorite part of the movie.

[@CJDM310]

1:12:51 This was the same spider that almost got Harry and Ron eaten by the rest of his spider family back in the 2nd movie. Remember when Hagrid told them to "follow the spiders"?

[@tylerfengler1890]

No shit. It’s fucking obvious.

[@Filip-ip6ly]

When Draco is laying in that bathroom all bloody, you saying "I'm happy" felt so jarring, as well as looking down to take notes during an epic scene. It's such a powerful scene to me, especially when Snape starts healing him with the amazing music in the background. I wish reactors appreciated this scene more

[@Kevin.Costner.]

So glad you’s wont stop calling her Jenhhhhhaayeee, Reminds me of Levy-o-sahhhh, When i was younger i heard Professor “Snake” instead of “Snape” so now i just run with it Severus Snake🐐

[@leafygreens_eatingclean]

There is one thing about Voldemort you can't get from the movies. 02:05:00 - He was born out of love potion. Therefore he can't feel any love. Because he was born out of fake feelings. His mother did this. On the other hand, Harry's mother protected him with pure love. Very nice and big contrast of the story.

[@melak8325]

The reason love portion was introduced was to lay ground for Voldemort story but they skipped something as important as that in movie

[@jaybeepainting9413]

it's so strange they decided to include the sub-plot about love potions, but skipped over the entire point, which is to draw the parallel at why Voldemort is how he is.

[@leafygreens_eatingclean]

@@jaybeepainting9413 the movie could have been 3 minutes longer with the scenes with Merope shortened to one and it would explain everything

[@Sebomai-b8i]

I've always found this a strange piece of fanon. Tom is not a psychopath because his mother used a love potion. The point of the love potion is that Merope's delusional infatuation with Tom Sr. caused her child to become an orphan. Tom was born neurodivergent due to the Gaunt genetic profile, but it was the hostile environment of his childhood, first the orphanage, then being sorted into Slytherin as a half blood with a muggle name, that made him violently anti-social. It was Merope's irresponsible actions that made Tom into Voldemort, but it's not as simple as "Merope used a love potion so Tom can't feel love".

[@jeremysanchez5227]

Actually no. Tom grew up in an orpanague, no one taught him the love feeling or how to love.

[@happyvagabonds]

Harry wasn't cursed. He just trusted the Half-Blood Prince so much for all the help he'd gotten in Potions that he didn't think the Sectumsempra spell would be as violent as it was. 😢

[@stevopr1]

Severus Snape is my favorite character of the saga! He's been underestimated and a minority for almost everybody during his time at school, and that gave him more strength to become a Powerful, Mysterious and very Intelligent Magician! The Prince always has an ace up his sleeve.

[@Мафедрон]

They made him different in the film. That's why a lot of people like Snape in the film.

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Question, for Goblet of Fire, how come you cant be under 17 to join, but you can drown in a lake (possibly) under 17💀

[@Sageddegas]

Magician????? He’s a wizard

[@sherloke9803]

@@Kevin.Costner.the people under the lake were never in any real danger. Says so in the books

[@Kevin.Costner.]

@@sherloke9803Ohhhhhhh so thats the book parts that us movie watchers miss Thank you so much, thats why i love potter heads Comment sections, learn new stuff every time🤝

[@dannesism]

What they meant with "Felix knows" after Harry had drank his potion wasn't referring to any person or anything like that. But rather to the potion/tonic in of itself, which is called "Felix Felicis" aka Liquid Luck 🙂

[@dem0litionsss]

i think they were referring to what “felix” means in latin as that’s where all the spells come from :)

[@lilyth682]

Slughorne's actor was one of my favourites of the saga. He's so good and funny

[@chaddubois8164]

Good to see you Walumby

[@StinsonSwarley]

Absolutely agree, he is brilliant and so funny and he's been in so many things, very versatile actor. This is my favorite movie of the series and is partially because of him. Harry under felix felicis as well is so enjoyable to watch.

[@bellatrixlest]

You guys are one of the best reactors I've ever seen, so it's killing me to wait for these uploads 😭

[@joshuarodriguez9083]

i thought they broke up ?

[@pinkylittleme]

Seriously??😮 ​@@joshuarodriguez9083

[@blankprivatecompany9296]

@@joshuarodriguez9083 right that’s what I thought too unless there was a misunderstanding

[@Justsayit17]

Voldemort thought that Snape will be useful as death eater cause he has talent at poisons. And he brew poisons for them. His mother’s last name was Prince, and she was pure blood witch. His dad beat her and Severus.

[@OniSavior]

Loving these long discussions after the reaction! DONT CHANGE YALL!🤌🤌

[@livanix4211]

21:33 some fun fact, harry gave the twins a start up money he won from the triwizard tournament, for their business 31:05 good retention! im actually really proud xd 32:09 again! smart summer children 38:25 well its just a tryout xd 54:16 god, i love these two. theyd be collected by professor slughorn at this point. ive seen ALOT of reactors that didnt get that there were two cabinets, and were shocked on how they got in, its like theyre not listening 55:39 ginny is a very active character in the books, kinda sad how they portray her. like shes VERY VERY stern and brave and not so timid like she has been in the previous movies. 1:05:21 im very entertained at how fast theyre getting it, like really, a bunch of reactors were so clueless at draco’s scene everytime 1:06:52 they even understand that draco is scared, finally, some empathetic eyes 🤧 (im a draco apologist, sns xd) 1:19:33 im so incredibly in awe at their memory!

[@ASkyy166]

This is when we start finding out how to deal with Voldemort moving forward. Last two are pretty epic and an emotional ride. Love your reactions guys! 😊❤

[@dariuscharles5423]

You two are killing it with the reactions🔥🔥🔥

[@RosegracePrivate]

Glad that we have people that express so much from a movie reaction and break it down so much and go over so many things with us.

[@BHardawayMusic]

Well Snape is a potions master. I was mad at myself for not putting it together when I read the books lol! Snape knowing immediately how to do the counter curse to ‘Sectumsempra’ after Harry cursed Draco in the bathroom was another clue that I also missed at the time.

[@erikperhs_]

Hermione cheating to help Ron is even more meaningful when we know how much she hates cheating. Ron is the only person she would do this for.

[@di3486]

Everything will make sense at the end but believe me…you are NOT ready for it.

[@LANFEAR93]

Always..

[@nekwaZ]

I cannot wait for their reaction 🤗🤗🤗

[@Rafael.F28]

​@@LANFEAR93Always

[@ghostmkc4045]

Oh we almost here! One of my personal favorites of the franchise, my favorite moment was with harry and dumbledore making a sacrifice to obtain the horcrux. It really showed how hard it is for everyone in this journey, and needed love to bear the light to the path less walked upon. Love wins in the end.

[@johncunnigham9321]

Its hilarious because every question you guys have and all the confusion is tied up in the next films lol.

[@pieter7947]

Love you guys putting this much effort into a reaction, you don't see that often anymore :)

[@mikemason4597]

This was my favorite Harry Potter movie in the whole series

[@VbJordan23]

this the worst one the editing was all Rong on the books that is so much more

[@ChelseaChfy-ex1po]

The book is a million times better less pointless love story and much more Voldemort backstory memories, more half blood prince mystery and Harry obsessively stalks Draco to figure out what he is up to.

[@LANFEAR93]

@@ChelseaChfy-ex1po And the Gaunts..

[@LeMn680]

6 hours? Can’t wait for last movie’s discussion

[@grahamgresty8383]

The spider in Lord of the rings (published before JKR was born) was Shelob. Aragorn was a person. Mrs Lupin (Tonks) is Draco's cousin: her mother (Andromeda) is the 3rd Black sister (they all have different married names). She looks like and is nearly as powerful as her elder sister Bellatrix. All the Black family are named after stars/constellations except Narsissa. People named after flowers follow the Victorian flower code (for sending secret messages). Decode these and much of the story is a give-away. Well spotted that Ginny is similar to Harry's mother! Hermione has the same nature as Ron's mother.

[@dutxh02]

Been 2 weeks, I need that deathly hollows part 1 asap 🤝🔥

[@vedranvucko5918]

And now its been a month

[@dutxh02]

It’s all good , we don’t know what they got going on. I’ll be patiently waiting for the post 🔥

[@chrisantony6218]

It's been 2onths but give them time because everybody have other parts in their lifes

[@antoniodellamonica9277]

56:05 "That"s the wrong Hairy" really got me to the soul; that was brilliant.

[@mentallygonereacts]

There’s Harry, and then there’s Hairy and now we’re just missing a hare🐰 who will also be Harey (okay I’m dragging the joke out now haha)

[@beautybysaranwrap]

You two are just so precious 🥺🥰 i can’t wait to watch the next two

[@ellieh3453]

Making a horcrux is dark magic and Dumbledore wouldn’t murder to make one.

[@chrisantony6218]

Most characters in the series is Grey though .....and it's not so far-fetched in a universe such as hHP

[@seanking6184]

@@chrisantony6218but Horcruxes are perhaps the darkest of magic You have to intentionally murder an innocence without remorse, recite and incantation to split your being and also perform some ritualistic actions (JK doesn’t elaborate but says it’s too dark to write about, likely some cannablistic stuff ) Most characters wouldn’t have the ability to do this even if they aren’t good people

[@Thegamingexpert81]

Yes!!!! Let’s go! Looking forward to this! Love you guys and the best reactions!

[@nikolaykomissarenko7822]

One thing which is easy to miss, at the end when Fawks is flying over the trees, it bursts into flames, never to be revived again. As after Dumbledore's death, it has no partner. As we learned in Chamber of Secrets they are partners for life.

[@lovelysnivellus]

Thank you for the video 🥺 Can’t wait to see the Deathly Hallows 1&2 reactions! Your analysis of the movie and your thoughts on plot twists are really enjoyable! 🔥

[@annie-g3x]

Waiting for your reactions, guys. You're just amazing. Your way of analysing things resonates a lot with me :)

[@LaurinGarcia]

👉 Now I can finally tell you why no one can stay working as a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher for more than a year. In The Half Blood Prince book one of many memories that Dumbledore shows Harry was the day Tom Riddle tried to apply for the teaching position of Defense Against the Dark Arts. But when he went to his job interview at Hogwarts Dumbledore was already the Headmaster by this point and Dumbledore denied Tom Riddle the teaching position. So Voldemort cursed the job so that no one will ever be able to hold the job for more than a year. 🏰🪄💀

[@Itsjustjazzduh]

So I’ve been watching these reactions/reviews for the last few days. Just the Harry Potter series… (and more viewing to come) the reaction is great but afterwards… it makes me wish I could just have a human conversation with y’all cause we would learn so much from each other. The depth you go into and the way y’all think just blows my mind because I don’t know many people like that. Thinking so deeply and intentionally. It’s such a beautiful thing to witness and I can’t wait to see, hear, and learn more.

[@wilrawr]

Snape just in complete shock that Harry was brave enough to chase them. Proving Snape was wrong to always compare Harry to his father. Harry was always his mother.

[@gislaineandrade4437]

I know you just posted this reaction but I can't wait for the next two 😂😂

[@LaurinGarcia]

The Room of Requirement changes to suits the wizard's needs. During Order of the Phoenix for Harry and his friends it changed into the perfect room for them to practice magic. In Goblet of Fire, Professor Dumbledore mentioned to Harry that Hogwarts was so magical that one day while desperately needing to find a bathroom he suddenly found a room full of chamber pots. But it wasn't until Order of the Phoenix that Harry realized that the room Dumbledore was talking about was the Room of Requirement. And in The Half Blood Prince the Room of Requirement would changed into the Room of Hidden Things for Draco, Harry and even Professor Trawleny (where she use to hide bottles of alcohol) in the Half Blood Prince novel. 🏰🤫

[@EightHellGates]

you guys deserve wayyyy more recognition for these reactions, if that's what you guys seek of course! one of the best channels out there! much love from brazil, keep up the good work

[@LaurinGarcia]

From Google; The Harry Potter incantation Sectumsempra comes from two Latin words: sectum, which means "to cut", and semper, which means "always" or "ever". Sectumsempra can be translated in more than one way, including "cut always", "ever cutting", "always sever", and "ever severing". To all who have read all 7 Harry Potter books or have seen all 8 Harry Potter movies, shoosh! No spoilers! 🤫😉

[@LANFEAR93]

yeah seems like us potter heads are civilised enough not to spoil the experience for another.

[@valeriestewart4215]

Sectumsempra= Always severing…. Severus: “always”

[@brendano3735]

23:30 yes borgin and burkes was the shop that harry accidently landed inside of back in chamber of secrets

[@DesiCat789]

I would say if you read the sixth HP book you would have SO much of the theory from it. This is one book where they focused a lot on the romance but the most interesting part of the book was Voldemorts backstory- his family background and how he came to be, why he might be the way he is, how he was a master manipulator, very charming (NOT creepy like they show in the movies). He was loved by everyone as he was handsome, charming and brilliant. Only Dumbledore didn’t buy his act and saw through it. That’s why most people who taught him or worked with him before he became “Voldemort” didn’t really think he was doing anything creepy. He was amazing at getting people to like him. In the book we also get a view of what he thinks is important (like the place where he hid the locket - and also why the locket) and why he chose certain things to be horcruxes. Also - book Harry and Ginny have waaaaay more chemistry so their relationship makes Sense

[@StinsonSwarley]

Yeah, and book Ginny is so much better in the books. So much of her awesomeness was left out of the movies

[@FreedomsRealm]

Really enjoying your perspective. I do actually feel like we are sitting across from each other, talking. Can't wait for your Deathly Hallows 1 and 2 reactions.

[@aretectexela]

There's so much more Voldemort back story in the book, was kind of disappointed they focused so much on the romances than voldy as it's going to be important going forward. You also get a more backstory on Snape as well. Half-blood prince was such a good book!

[@bidishah]

Harry being high on the Luck Potion is some of the funniest stuff, I crack up every time at Daniel's comic timing. 😂

[@happyvagabonds]

At Aragog's funeral, when Slughorn asked, "He had a family, I trust?" Harry answered, "Oh. Yeah!" because Harry and Ron had been chased by Aragog's sons and daughters in the Forbidden Forest their second year. Lol. I always feel like that line is underrated. That, and Ron saying, "Sorting hat urged us all to be brave and strong in these troubled times. Easy for it to say, isn't it? It's a hat, isn't it?" 😂

[@JayD-goYanks]

Deep end. I love your reactions and I can’t wait for the next one. I really don’t want them to end. Your reactions are the best out there. Thanks for the time and energy you put into these!

[@federicomastrangelo6367]

Deep end. Btw i really love how you guys examinate every single detail and word from the scenes, this will actually help you to understand better every character and its psychology at the end. Love you from Italy!!

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically. The wizard's chess scenes from Philosopher's Stone is another. I think another good example is the good questions he was asking in Chamber Of Secrets when Harry found that crumpled up book page in Hermione's hand.

[@dsm4468]

I think you guys are gonna love the next movie so much, it kinda fits your channel and your way of reacting and reflecting on things

[@SlxmRxcey]

once you finish all movies, you will understand this film makes MUCH sense and has a deeper meaning

[@Brolojojo]

I find it amazing that you guys get so invested that you review the movie for so long i love it

[@mentallygonereacts]

It’s been hard not to become so immersed in these movies when they’re absolutely amazing! We get the best of both worlds: we get to lose ourselves in the stories of the movies, but also find ourselves through how we relate to the characters and messages in the movies. That’s why we always get so invested and why it makes us feel so deeply. And it’s nice to see so many people relate and feel the same way! With the movies we’ve watched so far, we learn more and more that movies are not just purely for entertainment, but for so much more. The long discussions are not for everyone, but it really makes me feel happy to know that even just one person appreciates it :)

[@thatslife39]

ive been waiting for this epidsode. love u guys

[@mentallygonereacts]

We've been waiting to share it with you :) Sending lots of love! Thanks for supporting us through our HP journey

[@zerosolem4394]

Another thing about Draco you can see throught the whole movie that he is completly alone almost in every scene espesially you can see this changes in the scene in the Great Hall right before Ron's first Quiditch game. And what's really hard to catch is the first time when he felt crushed was actually in the scene in Room of Requerements after he found the white bird dead (btw, it was canary, not dove) - you can hear him cries. Aanndd Ginny is absolutely gorgeous and badass in the books. It's so great that you've managed to catch it even thought it was so weakly presented. And their kiss in the book was more like Ron's first kiss was in the movie.

[@Sageddegas]

Remember yall ITS NOT THE LAST ONE it’s ok that you’re confused and have questions and don’t know everything that’s going on lol

[@bigg2988]

The good part for these two is, they do not get to wait a full year (or two) to get the next batch of answers. :)) I imagine it was a real trial for the original fans of the franchise to be left "hanging" time and again (and especially after "Half Blood Prince"!), knowing the next part will come... sometime... eventually.

[@Lions1986]

Something sort of important from the 4th movie The Goblet of Fire that it doesnt tell you is that when Harry won the Tri Wizard tournament he gave the money he won to Fred and George to open up the shop we see in this movie. He also told them to buy Ron a new wand so thats how Ron has his new wand also in the last movie and on

[@Princessautom]

This was posted 5 hrs ago! I’m honored to be here this early. I’ve been following you guys watching this and I was waiting for you guys to continue!! Thank you for making this content

[@GooseVF-0918]

In the cave, the bodies under water that began attacking Harry and Dumbledore were all the people Voldemort has murdered and bewitched them into what is called “inferi (kind of like a zombie army) and cursed to kill/drown anyone who disturbs the water”.

[@lillywhitehands]

Hi! In the books Voldemort only taught Professor Snape how to fly without a broom. That scary looking guy is Fenrir Greyback. He is the werewolf who bit Remus Lupin when Lupin was 5 years old.

[@usagi3093]

In other words: nothing important was shown or explained in this film, just teenage snot and drool. This is the worst film in the entire franchise, along with Deathly Hallows part two (I can’t decide which one is worse).

[@benny6466]

@@usagi3093 Tell me what is so important about knowing that? At the end of the day the movie really was not that different from the book. They just didn't include like 2 memories that really weren't super important. Teenage snot and drool was all over the books as well. Chapters on chapters. Sorry voldys flying lesson was cut though.

[@KatBee00]

​@usagi3093 no the 5th was the worst. This one is gorgeous, and a much needed departure in tone from the prior films.

[@jaybeepainting9413]

@@benny6466 a bit more of the book's explanation about Fenrir (not only is he a werewolf, but he specifically targets young children, he's almost overtly described as being a 'child predator' in addition to being a ruthless cannibal who eats babies, even when not transformed into a wolf. Giving this context (which maybe not appropriate for the age range the films were going for) would help add the feeling of horror when he approaches Ginny outside the Weasley's house. As it is, he just looks like a weird, hairy guy - as noted by the reactors here.

[@benny6466]

@@jaybeepainting9413 Most reactors can tell hes a werewolf. It would be weird if the film introduced Fenrir as a pedophile baby eater while simultaneously not have any of the students say any cuss words the entire series besides bloody hell.

[@AceEagle9898]

If you rewatch the movies again once youve finished them, youll find that this is one of the best. It will all make sense soon enough

[@Kratos263]

And funnily enough, if you read the books it becomes the worst movie

[@AceEagle9898]

@@Kratos263 Oh really? Hahaha what a shame. Admittedly, and unfortunately, I have not read the books

[@mgp1203]

Really? to me this is easily one of the worst of the films. When I first watched the movies I was just confused, and then I read the books and rewatching just made it all the much worse because of how many details were omitted. It would've brought a lot more clarity.

[@Jan-eq4eh]

Enjoyed the reaction as usual!! 🧙‍♂🤍I'm only half-way through now, but I wanted to point out two things for y'all: at around 2:57:00 you're talking about the etymology of the "Sectumsempra" spell -- You're totally right about the "sempra" part meaning something along the line of "always". The first part "sectum" stems from the latin "sectus" which means something like to cut/to divide. The spell basically caused Draco to be cut up in various places. Snape only knew how to heal it because he invented the spell, along with several other spells that became popular during his school time and were even used by James to bully him. Another thing I wanted to mention is something the movie doesn't really explain very well - the process of creating a Horcrux. Killing someone does rip the soul apart but does not automatically create a horcrux, as a special incantation is required + an object in which to seal the soul fragment. A death eater could kill dozens of people without ever choosing to create one. Voldemort already knew about Horcruxes, and in the book had already made one when he was inquiring Slughorn about it. He wasn't sure whether he could make multiple. This movie is my favorite, even though it's the least favourite of many fans because of it's chaotic nature and romance subplot. But for me, it has the most brilliant cinematography of all of the movies which contributes a lot to the overall atmosphere. There are dozens of very precise, symmetric shots and the colour grading really adds to it all - there's a lot of sepia tones that reflect the foreboding of the climax in HP 7. And Nicholas Hooper did an amazing job with the music, which is absolutely fantastic too. I really really would love to hear your guys take on the book/audiobook as it explores a lot more of Voldemort's past, Harry's quest in figuring out who the half-blood prince is and his conflicted feelings in regards to Ginny. Much love ♥

[@Jan-eq4eh]

oh and yes, Jame's family are purebloods. Jame's father invented the sleekeazy's hair potion which became very popular and made them very wealthy. Hermione used the potion in the goblet of fire to prepare for the yule ball (book only).

[@artbagley1406]

During the skirmish in the swamp outside The Burrow, both sides were using NON-VERBAL SPELLS, something lightly touched upon in the books by this stage; there's a bit more of the practice in the book. My daughter went to the local bijou's midnight premiere of "TH-BP" all those years ago. When Snape did-in Dumbledore, she said the entire theater audience yelled out, "NOOOOOOOO!!!" at the tops of their lungs. Never before, and never since, has she witnessed such a crowd reaction.

[@Its_sa2]

I literally stop everything I’m doing when you guys drop a new reaction, I watch the reaction on my screen, then continue watching/listening to discussion as a podcast 😂 love from Saudi Arabia

[@CJDM310]

24:58 there are no formal boundaries, but students tend to sit with their friends. And their friends tend to be from the same house.

[@nayay.1881]

almost 6 hours long, LOVE IT! i'm listening to this while doing chores by the way lol it's somehow entertaining

[@samanthasea2088]

Yeah the movie really does not explain the Half Blood Prince properly, leaves the reveal falling flat. Theres a lot of open questions at the end of this one so you just have to push through.

[@sniper6827]

Saw the video had a 4 hour review section and instantly hit the like button before even watching

[@fjnemo]

Having a book with notes on it was a cheat code in school, I remember people never used to like taking new books every new year coz you knew there wouldn't find helpful notes and answers on the inside. Idk if americans had that experience in school

[@dominicvandermerwe2092]

Luna is Ravenclaw, and Cho is Hufflepuff. Cedrick was the Hufflepuff seeker that beat harry in quidditch during that lightning storm where he fell off his broom due to the dementors.

[@karenhall4645]

Snape taught potions, so it makes sense that the book would be his with all the notes about improving the potions recipes. This used to be my least favorite movie, but once I saw The Deathly Hallows, so much is explained and I enjoy this one so much more than I used to.

[@ethancardenas820]

I have to say, I LOVE how analytical you both are. Your attention to detail is like none other. I’ve watched so many reactions and it’s always exciting when you two catch the things I did that most others miss. The spearmint toothpaste scent for example

[@Jmoneymorse]

i almost thought tom riddle was wearing the resurrection stone on his finger rubbing it, talking about splitting the soul into 7 pieces lol. just realized this after watching all the movies so many times lmao

[@dillonshepherd]

So excited to see my favorite reactors making their way to the end. And it’s so cute to see you taking notes. You both are awesome. To the end we Go!!

[@rowanjoy419]

Is because of the prophecy, remember the prophecy says "The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches... born to those who have thrice defied him, born as the seventh month dies... and the Dark Lord will mark him as his equal, but he will have power the Dark Lord knows not... and either must die at the hand of the other for neither can live while the other survives..." that is why he thought they were the potters, they had a son just one year old, born in july and they were member of the order. 😊

[@CJDM310]

1:35:31 The term Half-Blood in the Potter world indicates that the Witch or Wizard has a muggle parent and a magical parent. Voldemort IS a Half-Blood so at least you were in the ball park. However, given how much he values blood purity so much so that he used the Chamber of Secrets to kill muggle-borns, it was unlikely that he would be boasting about being Half-Blood and would never give himself such a name.

[@nebidiaswift5200]

This movie easily has the funniest line of all the movies in it… “all hands on deck Weasley”

[@torpedorunner2228]

maybe Granger? ^^

[@iulia.bianca.b]

48:33 What you didn't catch there in that moment because you were making jokes, is that Draco was in that tower contemplating life... And he has said earlier in the movie, while in the train to Hogwarts, that he felt like jumping from that tower. He's literally isolated (in contrast to Ron and his girlfriend, and Harry and Hermione) struggling with s*icidal thoughts.

[@persephonebasilissa5109]

54:25 Gabriella is so much more perceptive than I! Figured it out so quickly. Rarely see that in a reactor.

[@senior12MdN]

You guys are spot on with the whole "Love" concept. I don't remember what it was called but Harry's mom essentially used a "love" spell/magic to protect Harry. Love is basically the strongest form of Magic in the Harry Potter universe. And Voldemort is hell bent on proving that nothing, not even love, is stronger than he is.

[@DarthPepis]

At this point seeing the length of the video is pure comedy for me xd. I see the title "okay so harry poter 6" i see 5 hours and i just start laughing

[@happyvagabonds]

The book goes so much more in depth and everything gets explained really well (unlike the movie)! I can't wait for you guys to read them!

[@vanriss6226]

5:44.. Luna is a Ravenclaw.. she dressed up like that for that specific game. She also is the narrator of some games in the books.

[@jezz6002]

super ansiosa pras reações dos dois últimos filmes, muita coisa vai ser explicada! vou até ligar as notificações pra não perder de jeito nenhum, eu simplesmente amo como vocês prestam bastante atenção no filme mas ao mesmo tempo arrumam um jeito de comentar as cenas sem perder o foco, beijos do Brasil!

[@sparshdhir]

Fenrir Greyback (the hairy monster looking death eater) is a werewolf . Prince is Snape's mother's last name/title

[@alexsyiem5763]

Yessssssssss uploaded this just as im having dinner😆

[@mentallygonereacts]

Where are you from? It's actually currently breakfast time where we are haha! Hope you enjoy it (both the dinner and video)!😆

[@alexsyiem5763]

@@mentallygonereacts Oh I'm from Asia😅. I really did enjoy it (food and the reaction)🙏. Can't wait for the remaining 2.

[@rianvanheerden8487]

It's significant how much presence the love potion makes in this movie along with Voldemorts back story... because Voldemort was conceived under a love potion spell...his mother put his muggle father under the spell...the consequences of a child being born in this circumstances is that the child will never experience love or empathy as in he/she will not be able to love . That's why Tom Riddle was the way he was and also in the last movie when he was possessing Harry when Harry told him amongst other things that he will never know love

[@CJDM310]

1:50:27 it was a vow to protect Malfoy and complete the task that was given to Malfoy (the task that Voldemort gave to Malfoy was to kill Dumbledore)