First Time Watching Harry Potter & the Half Blood Prince | Movie REACTION!!

[@Durag__bandit98]

My problem with this movie is they removed Voldemort background which basically told us he was born a psych cuz his mom drugged his dad with a love potion and had him and in this universe that causes the baby to be born without love

[@UnholyKat]

Who is parents were, had no bering on the story in movie form, book yes for details but not told on film. It showed Riddle as a child and his darkness to harm people which is all that matters.

[@ackerose]

That's just a misinterpreted quote from jkr. Love potion is only meant to be a symbolism. But his mother's family is psychologically screwed up with all the inbreeding and stuff.

[@deathswitch2404]

Tbh, thank God they didn't because could you imagine the cancel brigade getting hold of the information that Voldemorts mum date-rped his father? Jesus they'd be insufferable

[@georgeide2337]

​@@ackeroseNo that is the actual backstory from the book, the love potion was real.

[@ackerose]

@@georgeide2337 Yeah I know his mom used love potion, but Voldemort being a megalomaniac has nothing to do with it.

[@underwriter53]

The most poignant moment is when Dumbledore says to Snape, “Severus, please!”

[@3rdstreetreactions]

😢

[@fernandoochoa8926]

People always forget, but Dumboldore found all 12 uses for Dragon Blood. One of the reasons why he’s also famous. Him tasting the blood, though weird, he knew instantly that it was dragon blood and not from a person.

[@lillywhitehands]

Hi! That scary guy is Fenrir Greyback. He is the werewolf who bit Remus Lupin when Lupin was 5 years old. Also, Greyback, I believe does not need the full moon to infect someone. Voldemort only taught Prof Snape how to fly without a broom. And finally Snape's mother is a full blooded witch whose maiden name is Prince. Snape's very abusive father is a muggle. So, Prof Snape is the Half-Blood Prince.

[@raphael_2d878]

i remember when one of the girls in my class let me borrow her HP and the Half Blood Prince book. Think I finished reading all of them on my senior year. I used to read it everywhere. One day I was in class and during break I already had the deathly hallows book and when I finished I said "that was amazing, next one" and then immediately picked up book 7 on my desk and started reading and everyone next to me started laughing because I couldn't wait to read the final book even though I had already seen all the movies by then.

[@im-gi2pg]

I couldn’t put them down and I read them 13 years ago. I’m 69 now!🤣

[@TexArizocan]

​@@im-gi2pgit shows that they're for everyone

[@deepikasingh9061]

The highlight at the start of the video, always found Snape’s reaction hilarious there. Glad you noticed 😂

[@3rdstreetreactions]

We lost it!

[@livewire47rb]

No way that was going unnoticed. Lol I love snapes character

[@LadyButterfly99]

The Ginny/Harry relationship DOES make A LOT more sense in the books specially this one! it's a thick book with LOTS of details in it and their relationship was in my opinion very well written and developed throughout this entire book and forward When/if you read this one Tom you'll get it all! From him realizing she's EXACTLY his type and how his relation fell with Cho and WHY because that leads to why and how he realizes Ginny is THE ONE foe him in every aspect and also about Ginny herself and how she developed from that starstruck madly in love stupidity around Harry freaking out to becoming more confident and herself which is strong, fierce, funny, sarcastic, very charismatic girl that made Harry finally notice and like her! And how that all "be yourself he would actually notice and like you for who you are" plan/method was actually all Hermione's doing! It was her idea and guidance to Ginny! great detail!

[@tophernates]

Ginny looks like Lily too

[@ChilledKiwi]

Quite rare to see someone's unfiltered reaction to something that's possibly the most spoiled thing in the last 20 years, great stuff

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Thanks man!

[@michaelgallego3088]

That’s not happening here… this guy on the left is constantly spoiling shit, dropping major plot points(horcruxes in second movie) or directing the guy on the right to pay attention to characters and to even told him to “remember the rat” before the third one. It’s unfortunate cause the guy on the right looks capable of watching and forming opinions on his own.

[@ChilledKiwi]

@@michaelgallego3088 I meant Dumbledore's death specifically

[@064DW]

I always wondered how Draco knew Dumbledore was there but then I remembered in the books they put the mark above the tower on purpose to draw him in

[@neryskkiran1820]

Fred and George were given the seed money for their business by Harry, who first tried to give Cedric's father the Tri-Wizard Tournament prize money, and, when he wouldn't accept it, he gave it to the twins.

[@Nemophilist850]

They toned Sectumsempra down a lot for the movies. In the books it's basically like being slashed all over your body by invisible swords.

[@TexArizocan]

Have you seen the fan made video?

[@Nemophilist850]

@@TexArizocan Nope.

[@TexArizocan]

@@Nemophilist850 You should check it out. Severus Snape and the Marauders

[@drewzzz3461]

Legit the reaction videos I look forward to most! Thanks for continuing this journey Shane it's been a blast!

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Glad you like them!

[@elizabethstrong6057]

There's a hilarious meme about the professors observing Lavender in the cringe hospital scene, and it started that Dumbledore was acting as though he were watching his favorite programme 😂

[@alanglass5518]

From the 7 movies, this is the one where they cut out the most compared to the book. If you watch the movie and then read the book, you understand a lot more about how Voldemort thinks, how he hides all the Horcruxes, and especially his "relationship" with Dumbledore. All of that is very important to understand the 7th movie. I highly recommend you watch a video about all the differences between the movie and the book before watching the deathly hallows.

[@tracycainyidette]

❤ another great reaction lads, really enjoying this journey with you both.

[@mikoajczarnecki3388]

I love reaction and discussion. I think with murder being against nature, it means that human life is not meant to be ended with murder, it starts with conception and ends with natural death and that human being is not suppose to murder, wasn't created for that.

[@3rdstreetreactions]

That’s a fair point.

[@connorredshaw5650]

Don't you understand I have to do this I have to kill you or he's going to kill me. Even when his own life his on the line Draco still couldn't bring himself to kill Dumbledore. Despite him being a really bully to all multiple students for several years I still feel a bit sorry for him.

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Me too

[@flugsven]

They are supposed to be 16 in this. One book= one schoolyear, and they were 11 in book one. Next year they will come of age which is 17 in the Wizarding World.

[@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.

[@BenBanjo87]

The movies really spoiled Ron's character, which is all the more sad because Rupert Grint is an excellent actor, and deserved to have more of his complexities to play with.

[@livb6945]

Great reactions, great discussion. One thing though. We are not here because lots of people killed other people - we are here because of those who lived.

[@ShreddyKreuger13]

Dan Radcliffe on liquid luck is when you can really tell he’s leveled up his acting. So good.

[@ChelseaChfy-ex1po]

Not really because that’s literally how he acts in real life in interviews. He has that hyper nervous energy.

[@ShreddyKreuger13]

@@ChelseaChfy-ex1po him on liquid luck is the polar opposite of of hyper nervous energy… he’s actually over confident in a relaxed and quirky way. Not remotely the same in my opinion.

[@TexArizocan]

He seemed drunk, and from what I've read Daniel was drunk on set in these movies

[@Sully2001]

I got to stand on the bridge that the Death Eaters destroy at the beginning of this movie. I was a little bummed that I couldn’t go to Tower Bridge while I was on my HS trip to Europe, but as a HP fan I was jokingly keeping a keen eye on the sky😂🤙

[@nebulousreactions]

"When I'm making pasta... and stirring it..." 😂😂😂 Edit; Also, subscribed 😉

[@3rdstreetreactions]

@@nebulousreactions I make epic spaghetti what can I say! 🙏🏼

[@E.T.FoneHome-lz4ce]

17 years old in this movie, they all turn 18 in the beginning/before of next movie 🍿

[@livb6945]

No, they are 16 in the movie. Unless you refer to the actors, most but not all of them were a little older

[@livb6945]

17 is legal age in their world, when they can use magic outside of school and the Ministry remove the trace on the students.

[@Gabriel-ph6uj]

@@livb6945 ron and hermione turn 17 in half-blood prince

[@celestecaur5331]

It's interesting to see in the books that Tom Riddle's mother actually continuously used LOVE POTION on his muggle father and got pregnant. After which she finally decides to stop giving him the potion hoping he would stay for the kid but he left her immediately.

[@chrisenglert3958]

The relationship between Harry and Ginny has been slowly developing throughout the whole series beginning with the 1st movie. Sadly most viewers missed the subtle clues and therefore feel like it cam out of nowhere. It really didn't.

[@3rdstreetreactions]

It was don’t better in the books is what I mean.

[@grahamgresty8383]

Fan theory: some potions (such as the luck potion) are cumulative poisons so if you continually ingest these, you will die. Children who are conceived under the love potion cannot love. This happened to Tom Riddle who's father was being given this. Look at the 1st potions lesson: Hermione describes what she smells. The vapour is green when describing grass and orange when describing toothpaste (Ron's hair). Plus the ensemble is a mess in the film: Katie Bell is in the year above, Romelda Vane is in the year below, Goyle is too stupid and Lavender is a 'daft bimbo'. None of these are in this class from the books.

[@ankitsaxena2023]

Book Facts 🥸 1) Dumbledore know about Voldemort Hucroxs, but don't don't know how many are they? 2) Dumbledore gave a fair idea about what will be the other Hucroxs. 3) Dumbledore try to lock and hide harry at that friction of second dreco disarm Dumbledore. At his weakest time.

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Love this book so much!

[@heikira438]

Draco is a bully, but he's not a murderer. His life was on the line. He didn't have a choice.

[@jgmartin307]

While the actors were a little older, it took 10 years to film the 7 books, the characters were roughly 16. I think Dumbledore was protecting the waitress from potential illegal activity.

[@grahamgresty8383]

The age of consent in Europe is 16: nothing illegal here

[@livb6945]

​​​​@@grahamgresty8383Not "in Europe". Differs according to country but generally lower than the US. In Sweden for example it's 15, in Andorra and Austria it's 14, in Ireland 17, Turkey 18...

[@lechat8533]

Very interesting reaction. I can`t understand why you have only 324 Likes. I`m not a native speaker and sometimes I didn`t quite understand your dialogue. I thought I heard you say that Daniel wasn`t a good actor. If I understood you correctly, I must disagree with you. Before he landed the role of Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe played David Copperfield alongside Maggie Smith (Prof. McGonagall) and he was brilliant in that movie. Thank you very much!

[@sirimity]

Actually, Helena Bonham Carter is not married to Tim Burton, never was. They were together for 13yrs though and have 2 kids together.

[@NightSkyJeff]

Is that a "Kelevra" (Slevin?) tattoo on your hand?

[@3rdstreetreactions]

"bad dog" 😉

[@bidishah]

Never clicked so fast 😮😮😮 Hi Tom and Shane! So excited for this one. ❤ Hello from India!

[@jaynagrecha3792]

Hello Bidishah, my old friend! :)

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Hello! I hope you liked the reaction. I hope all is well in India!

[@jaynagrecha3792]

@@3rdstreetreactions Liked? Nah, loved it! Everything is well in India! Keep posting ❣️

[@thomascampbell5146]

My fav movies 😢 can’t wait for the rest !

[@erintrovato4564]

They're 16 in this movie. not 18. 🙂

[@E.T.FoneHome-lz4ce]

I have the answer to the Horcrux potion effects question and this is never ever revealed in the movies at all. But im going to say spoiler here even tho its not in the movies. SPOILER: the potion caused Dumbledore to relive the worst moment of his life which for him was the day he killed his little sister with a rebounded spell in a duel with his gay lover Grindlewald

[@ace360]

Tom Your Still a Wizard ⚡🤘

[@livewire47rb]

You know how to make a guy feel special 😅

[@ace360]

@@livewire47rb I mean just saying 🤣🙌

[@TheJmsJose97]

So many people skip over Harry convincing slughorn thank god yall are intellectual

[@TheJmsJose97]

The pasta comment had me fucking cracking up lmfao

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Hahaha I laughed again when I edited it

[@3rdstreetreactions]

We try to include as much as we can. Sometimes I have to do multiple uploads cutting more and more out just so it doesn’t get blocked. I’m glad I got to keep that part in! I normally have to cut out a ton of stuff I like.

[@TheJmsJose97]

@@3rdstreetreactions that’s great man I love the channel and dynamic you have with your con hosts! Been watching since cobra Kai even snuck in a month on patreon for that haha keep it up!!👍

[@livewire47rb]

@@TheJmsJose97thanks for watching! Appreciate the support 💪💪

[@toodlescae]

Harry is 16 through the whole movie. Hermione turned 17 right after school started in September and Ron turned 17 in March. Dumbledore was actually 114/115 when he died s the trio weren't far off in their guess about his age. Harry won gold at the Triwizard Tournament. He gave Fred & George the money to develop products and put towards a future joke shop. They already had the building for the shop before they left Hogwarts in such epic fashion. When the chemo made her hair start falling out Maggie Smith said that at least her McGonagall wig would fit better now. 😂 That lady is a tough one. This is my least favorite adaptation. When you get to the book you'll see why I think.

[@WitchyShelbs]

Unsure if you have seen Fear The Walking Dead, the actor that plays Nick Clark also plays young Tom Riddle in this movie. He is hardly recognizable!

[@conniegaylord5206]

Hi Poland!

[@kikolandzik]

hey connie! 🥰

[@bobbyj5375]

cool stuff

[@3rdstreetreactions]

👍🏽

[@kikolandzik]

im so first!

[@ruxandrarosca3397]

I think that you drink a lot of liquide luck you become atticted/poisoned

[@im-gi2pg]

Which of you hasn’t seen this movie? First time at your channel.

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Tom had not seen it. Shane has seen all the movies and has read the books. A long time ago though.

[@bidishah]

They're just about 16 in this movie.

[@E.T.FoneHome-lz4ce]

17 cuz they are all 18 in the next movie

[@bidishah]

Nope Harry is 16, he's 17 in the last book or the last 2 movies. I wasn't talking about the actors, but the characters. Hermione is a few months older than Harry though.

[@Gabriel-ph6uj]

@@bidishah well pretty much everyone turns 17 in this book, it's just that harry has a summer birthday

[@TexArizocan]

Harry turned 17 in the next movie because that's when​ the trace breaks@@Gabriel-ph6uj

[@ackerose]

So much is left out from the books, it sucks.

[@iamdario1234]

The show will fix that

[@TexArizocan]

​@@iamdario1234I can't wait for the show. They can add things that movies leave out but it won't be the same aging with as the movies do

[@darajeeling]

My lwast favorite movie they left Snape teaching DaDA out - they cut into the night "in Noctem" due to Alan Rickmans performance being to good The can do a fire scene but leave the whole thing that book is about out. I mean - come on Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (literally Harry Potter and Severus Snape) and we have more Lavender then Snape in this movie XD and do not even get me started on the backstory of Voldemort XD I HATE film 4 and I hate this even more!

[@CadTrii234]

Omg! Stop correcting his pronunciation of Lestrange when you can't even say Bellatrix properly! Cringe!

[@3rdstreetreactions]

Yeah Sorry about that