Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (3/5) Movie CLIP - Snape's Memories (2011) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) gets a look inside Snape's (Alan Rickman) memories that completely changes everything.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The final adventure in the Harry Potter film series follows Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), Ron (Rupert Grint), and Hermione (Emma Watson) as they prepare for a final battle with Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes), who is determined to destroy Harry once and for all. In order to defeat the powerful wizard, they must find and destroy Voldemort's last and most elusive Horcrux -- that is, the enchanted piece of soul allowing him to remain immortal -- before his nefarious plans come to fruition. David Yates directs.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (2011)
Cast: Ralph Fiennes, Daniel Radcliffe, Alan Rickman, Michael Gambon, Ellie Darcey-Alden
Director: David Yates
Producers: David Barron, Debbi Bossi, David Heyman, Tim Lewis, J.K. Rowling, John Trehy, Lionel Wigram, Roy Button
Screenwriters: Steve Kloves, J.K. Rowling
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[@MetalSmasherGaming]

Snape is truly one of the most brilliantly-written characters ever.

[@overlex]

I can think of a few handful, but I don't disagree (y)

[@timothyw98]

Might wanna add Tyrion Lannister to that list.

[@overlex]

Zé Pequeño from City of God, and Heath Ledger’s Joker

[@schwartzy65]

@@overlex ledgers joker is nothing compared to complexity of snape...

[@overlex]

@@schwartzy65 you're wrong. Snape was torn between his master's whims (Voldemort) and his allegiance to Hogwarts and love for Lilly Potter. WHY?? because he's just (and still is) a young soul who has known humiliation and power all his life, but never love. Heath's joker is a strategic genius turned serial killer/terrorist. WHY?? ... nobody knows. So yes, you're wrong. Snape and McGonagall are my absolute favourites in the HP world, but you're wrong because they've been well developed (UNLIKE heath's joker, who BEGS to have many questions about his past answered). Anything else?

[@tigerguy1013]

For Harry’s entire life Severus was protecting him and he never knew it until Severus was gone and he couldn’t say thank you. The thought of that kills me

[@jankasolis61]

It has to be heartbreakint to harry too, mostly becaus every year he suspect about snape being bad

[@blazinpuffs]

That's kind of what an unsung hero is.

[@rosvik1787]

Tigerguy 101, hoped Snape could appear in the resurrection stone scene.

[@captainbowty]

I feel like Harry in the end realizes the only way he can thank Severus is by giving one of his sons Severus's name, albeit its the middle name. Albus Severus Potter.

[@rosvik1787]

Ty Bowden, Snap casted that patronus charm to show Harry the sword of Griffindor. I didn’t know that before I saw the dh1 last month

[@Endonia-ym3sl]

In four minutes, Snape went from the most hated character in the franchise to the most beloved. Now that's good writing

[@AureliaX]

It's funny cause I never actually hated him! I always thought he was a interesting looking character with a unknown story that reveald itself more in every part of the movie. But first I thought he was really on Voldmort his side so he could get to Harry but it was nothing like that. And I have seen a lot of movies with sad endings. But nothing prepared me for Snape and his secret love for Lily and then still looking after her son while Harry reminds him of James, the man that made Snape his life a living hel. Thats why they always stated Harry has his mothers eyes. His mother was the good and strong one. His father actually a bully (and a swine) 😅😂

[@tylersoto7465]

Snape was a great perplexed character in this. He taught me that sometimes you have to sacrifice things you care about so others can live even though only you know that 😢

[@antoniomerida3873]

In the movies maybe, in the book that's not enough to forgive him.

[@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked]

Snape was quite insufferable in the books. Even in the movies in POA, he straight up bullies Hermoine for no other reason other than she's smart. I know people like to romanticise Snape after this movie, but damn. People really forget what he was like huh?

[@leflyxdvd]

be went well on the kid, excpet the first 2 movies, but after that he was a protector imo.... look deep

[@dionneem1]

Rest In Peace Michael Gambon and Alan Rickman. Your rolls and acting ruled phenomenally. We will miss you both.😢

[@bushbasher85]

Robbie Coltrane too. He may not be in this scene but let’s not forget Hagrid.

[@stuontwo677]

Aye they were both good bakers... their bread rolls will be missed. It's ROLES.

[@15Candles]

Sad that we lost them, please protect Maggie Smith at all cost. She's the oldest cast member in the HP franchise that's still alive

[@SuperMarioAPA3968]

In Loving Memory Snape & Dumbledore

[@shehrozahmed904]

Roles*

[@GLAPostalService1]

We said goodbye to Severus Snape. We said goodbye to Alan Rickman. We all cried.

[@higigelvert7395]

Ye- yeah tha-thats true WHO IS CUTTING ONIONS

[@FaPro-hr5du]

Frank West 😞

[@fatthorstumtum6593]

We said goodbye to them, but remembered them always

[@lunalovegood3807]

Yes...

[@ivangomez123]

When he died, it was the most saddest day of the year 2016.

[@grandadmiralthrawn9231]

"Look...at...me..." I just realised that Snape said this because he wanted Lilly's eyes to be the last thing he saw before dying...

[@SkittlesInYourHand]

Yeah, I was reading through that chapter and it clicked with me why he said it and I just had to stop reading and process that for a sec

[@knifedeku452]

It made me cry tbh

[@hermione8614]

😭😭😭

[@amyconway1631]

I can’t see past the tears

[@amyconway1631]

@hannah ???

[@ApexGale]

I always love that in retrospect, Harry looking like James but having Lily's eyes is meant to showcase that conflict Snape has in terms of how he treats Harry. From afar, the kid looks like the man who made his life a living hell for years. But face to face, eye to eye, he sees Lily. Snape knows it's not fair to treat Harry the way he does, and is reminded every time they lock eyes.

[@iqrafatma405]

¹

[@ennui9745]

Yes, this exactly!

[@saucygyal6480]

Yea I don’t even think he bullied Harry for being Harry fr. He was just trying to get back at James. So I guess Harry had to pay for his father’s sins.

[@crow_g1639]

@@saucygyal6480 I never liked James I always felt he had it all, pretty boring character if you ask me

[@gamerstheater1187]

ironically, him protecting James was also cause James Potter saved Snape's life once, so he's repaying James

[@user-jd9ql5co7q]

2:30 The way Snape’s voice comes off as a ghostly whisper when he casts such a gentle spell gives me chills

[@Ramox123]

Me too but in a different way, My tears start flowing whenever I watch that scene. That scene bring me back at Azkaban the 3rd part of the series to the last one.

[@ryanvillasenor1105]

About to make the same comment. Beautiful decision by sound design

[@rahulkashiv2299]

And i got chills when dumbeldore asked lily after all this time.. And he said - "Always"😢😢😢😢😢

[@thekpowe1]

​@@rahulkashiv2299I always get chills when he says that. I loved Snape. Loved Alan Rickman.❤😢

[@matthewroberts2792]

Snape is the only Death Eater who can cast that spell...and the way he did it in a whisper...chills

[@DylanCEdh]

“After all this time, you still miss Alan Rickman” “Always”

[@dannythomas417]

Really miss him. Loved him in Die Hard 1. He made it a success.

[@cassandrafenton2160]

Hell yeah

[@cassandrafenton2160]

Danny Thomas hell yeah that is definitely true

[@dannythomas417]

@cassandra fenton The movie was fine at first. But when Alan came, that meant the it got better. But it got a bit bad when he died.

[@cassandrafenton2160]

Danny Thomas yeah

[@Nobody77246]

Expecto Patronum can only be casted with happy thoughts and Snape casts it after being told the son of the woman he loved has to die. Snape is a powerful wizard.

[@babybliss4447]

legit.

[@chetanmazire5373]

thought of lily makes him happy

[@sakthibabu2271]

He did not care about Harry.

[@spo_okysparrw398]

Or the mere thought of Harry's death made him so happy that he could create a perfect Patronous

[@drunkkhajit5035]

He probably thought about lily, not that he was happy that Harry had to die

[@kyleclark6158]

Dumbledores line of “Lily.” Is delivered perfectly. The sad sighed reaction to the realisation that snape was the darkest of horses. Amazing scene

[@ZephyrBW]

Darkest of horses what does that mean?

[@kyleclark6158]

@@ZephyrBW Dark Horse: A usually little known contender that makes an unexpectedly good showing. This phrase represents Snape tremendously

[@_azurejake]

@@kyleclark6158 Another thing I admired of Snape was how well he played a double agent, Voldemort before killing him even thanked him for being a great servant which means Snape fooled Voldemort until the very end.

[@DekuStickGamer]

Can we appreciate how good an actor the baby who plays Harry is? Dude has me sold, little guy is crying his eyes out.

[@mung01re]

Due to laws regarding how child actors are treated, pretty much the only thing you can do to make a baby cry is make a very loud noise. You usually then have about thirty seconds to film the scene.

[@joshuamaldonado1721]

@@mung01re or just add a drop of water below the eye

[@Armor3d0ne]

@@joshuamaldonado1721 Or have a dwarf like actor that looks like a baby.

[@tutin4090]

Bet you didn't know that the baby got paid £40, about 50 bucks, for his appearance in this movie. £40 to play Harry Potter in Deathly Hallows Part II

[@gamerstheater1187]

it's a baby...

[@xeanderman6688]

"You've been raising him like a pig for slaughter!" Even Snape is horrified when he realizes this, you can hear it in the delivery of Alan's voice.

[@uhejnjd]

The moment I realized that Dumbledore was actually a bad guy in the series. He never cared about Harry, he was using Harry as a weapon. Snape cared about protecting Harry because of Lily but Dumbledore cared about protecting Harry so he could die.

[@demangel7187]

@@uhejnjd yes, i was disappointed coz he seems like he cared for harry in the furst movies, snape acted like he doesn't care but truth is he cares more than that

[@Teemo6544]

Jamie .Farrell But dumbledore never intended for Harry to die. He was specifically talking about the piece of Voldemort living inside Harry

[@ordenax]

And why do you think Dumbledore had Hermione get that PARTICULAR book in his will and testament? The book that would lead them to the deathly hallows?

[@matthewmcb1089]

Harry had to die willingly if his soul had a chance of surviving the killing curse again and Dumbledore knew there was a big chance Harry would only find out by watching Snape's memories (that's why he made sure to show him how to watch memories) so he couldn't tell Snape that Harry could survive otherwise Harry wouldn't have embraced death which is the only way for him to survive.

[@burjerpatty531]

"You've been raising him like a pig for slaughter" Hit me in the feels.

[@avag4981]

At that moment I wanted snape to avada kedrava his ass

[@TheBoss-vw7kn]

Don't tell me now that you've grown to care for the boy...

[@blackshadexl]

"So when the time comes... the boy.... must... die?"

[@nava1136]

Meng Martinez HOLY SHIT u like Melanie too???

[@partyanimal8248]

Meng Martinez YEAH

[@luigicavallo270]

1:51 The way his face goes from worried to distraught when he sees Lily's dead body is simply amazing acting!

[@m1nor1ty30]

The worst thing is that he is never able to apologise to her for calling her mudblood

[@JabamiLain]

​@@m1nor1ty30 according to the books, he tried. She didn't accept. I don't blame her That was her best friend. And in a way, he betrayed her. Saddest part is, she already suspected that moment would happen, with him being a Voldemort's fan.

[@m1nor1ty30]

@JabamiLain I think she might have forgiven him when he protects Harry. It's too bad we didn't have the scene where ghost snape apologised to her, and lily was glad that he do the right thing

[@ElyonGibbor]

​@@JabamiLain Actually no. Lily fell in love with James the moment she saw him but because he hated his best friend, Snape, she needed an excuse to throw Snape out of her life if she wanted to be with the person she loved. So, she used this "mudblood" as an excuse to completely cut ties with him. Sometimes we say things we don't mean in a fit of anger and he did apologize, tried his best to be forgiven, so, if she really was the angel she was portrayed as, she would have understood that and forgave him after he apologized.

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Sir Michael Gambon (October 19, 1940 - September 27, 2023), aged 82 And RIP Alan Rickman (February 21, 1946 - January 14, 2016), aged 69 You both will be remembered as legends.

[@coreybell7178]

Absolutely 100%

[@selinakurz8754]

*28. September

[@deadiesavenue1364]

Sir Alan Rickman. The people knight him.

[@keyshawnestberg]

Damn Michael was recent, also rip to hagrid

[@Daquan0394]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@elengoy75]

Snape is essentially the main character in the story, like Harry and Tom. Only this becomes clear at the very end. Three heroes embody in reality the tale of three brothers, Harry defeats death, Tom dies due to the thirst for immortality, and Severus dies for love. For the essence of this story is death.

[@TheBboyjoakim]

This just gave me a whole new perspective, thanks!

[@gamerarts8455]

Well they are actually the new deathly hallows Tom death for power Snape death for love Harry great the death himself

[@bestworst9065]

Wow

[@AkshayKumar-uu2md]

& some says dumbledore is death itself coz he was waiting for harry in king cross after voldemort used the killer spell on him

[@andywiththeskills]

Poetry 1000

[@VirajsinhChauhan007]

The amount of regret that Harry must carry inside him that he could never even thank severus for always taking care of him kills me

[@rinderurulade5785]

@Ra lee Theres a word called "Character Development" mam/sir.

[@robertgouldshaw2041]

@Ra lee that’s the point lol, reason why he is actually a good character

[@robertgouldshaw2041]

@Ra lee it does in a lot of way lol

[@tarzaneika587]

@Ra lee if even j k said that one of her best character was snape who are you to tell that lol

[@samuelhaverghast2442]

@Ra lee Snape was a complex character, yes he showed animosity towards Harry, but only because Harry looks almost exactly like James Potter, but... Snape also can't help but look at Harry like a son he and Lily would've had if James wasn't in the picture, and while I think the Jame's lookalike played a small role in his animosity, I also believe that Snape felt that Harry was spoiled, and needed someone that didn't just fawn over them, simply because he is the "boy who lived" Snape is a good character, well written and someone, readers, as they grow older could emphasize with.

[@marmiksaini]

"Always." That single simple word immortalized both Severus and Alan forever.

[@stitchxstitch225]

The look on Alan Rickman's face as he says "Always" will always be heartbreaking. Portrays the look of a man who has truly lost all he holds dear perfectly.

[@clckc]

One of the best actors ever

[@Witchpuppet2001]

Snape holding lily's dead body made me burst out into tears

[@BrocktonLazarus3397]

Same😢

[@MrFrostien]

Me too every time

[@bappi3049]

Always 😭

[@immortal98638]

Me too.

[@lydiabrasser2920]

Same here 🥺

[@ilphi08]

Imagine the awkwardness when Severus met James in the afterlife

[@callmesam8455]

Ikr

[@joannaganaden5509]

@MrWhat11the love this :)

[@SkittlesInYourHand]

@MrWhat11the I would be a bit less than pleased that he bullied the crap out of him while protecting him

[@tancuiyan199]

oof

[@theoutlawprince1304]

@Melanie Sepulveda Have you read the books? There, he's a real bully. The films kinda soft him a little bit. But in the books... Oh boy

[@edoardodm]

"Lily, after all this time" "Always" Damn, that made it hard to fight back tears

[@Frosty_cheerios]

2:23 has me crying like a baby. Snapes face says it all. “You can’t fathom how much I care for him and Lily”

[@VR-xk9wy]

Nope, Snape hated Harry to the very end. “But this is touching, Severus,” said Dumbledore seriously. “Have you grown to care for the boy, after all?” “For him?” shouted Snape. “Expecto Patronum!” From the tip of his wand burst the silver doe: She landed on the office floor, bounded once across the office, and soared out of the window. Dumbledore watched her fly away, and as her silvery glow faded he turned back to Snape, and his eyes were full of tears. “After all this time?” “Always,” said Snape.

[@LartBr]

​​@@VR-xk9wythis doesnt mean hate, you fool

[@korpsmaninfantry7238]

@@VR-xk9wyhe cared for Harry in his own way, Harry is the last legacy of the woman he loved and despite his feelings towards James he still kept Harry safe until the end. The best example is when snape was casting a counter curse to keep Harry safe during a Quidditch match.

[@VR-xk9wy]

@@korpsmaninfantry7238 He was just making sure he was alive for Lily's sacrifice, he didn't care for Harry all. Best example was him trying to expell Harry from day one, he didn't give a damn if he would have a miserable life with the Dursley, even worse after knowing Hogwarts exists and he's not there. That's something only someone who hates you could do it to you. 🤮

[@claffy2]

​@@VR-xk9wySnape did care for Harry in his own way. He is a nuch more complex character than you're making it out to be. 1) Harry resembles the look of his father, James Potter, who relentlessly bullied Snape as a kid and married Snape's love, Lily. Of course Snape feels bitter whenever he sees Harry. 2) Harry also acts like his father, breaking the rules constantly and antagonizing Snape whenever he can. 3) Snape is a Slytherin and Harry is a Gryffindor. They're naturally rivals. But Snape has constantly shown that he cared for Harry's safety and wellbeing. 1) He counteracted Quirrell's curse when Quirrell tried to kill Harry during a Quidditch game 2) Snape shielded Harry when Professor Lupin turned into a werewolf and tried to kill him 3) Snape was against and even offended by Dumbledore's plan to kill Harry in order to defeat Voldemort He might not care for Harry affectionately, but he cares for Harry's safety. Harry is all that Snape has left to remind him of Lily, after all. His last request was that Harry look at him so that he could see Lilly's eyes one more time.

[@the_bottomfragger]

Can we just appreciate what strength Snape had to conjure a full Patronus despite being in a world of pain?

[@jellyhaze699]

His happy memories were strong because of Lily

[@SledRider-bf3ih]

Not to mention, he's the only Death Eater who was able to cast a Patronus.

[@vandanapantawane9528]

Or he could hv been imagining how Voldemort killed James in his mind.

[@madelief1900]

@@SledRider-bf3ih He never was a true Death Eater he was working undercover for Dumbledore Dumbledore is the puppeteer holding all the strings in his hands

[@professionalgamer6522]

@@madelief1900 He was a death eater before he went to Dumbledore tho

[@mrx4022]

He was brave like a Gryffindor He was loyal as a Hufflepuff He was as cunning as a Slytherin He was as clever as a Ravenclaw Rest in peace Severus Snape Rest in peace Alan Rickman

[@main8824]

Random Art Student 🌞

[@main8824]

Random Art Student 🌚

[@sweetgirrljames]

Ahh that brought tears to my eyes 😭😭😭 I loved him xx Rest in peace Alan 💔

[@anikenhammerich319]

Rip 💐

[@MrLoverman136]

That is beautiful, thank you

[@miguelangeleredi9779]

This story is a masterpiece. Severus means the guardian angel that we all have. The one who protects us from dangers. The one who is willing to do anything to save us.

[@Truthorfib]

But we never see nor understand the sacrifices it endures to do so.

[@tylersoto7465]

Yes he is. Severus Snape understands that sometimes you have to sacrifice things you care about so others can live on. Even though you are the only one that knows 😢

[@jordanrivera8174]

The soundtrack, the acting and Snape himself. Exceptional scene.

[@greeshma3819]

The man who never smiled..the man who never showed any emotions...this 5 minute scene entirely changed perspective regarding his character...loved Lilly even after she belonged to another man and even after her death..protected harry and finally sacrificed his life for harry..the sad part is harry never even got the chance to say thank you..snape turned out to be real hero of the movie..

[@Foxhound3857]

Harry does indeed show his gratitude in the books, not just naming one of his children after Snape, but also by insisting on Snapes portrait being reinstated in the Headmasters office at Hogwarts.

[@thesparduck117]

Harry will tell Snape thank you when Harry finally greets death as an old friend.

[@ashleytriesgymnastics4137]

Would he say "thank you?" He knows Snape only cared about his mother. However... He knows his past, his school days, and what he's been through... So I don't know. Actually, he should say "Thanks for protecting me" lol I'm not sure if this is all correct cause I've never seen the movies and I haven't read the books in 2 years

[@karlamay_]

Not just the hero of the movies but the hero of everyone's childhood who has ever read Harry Potter while growing up. Well, Harry named his second son, the one who got his eyes as Albus Severus, so I think, Snape is smiling in the afterlife.

[@nokkuneinei6592]

you know what? Snape conjuring patronus is not for showing Dumbledore she loved lily not harry, it is to DISTRACT dumbledore that in fact, he DID grown to care for harry..how come showing patronus mean anything, while Dumbledore mayve had know Snape's patronus for a long time already? Because in the end, even it is sound bad, Snape is indeed the 2nd father he never known to have, not hagrid, not dumbledore, not even weasley's parent, Snape the only one strict enough to care for his wellbeing, prefering he does not take many dangerous and suicidal act, even if not being honest, he ready to teach harry hard magic to seal his mind from voldemort, for harry to reject it

[@Vaish.Slytherin4Ever]

Harry’s first mention of snape - “who’s that man” Harry’s last mention of snape- “the bravest man I ever knew”❤😢

[@Loooooooxiiiiiii]

everyone knows ❤

[@jordanelza8806]

It goes to show Harry was a very accepting person, and once he knew the truth about anything, he did what he knew to be right with that information.

[@Bruh-ul4zx]

@@Loooooooxiiiiiii shut up

[@itsrozana]

No it was i ever ket not i ever knew

[@kveeshinator]

@@itsrozana huh

[@curtyeomans8446]

Imagine finding out the teacher you were most suspicious of was trying to save you the whole time while the headmaster you completely trusted was secretly planning to offer you up as a sacrificial lamb all along

[@thelegend_jlz]

no matter how good or bad that Harry Potter HBO Max series is going to be nothing is going to compare scenes like this. The scenes from the movies just hit different along with the music.

[@beryla4979]

Facts. It's a whole another level of storytelling + the soundtrack elevates it

[@ZephyrBW]

Honestly I’m not even sure I want to watch it’s just because I’m contact with the books similar movies movies

[@kevinthunder3375]

I didnt like it. Snape was not there in the cottage. Unnecessary addition. Plus, I've always hated how the scenes were all jumbled up with a voice-over added to them. That is not how Pensieves work.

[@tbuckley2031]

@@kevinthunder3375 plus the massive amount of cut content and characters like the Dudley saying goodbye scene

[@AlexanderL23]

Wait that particular scene was written for the movies, not for the books....

[@elxanaxundov8955]

A man who would sacrifice his own life to protect the only legacy of the woman he loves. Who can do that?

[@vivek27789]

Very very few.

[@bellenesatan]

James Potter did that

[@elxanaxundov8955]

@@bellenesatan have you really watched the movie?

[@bellenesatan]

@@elxanaxundov8955 No, but I've read the books, which are the canon source material. Have you?

[@NICKARRIOLA16]

Severus Snape, that's who

[@raaghavdatta7814]

Best. Twist. Ever.

[@fingolfirn8189]

I am your father: Hold my Force.

[@blackberry8615]

Fingol firn WOAH

[@collt0916]

Raaghav Datta oh yea no doubt

[@veilnebula2411]

@@fingolfirn8189 that would be the most iconic twist

[@lucasvasilev8364]

In the history of forever

[@CoreyCoyoteOfficial]

What hits the hardest is throughout the entire series, you never see Snape show any pain or emotion, he always seemed cold and lacking empathy. So him seeing Lilly die, ripping his heart out really hits hard about how much he loved her. Snape will always be the real hero of the story.

[@waves2378]

That may have been the very moment he stopped showing emotion. The tears he shed for Lilly were the last ones he would ever shed, at least until he himself died.

[@KVG_]

It is a lot harder to watch these scenes knowing that both of these brilliant actors are no longer with us. Rest In Peace Michael Gambon and Alan Rickman

[@iwin1560]

when Snape was holding the dead body of Harry's mom I almost cried

[@andrewlopes4462]

OK, everyone cried at this point you don't have to try to be a man or act cool just cry at a goddamn sad moment.

[@iwin1560]

+Co Op Gaming Dude just because I said almost doesn't mean I'm trying to act cool or anything it means it wasn't at my crying level.

[@mikeleeson2026]

*mum

[@tombarnes6923]

"you have your mother's eyes..." My face was your profile picture.

[@randomassaccount4081]

rthyfx👹👑👑💞💞💞🇹🇷🇹🇬🎀🛍🔨🕍🏩🏫🈹

[@mehaksharma9414]

Snape's revelation in Deathly Hallows was the greatest plot twist in the history of plot twists and no one can tell me otherwise

[@vivek27789]

True.. Very True

[@kartmartsupport3712]

Clearly you never watched empire strikes back. Nowadays, the value of the vader plot twist is undervalued because everyone knows about it, but before people found out about it prior to watching the movie, it was the biggest plot twist in cinematic history.

[@vivek27789]

@@kartmartsupport3712 Well it depends on "perspective".. meaning if you are a more of a star wars fan or a harry potter fan.😂😂

[@kartmartsupport3712]

@@vivek27789 I will admit, I lean more towards the star wars end of the spectrum myself.

[@vanne-necashionofbread9095]

Nahh, it doesn't work, when they reveal Snape being a good guy in movie 1, i was suspicious he is going to be reveal to actually be the bad guy all along, and he did, and then they show shots of Snape looking miserable and i know a twist or a redemption is coming, he is the most interesting character in harry potter but its not very well done

[@yashy399]

Even if we put emotions aside, we must appreciate how beautifully this scene is presented. The echoing godly voices of dumbeldore and snape,the cutscenes powerful enough to make us cry,the hauntingly beautiful musical score. Everything is just so damn beautiful.

[@MrRager10100]

this scene hits different now that they’re both gone 😭 RIP Sir Michael Gambon and Alan Rickman

[@Daquan0394]

Fr man and I hate it

[@infinitygirl3979]

Anyone else still cry when they see that it wasn't Lily's doe that saved Harry but Severus'

[@nylathemysticalcat9518]

I do

[@oranglewat370]

always

[@mithusarkar7879]

Which part was it?

[@infinitygirl3979]

@@mithusarkar7879 I wanna say prisoner of Azkaban. But when Harry goes back into Snape's memories he realizes it wasn't Lily's doe that saved him but Snapes

[@tubbyduck5317]

@@infinitygirl3979 no harry's own patronus saves him. Just like how hermione needed to throw rocks at themselves. They had to meddle with the past to ensure the future happened because they already meddled with the future, they just didn't know it yet because they were from the past

[@AdamFeuerauge]

So when the time comes...the boy must turn to page 394?!

[@pikiwiki]

yes. page 394. that's the one.

[@nanaichinose7007]

i just rewatched that scene djdjdkks

[@artursa.c.7053]

Adam Isso 😂 I started tearing up then I saw this comment and started laughing

[@salmanhanifa7853]

And guess what? You've just got 394 likes!

[@kwonjiyong73]

You ruin the sadness in this video haha

[@LaughingManJk]

When I obtained Severus Snape's wand at universal, I definitely shed a few tears because of the late Alan Rickman. Some of his spells were my favorite in the entire series and his loyalty and what he had to do and his love were just unmatched. So beautifully written, so beautifully portrayed on screen. The half-blood Prince will always live on in our hearts

[@michaelbaptiswa2081]

JK rowling really put her heart and soul on writing snape’s character. A truly masterpiece.

[@confused8597]

The scene were snape just sat there rocking with Lily’s dead body killed me

[@luzorellana2247]

And Lilly 😏

[@Sophie-ym2gu]

@@luzorellana2247 it’s Lily with one L

[@edwardrichtofen1252]

@@Sophie-ym2gu Ha! I get it, because death is seen sometimes as a lost. Ha! Genius, I should tell a hellhound this story, he'll end up turning back to a normal hound.

[@dianariverjackson5123]

Same

[@Wade_Fucking_Wilson]

" rocking with " wtf

[@hutchyboy9994]

“It’s been 4 years and you still cry over Alan Rickman” Me: “always”

[@dannythomas417]

5 now.

[@hutchyboy9994]

@@dannythomas417 don’t make it worse

[@Sciencedoneright]

@@hutchyboy9994 ikr😭

[@queenbrightwingthe3890]

666 likes. Lets keep it that way.

[@Kenthai1981]

Alan rickman always 🦌

[@bilbofraggins2900]

Snape, my favorite character throughout the entire series. Reading these books as i grew up and then seeing Alan Rickman's portrayal made me love the character even more.

[@batbabe1507]

Alan Rickman was nothing short of a legend. Snape will forever be my most favorite fictional character. Alan brought him to life in a way no one ever will be able to replicate. His performance in TDH2 was absolutely beautiful.

[@Star_l0rdd]

Dumbledore opened his eyes. Snape looked horrified. “You have kept him alive so that he can die at the right moment?” “Don’t be shocked, Severus. How many men and women have you watched die?” “Lately, only those whom I could not save,” said Snape. He stood up. “You have used me.” “Meaning?” “I have spied for you and lied for you, put myself in mortal danger for you. Everything was supposed to be to keep Lily Potter’s son safe. Now you tell me you have been raising him like a pig for slaughter--” “But this is touching, Severus,” said Dumbledore seriously. “Have you grown to care for the boy, after all?” “For him?” shouted Snape. “Expecto Patronum!” From the tip of his wand burst the silver doe: She landed on the office floor, bounded once across the office, and soared out of the window. Dumbledore watched her fly away, and as her silvery glow faded he turned back to Snape, and his eyes were full of tears. “After all this time?” “Always,” said Snape.” ― J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[@btssakalam363]

i just finished re reading this part 😭😭😭

[@ExhaustedWombat]

“No, I don’t care about the kid. I’m still obsessing over his mum from my school days. It is very pathetic.” - was presumably edited out in one of the earlier drafts.

[@kyupified2440]

What was the silver doe supposed to do.

[@btssakalam363]

@@kyupified2440 well first snape used his own patronus (doe) to lead harry to the sword. then the scene above (dumbledore and snape talking) he showed dumbledore his patronus to show him that he's all doing that thing just because of his love for lily and no other reasons

[@ambrosiacanelo9014]

The part that truly breaks me is "Only those whom I could not save" because that means he HAD TO WATCH as they died for the greater good, but they still haunt him

[@polymire]

I like how in just 5 minutes, they made us feel and sympathize for Snape who up until this moment we felt hate for for him killing dumbledore.

[@Bunny11344]

I didn’t hate him even after that I was only disappointed. I love this character from the moment I saw him.

[@luiousy7329]

His face was clearly under durass when he killed Dumbledore, always knew something else was going on.

[@AstralBelt]

it was obvious he was doing it to ensure the plan to take down Voldemort would go through remember when he told Harry to hush, so he wouldn't alert the death eaters to his presence?

[@davecrupel2817]

Never has a plot twist hit so fiercely and strongly, in so quick a time.... When i first read this, my Jaw was on the floor.... And as i read the books along with the progression of the movies (read each book before its respective movie came out), my jaw STILL hit the floor when i saw this scene in the movie... Never had a movie, or book, left me at a true loss for words. Never had a movie or book uprooted my so-very-deep-seeded ill will towards someone before...or since. Shock value done in the most beautiful way, and for the most beautiful reasons... I'll never forget this part of the story because of that.

[@crow_g1639]

@@Guy4681 hAte hIM

[@marshmallow7746]

I really needed to cry and this scene always does it for me.

[@_unforgiven]

A detailed analysis of the Harry Potter villains is on my channel!

[@Leto85]

I consider this the strongest scene in the whole Harry Potter franchise. I still feel something cold running through my spine when I see it again.

[@Striker163videos]

This and the first half of the flashback.

[@Leto85]

Striker163 Yes, you're right. This is 'only' the half, second half of the scene. It's depressing yet so divine.

[@shimasaeedomer4957]

ya the best ever

[@alliwantissomeonetolikeme1197]

I could feel a lump in my thought. When we saw the first movie, we assumed he was nothing but the potions' teacher at Hogwarts who didn't like Harry. But after his death, it was like Ginny died, or when Fred died. People think Snape's death was like a cry of celebration, but really, he was trying to protect Harry, and the only reason why he disagreed with Harry is because James Potter bullied Severus as a kid. Only a true hero like Snape deserves a cry. R.I.P Alan Rickman💗💗

[@Leto85]

Emoji l Gaming And that is exactly why it is important not to judge somebody at first sight. Admitedly, it was maybe too much to ask from Harry, as he was very young at the time he met Snape. But his background (Snape's) serves as an excellent example of what it means to be too judgemental.

[@cutlet7127]

It's been 10 years, and I still cry. The power of this scene is insane.

[@jewel8425]

Even just the music sends me into tears

[@anuvindat8419]

മലയാളി😳

[@cutlet7127]

@@jewel8425 ikr😢

[@cutlet7127]

@@anuvindat8419 മലയാളി ❤️

[@levi33365]

ശെരിക്കും വല്ലാത്ത ഒരു ഇഷ്ടം തോന്നും ഈ സീൻ കണ്ടാൽ 😭💓

[@Taemoon_Official]

This scene has to be one of the most powerful scenes in the entire Harry Potter franchise

[@lindabryan2941]

One of the most emotional moments in any of the Harry Potter films. Brings tears every time. Can I just say how masterful the editors were with weaving Alexandre Desplat's score together with "Dumbledore's Farewell" by Nicholas Hooper from Half-Blood Prince? Once the music mourned for Dumbledore, and Snape was the villain. Now, we mourn Snape, and Dumbledore was the villain all along. If the scene alone doesn't bring tears, the heartbreaking score behind it will. Magnificent piece of film.

[@INFAMOUSTylerStanley]

I think snape cared for Harry because he was the only thing left of Lily but was so angry at Harry's father a.k.a James that he lashed out on Harry but deep down he cared which is why he saved him R.I.P great actor love always.

[@egeorgiades93]

Agreed. When he looks at Harry from a distance, he sees James. When he looks into his eyes, he sees His Lily.

[@KC-lz6up]

How did Snape "save" Harry?

[@samsonguy10k]

I don't think Severus ever hated Harry. He had to remain cold and distant to protect Harry. If he let his guard down, he would have foiled the plan to fool Voldemort, perhaps even so much as not being able to kill Dumbledore for it, knowing how much Harry looked up to the old Professor. As Malfoy was unable to do so, Voldemort would have stepped in and gained the full power of the Elder Wand. So much was at risk that Severus knew he had to hide behind a shell of cold emotion and convince the other Death Eaters that he was the right choice to stand against Dumbledore. It just wouldn't have looked right for him to show anything good towards Harry, no matter how much he would have wanted to take Lily's son under his wing and teach him.

[@lorrietsaoussis5168]

U have to remember snape loved Lily with all his heart he protects harry for Lily

[@missylks1239]

K C saved him off his broomstick and his tears gave him inside info into killing Voldemort.

[@thebandit0256]

The Beginning- Hated Snape The Ending- Hate James

[@wildeskompositum9556]

The Sky Bandit TheBandit025 hate James?lmao right hatr him for fighting the most powerful wizard of all timed to protect his family, but yeah nice guy Snape is better

[@memeswtf2684]

@@wildeskompositum9556 He fought because he was a father. all fathers would do that. and if he fought the way he could killed voldermort , i would say i love him ;) But he died dude .. like any other person who was trying to fight back with voldermort. so he was not clever. But Snape was clever . HE FOUGHT BACK WITH VOLDERMORT IN A DIFFERENT WAY WHICH NO BODY REALIZED UNTIL HE DIED.

[@TitovIgorBro]

@@wildeskompositum9556 He's obviously talking about the fact the James Potter was just a generic cool-guy-bully

[@Octavia-nd3br]

James was a bully. He was an airhead. I kind of ship Lilly x Snape.

[@masterprocastinator8884]

I don't like James either. Such a bully!

[@whentheimposterissus8376]

2:11 this is the face of a man who is trying to suppress his anger after getting the biggest betrayal from someone he trusted so much.. Severus Snape could have shown harry only the part of his memory where he and dumbledore plans everything. But every part of his memory has essence of Lily. Sometimes it feels as if Severus wanted Harry to NOT hate him for what he did . He didn't wanted a PART of Harry that belongs to Lily to hate him for calling her that "word" , He wanted that part of Lily to know how much he loved her *"all this time"* , He wanted that part of Lily to know he would happily die for sake of her love even if that love belongs to someone else , Snape's love for Lily crossed boundaries to the point he protected her son with his life and soul the father of whom was his very own bully. He searched for Lily one last time in Harry's eyes and found her. His heart silent said "sorry" to her for last time for not being with her when she needed him the most . His love and his death was a proof of his undying love for her . Severus Snape you have our deepest respects /*

[@bratzxrose]

2:30 i have chills all over my body this scene is so full of emotion and power

[@natedorney7032]

That glimpse of both infant Harry and Severus crying for Lily always got me in tears.

[@alexman378]

Wasn’t in the books, but that little scene is visually heartbreaking and also establishes a physical connection between them without Harry remembering it, which adds to why he singles out Snape when he asks Percy about him. He didn’t ask about anyone else on that table. Again, not in the book, but it adds layers to previous films.

[@pushon10]

Yes. It's such a realistic reaction to death of a loved one.

[@TheEternalSteelAngel]

Respect for this comment.

[@Balinux]

Man tears.

[@Likexner]

Simperus Snape

[@ollierang]

severus holding lily’s dead body and sobbing while baby harry cries in the background has to be the saddest scene in any movie ever. edit: why tf are yall arguing on my comment thread lmao

[@LordMortanius]

Snape cradling a woman's corpse while her dead husband is lying a floor down and their orphaned son screams out for his mother isn't so much sad as it is disgusting.

[@mikipav1064]

@@LordMortanius What about sorrow is disgusting to you? I hope when you loose somebody that means much to you one day that there will be no one saying "disgusting" to you because that's just horrible to say. You are the only thing disgusting here....

[@LordMortanius]

@@mikipav1064 Snape is the architect of the woman's death, the hand that painted the bullseye on her family's back. That he hugs her like a disraught lover over the cooling body of her husband, who died trying to buy her time to flee, and ignores the screams of her wounded, orphaned baby, is what really seals the deal. There is nothing romantic or heartbreaking here from Snape's side.

[@fishofgold6553]

+stupid baby Ikr. That combined with that soundtrack...omg...

[@IamNinjaOfNinja]

and that music complement is perfectly

[@Redsox2023]

In the sixth film when Harry says “fight back you coward.” It hurt my soul. Snape wasn’t a coward. He was so brave to act as a double agent to Voldemort And cared for Harry so much. I balled when he died

[@Qeltz]

Definitely one of the most powerful scenes in cinema history

[@alexdredge655]

The way he falls to the ground when he see's Lily :(

[@shahdmohamed8834]

Killed me 😭

[@shivramkarthik2882]

1:49

[@rockyc6480]

He was having a mental break down 3;

[@SirCraigius]

Snape: "WHAT HAVE I DONE?! D:

[@mannpethani]

“Are you still gonna cry when you watch this scene?” Me: *Always...*

[@dannythomas417]

I cry every time Alan Rickman cries or dies. Like Die Hard 1. Yes, he was the villain, but he was still the best actor of the movie.

[@philliprowe5895]

Wait snape cared more for harry than dumbledote🤔

[@saimadhavchakrala4430]

Please explain me what snape meant by saying always

[@elliecombes1569]

I feel like a piece of my hearts missing

[@ladynawar]

STOP ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT *sobs uncontrollably*

[@michaell4292]

Snape being a double agent is already a great plot twist. But the reason why he's a double agent is just masterful writing and character development. Snape is truly one of the greats when it comes to fictional characters.

[@BraveryWing26]

First Alan and now Michael Gambon RIP

[@abdiyusuf3855]

Dont forget robbie

[@BraveryWing26]

@@abdiyusuf3855 They were so awesome. Thanks for the reminder. RIP Robbie Coltrane

[@shambhavi4292]

Snape finding Lily's body and cradling it while crying is the most heartbreaking moment I've ever watched in a film, it saddens me even if I think of it briefly. The only moment when I'm unable to differentiate reality from fiction

[@madeleine5561]

I've probably seen this film over 100 times and that scene still brings me to tears. I remember the entire theater balling when it came out

[@rochelleabrantes2100]

Totally agree, imagine the regret of not telling her he loved her all this time, only to be able to hug her when shes already dead

[@TheChiefsDude0]

Ever in film. Have you watched schindler's list?

[@ninaj6051]

@@TheChiefsDude0 So, Ralph Fiennes is the worst villain in movies it seems (such an amazing actor), causing pain and suffering to even the people who watch them? lol

[@ty814]

True 😢😢😢

[@leokeatonn]

The fact that Snape overcame his hatred of James Potter in order to protect the son of his first and only love just shows how truly caring and powerful he is. Even though, in Harry, he saw the face of the man who took away his one true love, he chose to look past all of that. He truly did care for harry, and that just breaks me apart every damn time.

[@notbothered5542]

No he never overcame his hate, he still hates James

[@RosanaLobs]

I think overcame is a strong word. And really, James didn't took Lily away. Severus pushed her away with his choices.

[@christianthatcher771]

@@notbothered5542Maybe, but the hatred he developed for Voldemort after what he did to Lily eclipsed any hate he ever had for James by leaps and bounds

[@PCArea]

@@notbothered5542 And had good reasons to do so. James was mean to him. But, he also was mean to Lilly, even if he loved her. If he truly wanted her to be with him, he would not have joined the Death Eeaters.

[@gcc4426]

for the record, snape loathes james and it never changed till the end. this hatred made him push lily away from him because he was hurt. snape has inflicted some degree of that hate towards harry thru his passive aggressive behaviors, but i think we can conclude that he does still have a certain amount of care towards harry because he's lily's child after all, whom he dearly love.

[@attakrus]

He loved Lily with all his heart so he protected her son with all his strength.

[@Yourbestie-Olivia]

It makes me cry that poor baby harry was looking at his dead mom and dad on the floor. His poor face was full of confusion. “Mama, wake up!”

[@iamandrew2467]

Snape was the Dark Knight. He did it all for the love of Lillian and for her son Harry. He truly was a hero.

[@skylovermc2146]

iAmAndrew *Lily not Lillian!

[@kapoorvarun909]

Perfect...

[@klaudiagrob]

Who's Lillian?

[@kapoorvarun909]

@@klaudiagrob Lily...Harry potter's mother

[@samadbaksh]

Did snape have another love called lillian??

[@linkintamho6165]

wait so snape was the one actually saving harry this whole time

[@bugsyyyyyy]

yep

[@HABO2210]

Always.

[@joshuakirschenbaum417]

Always

[@campnoulegend4767]

Always.

[@aons5481]

Expecto patronum 😭😭😭

[@jaehojeong5036]

The main villain is not Severus Snape. Severus Snape is truly a main antihero. The main villain is Voldemort.

[@iamsherlocked345]

Yep Voldemort who created so much death and destruction…. Who never had any love in his cold heart.

[@tajrinworld5202]

This is called true love. No matter how many times I watch this it still made me cry .

[@Portgas-D.Ace---]

Dumbledore: After all this time Severus: Always This scene always hits me so hard😭

[@Blunterful]

same it puts me in my feels

[@user-ii7dz1qd1p]

Same to yo

[@Kuro_Tsuki]

Always...

[@inf3rno691]

so deep

[@amirhosein5945]

That is the love power between Severus and lily..

[@amberhaught4428]

Finding out that Snape sent the Doe to Harry was so heartwarmingly revealing. This collection of scenes, and scenes like when he jumps from Hagrids arms alive and ready to fight are true works of art. Goosebumps just thinking about it!

[@chachasweet296]

In the book, he is not jumping. He wore the cloak

[@connorolita5342]

@@chachasweet296 ya the books did it better, and also Harry was able to talk the the paintings in dumbledores office reflecting on his life until the final battle where everyone was watching

[@Phantom19913]

@@chachasweet296 in the book Neville killed Nagini and during it Harry hid under his cloak. The centaurs joined the battle launching arrows at the death eaters causing both sides to flee into the great hall. The house elves then rose up and started attacking death eaters. All this pandemonium Harry realized something Voldemort can’t hurt anyone anymore and revealed himself after Bellatrix’s death where he had his final battle everything plays out the same.

[@toka9178]

what makes me hurt is the fact Severus didn't HAVE to put the sword in the water

[@harendrakumarsingh8531]

True ❤️❤️

[@mr.tobacco1708]

When my friends forced me to marathon all the Harry Potter movies, i always thought Snape was hiding something and couldn't understood his 'hate' to Harry but still he became my favorite. When he died i was sad, but after watching this scene I've got up from the couch and yelled "MY MAN!" it was the only reaction i gave throughout the marathon.. Alan Rickman did a fantastic job by portraying Snape R.I.P to both.

[@boomer150]

2:45 That scene, him holding Lilly, it gutted me. Then when Snape said "Always". I have never felt such emotion contained in one word.

[@n0ban790]

Dumbledore: "after all this time..." The meaning of this is deep. Snape was looking after, caring and protecting Harry as best as he could during the hole series. Truthfully, he didn't care that Harry was James son as he let it shown in the previous movies, but he cared about Harry because he was Lily's son and that meant everything for him. That was the extent of his love.

[@Mant111]

He didn't love Harry as much though, but rather loved Lily so absurdly much that even though he despised the father and didn't like the boy he still gave up everything he had in his life just so her son at least would live.

[@klaudiagrob]

@@Mant111 Did you know that Snape was a spy? Snape was risking his life if he created an impression that he respects Harry grudgingly then he would be in trouble.

[@Mant111]

@@klaudiagrob He cared for "Lily's son", not Harry as a person. He protected him because he was the last living connection to Lily, not because he particularly liked Harry. He was basically protecting her legacy but would've done the same for any other boy.

[@callmesam8455]

@@Mant111 he loved Lilly so he also would love her son

[@theweirdochannel7550]

Twist, what is snape is his father, but lily never told him, cuz she never got the chance?

[@r0quet]

Now this scene, will be saddest than never

[@terbrakerpb5648]

I know right; )

[@mohammedfaris7792]

yeah 😭💔

[@Orcaluv26]

Mufasa's Death will always be the close second

[@ravenclawrulez-gaming7019]

+Charlie Davidson dduhh didn't u read the book the meaning is sooooo obvious in the book

[@masterm537]

Yeah but also that anything comes up. About Harry and Snape.

[@JaneGirlGamer]

For a man who rarely shows emotion, him breaking down at Lilly’s death like he had lived 100 years of misery shows how honorable he was in the end. Even going far to protect Harry for the sake of Lilly.

[@kiki_the_arctic_cat_girl3778]

Snape holding Lily's dead lifeless body and crying because he loved her very much always makes me cry inside and out 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

[@achal_urankar]

one of the most heaviest plot twists in the history of cinema. damn it's so well written

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

Only to be surpassed by I am your father

[@UnseenHitman-1932]

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 Nothing can surpass it

[@crow_g1639]

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 cringe

[@samd708]

@@crow_g1639 maybe but he’s right

[@megustanlosfideos7867]

@@LazyOldFusspot_3428 ofc not

[@starlasaudios]

Just imagine Lily and James in heaven finding out Harry named his son after Snape

[@esdraskuhn8896]

Lily: *happy sounds* James: *WOT*

[@fakhrianirsali6380]

Lily: 😬 James: 😐 Snape: 😏 Dumbledore: 😂

[@haroldb1856]

They would have a good laugh.

[@lulub1433]

In heaven everything is ok. All water under the bridge you know.

[@isabellahill9594]

@@esdraskuhn8896 lily would not be happy this is the man who hugged her corpse while ignoring her crying child

[@BrandonThomas-qp9vu]

First Alan Rickman Now Michael Gambon Rest In Peace To These Fine Actors

[@amirabdulazeez3241]

I can’t imagine what Harry could be feeling - immense sadness and guilt 🥲 He had hatred for a man who protected more than his godfather but without him knowing. Yet he had only hate for this man until he died . Didn’t even had a chance to say proper goodbye 👋 and thank you ❤ If it was me I would had broken down and casted avada kedavra on meself

[@sanjana123]

It's such a touching moment when Dumbledore's like, "Lily, after all this time?" and Snape's like, "always". His love for her was so deep, it even took on her patronus.

[@stariesilver6327]

Yeah but when it did for tonks, Snape literally taunted her XD

[@jesserobinson1515]

I think they both had the same patronus because it came from the same memory in both cases

[@stariesilver6327]

@@jesserobinson1515 nope it's clarified in books but good theory

[@DAVIDCOFFEYWEAKLEY]

After all this time of Hating snape he was the good guy after all this time

[@fandomtrash6807]

LegitRave ikr

[@ondramarko1268]

DAVIDCOFFEY Always.

[@DAVIDCOFFEYWEAKLEY]

OnMa Games lily after all this time Always

[@madisoncharalambous1558]

DAVIDCOFFEY

[@DAVIDCOFFEYWEAKLEY]

Madison Charalambous yeah

[@Txtzxxoo860]

This scene gives me chills everywhere. The music in the background, Snapes and Dumbledores voices and the whole conversation is truly inspiring. The way Snape says „Expecto Patronum“ touches my soul.

[@christinev41]

Everybody is quoting the 'always' thing here, but after all these years I've noticed something that made my heart shatter down. Firstly music is brilliantly done so that contributed to things. The way Snape said 'expecto patronum' a whisper portraying his anger towards dumbledore, hurt and love he's felt all those years. It came out so beautifully broken, just consider it guys.

[@axceljulio5747]

And that he waves his wand in a way he never did before. It was not his style, but Lily's.

[@cloudlights2643]

Certainly a moment that stands out

[@robindabank565]

And to cast a patronum spell, you need to think of a pleasant memory, sth that brings up hope in your soul... the only good memory snape ever had was lily... and that's why his patronus animal was like hers.

[@branm.4661]

The music is also the same that was for Dumbledores death.

[@francargeric1]

could it be that for him to cast the patronus he needs to think about lily since its the only pure joy he had in his life? Therefore why his patronus is hers.

[@DarkAngel-ow1ck]

I remember seeing this in the theater and being absolutely floored. Literally NOTHING else in the series tugged at my emotions the way this scene did, and Alan Rickman brought it to life perfectly ❤

[@theoutsiderjess4869]

I felt the same exact way the only other movie to give me that same feeling was Hunger games and Star wars revenge of the sith

[@DonatoColangelo]

I was crying, even though I had read the book before and knew all that they were going to say. It’s one of the best moments in Yates movies in the series.

[@ClosedEyeVisualisations]

Even when i first read the book i wept at this part, and then again when we learn harry named his son after him.

[@Filterissac]

Me too I remember seeing it when it came out, and I heard so many sniffles 🥲

[@BlackAlbino2000]

I knew what was gonna happen because I read all the books , yet I still couldn’t contain myself from breaking down in the theatres

[@anabolicchicken4115]

David Yates is not my favorite but he nailed this. Snape is such a great character man. I get close to tears every time I see this.

[@felix_hernandez98]

The music is such a masterpiece. It makes this scene even more emotional

[@kolyamarks5420]

Name of track?

[@mrt1430]

​@@kolyamarks5420dumbledores farewell

[@battlebrother2390]

@@kolyamarks5420Nicholas Hooper - Dumbledore's Farewell

[@JRMEMES99]

This was the biggest gut punch of the entire Harry Potter Franchise

[@dugweacr1]

idk man. Dobby tho

[@roll14tideroll]

Matthew Edwards Donny was hardly in the movies

[@user-fn4ds7zm1i]

@@roll14tideroll you have read the books right? He is every book after the 2nd one

[@roll14tideroll]

Z_Boss_23 have yet to read them

[@user-fn4ds7zm1i]

@@roll14tideroll what are you waiting for?!?!?!??

[@christiandowning6634]

The scene where Snape is holding Lily, crying, with baby Harry in the background is, in my opinion, one of the few moments where the film is better than the book. Alan's beautiful performance (RIP), the swelling music, and the gorgeous cinematography add to something that just cannot be captured through written text. But serious credit to Rowling for making the most tragic character of the 21st century. One of the best scenes in any films

[@echopotts4148]

I wish I could kiss Harry Potter.💏💏💏💏💏💏💏💏💏💏💏💏💏...…😍

[@gloriapasaribu1177]

I agree with you. I will love the books forever and some scenes through the movies make me cringed because they were just bad. But this Snape hugging Lily with baby Harry crying is better here. Imagine becoming the reason of the death of the woman that you love your whole life.

[@nats_author71]

One of the best acting scenes ever. Alan Rickman was genius in this scene.

[@linashahin5766]

You mean 1:50 I'm up to thay

[@linashahin5766]

2:50

[@coopernoble6139]

That “Always” will always hit home for me. It always produces a swell of emotion, feeling of loss and longing for my own past lovers. Always.

[@iamsherlocked345]

That’s exactly what it makes me feel … loss and everything it leaves behind no matter how much time has passed.

[@proudkiwi7641]

Micheal Gambon: My time in this realm has come. Will you remember me? Us fans: 2:55

[@MahiTanMazy]

Gambon was somewhat overrated. Especially scenes like the did you put your name into the goblet of fire one

[@SSK-ws2gl]

It's okay. Don't cry. He's with Lily now.

[@irenerandazzo4206]

Wow... Your comment is underrated. I would make 1000000 accounts just to like it over and over. It had the opposite effect on me though... I burst out crying ❤️

[@SSK-ws2gl]

@Nathan Viltus Snape should've been with her tbh

[@David-iq7qb]

SSK123 Wait,Now I Get It. Snape,Loved Lily But Lily Chose,James. Harry Loved,Hermione But Chose Ron. NOW I GET IT-

[@jbernaola1457]

@Nathan Viltus they have a healthy three way

[@gabriellebrown7776]

@@David-iq7qb Harry never had a romantic inclination towards Hermione. They were close knit friends. What are you talking about?

[@gluten1962]

Snape crying is one of the most heartbreaking scenes in history.

[@PCArea]

Snape had always that "poker face" in front of the others. But, now, he is alone with the love of his life.

[@cameronhardy2920]

@@PCArea i think that after lily had been murdered and all the pain he had experienced, he was simply out of tears to cry until his final moments.