Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (5/5) Movie CLIP - Harry vs. Voldemort (2011) HD

[@jace1945]

"Let's finish this the way we started." *Hugs him* So romantic

[@lunahetfield]

StacyJane Alex OwO

[@memegold7159]

Sayali Alex then Tom died

[@dynestis2875]

Gtfo.

[@dukeofglasgow9354]

Love is the most powerful magic.

[@jackrobinson1073]

JK Rowling: Wrong script! I’ve been reading too many fan fics!

[@flvpz]

I love how Voldemort always waits at the end of the school year to kill Harry.He rlly does care about Harry’s education

[@kingexplosionmurder3764]

The whole Deathly Hallow movies show Voldemort attacking Harry from the beginning and end of the school year.

[@jassykat]

yeah yeah yeah I heard that comment in every video.

[@davidshillaker7578]

He's very considerate that way. As evil as he is, he values children's education Edit: Wow! Thanks for all the likes!

[@AshishNathiit]

Copied

[@HanithSVK]

You mean like when his diary opened chamber of secrets? Or goblet of fire? Or messing with his head during fifth year? :D Doesn't exactly sounds like good conditions for education :D

[@_Drain]

Harry, to the most dangerous dark wizard of all time: *Expelliarmus* Harry, to his classmate: *seCtuMsEmpRa*

[@getgood2596]

He didn’t know what sectumsempra did when he used it in draco but I’m pretty sure he used it in some death eaters

[@LLAK.]

@@getgood2596 right

[@dstacyify]

@@getgood2596 He tried to use it on Snape at the end of HBP after he killed Dumbledore.

[@ahmedayaat2727]

@@dstacyify using Snape's spell to snape xD Snape's death was too sad

[@laozdruni6856]

@@getgood2596 it's a joke

[@frde2190]

People say that Voldemort screaming while he disintegrated ruined his death, but i think him screaming showed how he was terrified of death and he was realising that he failed

[@nehh_aksat]

That's what made him human. He was afraid

[@adammartinez8061]

Which makes this ending way the better. What Voldemort was so afraid of finally claimed him.

[@adammartinez8061]

@@nehh_aksat Death that Voldemort feared should so much claimed him.

[@NomhleMoneti]

People are mad that he disintegrated in general

[@mkaplan1383]

He had every right to scream. Death comes for us all, but something far worse awaits Tom Riddle because he's an outrage against nature itself. For when he dies, not only will it be without honor but it will be his silent and meaningless death. Heaven itself will close its gates on him, and Hell itself will not collect him. It will be as if he was never born. "Che nessuno recordi I'll tuo nome, requiesce in pace (May no one remember your name, rest in peace)."

[@troletrain]

'Come on, Tom. Let's finish this the way we started.' 'Turning to page 394.'

[@basmaardi2089]

😂😂

[@rorymanley6696]

**happy snape noises.**

[@memecliparchives2254]

Somebody make a clip of this.

[@raiyahambermediodia8754]

THAT BETTER BE LIKE THAT IN THE BEHIND THE SCENES

[@ryank278]

If someone makes the like count 667, I will personally place them in a box and mail it to Africa. Jokes, of course... Heh.

[@amyjgymnastics2024]

It’s funny how in the first movie it’s like “magic is very precise and you must have the correct hand movements” then it’s the later movies it’s like “JAB AND RUN, JAB AND RUN!”

[@tigorelloensil3676]

Hand movements are more charms and transfiguration. Curses and jinxes are probably more lenient, I guess.

[@SirKolass]

@@tigorelloensil3676 Not even charms have hand movements, they just point the wand and cast it lol

[@louisp_g3670]

@@SirKolass False, Expelliarmus which is a charm necesitates hand movements.

[@grant4254]

My guess is the proper motions are ingrained in there heads to help differentiate between spells; but in the heat of battle, the muscle memory causes them to still perform the movements, just in a quick and more condensed manner, in an effort to get the spell off as quick as possible. When your fighting for your life, all thought about form and technique just goes out the window.

[@DailyDoseofShortsVideos]

Amy J they have more experience so they can do it like non verbal spells

[@petrtomanek4343]

The beatiful fact that Neville saved the first and last year in the school.

[@sayhelloashe]

It was

[@Umusuariodeyoutuberoblox]

I will know when this fight will end

[@epicbunnygamer6851]

How did neville save the first year? Sorry i dont remember

[@BrocktonLazarus3397]

@@epicbunnygamer6851 he got 10 points to Gryffindor for standing up to Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Thus winning the house cup to Gryffindor.

[@petrtomanek4343]

@@epicbunnygamer6851 he tried to stop the trio enter the chamber where was philosopher's stone to not let them put Griffindor into troubles again. After this act Dumbledore gave him 10 points and Griffindor won school cup.

[@VIGNESHWARRR]

I love that Lily's theme plays as Tom dies. So poetic. What Lily died for. Saving her son with her life. Now he has fulfilled it avenging her and countless others in the process ❤️

[@sydneydwoskin4950]

Whoooaaaaa I didn’t notice that thank you!!!

[@joseramos9152]

That was probably lily in the archway watching the duel

[@foxboy72006]

Tom Riddle was so hell bent on making the Wizarding world in his image, the Potters were the only family who successfully stood in his way! Lily was able to protect Harry from the killing curse, sacrificing herself in the process. Harry gave his life in the forbidden forest, killing the part of Voldemort inside him in the process! Voldemort failed in his quest to take over!

[@Sion-ll5rg]

I know

[@calebepaixao8398]

He's never gonna get that song out of his head.

[@lanetaylor5593]

I love how Harry calls Voldemort "Tom". It's like they're now equals, and Harry is no longer a kid. The character arc is perfect.

[@its_nifler]

i only wish tom said something back, like he did in the books. no, actually, i wish everything here was like in the books, than it was worth watching...

[@atticussam4583]

​@@its_niflerthe book was brilliant but still it was worth watching

[@guygoins6237]

​@@its_niflerYour really trying to say that by it not being book accurate it's not worth watching? Well the movie grossed 1.342 billion worldwide, The National board of review named it the top ten films of 2011 was nominated for 3 awards and received numerous other accolades , and was one of the best reviewed films of 2011. So just because its not book accurate doesn't mean its not worth watching or successful.

[@its_nifler]

Hello everyone, I wrote this on a really bad mood and I apologize. Of course the films are worth watching, I just prefer the book ending.. but my opinion is subjective and the films are very successful, so enjoy them if you want..

[@guygoins6237]

@@its_nifler All good.

[@NxVy.y]

I love how harry does all this and never loses his glasses

[@Xostriyad]

pretty sure the first wizard to wear glasses would have come up with a charm of the invisible 'nerd strap' I appreciate how he looks far more beat up than Micheal Bay Transformer characters look when a building falls on them, lol.

[@RicardoMartinez-mw2so]

it had an auto fixing spell

[@TomerGGaming]

uderatered comment

[@darkgamerwink]

Like Toretto, never gets tousled

[@vikperson1058]

Those things are basically glued onto his face at this point..

[@nathaneabbott]

Who else finds it badass how Harry called Voldemort Tom?

[@nathaneabbott]

Dg GamingFIN yeah that’s what I mean

[@chloerose5999]

me but i think everything harry does is badass

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

more badass if he called him "Tommy" LOL

[@vaninsha]

@@therearenoshortcuts9868 In the books Harry called him Riddle

[@moomoogal1698]

Nerf-or-nothing because in chamber of secrets Voldemort was Tom Riddle

[@ysgramornorris2452]

A man terrified of death and a boy with the courage to live.

[@DergGamin]

That was the main difference. Voldemort was terrified of death, while Harry was never truly afraid of it. He faced Voldemort. He willingly sacrificed himself for his allies, which made all the difference in the final fight. None of Voldemort's spells were binding, making him that much more at a disadvantage, notwithstanding the fact he had gotten weaker from having his horcruxes destroyed.

[@daranaqelforastero319]

​@@DergGamin Interestingly enough, three people died in this movie the same way the original wielders of the Deathly Hallows did. One for power. One for love. And the last one greeted death like an old friend.

[@nicolelawless9942]

I was absolutely terrified of Woody.EXE 2 years ago because of how insanely powerful he is but in 2023, he proved he was the good one by saving my life after i collapsed in front of him. I loved how increasingly powerful Woody.EXE has become since I’ve recovered from my illness and I earned my EXE powers back from him. Woody.EXE still continues to be loved today

[@daranaqelforastero319]

@@nicolelawless9942 ?

[@Torthechie]

​@@nicolelawless9942😭dude

[@KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf]

00:03 anyone else notice how Harry finally said “ *Professor* Snape” after finding out the truth about him

[@wuzittooya]

Yes!!!!

[@thegirlonfire40]

Oh gosh! You're right!

[@minupanicker336]

Yes

[@iloveutubesince3207]

Dumbledore always encouraged Harry to address Snape as "Professor Snape".

[@movieclip6593]

Harry Potter car scene ❤️

[@fabriziolorenzo2392]

So we ain’t gonna talk about my boy Neville coming in clutch with the last-second Horcrux kill? He’s the real MVP of this franchise.

[@R4inM4ker]

Exactly. That's the only reason I came for this vlip.

[@SaiRam-nz9sy]

The hero we needed

[@andreserra4094]

Fabrizio Lorenzo I don’t understand is why nobody is talking about how our boy Ron casted an unspoken Avada Kedavra on Nagini right before Neville saved the day!

[@noobdoge5524]

Fabrizio Lorenzo in the books when he gave his speech thats when he killed him

[@R4inM4ker]

@@andreserra4094 He tried it. Bou have they grown.

[@arabindabiswas8301]

All of this and nothing happens to Harry's glasses

[@Akbarmir]

Insfires Man harry gotta go to spec savers and get some new shades

[@lunahetfield]

Insfires Man XD i just noticed it! His glasses must be *magical*

[@jhimrynbaclayon4350]

He uses impervious charm for his glasses muggle

[@dasharathkharel3004]

Flims and motives are fack

[@andrewbrito4861]

Like magic

[@MademoiselleN-b6q]

The look on Daniel Radcliffe's face at 2:49 is absolutely incredible. The face of a boy who finally reached the moment of his life that he was born for. The last fight. The anticipation.

[@MattiK2609]

And if you listen closely, you can even hear Voldemort whispering "Screw you, Harry...." 😂

[@SiddharthSinghFiery69]

True.

[@Memefan]

@@MattiK2609I don’t hear it

[@gregmirtenns9430]

200th like!

[@cmitchell0619]

Neville low key has the greatest character arc in the whole series. He goes from a timid, wimpy kid to being a true Gryffindor that conjures the sword and kills the snake/final horcrux. He’s a boss!

[@theugliestduckling0854]

*cough cough* snape

[@ileburns6089]

Well harry did conjure the sword as well

[@konquerorkayleb]

If Neville didn't exist Voldemort would have killed Harry

[@lexielexie8819]

I can’t agree with you more. He made the most progress. Him and snape were both powerful and bold

[@СофіяАндріюк-ц3ш]

@@konquerorkayleb you don't say... Maybe Seamus would be the one to slice off Nagini's head. Or Harry would've come up with a different plan. But still, I'm very happy Neville exists.

[@77madman]

I just love how, as his Horcruxs are destroyed, Voldemort becomes less and less of this pristine etheral creature and appears to become older and less grand. He looks so very human and deserate in this moment, and the tears building as he duels harry shows how much fear has consumed him, and how afraid for his life he really is.

[@mr.heffner5280]

What a lovely analysis, thank you :)

[@jenniferloving9054]

He feared death so much.

[@AaronDarkus]

Yep. Never before he was so vulnerable and near death.

[@greedo194]

And then he died in a special way qnd not like a normal person, which kinda sucked

[@77madman]

@@greedo194 Yeah, while I like the Flaking death's look, the simply dropping dead would of added to the theme

[@con7079]

It took me 9 years to realize that Harry's and voldemorts lightning spell were both the colour of their house

[@Laurensprins1999]

Those arent lightning spells!

[@emmalinethompson6517]

It's avada kedavera and expelliarmus

[@chloerose5999]

yep

[@phumphet3365]

Syltherin and griffindor yaeh

[@WolverineXPrime]

@@emmalinethompson6517 you are sherlock holmes's son

[@shemirafernando3160]

I love how Harry called him Tom. Nothing more irritating to voldermort than being reminded of his muggle father and name.

[@foxboy72006]

Yep!! That's because Harry was never afraid of him! He was never going to give Tom Riddle, aka Voldemort, what he wanted.

[@MrSteelman335]

Voldemort's favorite spell: NYAAAAH!

[@turtleed-deathrunportablea6905]

HAHAHAHA

[@turtleed-deathrunportablea6905]

MrSteelman335 funny xd

[@isabelhaya7885]

LOL😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@saminyasarhaque573]

MrSteelman335 lel

[@supersaiyangodtatty9592]

Best spelll in Harry Potter xDD 🤣🤣🤣

[@justanotherrandomperson180]

Voldemort: Avada Kedavra Harry: Expelliarmus Voldemort: *Dies* Avada Kedavra: Am I a joke to you?

[@asahel980]

I think destroying Of all horcruxes killed Voldermort not the expelliamus or the spell harry used is also a killing curse. the elder wand jumping off voldy's hand is just"youre not my master get off me"

[@Twilighter063]

Because the elder wand will not kill it's master, Voldemort´s spell rebounded to himself. Not understanding this is what caused his death. He basically killed himself.

[@danieldios8141]

From the book: "Voldemort was dead, killed by his own rebounding curse, and Harry stood with two wands in his hand, staring down at his enemy's shell."

[@barry3926]

Harry’s expelliarmus spell didn’t kill him, the spell simply rebounded Voldemort’s curse back to him, combined with the elder wand not wanting to kill its owner

[@YankeesFan0620]

Elder Wand: ALL SHALL BOW BEFORE ME!!

[@NickNitro]

I love voldy backhanding harry during what's supposed to be a magic fight. lol

[@backyardshenanagins1720]

Kinda re-establishes the old stereotype of the protagonist and the antagonist having all this incredible power or great abilities but at one point just resort to dunking it out with fists instead of using things like their own magic or powers.

[@sparkstudiesss]

It wasn't in the books tho🙄

[@sparkstudiesss]

@@andypandy7769 what victim role??

[@kentinson1670]

By that point, Voldemort was getting desperate. He attempted to kill Harry twice with magic and now he's resorting to Muggle violence to kill him.

[@thomasg.3096]

music boi is here very pog

[@Waddlington]

i like the fact Ron used the killing curse on Nagini even though it didnt work, its a nice touch showing the desperation of destroying horcruxes

[@sam.coleman]

It also shows how much power Ron had. Moody in Book 4 underlined that to use the killing curse, a user would need to have deep intent to kill. Book 6 showed that using non-verbal spells was much more difficult than saying it, as users would lose effectiveness/potency in their spells until they got better used to it. Ron, in about a year, was able to non-verbally use the killing curse, which would take a ton of effort and strength to pull off. Keep in mind, the only other person, in the film, who could non-verbally use Avada Kedavra was Voldemort himself. Every other user had to chant it. Snape on Dumbledore. Bellatrix on Sirius. Worm tail on Cedric Diggory.

[@orangeSRT8]

@@sam.colemanforget book 6 focus on the movies we dont know how non verbal spells are casted

[@robertspring7128]

This scene was never meant to show who’s the most powerful, clever, or lucky. This scene is meant to show that after all the times Voldemort tried killing him, he constantly survives every attempt. For he truly is the boy who lived.

[@faraway7733]

Nobody can escape from death

[@willhyde5026]

The irony is that Voldemort was desperate to live forever and still couldn't escape death, yet Harry threw his life away for the greater good without any hesitation and survived every time

[@DuckDuckDawg]

​@@willhyde5026 Really good way of wording their dynamic through every book

[@alexalbrecht5768]

@@willhyde5026those who cling to death, live. Those who cling to life, die.

[@chelseatheblues-is1bg]

2:50 I can’t have been the only one who heard “screw you harry”😂😂😂

[@KajianTemp]

I think you may have discovered the most well-hidden Easter egg in this franchise.

[@RGH2O]

I can hear it now lmfao 😂😂, well spotted ahah

[@ESFilms77]

No i think it was scream said by director

[@neoxoverwatch4767]

i hear it now😂

[@infamous_richard8732]

nah he was whispering in his head the last word of voldemort that’s a deleted scene but then they put it as an easter egg

[@inclusionz_mello]

Imagine the points Gryffindor would won if Dumbledore was alive... Edit: mom, I'm famous

[@mikelam9586]

The dubledore picture

[@prathammer1350]

The hourglass would explode

[@ykomat6860]

Dumbledore drinking a shot ton of fire whiskey ONE TRILLION POINTS TO GRYFFINPUFF

[@chibiusa2018]

@@ykomat6860 McGonigle: sir there is no Griffinpuff

[@alphabravoindia5267]

Nah, if the golden trio got 10 points just for beating a mountain troll, its not like he'd splash out on this either. He'd give them things more than just house points.

[@D-aNnY-_-]

“Cmon Tom let’s finish this the way we started TOGETHER.“ Legendary line to remember

[@blpalv15]

I LOVE that line! Calling him by the name he hated

[@shoestring-budget08]

Calling him Tom is one hell of a way to say "Bring it on, I'm not afraid of you"

[@marlinap]

Imagine all this without CGI like they’re aggressively pointing wands and Neville is slicing the air 😂

[@celeb-seventeen]

Basically yeah, literally dueling behind the scenes without CGI, 2 actors aggresively pointing at each other with wands

[@fuongbregas]

@@celeb-seventeen Then there should be a string that yoinked the wand out of Volvo's hand :(

[@mattgilbert7347]

@@fuongbregas A fishing rod offscreen

[@Condamine123456]

I guess that's what acting is trying to make it look as authentic as possible

[@oliviamanansang]

L.O.L.

[@auroraelegion4050]

I still belive that Draco tossing harry the wand would've been his redemption. He finally was able to break away from the control of his father and the brainwashing he suffered. And he could prove he was a good person, that he cared.

[@superjackster0165]

I believe that they shot a scene of Draco tossing Harry the wand. But it ended up getting cut from the film

[@Waxstacks7]

Yep and the reason they didn’t put that scene in was ONLY because Harry Potter couldn’t catch the damm wand -__-….

[@rini1010]

@@Waxstacks7 and the director did not ask them to do another take?

[@albusdumbledore6434]

Draco didn't have a wand throughout the battle, his wand was with harry, he lost his mother's wand, his father didnt have a wand, whose wand would he throw? It makes sense for the director to cut that scene but ngl, I seriously wished that draco had got a redemption arc, in a different way without creating plotholes.

[@Batman89057]

@@Waxstacks7 actually, Tom couldn't throw it to him in time. There's a difference

[@TonyAJ820952]

Voldemort never died he is still alive... in our lungs.

[@loveyellow1067]

Wow..

[@msfritz9158]

Mesothelioma for sure

[@isomericgamer6644]

Noses*

[@lunahetfield]

Tony_AJ .___.

[@StephenLuke]

No, Tom Marvalo Riddle AKA Lord Voldemort is dead, and he will never return, he is gone forever, it’s what he deserves when Harry avenged his parents deaths when Voldemort gave Harry the scar.

[@EngPheniks]

I admire Neville. Despite his clumsiness, always standing up for his friends.

[@HermioneGranger-yq6he]

Puberty did Neville dirty and then apologised

[@Yurihyuga766]

No wonder why Dumbledore gave him 10 points… that and just so Gryffindor would win

[@lukeellis758]

Just imagine voldemort becomes a ghost at hogwarts 😂

[@frisby7143]

With a soul split into seven pieces? He'd suffer for eternity in limbo if you remember the skinless baby there

[@enderreaper1482]

@@frisby7143 how will he suffer? When harry momentarily died he and dumbledore were in limbo and it was quite nice

[@frisby7143]

@@enderreaper1482 yeah but they weren't skinless babys.

[@craezybabe17]

Well... yeah prolly cz his goal was to kill Harry but then kills himself soo... he prolly be like peeves tho

[@frisby7143]

No he would forever be stuck in limbo. His soul is far too damaged for him to pass on to have any sort of form in the land of the living

[@Dexedus]

2:43 "Harry, I don't feel so good"

[@cardinal7728]

Mr. AlmostCertain 😂

[@loganbigmo]

"I don't wanna go, Mr. Potter, I don't want to go..."

[@davidryanlawrencd]

I was looking for this comment

[@andrewsmith8021]

I'm sorry........for killing your parents💨

[@TheDUDERulez1]

lucius best Sorry...not sorry...

[@leonthesleepy]

*Voldemort will return in Avengers 4*

[@shobu10]

😂😂😂

[@muoilam8070]

yup

[@ahmedibrahim6814]

Really

[@Akbarmir]

Let’s see cos Avengers 4 is out now and there’s no sign of him in the trailer

[@ethanzhou2883]

lol voldemort dies because of the snap

[@Isla_is_here]

Voldemort realised he couldn’t defeat Harry with magic so he used muggle violence instead 🤣

[@Error-ff5rg]

He used his other half

[@maiumixshow]

is nobody gonna talk about how much of a relief this must've been for harry? the biggest burden of his life is finally lifted from his shoulders. he avenged his parents. he saved the wizarding world.

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

If I were him I honestly wouldn’t know what to do next, what do you do when the Story is over and the curtain falls?

[@mattevans4377]

@@lonestarwolfentertainment7184 Welp, time to complete all the side quests....

[@UchihaFabio]

@@lonestarwolfentertainment7184 he found other hobbies. He became the head auror He lectures sometimes at Hogwarts

[@saniatamanna7763]

Yeah

[@nicolelawless9942]

@@lonestarwolfentertainment7184 Exactly how I’d fight the idiots who caused 9/11 and get justice for the victims families because they deserve justice. I can’t believe it’s happened to them

[@ryang54712]

His last line is “I killed snape!” Just think about that....

[@mr.pineapple222]

@Mr. Peter Parker *-good point!-*

[@ESFilms77]

Ryan Gangadin no in the book his last words were Draco Malfoy

[@ESFilms77]

Ryan Gangadin this was the line After I Have Killed You I Can Attend To Draco Malfoy But Harry Said: I Got There First

[@louisp_g3670]

@@ESFilms77 Nope, his last line is Avada Kedavra.

[@TheInselaffen]

@@louisp_g3670 He don't say the spell. The last thing he actually says is "GHhhaaarRRR!"

[@matthewthornley1120]

Lucius: Let us hope Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day. Harry: Don't worry. I will be.

[@ricardowurzberg9826]

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[@ItzNeuxer]

@@ricardowurzberg9826 Yes,I agree with you

[@UchihaFabio]

And in the end he saved his entire family AND spared them from prison (he testified in the court in draco favor)

[@dgtzmusic9352]

Fun fact: The actor who plays Lucius made up that line on the spot and Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter actor) just responded with "Don't worry. I will be,"

[@clowningmywaytomcdonalds6679]

Improved scene I think, and also kicking dobby

[@RedDeadRanger]

Ron casting "Avada Kedavra" non-verbally at 1:42 is proof that he is much more powerful than most people think.

[@crow_g1639]

brush what anybody can cast it as long as they mean it your definition of the spell is wrong

[@RedDeadRanger]

@@crow_g1639 I didn't say he was powerful for actually being able to cast it. Any spell is harder to cast without words, doesn't matter which it is, and Ron is generally seen as the weakest of the three so doing it under pressure is impressive.

[@tatsumi2358]

​@@crow_g1639 you missed his point

[@kellynn739]

Was it Avada Kedavra? I thought it was maybe a stun spell and then Neville finished the job.

[@sandorpazonyi8449]

@@kellynn739 YES I think it was an avada kedavra…but doesn’t work on the snake because its a horcrux…and on the horcruxes doesn’t work any spell or curse…Ron knows well…so I dont understand Why he cast any curse on Nagini

[@michaelpamintuan7855]

I can’t believe that this movie was made 10 years ago. Feels like yesterday

[@myikazuki7016]

I saw this movie yesterday.

[@ernestoguevara8599]

@Fievel Mousekewitz AVGCP AYTCA I was 3 years old when harry potters released in 2001. now im 23. xD

[@notBrocker]

@@TheWSYNkatevy153 same here dude time flies

[@kumalala1079]

i was just a fetus when this movie came out

[@noahlawlor8948]

It’s been 10 years since the movie came out

[@gamewithadam7235]

2:51 - And then everyone who breathed in the Voldemort dust got a part of his soul inside them and Harry had to kill them too.

[@evenstarlight2843]

🤣🤣🤣

[@30KIWI]

Voldemort Dust

[@beabiancataylorsverison3293]

then what if harry breathes unto his dust? *curious*

[@simpl.tea1073]

oof

[@Twilighter063]

Hahaha

[@zackabdulbaki879]

2011- Voldemort fades to dust 2019- Thanos...

[@jay8674]

@SCXVII Who asked about the books lol

[@defunctgoosebumpsaccount]

Actually in 2007

[@Potassiumcyanide-m5o]

No thanos 2023

[@razer377]

brown box Actually 1998 Harry Was born on 1980 Harry went to hogwarts in 1991-1992 Second year:1992-1993 Third:1993-1994 Fourth:1994-1995 Fifth:1995-1996 Sixth:1996-1997 Hunting Horcruxes:1997-1998 So you see its not 2007 its 1998

[@merlinho0t]

I know a lot of people prefer the book death for Voldemort, that he just falls over dead, but I like this death for the film. It’s very cinematic and visually perfect for the dark tone and atmosphere of the Deathly Hallows films.

[@SecretSurname]

I like this death a lot, but wish they'd done away with the stupid "fall off tower on purpose" nonsense and spent that time building the climax by explaining why Harry was the true master of the wand, like they did in the books. And IN FRONT of everyone, like in the books.

[@jeankhast]

​​​@@SecretSurnameThey did explain it after (or before, i don't remember). To be fair, i think it's better since it doesn't make sense to Voldemort to try killing Harry knowing it would kill him like he did in the books.

[@SecretSurname]

@@jeankhast I don't think Voldemort knew that he himself would die by attacking Harry though. They describe in the books how Voldemort just attacked Harry out of rage and denial, refusing to accept the possibility that Harry was now the master of the Elder Wand. I think foolish ego also played a part; Voldemort probably thought that because he physically had the master wand in his hand he could somehow overpower Harry.

[@TechOutAdam]

0:19 Him saying "Together" like that while grabbing him to jump was one of the most badass things I've seen in the movie. 🔥

[@liux0253]

I like how he killed like 100 of the students counting the death eater kills in hogwartz but he struggles to kill Harry Potter at age 1 12 13 14 15 16 and 17

[@prantikpramanick2222]

Not in 13 and 16

[@Rushinator1]

As stated in the books it’s due to his mother’s protection, other wizards protection like Dumbledore and Harry’s own magical talent. Harry would be dead hundred times over if other people didn’t sacrifice themselves and helped Harry. Of course a lot of those people helped Harry because of the prophecy and Dumbledore’s support.

[@sotirpetrov95]

let me correct you at age: 1,11,12,14,15,17.

[@jaredruff9823]

@@sotirpetrov95 Exactly.

[@chshirerat5487]

Try to imagine that little boy back in the first movie, right now, saying "Come on Tom, let's finish this the way we started it. TOGETHER!" Grabbing Voldemort and falling.

[@katiemc66]

That was what I found so impressive about the trio in these movies, but particularly Daniel Radcliffe. While some "child actors" don't necessarily grow or improve with time and experience, they did and got better and better as the years went by. Daniel is so good in this scene--so intense and strong. It makes me feel proud of him in a sense, seeing as how he was once just that little boy in The Sorcerer's Stone. He really turned into a magnificent actor by the end of this series.

[@chshirerat5487]

@@katiemc66 And it really shows how ready Harry was to just end that game of theirs. That child who knew nothing of Voldemort, now talking as if they've known each other all their lives

[@theclownwholivesinthemoaville]

This hits harder cuz in goblet of fire, poor 14 year old Harry was struggling when he came face to face with voldemort. He was practically wishing to die at that moment :( but here we see him so badass and is finally not afraid of him anymore

[@shivramkarthik2882]

2:15 The bang was like a canon blast and the golden flames that erupted between them, at the dead center of the circle, marked the point where the spells collided. Harry saw Voldemort's green jet meet his own spell, saw the Elder Wand fly high dark against the sunrise, spinning like the head of Nagini through the air towards the master it would not kill, who had come to take full possession of it at last. And Harry, with the unerring skill of the Seeker, caught the wand in his free hand as Voldemort fell backwards, arms splayed, the slit pupils of the scarlet eyes rolling upward. Voldemort was dead, killed by by his own rebounding curse, and Harry stood with 2 wands in his hand, starring down at his enemy's shell.

[@ABeastG]

Bro you would make an awesome narrator!

[@dancingmonkey08]

@@ABeastG Shivram is quoting the book....

[@YarpenZMorii]

1:43 nice touch that Ron out of desperate casted Avada Kedavra to kill Nagini

[@BlackandGoldRanger]

How come it did nothing to Nagini?

[@frederickace]

@@BlackandGoldRanger it missed.

[@fork4207]

Frederick Pandiangan clearly didn’t but okay

[@frederickace]

@@fork4207 it did miss. Look closely brother.

[@fork4207]

Frederick Pandiangan it didn’t missed it just bounced off nagini to the side.

[@Pigmandoesgaming]

so.....wh-.....who won house cup?

[@GeorgeRoshington]

Dystride Griffindor

[@grassulus158]

Obviously Griffindor.

[@arcanewarrior863]

Dystride Slytherin would probably get house points for everything as Snape was in charge all year, but McGonagall last minute would take away points for Crabbe, Goyle, Malfoy and that Slytherin girl who said that Harry should be brought to Voldemort. Harry would get points for killing Voldemort, Ron, Hermione and Neville would get points for destroying Horcruxes, and Seamus would get a few for blowing shit up. So Gryffindor wins

[@wtclipzz]

Hufflegryffinclawin won of course!

[@DK_Sinta]

Dystride they just had a massive battle and your gonna ask “who won the World Cup” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@evanmerrell6096]

" Come on Tom, let's finish this the way we started it, TOGETHER! " One of the best quotes of any movie!

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4399]

*proceeds to hug Tom AAH SO ROMANTIC!!

[@waterlilyqueen]

I loved the way he called him Tom, his muggle name.

[@n4mel3ssw0lf8]

Should've called him 'Filthy half blood'

[@natesmith8523]

It's literally horrible not even close to what actually happened

[@artnation1235]

​@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4399lmfao

[@solezeta1314]

People find some criticsm in this scene, but can we just all at least agree that Lily's Theme at 2:53 is perfectly timed? It brought me extra goosebumps

[@powercouch1845]

She got her revenge through her son years later

[@martmandred9182]

​@@powercouch1845 Spell of "Ironic".

[@Sonicphantom47]

I love both parts when Neville steps up and kill Nagini and when Harry smiles as Voldemort dies

[@2007lmrvl]

Neville! It’s your time. Also Harry finally conquers his nemesis. So, yay for both of them.

[@DerekBartlettBeorn]

SonicPhantom47 I never noticed that he was smiling. It is pretty subtle, I guess cause it’s a lot to take in for Harry

[@timmaloney9976]

After all this, it means it's finally over.

[@saimahussain7381]

Harry; Noob

[@saimahussain7381]

Harry;Noob Voldemort

[@chelseatheblues-is1bg]

THE MOST POWERFUL AND DANGEROUS DARK WIZARD OF ALL TIME............................killed by a 17 year old school boy.

[@Kman8962]

chelseatheblues1905 Correction. The most powerful and dangerous dark wizard of all time...killed himself. A 17 year old just happened to be there.

[@brianjensen3576]

Harry is just as powerful. Voldemort’s power came from his horcruxs.

[@brianjensen3576]

MH3UME3MP No your wrong. Harry is just as powerful a wizard than Voldemort. Now when it comes to skill in utilizing magic and the knowledge on it. Voldemort outclasess Harry 3x over. I do agree with you though. Voldemort lost because the elder wand was not his. P.S. It was also stated by Snape, that the patronis that saved Harry from the Dementors had to of been cast by an exceptionally powerful wizard. That same wizard being Harry himself.

[@brianjensen3576]

MH3UME3MP First off Voldemort was not the most powerful wizard of all time. Dumbledore was the strongest wizard off all time until his death at the hands of Snape. Voldemort stated that the only wizard he fears is dumbledore. As I stated, in terms of potential. Harry has just as much talent as Voldemort. Voldemort has lived far longer than Harry. So he is more proficient and knowledgeable at mage craft than almost every wizard around (except Dumbledore). It is you my friend that overestimates Voldemort. Talent and knowledge are two different things. I already agreed that if the wand was Voldemort’s, Harry would have had no chance. I’m only saying that Harry is by no means a weak wizard, and is most certainly not your average one.

[@brianjensen3576]

MH3UME3MP First off I never switched my statement. I said he was “just as“ powerful. You really need to learn the difference between strength and talent. I stated multiple times that Voldemort was the superior wizard. Another thing, we know little of Tom Riddles time at Hogwarts, so you have no proof of what he was capable at his last year. Also Harry is by no means just an average wizard. An “average” wizard cannot conjure such a powerful patronis. He is gifted with the talent to become a great wizard. That’s plain and simple. I don’t know why you keep trying to drive the fact that Voldemort is so much superior. I’m aware of the skill gap between the two. Now I’m tired of debating this man. Just leave it alone. Your not going to change my view on the subject.

[@kingrepoman]

2:45 me when i hit my toes on a table leg or chair

[@askng_for_a_frend]

Underrated comment

[@lightningfryer7539]

@@askng_for_a_frend Well said

[@biscuitboy6250]

F

[@byronentwistle8525]

You just disintegrate

[@beryla4979]

😂😭

[@raugust6786]

In their duel in Goblet of Fire, Voldy holds his wand with one hand and Harry holds his with both. 3 years later, they duel again, and Harry holds his wand with one hand! Shows Harry's growth.

[@CheddarMannn]

1:43 I just noticed Ron was ready to use Avada Kedavra to protect Hermione

[@Iliketurtlesbecuzyes]

And kill the snake

[@legoguy004davidson6]

@@Iliketurtlesbecuzyes well he tried

[@Iliketurtlesbecuzyes]

And failed

[@Iliketurtlesbecuzyes]

He’s lucky Neville existes

[@harryjamespotter9437]

No, It wasn't Avada Kedavra

[@m00ns1lver]

0:48 this part was soo crazy

[@totosiewe2174]

Yeah can you explain what’s was Voldemort trying to do ?

[@hannah-xw8xv]

@@totosiewe2174 was trying to kiss harry

[@fyzali3534]

@@hannah-xw8xv pervert voldy😂

[@joeyyim9190]

@@hannah-xw8xv yeeeeee 💋

[@judelawrenceshortvideos8305]

Ahh this is weird

[@mauvebae1772]

Harrys new-name: The boy who lived that defeated the dark lord

[@mauvebae1772]

@@handle6547 ?

[@kit9016]

"The boy who lived. Twice."

[@mauvebae1772]

@@kit9016 omgggg yes!

[@randomness9548]

The boy who lived who was the chosen one and defeated the dark lord

[@mauvebae1772]

@@randomness9548 I love this one!

[@crellercorps]

I was always confused why Voldy turned to ash despite no spell having been cast on him, but then I realized. His soul wasn't split into seven. Every time he halved it, it halved again. Half of his soul (and therefore his charisma and humanity) was in the diary, leaving only a quarter for the next Horcrux, and less for the next, and the next. At this point he barely has any soul left at all. He probably just used up the last of his lifeforce casting the spell, and with no Horcruxes left to tie him to life, his tiny piece of soul vanished, leaving his magically made body to turn back to dust.

[@Omegafire17]

In a way, there was a spell cast upon him: Avada Kedrava. Just as Expelliarmus disarmed Voldemort, the Killing Curse was forced to rebound upon him (just as it does in the book confrontation) - yet that being said, I still very much like what you just described, as it made the spell work in an very unconventional, yet poignant manner

[@ories]

For dramatic effect in the film.. I guess? In the book, it is said that he just dies, topples over just as a normal man would, meaning voldemort was never as special as he meant himself to be

[@chelseatheblues-is1bg]

0:50 voldemort is happy cuz he finally got a nose

[@davecrupel2817]

chelseatheblues1905 XD

[@themechanist2573]

Kitty Kat Apparently, as Voldemort delved deeper into the Dark Arts by doing things such as splitting his soul to create his Horcruxes and murdering people, his face became more and more deformed - resulting in the loss of his hair and nose.

[@KutluMizrak]

@@themechanist2573 He split his soul 7 times. That means he was only 1.56% human at the end there. Moral of the story, don't mess with your soul kids.

[@louisp_g3670]

His nose wasn't disformed on his original body but he already had traces of his experiences on him.

[@BPEREZRobertJamesL]

@@KutluMizrak Wrong. 50% human after creating his first horcrux. Second Horcrux 25% human... He is 0.78125% human, half of your estimation.

[@ak12_r68]

Fun Fact : Harry’s glasses didn’t break because it had a auto fixing spell.

[@GloboGeekTV]

wait you're saying for real or you are joking ? now i am curious

[@DeathMessenger1988]

At SOME point, that dunderhead must have thought "Hey, I really need these to, you know, see. Maybe they should auto-fix to spare me any trouble, right?" XD

[@UchihaFabio]

Oh yea.... You are right. Courtesy by Hermione at book 2

[@artistik6465]

'Auto glass repair, auto glass replace!'

[@its_nifler]

im sure it helped his extra blue eyes while not saying a word...

[@buffmcrunfast]

I like how they added the detail of Harry calling him Professor Snape here after seeing his memories and gaining respect for him.

[@BlankName88]

Amazing how Harry's glasses survived the battle of hogwarts. There must be powerful magic in them. Voldemort should've made them a horcrux.

[@alexrivera633]

His one mistake if that would have happened it’s gg to everyone the ultimate horcrux

[@garybarham1981]

Oculus repairo obviously lol

[@lorinebiancarelli]

Although I love this scene (and the film), I must admit that the book version is much better. Indeed, in the book, when Harry reveals himself to Voldemort, when he shows that he is still alive, begins a battle of words where Harry and Voldemort confront. Harry explains some important things that put the nerves to Voldemort. This verbal confrontation is so intense that Voldemort finally lost patience and launched a "Avadakedavra" Harry while at the same time, launching a "Expelliarmus." The spell of Voldemort turns against its own launcher and destroyed because the Elder Wand does not belong to him. In the book, the scene is even more interesting and exciting because, as before spells are cast, Harry tries to feel remorse Voldemort what Voldemort is unable to do, given that he does not know the power of love.

[@Jovrjo]

Well said, you nailed it!

[@alexialion8641]

Nice! That's exactly what happened!

[@KurtisC93]

Correct. Harry was attempting to give Voldemort a chance to salvage what little hope his soul had of passing on in death. Remorse was the only thing that could have helped. Unfortunately, Voldemort​ is fundamentally incapable of empathy or compassion, and so he damned himself to an eternity in limbo.

[@Zerath0]

Aye, in all seriousness, Harry wouldn't stand a chance against Voldemort, like he does in this movie. Book was just more fitting. Them having this final big battle goes against the spirit of the book and the characters in my opinion.

[@KutluMizrak]

In that scene of the book, you also see Voldemort being unable to kill anyone, as Harry sacrificed himself for everyone, and put the same protection his mother put on himself.

[@fatimaijaz1292]

This scene is no doubt *ICONIC* , but in the books it was like in front of everyone. Where Harry humiliated Voldemort. And then he fought him. And when he did , everyone hugged him. And everyone cheered. When I read that I became very emotional and after this scene , the scene in which everyone is just sitting relaxed made me emotional.

[@enriquepowers]

True but it was a battle and everyone is involved in one so them surrounding Harry and Voldermort’s duel and cheering seems out of place. I admit though, them relaxing after a long battle and not celebrating is emotional and heartbreaking when you realize they lost a lot along the way.

[@thahoule7924]

​@@enriquepowers as much as i dislike rowling, it is explained very well: harry didnt show that he was alive until he and voldemort were face to face, with voldemort being the only enemy left standing. he hid under the invis cloak, and while voldemord and everyone else was confused, no one really believed he was alive. when he revealed himself in front of voldemort. so when harry suddenly appears, it was described that "everyone was afraid". harry and voldemort, face to face for the final time. everyone knew how absurdly powerful voldemort was, and now theyve seen harry somehow come back from the dead (seemingly). everyone was too scared to intervene, bc for all they knew, 2 impossibly powerful beings were about to clash, and its better to stay out of such a battle.

[@RobertWilson-jh4nj]

“Fought” is a bit of a stretch. He used one spell and won due to a plot device introduced in the last book. Don’t get me wrong, I love the books and loved everything about the battle of Hogwarts in the book. But the final confrontation between Harry and Voldemort always felt anticlimactic. We spent 7 books imagining the final duel and it was one spell 🤷‍♂️. The movie duel was a bit silly (slapping?) but I liked they gave us a duel at least

[@fatimaijaz1292]

@@RobertWilson-jh4nj My point is just that their final encounter occurred in front of everyone making it more emotional.

[@doodoo5594]

@@RobertWilson-jh4nj yh i agree, even reading it as a kid i remember reading the paragraph and being like “oh that’s it??”, i didn’t wanna feel disappointed because i loved the series so much, but when you follow harry’s development in combat over the course of the books it’s kind of disappointing that you don’t get to see them duel as equals, putting all of harry’s growth on display

[@hammaddivker69]

At 2:47-2:50 harry is shocked that he killed a man then realized that his parents and Sirius are avenged then smiles

[@bigebigebigebige]

And lupin amd tonks and fred and all the people voldy killed Bruh

[@bread-guy001]

Harry didn’t really kill him, he just used expelliarmus which reflected the Avada kedavra, coupled with the elder wand not being owned by Voldemort, the spell went back through the wand (look close, the wand turns green- it wouldn’t do that if being used by its true owner), and kills voldemort. So he kills himself. Anyways, also snape.

[@neonik4270]

It’s epic that Voldemort’s first curse that he cast was going to nail Harry, but after Neville kills Nagini, the battle restarts, and Harry has the advantage. Excellent writing.

[@mystomachhurt9312]

Harry was never in danger from voldy's killing curse. Before this he also was locked in combat near the stair and he handled that pretty well, even directing the beams to the roof. In this one when both voldy and him locked horns in combat, we see that the meeting point was still near the center when Nagini is yeeted. Harry never met the point where the beams were almost touching his wand.

[@lukeskywalkermod3686]

@@mystomachhurt9312if you pause it Voldemort’s green spell is over halfway in the first time they lock

[@river4164]

He wouldn't have di€d tho...harry was the elder ward's master and the wand wouldn't harm its master

[@Chilly_1]

Harry was stronger than Voldemort if you dont count the horcruxes

[@LavKarri]

Voldemort would've won if he had used his finisher NYEAAAHHHH! Too bad.....

[@pkkkk91]

😂😂

[@theawesomeone9003]

Lol

[@kaustubhmohapatra4706]

OMG! This is so funny...

[@purvi110]

LMAOO

[@DoloresUmbridgeairsoft]

hen hem

[@rangopistacho6928]

I love that bit when Harry's explaining to voldemort about the wand that he just stops and they both look at eachother and then harry just grabs him Voldemort didnt try to kill him he listened to him because he feared harry maybe right

[@Abel-yq1yd]

Then you should really see the ending in the books.. Harry and Voldy circle each other infront of everyone and Harry makes him feel how really powerless and wrong he is before ending it infront of everyone. PS. Tom Riddle died like a man there not fade into dust as if he is a supernatural being.

[@nailarahmaputri9505]

@@Abel-yq1yd yes the ending in the book is so intense wow i love it much

[@ricardowurzberg9826]

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[@ricardowurzberg9826]

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[@ricardowurzberg9826]

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[@moonlight-kind]

2:15 You can so clearly see Harrys power just CRUSHING Voldemort‘s. I love how we got to see them actually fighting and their wands connecting is one of my fav parts and they portrayed it so well. Masterpiece

[@primisoda1400]

nah, its not that, bc the elder wand belongs to harry so voldemort cant do anything

[@hindiisonlyalanguagenotkno913]

Glad you enjoyed that part of the movie though but it actually sucks. Except under very rare circumstances, wands don't connect that way. Spells actually DO things: make a person tickle, enlarge their teeth, disguise them like a chameleon etc. In the books, all that happens is that both shoot two different spells at each other (which do collide, but not in some laser wand way) and Voldemort's Killing Curse rebounds on him because Harry is the true master of the Elder Wand and Voldemort's Killing Curse cast from the Elder Wand won't kill its own master. There is so much lore in the books that's removed to simplify it for movie audiences.

[@Kibouo]

One thing I wish they emphasized in the final duel was the fact that Harry had many people who loved and supported him, whereas Voldemort had nobody, and people were only loyal to him out of fear. When they duel for the last time, I would have liked to have seen artistic licence used to show Harry’s friends nearby him on his side, with nobody on Voldemort’s side, with nobody saddened by his death.

[@oreojam6489]

That part when they are flying and their faces meld creeps me out every time I watch it.

[@camerontroutman3565]

James Bode It is creepy when Voldemort did it. TBH I still find it funny when they were screaming & grunting while they're flying at 0:25

[@cashthecurator666]

Looks like bald Jeff the Killer.

[@StephanieTips]

I love how the Death Eaters betrayed them and hid information from him + how dumb he was. Tom Riddle was incredibly bright and intuitive in school yet: he didn't anticipate the ancient magic that came from Lily's sacrifice, didn't think that Priori Incantatem could happen which could help Harry in the fourth year, wasn't told Draco disarmed Dumbledore in the Tower and that Harry disarmed Draco in the Mansion. He seriously needed to have a better recap convo with the Death Eaters

[@-R-NaveenKummari]

*in afterlife* Tom: Hola! Lily: Hola Motherfuxker! Snape: Payback time. sectumsemptra

[@fatimanabizadah9752]

In the sixth book, when Dumbledore and Harry go into the pensive into one of Dumbledore’s memory, there is Voldemort who came back to the castle to take a teaching position. Voldemort said he pushed the boundaries of magic and was ready to teach them, but Dumbledore told him he was still ignorant to some forms of magic and Voldemort retorted that he didn’t believe that love was powerful

[@thahoule7924]

​@@-R-NaveenKummari i know its a joke, but even tho the afterlife is pretty real in HP, lily and snape would never meet voldemort there. lily and snape had long moved on into the true afterlife, while voldemort was forever stuck in limbo.

[@leniarodriguez5058]

The feeling of watching this in the theater and the crowd cheering during their final battle was so amazing to experience they did so well with this movie

[@DarkCinder]

I've never seen anyone talk about this but at 2:25 Tom's hand begins to rot and die as the killing curse is slowly repelled back at him.

[@CobraScarlett95]

Everything about this scene is just epic and emotional from 2:09 to 2:50 When Neville destroyed the last horcrux you can see the sense of terror and anxiety in Voldemort's eyes then Harry looks back at him realizing this as well.....looking at his now very weak arch nemesis straight in the eye one final time as he uses his signature Expelliarmus spell while Voldemort uses his signature Avada Kedavra curse. Voldemort begins fading......Harry disarms him catches the Elder wand and cracks a smile as he watches the nightmare that has ruined his life for so many years disappear before his very eyes knowing as well that no one will ever have to die or sacrifice themselves to protect him again.

[@izmirli_bruce_Lee]

@G E T R E K T stay mad

[@CobraScarlett95]

@G E T R E K T Lol, quite the talent you got there to tell me that you're both angsty and salty without saying that you are.

[@lollipop5041]

2:26 when voldemort looks at the wand it says made in china voldemort: i picked the wrong house fool

[@daretodream9765]

The "made in China" joke was used in Harry Potter parody on one of Russian comedy shows many years ago😄

[@orangeSRT8]

Ye I always wondered what the writing on the elder wand is

[@rahoward89]

"Tom Riddle hit the floor with a mundane finality, his body feeble and shrunken, the white hands empty, the snakelike face vacant and unknowing. Voldemort was dead, killed by his own rebounding curse, and Harry stood with two wands in his hands, staring down at his enemy's shell." I will never know why the director thought Voldemort fading into ash was better than him falling to the floor around everyone watching in the Great Hall.

[@frisby7143]

agreed, by him dying like this. It shows how mortal he became

[@christianb572]

I think it’s because that having Voldemort fade into ash shows that Voldemort was never truly living. He had delved so deeply into the dark arts to bring himself back that he was not even human anymore. The horcruxes were the only thing anchoring him to life and to his new shell of a body, and his new body was just to feeble to survive without them since Voldemort didn’t really have a soul anymore. It’s just my interpretation anyway. The book variant is certainly better in some ways.

[@frisby7143]

@@christianb572 that's a good way to look at it tbf

[@nailarahmaputri9505]

Nagini n bellatrix also didnt fade. Neville cut off the snake, and the body n head just laid there on the ground. Bellatrix got cursed by molly n just sort of fell to the ground

[@tangyjenna]

it's because books and films are a different mediums and they wanted something very climatic and visual.

[@zottffss]

2:15 I got chills by the perfect animation and music score…

[@ryanzhao4212]

1:46 Neville killing Nagini So satisfying.

[@aidencano5410]

1:48

[@brandor763]

2:42 the dead kids in the background makes me really sad :(

[@joshualighttime604]

At least there sacrifices were not in vain.

[@nutsmurf5620]

I barely noticed that and I feel bad for the kids that died during the battle

[@paperbox47akahouseofmadnes23]

really

[@dstr001]

The more I watch this scene, the more I think that Harry didnt actually kill Voldemort; his body became unstable once Nagini was destroyed and that one last gasp of a spell used up his life force, turning him to dust. He had nothing left tying him to the mortal world. His own body wasnt even his own, it was magical in nature.

[@shahanahsan05]

Have u read the books,it made more sense in the books

[@multismashify]

I thought it was more a matter of the allegiance of the Elder Wand. Like, in the course of their duel, Harry's demonstration of strength outweighed that of Voldemort's, resulting in the Elder Wand selecting allegiance to Harry over Voldemort and, in turn, causing Voldemort's Killing Curse to rebound upon himself.

[@CaarabaloneDZN]

Nah, the elder wand was serving harry, because he desarmed draco who desarmed dumbledore, and refused to kill him. So the avada kedavra ricochetted and killed voldemort.

[@shahanahsan05]

I hate this Version cuz JK was showing that in the end Tom was a normal wizard not a god but the movies make him die like a god

[@legion8915]

​@@shahanahsan05 Eh, it's not implausible. Voldemort's new body was conjured up by magic, without the remainder of his soul, there was nothing human left in it. I get the point behind giving him a mundane death, what he feared the most, but this version works better in a visual medium.

[@jaylenbilbo5105]

Man this movie was great. I almost feel bad for Voldemort by the end of that movie just how you could see the tears welling up in his eyes as the last horcrux was destroyed, he knew he was defeated. To watch Harry go from this young boy to the 17 year old that defeated lord Voldemort was just amazing

[@StevenDelTaco]

My grandmother read all Harry Potter books and watch all the Harry Potter movies, today marks 8 years since her passing. I miss her so much

[@mikelam9586]

:/ 💞💘💕

[@jhl6442]

❤ her love charm is always with you ☺

[@KoredeHD]

Sorry bro❤️

[@sarfaraz185]

*Took me ten years to realize, During final duel Green Color from voldermorts wand represents Slytherin Red color from Harry's wand represents Gryfinndor

[@celeb-seventeen]

Yesnt, well yes but more accruate is just the spell colours are just of that colour, avada kedavra being green cause of its inherit evilness due to the fact it kills and expellimarus is red with it being powerful but not evil (I think? Not 100% sure tho so no judge :c)

[@asmr8301]

Uhm I thought this at first too but remember the wand is of draco who is a slytherin and the elder wand belonged to harry who is griffindor it doesn't matter the house its the spell

[@movieclip6593]

Harry Potter car scene ❤️

[@MrKiran65]

Yes, but they are also inverse of each other as Harry's eyes are green and Voldemort's eyes are red in the books.

[@seb0rn739]

No, it's because Avada Kedavra is always green (except when Snape used it on Dumbledore, it was blue because Snape didn't really wanted to kill Dumbledore and Avada Kedavra requires the intention to kill) and Expelliarmus is always red. It has nothing to do with their houses. Slytherins aren't necessarily evil.

[@whereami2477]

So, apart from a shit ton of shouting, Voldy's last words were "I killed Snape"

[@SagaBroback]

No it was "Avada kedavra"

[@whereami2477]

+Saga Brobäck When did he say that?

[@SagaBroback]

+TheNoFlinchGrinch at least he Said it in the books i thought that he did it in the movie but maybe he don't :)

[@whereami2477]

+Saga Brobäck Nah, not in the movie

[@revampedharpy09]

Saga Brobäck in the movie he used a non-verbal killing curse, just as harry used a non-verbal disarming charm to rebound it

[@Harry_Potter5972]

Voldemort: I am inevitable. (Tries to snap) Harry Potter: and I am Gryffindor. (Snaps)

[@becciKeks]

As much as I liked this scene, the book fight had much more impact. Harry being able to cast protego to protect his loved ones from the killing curse was awesome in itself. But him facing Voldemort with pity in the great hall, their conversation while everyone watched... it might not have been the most actionish endfight, but it was way more epic. I still get goosebumps reading that chapter

[@Cailus3542]

Eh. This scene works best in the cinema, that scene works best in written form. They're each crafted for their respective mediums.

[@thahoule7924]

Yeah, what ive somewhat missed in the movies is that Harry really just pitied Voldemort at the end. There wasnt even much hate against Voldemort in him anymore, just pity for a man who never loved anything in his life, a man who was never TRULY happy. It made for a far more interesting dynamic between them before their final fight. Voldemort absolutely despised Harry like no one else ever, while Harry pitied him as one of the saddest beings hes ever seen.

[@nicolelawless9942]

I loved the fight between Jessie and Woody.EXE more because Woody.EXE used his full power to protect me, my 2009 Woody, my sister and Mummy. What a night that was when I finally had my justice for Elizabeth II; all 4 of us were behind Woody.EXE when the fight happened and I didn’t expect him to be that powerful. Woody.EXE is the most caring family member yet

[@its_nifler]

so true! it was so awesome, and they couldve make it so interesting in the movies with simply playing with the camera.. imagine a simetrical birds eye shot on harry and voldys circle, than a view from our fav characters in the audience, than a close up on voldys face as he is shocked by harrys words... such a shame this didnt happen...

[@hockeylegend50]

Yeah, I also wish that the original death of Voldemort stayed the same where it wasn't some fariytale-ish death but he simply flopped to the ground like any other person. It showed that no matter what he did to avoid death, he died with no more dignity than any of the people he killed.

[@rogerleo4654]

Harry: IT'S OVER TOM, I HAVE THE HIGH-SCHOOL Voldemort: YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY HOWLER

[@allie1341]

R.I.H. Rest In Hell Thomas Marvolo Riddle

[@MatthewHackett]

Nuggets 00 Tom is short for Thomas

[@jedijoey3]

i love his character

[@wtclipzz]

D.A.S.T.I.H Die and stay there in hell | Villians shall not rest until they have died in hell and stayed there for over 4 decades; (I got this from the bible lol)

[@lordlossize]

tom can be short for thomas, but nowhere for tom riddle is it stated that the tom is short for thomas. if you can provide a source, i will stand corrected. plus, whats the h, the a, and the s, used for in the anagram? tom marvolo riddle i am lord voldemort

[@mightymanmidnight4808]

*Rot In Hell

[@Leatherhead1225]

Just hearing Lily's theme at 2:44 instantly brings tears to my eyes...but this fight was legendary. And, Thanos was watching from his throne during all this...from all the way on the other side of the universe...

[@cancetintas6556]

No i think it was the Watcher 😅

[@rudrakshvats5398]

2:14 - Just remember that Harry lost his parents and now he's about to kill the assassin.

[@lauraschoenborn3544]

A seventeen year old boy avenging his parent's death. WOW!

[@Iliketurtlesbecuzyes]

He’s mad enough to kill him

[@retaaard3147]

The way Harry says "Come on Tom, let's finish this the way we started. TOGETHER!" is so damn epic, so epic

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4399]

*Harry proceeds to give Tom a tight and warm hug as both proceeds to jump from atop and end their lives together as one So romantic and epic indeed

[@talkshow69]

From the time of his birth Voldemort knew nothing of love. His birth was due to a love potion given to Tom Riddle Sr by his mother Merope. All his life he had not known true love, and was bullied and ostracised and isolated from all children. The result was because of his affinity for magic which he used for his own purpose, not realising what he was doing was further alienating him from the others, and sub consciously contributed more and more to his cold personality. The revelation of him being a wizard did nothing to assuage that attitude, merely an increased arrogance, thirst for knowledge and power and, upon the discovery of his Muggle father and his actions, he developed a hatred for Muggles(though he didn't realise this was due to his mother who was a witch). This cold behaviour increased more and more even under the nose of the man who discovered his dark side. He also had an innate fear of death, as he viewed his mother's death as weakness, which was further brought upon by the belief that his mother was not a witch, but his father was, and the idea that a witch would be this weak strengthened his resolve to clear the world of all Muggles. The obsession over how to win over death continued until the prophecy, when he learned that a boy born at the end of July would vanquish him, which he interpreted as his obstacle to freedom. Having picked out Harry has the boy, he tried to kill him, only to find Lily blocking him. He might have realised something when he saw Lily trying to protect her son, but the thought of his mother being so weak erased all logic and instead supplanted the idea that all mothers are weak, further exacerbated by the fact that she was a Muggle. Even then, as per Snape's request, he asked her to move aside, and when she didn't, he killed her as well. It was the first time he felt the pain that others felt by his and his followers' hands, when he cast the killing curse on Harry, due to the protection spell of love surrounding him, which Voldemort didn't understand at all. Even when he had been revived, Voldemort still didn't understand the power behind the spell and instead wanted to be able to hurt Harry or atleast be able to touch him, which made the fragment of soul in Harry's body even more vulnerable(which in the first place was also why Harry was paired with the phoenix feather wand, but due to his pure heart, was given holly as the wood in contrast to Voldemort's yew wand). Even the logic of the Deathly Hallows Voldemort never understood, because his belief of the Master of Death was wrong( Voldemort believed that the three hallows would prevent him from death, when actually the Master of Death was one who wasn't afraid of death, who would die willingly if that meant his loved ones could survive). Ably guided by Dumbeldore, Harry was the one who united the Hallows indirectly without any knowledge of doing so, and in the end, Voldemort could only watch his own demise from limbo as the boy who he tried to kill, who had nothing to do with his goals, was the one who emerged truly knowledgeable and the greatest wizard of all time.

[@craezybabe17]

Give this guy a reward for the most LONGEST COMMENT EVER

[@slider954]

Lily wasn't a muggle

[@talkshow69]

@Nahomi Anteneh 5 minutes. I can type fast.

[@talkshow69]

@@slider954 In Voldemort's mind, Muggle-borns are not magic people, they are muggles only.

[@shrutiganorkar1387]

You get 12 OWLs for this essay. Well done.

[@Azareatth]

I was always a little sad at this ending, not because it was bad but because it meant that it was over. Over a decade of buildup for this moment.

[@Bruh-fn3tf]

2:26 elder wand be like: what’s up, you ain’t killing my real master

[@sarahmichelle3440]

3:14 there should be a cereal called Voldy Flakes

[@ali_k5188]

😂

[@DDD-qm1nj]

Hahahahahahahaha

[@puradepena5036]

Omg 😂😂

[@skyybluuii5036]

Omg i would like to try that! I think it tasted like fire in hell 😂

[@basmaardi2089]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@junemikaela7772]

pls why is nobody talking abt harry using draco's wand!! 😭😭

[@lilchickennugges3933]

RIGHT

[@jackstriderr3327]

In a deleted scene draco passes his wand to harry

[@dovethesimp]

Ikrr, they deleted a scene that could’ve changed everything🙄🥺 in the deleted scene, when Harry fell down, Draco threw his wand to Harry, and I’m so mad that they didn’t include that scene🥺🥺

[@Shirbert_Awae]

wait did they forget to take that out of the movie when they cut the scene of Draco throwing him the wand

[@ackerwoman16]

Ik❤💚

[@truthfullyidk2925]

What I find about Voldemort's death pretty dark is the fact that he could never move on to the afterlife after his death with him being stuck in limbo due to his soul being shattered into so many pieces for him to put in the horcruxes