Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (3/5) Movie CLIP - The Dark Lake (2009) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Dumbledore (Michael Gambon) rescues Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) when the inferi drag him underwater.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Adolescent wizard-in-training Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts for another year of schooling and learns more about the dark past of the boy who grew up to become Lord Voldemort in this, the sixth installment of the film series that originated from the writings of author J.K. Rowling. There was a time when Hogwarts was thought of as a safe haven, but thanks to Voldemort's tightening grip on both the Muggle and wizarding worlds, that simply isn't the case anymore. Suspecting that the castle may even harbor an outright threat, Harry finds his investigation into the matter sidelined by Dumbledore's attempts to prepare him for the monumental battle looming ever closer on the horizon. In order to discover the key to Voldemort's defenses, Dumbledore enlists the aid of resourceful yet unsuspecting bon vivant Professor Horace Slughorn, who may have a clue as to their enemy's Achilles' heel. Meanwhile, teenage hormones cause the students at Hogwarts to lose focus on their true mission. As Harry and Dean Thomas clash for the affections of the lovely Ginny, Romilda Vane attempts to woo Ron away from Lavender Brown with some particularly tasty chocolates. Even Hermione isn't immune from the love bug, though she tries her hardest to suppress her growing jealousy and keep her emotions bottled up. But there is one student who remains completely aloof from the romance blossoming all around, and he intends to leave a dark impression on his classmates. With tragedy looming ever closer, it begins to appear as if peace will prove elusive in Hogwarts for some time to come.
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Cast: Michael Gambon, Daniel Radcliffe
Director: David Yates
Producers: David Heyman, Lionel Wigram, Tim Lewis, David Barron, John Trehy
Screenwriters: Steve Kloves, J.K. Rowling
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[@thecinemafox5531]

Dumbledore was like: “Harry call an ambulance” **picks up wand** “But not for me”

[@Flare8295]

Yeah lol

[@howtotrainyouruncle2138]

Underrated comment

[@mohamedmaharoofm5109]

Dead🤣🤣🤣 Best comment!

[@AR_198]

Pouhahahaa

[@anupmethod7370]

i saw that grindelwald doing this same thing

[@sandippaul468]

Dumbledore started a fire, calmly.

[@10054]

STOP- 💀💀💀✋️✋️

[@Tarik360]

Literally this time lol

[@toddsmith1969]

Fire was real too!

[@davecrupel2817]

​@@10054 😂😂😂

[@hushmychild6745]

*FIYAH

[@ashwinsmagicandcardistry]

Not as strong as Gilderoy Lockhart. He could’ve banished all the Inferi by smiling at them

[@xszocc_9307]

Lol

[@winter6849]

He would’ve banished all the inferi by making them read “magical me”

[@edwardsmallwood6446]

Underrated comment

[@ooffordays566]

Gilderoy Lockhart is the Dan Habiki of the Harry Potter universe, and I find that hilarious.

[@luna8480]

IMAO

[@dude-sn6lh]

“Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.” - Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore

[@AluminumTiki]

Harry be like, imma name you after the two people I love the most: Albus Snape Percival Severus Wulfric Harry Brian Potter Dumbledore Jr

[@jupiter0103]

More like lighting the hell on fire

[@oricraft6747]

@@jorgeescudero5034 probably not it was a pretty iconic line

[@juergen_von_strangle]

Brian? Lmao

[@gerry8381]

"I'm not worried Harry", said Dumbledore. His voice a little stronger despite the freezing water, "I'm with you"

[@arioarashdadkhahaseman1889]

Harry: Please Dumbledore: Drinks the poison potion Also Dumbledore: Please Snape: Avada Kedavra So same and that's the point But I also should say it was maybe impossible for both of them to survive The cave if Hurcruxes was the real one and you know what I mean when you just imagine Inferi plus fire plus Horcrux defensive or aggressive reflection to them.

[@arioarashdadkhahaseman1889]

@G E T R E K T 905 go talk sheet with same level people like yourself, I am a fan I talked about how just with comparing this 2 please before you ever know the plan between Snape and Dumbledore you could understand or predict it was snapes loyalty to kill Dumbledore and not betrayal. I understand this from this movie before I read the books(i mean final book) and before the final movie ever shows snapes true colors. teach me something about the Harry Potter franchise I do not know, you= delusional intelligent judge.

[@MasterOfTheElements]

And before Harry goes to the meet with him on the astronomy tower, he tells Ron and Hermione that he's not worried, he's with Dumbledore!

[@justinosborne256]

@@arioarashdadkhahaseman1889 ummmm...... 👌🏻

[@MasterOfTheElements]

@@yasnaabubacar8804 😂😂

[@ekd8940]

The scene is just AMAZING. Poisened,weakened, aged dumbledore is not willing to let harry and himself die. The music was epic while the strongest mage stands his ground.

[@gustavomadero5839]

Poisoned, weakened, aged... and cursed by the ring horrocrux, With all these disadvantages the great fire spell cast is AMAZING, I Can't imagine his power when he was young and strong. Dumbledore, the most powerful Wizard of all times. Dumbledore kick Voldemort ass every day he want.

[@aharonaryeh4049]

What’s the soundtrack called... When he did that fire thing?

[@Ranger1812]

e kd His age didn't affect him.

[@Ranger1812]

Gustavo Madero His age didn't affect him. *Horcrux The Horcrux' curse was contained to his hand for the time being.

[@mickaelcarbone9857]

@@aharonaryeh4049 Inferi in the firestorm

[@CHRONICLEKAI]

Everyone, raise your wands. Rest in peace, Michael Gambon. To Richard and Michael, thank you for being our Dumbledore ✝️

[@shortfusedkinda]

🪄

[@monroldeencompania2683]

🪄 May he RIP. He will be remembered forever. Greatest wizard of all time.

[@KSTheGOAT14]

🪄

[@Bsmith806]

🪄

[@gabrielkrows488]

🪄

[@smaug9833]

He was being tortured by the effects of the potion - seeing his sister's final moments - a lifetime of guilt and shame and loss, and still was able to perform a spell like this. Dumbledore truly is the GOAT.

[@Cafearmuire]

Imagine if, instead of Inferi, there were Dementor and Dumbledore had to produce a Patronus strong enough although he had drink the potion...

[@oscarsantos2240]

@@CafearmuireI wish we could’ve seen God like patronus from him lol

[@AlexMason-pi7hh]

​@UCUAZngQ3zSgnBLNCI4Cqc1g we kinda got to with Dumbledores brother

[@frysause934]

And this was Dumbledore at his weakest...

[@ankitsaxena2023]

Caitlin níhEára Elder Wand never belong to him

[@danielhookey3477]

What? He's using the Elder Wand right now. It later chooses Malfoy when he disarms Dumbledore. Then it goes to Harry when he physically disarms Malfoy.

[@ankitsaxena2023]

He use it but it not belong to him, coz Grindelwold stole it form his last master. So nither Dumbledore nor Grindelwold was the true master of the wand. Its clearly said that elder wand never defeated, but dumbledore defeat Grindelwold in a straight fight who had Elder wand

[@ankitsaxena2023]

Daniel Hookey .

[@brettlarch8050]

Caitlin níhEára do not forget: he defeated Grindelwald who had it. He was more skillful.

[@Grivian]

"He did things with a wand I'd never seen before."

[@sathyamani2001]

But professor marchbanks isnt 150 years old,was he?

[@AyYoSteve]

One of my favorite quotes to read. I'm just started 7 after reading through the first time and I loved vividly remembering this

[@mannpethani]

That quote is so dirty minded in some ways lol

[@grass7864]

@@mannpethani I was going to say. I couldn't remember where it was from. I was like "Man, I hope that wasn't a Grindlewald quote"

[@handelljames4367]

The elder wand belongs to Dumbledore and thats a fact

[@wk118]

Seeing the first flames from under the water in Harry's point of view was a genius cinematic move. As hope came right back in this moment of despair.

[@ashtoncocoandrosey]

Lol

[@varunkandhari4819]

What a great way to put it ❤

[@AB-zl4nh]

"Happiness can be found even in the darkness of times, if only one remembers to turn on the light"

[@dungusglumbus9946]

This scene is downright biblical. The image of Dumbledore on the island reigning fire down on the zombies literally looks like something out of the Old Testament. Dumbledore truly was the greatest

[@wk118]

i taught exactly the same, it was like seeing a prophet/saint doing a symbolic act.

[@Lara-vn3fd]

God came down to kill the Leviathan:)

[@2SideshowBob]

Just as fictional in any case

[@zinzolin14]

Not to mention the fire splitting into two walls so they could escape, reminds me of Moses splitting the sea apart.

[@LisaAnn777]

​@@2SideshowBob Yeah both Harry Potter and the Bible are fiction. Actually Harry Potter is a much better book than the Bible is, at least Dumbledore doesn't order the genocide of children and infants like Yahweh did in 1 Samuel 15:3 and many other verses. Honestly "god" in the Bible is more like Voldemort than anything, he demands worship and has an obsession with power and will kill/torture anyone who doesn't follow him.

[@brg9327]

Damn, this shows why JK had to kill him off. Voldemort and his minions wouldn't stand a chance.

[@rajimwakefield7972]

BRG 0001 its still sad tho😢💔

[@davyjones5079]

Voldemort and Dumbledore are in the same tier, anyway.

[@jakesmith4017]

davy jones Dumbledore was not in the same tier as voldemort. Voldemort feared Dumbledore for a reason. He knew Dumbledore was more powerful than him and this was demonstrated by their duel in the department of mysteries. Dumbledore deflected all of voldemort's spells and protected harry as well, forcing voldemort to possess harry to avoid direct defeat and even then Dumbledore helps harry to overcome the possession. Voldemort would even comment that Dumbledore was not fighting to kill that day so imagine if he was fighting to kill voldemort. Mich different tier to one another

[@assadarlingtoni]

davy jones Lmao they're not in the same level. Maybe with Grindelwald but not with Dumbledore. Dumbledore is and will be the greatest wizard of all time. JK Rowling said it herself. Noone would be at the same tier as him...

[@FanAnime67]

It makes a lot more sense. My only problem with Dumbledore was that he kept too many important things from Harry which forced him to look for answers.

[@habib596]

Watching dumbledore control the fire makes me more sad as this is the last but most powerful spell we seen him do

[@doggocat4464]

Enclave Officer Except he died to a spell.

[@gyrazal6189]

Dumbledore's blaze of glory

[@davecrupel2817]

꧁ Crunchy Jaws ꧂ sssshhhhhhhh He went out in a blaze of glory

[@mrlatchyy5071]

Fallout best

[@microwavedav]

wasn't his last act paralysing Harry under the cloak?

[@vryday]

Lets raise our wands for Michael Gambon. Rest in Peace Sir, you were a legend.

[@user-ex9gb3id6x]

😢😢

[@gabrielkrows488]

🪄🪄🪄

[@AdamFeuerauge]

Michael Gambon died calmly

[@wisteria2205]

I love how it the fire doesn’t even wait for him to finish the spell, it’s just like oh crap it’s Dumbledore, we have to do what he says.

[@Kiara-jk2fi]

Ikr Lmaooo

[@baileyyh72]

‘Good fire! Good boy!’

[@CYbeRuKRaINiaN]

maybe "partis" is spell, and "temporus" makes this spell permanent

[@gerry8381]

@@CYbeRuKRaINiaN simply because Dumbledore proficient enough to do non verbal spells. he probably said it just to make the spell stronger.

[@lawn_mower4941]

@@gerry8381 didnt he said partis temporus to part the fire in the middle so they can go back.?

[@LeviAckerman-ln8kt]

Harry: Sectum Sempra! Dumbledore: HERE IS A BLOODY FIRE TORNADO YOU M'Fckers!

[@kazbrekker8550]

Hahahahaha 😁

[@heyheyheyheyheyhey76]

How badass does that old man look at 3:28 HAHA.

[@juliagleason1202]

Bruh, it wasn’t a fire tornado. It was just fire, and if you read the book you would remember Dumbledore saying that the inferior are afraid of light and especially fire.

[@alexedwards845]

INFERNO IS THE BEST SPELL

[@hotsteamymemes4822]

Alex Edwards Infernum*

[@AlexParkerEmcee]

When he parts the flames and your realize he filled the ENTIRE cave with fire, not just a ring around the two of them...

[@gerromecampbell9223]

His elemental specialty was fire

[@jeremybk54]

@Shirou Kotomine something that would have made it cooler, in my opinion, is if in the flames we see dragons and/or phoenixes flying around

[@itsperimo]

@@jeremybk54 you do see a phoenixe or two in the flames

[@itsperimo]

@Blsss Hastings look 3.34 to the middle right its there for split second

[@itsperimo]

its like 3.34 to 3.35

[@stephenharper9961]

The film really brought how strong dumbledore is with this scene

[@stianaandal1488]

If you havent already you should read the books. In order of the phoenix we get to see how powerful Dumbledore is, taking out deatheaters with zero struggle. Also he was crushing Voldemort in the fight even though he didnt try to kill him

[@jcbarron2783]

@@stianaandal1488 he also made statues alive like they were from hunchback of Notre Dame

[@leonis2692]

@@jcbarron2783 He also stops the time in his office to talk to harry and prevent umbridge from hearing their dialogue.

[@chriztianhusher8401]

Honestly this is dumbledore at his weakest, we can only imagine how much more powerful he is when he was not cursed, weaken and old. He even took down the most dangerous wizard grindewald. Tom riddle is nothing more than a over privileged bully that only fought when his ego was hurt.

[@narky5071]

@@chriztianhusher8401 Dumbledore himself stated that Tom Riddle was the most powerful Wizard he had ever seen, with the most extensive knowledge of magic of any pupil he had ever witnessed, equating him to raw power. When he was 16 he rivalled Dumbledore. As a Dark Wizard, he was greater than even Grindelwald. The books go into more depth as to why Voldemort was the most feared and powerful Dark Wizard to have ever existed. The movies did not do the character, or characters therein, any justice. Grindelwald's strength was in his ability to influence and steer the minds of others. While he was powerful, and a Seer, he did not possess the raw power that Voldemort had - where in the book when Grindelwald is met with Voldemort, just before Voldemort kills him, it is made clear that even if Grindelwald was in good health, and could fight at his full potential... He stood no chance against Voldemort. Voldemort's ultimate weakness was his arrogance. Which is often frequent in those with inherent, immense power - Voldemort had no equal with only Albus Dumbledore capable of answering him effectively. Let's not forget that both Dumbledore and Grindelwald at one point in their lives owned the Elder Wand, which is already known to artificially boosts a wizard's ability. So that can be discounted from actual potential. Voldemort never had ownership of the Elder Wand, and yet due to his raw power, he was able to force it to do his bidding until the last moment. That fact alone - that Voldemort could force Sentient Wands to obey him regardless of ownership - is a sheer show of power. No other Wizard could do that safely.

[@meganchristinevincencciaki5081]

Dumbledore, especially in scenes like this, makes me so emotional and I just don't fully understand why. I think it's the mix of his extremely good nature, his kind heart, mixed with power and capability beyond all imagination.

[@jhibbitt2896]

you're right, it's many things. it's seeing him suffer from the potion. then seeing his heroism when he saves harry and then finally the realisation that he hasn't got long left and this is his last great act

[@Lt.Dan_23]

It’s when you see dumbedores true power. It’s easy to underestimate a good guy but when you see scenes like this you understand why Voldermort feared him

[@greenbanana1001]

Same I want to cry

[@Rambrus0]

@@Lt.Dan_23 very well sad. Its always a moment of realisation when you see someone that was always calm and kind. But in the time of need they show this force of nature thats inside them. I always get chills in those moments

[@jens2049]

Extremely good nature is debatable

[@suwerren1458]

The only wizard who scares Voldemort.

[@moonknight3526]

Harry was also one he scared but after goblet of fire when he got back to the body and love protection does not work he wasnot afraid anymore coz he could touch or attack him without getting hurt or dying

[@mariusloftum693]

When Harry drops from Hagrid's arms in 8 - Voldemort gets REALLY disturbed. Like "What... IS this kid???" He then fears Harry, if he didn't before.

[@severusdelacruz5932]

@G E T R E K T 905 He only survived against Avada Kedavra ONCE. The second time was cast to the HORCRUX, not to Harry himself.

[@hyder7nh]

@@severusdelacruz5932 but Voldemort doesn't know that. ;)

[@PhillipLandmeier]

Harry scares him too, and with good reason. While still a teen, Harry engaged Voldemort in a trial by magic (in Goblet) and Voldemort fails to kill him. That's surely disturbing. Harry is still young, with much to learn, yet his raw power is already a match. What will he become as time goes on? Voldemort finds out in the end, as he is crushed, despite holding the Elder Wand. Harry is young and doesn't know as many spells, but if you jump to trial by magic, direct combat, which is basically magical arm-wrestling, you're in trouble. For whatever reason, Harry is simply more powerful than Voldemort in terms of raw power.

[@jaxteller1606]

Dumbledore truly is the greatest of all. No wonder even Voldemort feared him

[@overcomingsins6334]

Feared? Voldemort already curse him to die within 1 year.

[@superhero6502]

@@overcomingsins6334 Voldemort did fear him, it was the only one he ever feared .That literally is the name of the chapter where him and Dumbledore duel lol

[@fumuso]

@@overcomingsins6334 you havent read the book, have ya?

[@messi1071339ify]

@@superhero6502 don’t forget that voldemort also feared death. just like pettigrew.

[@mangoisatango]

@@messi1071339ify yep thats why he made the horcrux'es so he can live forever

[@ISBuckley8]

This movie was by far Gambon's best performance as Dumbledore. He had funny scenes, and this scene alone shows how powerful he really is

[@wibblewobble1934]

Yup he really showed his acting chops in this one, great actor.

[@justaguy6613]

His only letdown was GoF, and tbf I think it's due to some directorial changes. He definitely was at peak in this one, probably his closest resemblance to the calm portrayal by Harris, perfectly mixed with the energy he himself brought initially.

[@lukethegoldenminecart1297]

​@@justaguy6613Honestly his work in goblet of fire wasn't that bad, it was actually pretty good the only thing really weighing him down was as you mentioned the directorial changes

[@justaguy6613]

@@lukethegoldenminecart1297 letdown as in the whole blowing up during the goblet scenes if you know what I'm referring to...

[@KSTheGOAT14]

@@justaguy6613GoF gave us one good thing…the best meme known to humankind

[@stevenhorton3957]

Think about how impressive this is. He'd just drank the potion, and the curse has been on his hand for almost a year now. He's still able to do this, Dumbledore really is amazing.

[@megangrewn9941]

Same.

[@BFrydell]

I mean... Dumbledore is absolutely amazing but also that's the elder wand

[@deaggravv]

@@BFrydell Naah even with normal wand Dumbledore can shitstomp all of inferis at the cave.He is Dumbledore,he doesn't need Elder Wand for inferis.

[@anakinmidwalker4322]

@@BFrydell doesn’t matter lol, he’s insane with or without it

[@itsma._ttt]

@@anakinmidwalker4322 exactly, Voldemort could do so much magic before getting the elder wand, let alone he's the second strongest wizard. Then imagine what the dude on top of him can do lol

[@MemooHD1]

The way he was crying and begging Harry to stop really killed me , to see such a great wizard cry in pain is really sad ( also seeing old people cry is always sad ...)

[@Sheogoarth]

I agree

[@devroopsaha4020]

@Harry Potter✔️ not 148 He was born on 1883 So according to that 1997-1883 = 114 yrs old.. ( or 113 + )

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

@@devroopsaha4020 Actually he was born in 1881, making him 115 years old. It’s not that old for wizards though as they live about 2x as long as muggles, hence why Dumbledore is still quite physically fit.

[@queque4709]

I know it’s been 2 years Memoo but I laughed at this comment instead of feeling bad. As would anyone as dirty minded as me do aswell.

[@anuhuhu]

@@queque4709 pls-🤠

[@brighambentley]

Dumbledore has always seemed to have a natural talent for fire. He’s constantly summoning it without a wand, he easily reverses Voldemort’s feindyfire curse (the fire snake) in the ministry and then this.

[@goldenhd9656]

The Phoenix

[@shortfusedkinda]

His patronus is a Phoenix so fire I suppose is his speciality

[@davecrupel2817]

Was that full-fleged Fiendfyre? I thought it was more regular fire.

[@shortfusedkinda]

Dave Crupel if ur talking about the fire snake in the ministry. It was fiendfyre because when Voldemort cast it, he was laughing as in thinking Dumbledore wouldn’t be able to defend himself as fiendfyre is hard to control so when Dumbledore effortlessly gathered it up and flung it back at him, he stopped laughing and also Voldemort intent of that battle is to kill Dumbledore so I don’t think he would be using normal fire as a means to kill him

[@davecrupel2817]

@@shortfusedkinda this is probably a goof on the movies, but if i remember from the books, isnt Fienddfyre _insanely_ hot? Like hot enough to melt the obsidian walls there in the ministry?

[@williamlabinski1870]

This hit so hard because we never saw anything like this up to this point, spells were quick and instant even if they were powerful they weren’t lasting waves of force like this. Totally awesome.

[@user-om3sb5rg5u]

My favourite scene in the movies. This scene speaks how powerful Dumbledores was. Even in his weakened state, he was able to produce a powerful spell.

[@burungcamar]

the drinking scene is just so heartbreaking both in movie and book

[@wrlSivan16]

Its heartbreaking, brings the book truly into the movie. Wish the films did this more often. One of my favorite scenes. Felt the ending of the Deathly Hallows didn't do the book justice.

[@asadacoehlo7964]

When he shouts "KILL ME!", it's just so powerful.

[@dannywang4543]

Dumbledore be like: “HERE IS A LITTLE PREVIEW OF HELL BEFORE I SEND YOU ALL THERE SHORTLY!

[@amberleyah3047]

I honestly feel like this is a preview of hell

[@amberleyah3047]

And the ending of the movie is heaven

[@groot8950]

@@amberleyah3047 The ending of this movie was perfect. I did not think that the film could translate that ending so well from the books, but they did it.

[@nicbentulan]

@@amberleyah3047 nice

[@dutchshark1580]

Well, technically they were already dead bodies

[@user-hh3og9kp3g]

This scene still makes my eyes in tears. Despite being at his weakest moment, he still did everything in his power to save Harry and did it like a boss. Truly the greatest wizard of all!!!

[@csgolf24]

Knowing what happens right after, this scene becomes so emotional. Like one last great thing from Dumbledore. The fire, the music, it’s just epic.

[@apockypocky2345]

Dumbledore looks like a straight up badass when Harry comes out of the water and sees him.

[@nikhilprasad3947]

I call that *Dependable*.

[@360archer]

honestly.

[@rxseblud8526]

Too true

[@lethargic3702]

Matthew LeRoux Fudge really can’t deny it tho, Dumbledore got style.

[@alexrojas4935]

In my opinion, this is one of the few scenes where it is more awesome in the movie than in the books.

[@jackaylward-williams9064]

Alex Rojas I don’t know, the final duel from DH 2 is pretty awesome compared to the book.

[@dustinakadustin]

jack aylward-williamds the final battle in DH film sucked compared to the book. also the fight with bellatrix and molly was a joke.

[@HAL-vm3wn]

Dustin Caldwell explain please

[@dustinakadustin]

Hal 9000 Well the duel with Molly and Bellatrix in the book was in front of all the combatants at the battle, the book describes the heat from the spells cracking the stone floor and that both withces were "duelling to kill." The whole fight lasts much longer and also happens alongside a battle between Voldemort, Mcgonagall, Slughorn and Kingsley Shacklebolt. When Molly defeats Bellatrix Voldemorts rage is described as being so powerful he blasts his three opponents across the hall. Everyone watches in awe. We really get a sense that Molly knows what she is doing and is a true force to be reckoned with. As for the fight with Voldemort it also happens in front of everyone, instead of being a big epic show down with spells flying we get Harry simply explaining to "Tom" that he is beaten and that there is no point fighting. Everything is explained and comes together in the final moments, Voldemort lets his ego get the better of him for the last time and we get a nice homage back to first duel where they use the same spells. Voldemorts body doesn't disintegrate either and everyone sees him dead and beaten. This works because it shows that Voldemort is just a human and nothing supernatural in the end, him disintegrating defeats that. The reason a simple collected showdown is better than curses flying is because it shows that Harry doesn't need to be all powerful to beat Voldemort, he just needs to be smart and focused. So that is why the final battle sucks and bellatrix vs molly was a joke in the film.

[@dustinakadustin]

Parker S I guess you misread, I explained the big climactic battle being between Molly and Bellatrix and Voldemort, Kingsley, Slughorn and Mcgonagall. Spells cracking the ground open etc, if that sounds lame then I don't know how you were satisfied by the ending the films gave us.

[@ezpzgz]

Dumbledore almost dying in this scene and still can produce a massive firestorm

[@epicfan1598]

Correction, he IS dying and is already weakened

[@user-se8ri8jd9t]

2:36 Harry : Sectumsempra Dumbledore : Huh, WTF!

[@nootnootmf8535]

Voldie's firecracker snake ain't got nothing on this.

[@ZimuThielus]

In fact, I think is the same spell.

[@filmwoodmedia]

Jimmy Soto Montiel I think what Voldemort used was fiendfyre. This seems like an insanely powerful fire spell (it might be the same spell but I’m not entirely sure)

[@ZimuThielus]

@@filmwoodmedia yep, it was the same

[@elef5334]

It wasn't the same spell.Dumbledore's spell is called the Ring of the Fire. Voldemort's spell was a transformation spell.(much weaker). Indeed Ring of the fire is one of the most powerful spells. It is said, that only the most powerful magician and the one who had the elder wand could use such spells.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

ALoyalMotherfck - how is it “much weaker”? Show sources.

[@claudiuliviu113]

Weakened, extremely old and yet... Dumbledore defeats an army of Inferi. If this is not the greatest wizard of all times, i do not know who it could be.

[@brockellsessor2668]

Merle Ambrose

[@xxlCortez]

Gilderoy Lockhart.

[@nayemrahman9987]

Claudiu Liviu John Cena

[@claudiuliviu113]

Lockhart is a weak one, a fake of a wizard. John Cena is only a wrestler, Dumbledore would evaporate him immediately. (I know it was a joke :D) And Merle Ambrose... hmm, i do not know for sure, but he definitely did not fight and win over two most powerful dark wizards of all times: Voldemort and Grindelwald. Cause without Dumbledore s guidance, Harry would not have known how to defeat Voldemort :)

[@claudiuliviu113]

No, he would not.

[@WhoIsLOK]

3:12 honestly this movies soundtrack is one of best I’ve ever heard.

[@mujtabaali2103]

Track name?

[@amphibiar5323]

Rest In Peace Sir Michael Gambon 😭😭 You Will Be Missed Dearly /* (Raise Your Wands In Respect)

[@chaudo6731]

- Harry: It's alright, sir. Don't worry. We're nearly there. - Dumbledore: I'm not worried, Harry. I'm with you...

[@enzomartinez8083]

Wish they added that scene to the actual movie..😢😢

[@LuchoArrival]

@@enzomartinez8083 They filmed it, but it was sadly deleted.

[@enzomartinez8083]

@@LuchoArrival really, too bad they deleted

[@TalkAsSoftAsChalk]

That one line made me cry like a little baby.

[@unclebill420]

I wish they made a Lego set for this. How dare they, the makers of Lego sets, forget it!

[@Leno-bg8sc]

We need to see more scenes like this in the new Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them series. Show us Dumbledore's full power.

[@paulmueller100x]

Yeah, that would be really nice, of course

[@Eizh]

The 3 hours fight of Dumbledore and Grindelwald

[@zedshockblade7157]

The old dumbledore is still more powerful magically than the younger one. The only advantage of young dumbledore is his physical strength and stamina

[@schwartzy65]

Something about fantastic beast cgi makes it feel plasticky... And not as real and raw like hp series...

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

Fantastic Beasts 2 will likely end with the huge Dumbledore vs Grindelwald duel where he gets the Elder Wand after beating Gellert. That...that should be one hell of a scene.

[@hemispheres789]

That shot of dumbledore surrounded by fire still gives me chills to this day

[@MisterKargar]

Still easily the greatest scene in the Harry Potter franchise to date. The world most powerful sorceror, giving his last… everything from music to the cgi, the acting and cinematography is the perfect adaption from a book to movie moment. Firewhip became firestorm and every child in the world smiled in wonder.

[@JosePabloOrellanaMedrano]

I rarely cry when reading a book... but then I read the final line of this chapter: “I am not afraid, Harry. I am with you.”

[@anonymousgaslighter345]

I am not worried Harry, I am with you*

[@lennyelsam5366]

ok@@anonymousgaslighter345

[@derykleitiglao6582]

THE VISUAL EFFECTS ARE ON POINT!!!!

[@bryguy1502]

deryk lei tiglao you could say they were...fire. I’ll see myself out.

[@luvalient]

They are On fire 😎

[@petezounds9383]

It took eight months to do this scene.

[@projectjt3149]

WHAT????? Seriously???

[@nikhilprasad3947]

@@petezounds9383 Hey man, I wanna know more about this stuff. Did it take 8 months for the actual team to make the *Ring of Fire* or did it take you to do so? Can me provide a link to a *making of* video? What softwares might have been used? What technology? Did they make real fire or something?

[@TheCreativeStoryMan]

R.I.P Michael Gambon 😢

[@kanthector]

Still remember this scene in theatres in 2009. The floor trembled for real !! Don't know if it was the sound system or the audience going ballistic !!

[@BL-mf3jp]

Definitely the coolest scene to witness in theaters. I remember I saw it midnight with my brother. Pretty awesome.

[@MasterOfTheElements]

@@BL-mf3jp I was 7 years old when the movie came out and I remember thinking the fire was going to come at me cause it was 3d, but yeah, it was epic.

[@RixMorales]

The Firestorm scene alone is a stroke of genius in cinematic history. He filled an entire cave with fire, and this is him at his weakest

[@stefanciocan1605]

this is not fiendfyre.

[@christophersanchez7731]

Fiendfyre is a forbidden Dark Fire spell which creates sentient Fire in form of monsterous animals Dumbledore’s spell is simply known as Firestorm with no known incantation A normal Fire Spell is called Incidio, this is a whole another level

[@standingwithukraine2695]

This is more like a hurricane of raw power and fire. Like waves in the ocean but also seems to break the curses that were placed. Didn't read the books but Dumbledore is at his weakest here and outclassed Voldemort

[@Hercules_Flexing]

I wouldn’t call this cinematic history but it’s a really enjoyable special effect

[@LifeisANovel]

@@standingwithukraine2695 didn't read the books? Missing out my man.

[@bryanalejandro7323]

I love how the fire literally looks scared of Dumbledore when he says “Partis Temporus”. It’s like it’s saying “oh yes sir oh yes of course right away sir!!” and immediately splits itself.

[@createdbeing302]

No it doesn't. The fire would have burnt Dumbledore to a crisp, and so Dumbledore had to part it.

[@MasterOfTheElements]

We bow to your awesomeness, master! 😂

[@neharoxx1]

Such a Badass comment ☺️

[@annaliciaoliver4476]

But its the way Dumbledore voice echoes in the cave when he congures the spell.

[@extrachromosome3714]

@G E T R E K T 905 also when he visited child Voldemort at the hospital he chose to set the wardrobe on fire

[@hagridstan]

RIP to the legendary Michael Gambon. He was especially so incredible in this movie!

[@herozen1338]

for those not in the know, let me break this down: that isn't normal fire, it's an incredibly powerful and dangerous form of magic known as "fiendfyre". it is almost impossible to control and is powerful enough to destroy horcruxes. dumbledore in this scene has: a nearly year old magical infection in his hand experianced the worst part of his life all over again been drained of a lot of water and is very weak and still, he filled a cave with fiendfyre, commanded it so perfectly he could strike down an infuri clinging to harry without hitting him, and made is obey him WITHOUT a wand. and people wonder why voldemort was scared of "the funny old man"

[@peaceweapon1933]

"Impossible to control" Literally saves Harry, and you can see Dumbledore twirling it, also he parts it pretty easily, doesn't look too impossible to control

[@goodersdoo8415]

Don't lie. We both know he is capable of even more potent magic in his current stat but he was worried he would hit Harry with it.

[@stefanciocan1605]

I don't think it was fiendfyre.. That spell usually takes the shape of an animal.. besides.. I don't see Dumbledore using dark magic so casually lol. I researched the matter quite a bit and it might be a spell of his own creation. It might also be Gubraithian Fire..something which is incredibly difficult to cast..so I don't think is that either. It might just be a charm or something similar ..probably made specifically for Inferi.

[@flibbettyjibbetts6766]

This isn’t fiendfyre, just a very powerful storm of fiery magical energy

[@hlrdavid]

@@stefanciocan1605 It‘s a spell called „Firestorm“ but the incantation is unknown. So yes, it wasn‘t Fiendfyre.

[@MrPimplicous]

Inferi: Hes ours now Dumbledore: you give back my pig for slaughter, its not his time yet!

[@priyankgupta7530]

Lol

[@jesusreyes15]

Brutal lol

[@abhishpunuri4802]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MasterOfTheElements]

😂😂😂🐖 🥓

[@Tushar_G24]

Dirt in mind which can't be cleared

[@peggyblue51]

I think this shows how real care looks. Dumbledore was concerned just about Harry even if he was almost dead himself. This gave Dumbledore energy to give his last lifeforces to defend another person - even if it would made him dead. I think this energy is human love. Albus Dumbledore had in him a lot of this kind of energy.

[@mysticalblizzard1981]

@G E T R E K T Doesn't he say "awful"?

[@peggyblue51]

@Russia you're drunk. Leave Krym in peace, not piece. And go home. YOUR HOME.

[@peggyblue51]

@Russia stop being @russia.

[@ravelbueno7722]

RIP Michael Gambon! Now We know how to turn on the light…

[@games2507]

Incredible scene with a lot of tension. Incredible performances. Incredibly well shoot by Yates. Underrated!

[@kyleaustin7045]

Dumbledore: *weak voice* Harry... Also Dumbledore 3s later: PARTIS TEMPORUS!

[@unknown_user_235]

He saved his voice for orchestral delivery of PARTIS TEMPORUS :D

[@Phoenix-Brah]

A stunning moment, Dumbledore's immense power with the elder wand is unleashed when all hope seems to have vanished. I honestly think this is the most overpowering scene in the series.

[@nikhilprasad3947]

Sickest is the wrong term

[@davetherave3511]

grindelwald's immense skill and power is also shown when he does protego diabolica,not only do flames not harm him,but they also protect all his followers,can tell immediately who truly is loyal to grindelwald,and also is used as a weapon to kill aurors and destroy paris to th extent 5 skilled wizards/witches must join together to stop it. thats evidence why grindelwald is equal to ddore

[@DeadlyTowersSux]

annonymus annonymus That’s true, Grindelwald is essentially Dumbledore’s evil counterpart

[@ActaNova]

@@DeadlyTowersSux not really evil tbh, he had morality and a general care for wizardkind unlike voldemort and generally didnt want to ''hurt' muggles just create a form equality for both races grindelwald can feel sadness love and care for people. he just doesnt let anyone stop his motives from stopping. as he sees the future world as dangerous

[@DeadlyTowersSux]

haidan mcculloch True, although his methods can be seen as evil, and said methods are what had him labeled as evil by the Wizarding world

[@nilocblue]

I will always remember this scene as one of the greatest uses of magic in cinema history. The music, the emotion, the stakes, and the sheer power of what we were seeing. Is there any doubt that he was the greatest wizard of his generation.

[@Joniboy07]

Of all time.

[@jaakkokoskinen3756]

R.I P Michael Gambon, A.K.A Dumbledore.

[@nicosalazar8063]

Dumbledore here is at his weakest what more if he is at his strongest.

[@Nilas55]

It is a pretty much universally recognized fact that Dumbledore was the most powerful wizard ever. The only reason he didn't immediately beat Voldemort like the whiney cry-baby he is, was that he knew about the Horcruxes as far back as Chamber of Secrets. Though he might even have suspected something back when Voldemort returned to seek a job in his twenties. Back then the transformation was visible. Though by powerful I mean knowledgeable. I actually doubt that his spells were stronger than Voldemort's without the Elder Wand. But he had the opportunity to learn from others. Voldemort could only gain knowledge from books because he was so individualistic. Meanwhile Dumbledore got to tap into the knowledge of Nicholas Flammel who was 650 and probably knew more about magic than any other wizard in history. So Dumbledore probably knew thousands of spells. Wheras Voldemort only knew a hundred. In essence Dumbledore was just the most versatile wizard.

[@hidan407]

Matthias Strøm More than merlin?

[@talon4618]

I wonder where Merlin would be if he were in the series.

[@talon4618]

Also, it doesn't matter if you have infinite power, you would still have to know how to use it. Otherwise, you are still weak. "Power is useless unless you know how to use it." - The Outsider, 2018.

[@Nilas55]

We never knew much about Merlin so who knows? I figure he was most likely overrated just due to the fact that he was one of the first great wizards so no one had anyone to compare him to. Besides, Flammel must have had people HE learned from as well. Knowledge develops over time. New discoveries are made. So I guess the point is the longer magic is studied the more likely it is for someone to accumulate a large amount of knowledge. Since Merlin lived the wizards of Britain have studied magic for over 1000 years. More than likely they discovered many things Merlin had no way of knowing about back then. Merlin didn't live 650 years either so he didn't have as long to study as Flammel. Plus, some of what Merlin knew may have been passed on for all we know. Anyway, neither Flammel nor Merlin would have ever beaten Dumbledore. Maybe they knew more. We never really get much information about them. But I'm quite certain the lacked Dumbledore's skill in application. Knowing and applying is two different things. Magic duels revolve around offensive spells, defensive spells and counter spells. Which means there is a strategic aspect to it. As far as Voldemort goes he was the strongest because magic is described as a gene by JKR. Which means that Voldemort's family of pure-blood relatives all the way from Slytherin 1000 years ago had created the stronget concentration ever of that gene. Combined with Tom Riddle's genes Voldemort had the magical prowess of his mother's blood and went without any major birth defects like the rest of his family had (apart from him suffering from moral insanity). But since Voldemort neglected to study and learn and instead focused on gathering followers and creating horcruxes, he lost the opportunity he had of becoming the greatest wizard ever. That title fell, in the end, to Albus Dumbledore. A worthier person as well.

[@quasarone3083]

2:06 I think the editor had a seizure

[@vishaltripathi364]

Hahahahaahahhahaha

[@noobmaster-eg6mt]

Jj

[@davecrupel2817]

He had a spas attack while shifting cuts.

[@sagarikha9435]

I died at this comment hahahahaha

[@taroupriapus5202]

@@sagarikha9435 lol

[@AB-zl4nh]

"Happiness can be found even in the darkness of times, if only one remembers to turn on the light"

[@kakarotanime]

Ppl talking about the greatness of Dumbledore, but I was more amazed of how harmful the poison was, the greatest magician Dumbledore even willing to die, it rly gave me shock. I love this scene

[@dhavalp22]

I read somewhere that snape helped voldemort with his posion making skill to nake this posion, it was intened to make person relive his worst memories,again and again. It is like choking on your own blood, suffocating and paralysing.

[@gnc623]

I'm honestly not a fan of David Yates as a director and don't think he's really very good, but I gotta admit....this was one of the best scenes in the whole franchise. When Harry comes out of the water and sees Dumbledore with that music in the background is...magic.

[@oscarthefunnydoggo9695]

I think David Yates did an absolutely amazing job.

[@primus7882]

Order of the Phoenix was brilliant

[@pyromaniac034]

David Yates is sort of a mixed bag for me. There are some shots in these films that look absolutely gorgeous and some shots that look like they're pulled from Twilight..

[@pyromaniac034]

@@primus7882 order of the Phoenix is arguably the worst-looking one in the franchise

[@planetmago6487]

I despise this movie but have always loved oftp

[@arielolavarria6068]

I’ve always loved how Dumbledore nearly whispers Harry’s name at 3:42, yet not but a few seconds later he commands a pathway be shone for them in one of the mightiest voices I’ve ever heard from him. That right there just proves to you how deeply he cared for Harry....

[@s.jk97]

Ariel Olavarria yep, proves that he didn't treat him like a pig in slaughter

[@Radec913]

He cared but not that deeply lol. Without harry his whole masterplan to defeat voldemort fails

[@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129]

@@Radec913 Doesn't mean he didn't care. He most definitely did and you can clearly see that.

[@konikonitrainerwill5969]

@@s.jk97 nice

[@Ranger1812]

Ariel Olavarria That panting is Harry. He said his name seconds before that.

[@palewolf2734]

Rest in Peace Professor Dumbledore :(

[@ackerose]

This breaks my heart like nothing else in the whole series. The most powerful man looking so vulnerable. Love Dumbledore.

[@AmanKhan-gm1cy]

Best scene ever in the whole of Harry Potter

[@michalrojas1206]

Aman Khan maybe not the best my personal opinion but has to be the most strongest and most powerful definitely XD

[@jakebarratt5652]

mohamad113305 I agree goosebumps moment

[@tyqwanpettty6843]

Aman Khan Indeed

[@mstayluhstan3644]

You just forgot the Snape and Dumbledore conversation on Death Hallows part 2

[@elektronlp6315]

This my Favorite

[@Reliavl]

Voldemort: "I fear no man, I'm immortal," Also Voldemort: "But that thing... it scares me."

[@zackcross7190]

Ironic, considering Voldemort died at young age for a wizard.

[@Linus-tz2tk]

​@@zackcross7190over 70 is a jung age for wizards? Dumbeldor with 150 is more of a rarety.

[@jonathanvillagran1803]

watching this scene years later damn near brought tear to my eyes . glad I had this in my childhood and just watching this brought so many childhood memories back

[@Kiara-jk2fi]

the whole scene of the dark lake, the journey to the cave etc, is my favorite scene. the soundtrack was perfect and they really show dumbledore's power in this scene

[@philipseymourhoffman23]

how he dominates and commands that amount of fire is so majestic and astonishing, it gives me great pleasure. Also, the music makes this scene one of the greats in the series.

[@alexman378]

This is like when Thor showed up in Infinity War before that scene happened. You don’t quite understand how powerful those characters really are, until they make one move and turn the entire tide of a very one sided loss for the good guys. 11 years later, and I still get goosebumps with this scene.

[@errorcode1sm399]

One of saddest and greatest scenes in Harry Potter history

[@MoviesToWatch7]

Rest in peace you legend

[@davidalishayev3348]

He never got his water 😢

[@yoninja4024]

Dumbledore the best wizard with fire and with the elder wand. Such a great moment

[@knuckle-sandwichmma681]

Now its Grindelwald with the blue fire

[@slamyourheadin9449]

@@knuckle-sandwichmma681 but dumbledoor defeated him.

[@kemuelMiller]

Whew! Hearing Dumbledore softly say "Harry" made me cry 💔😭

[@victinitcg2056]

Me too

[@baguetteeeeeeee]

It was so adorable imo

[@user-om3sb5rg5u]

i wish we got to see more of Dumbledore's power capabilities in the movies. this scene gave me goosebumps.

[@Olin112]

Dumbledore went full Avatar Roku mode

[@deadpoo-poo4497]

Lol

[@nickkokkinos9173]

Such a powerful scene. Brings you to sadness because you realize he is an old man who cares so deeply for an innocent boy whose family was taken away from him from an infant. Then, you as a fan realize that he is at his weakest state and still manages to captivate us with an amazing fire spell. Then, God-like, he parts the fire like a true boss. After this, I totally think the duel in part 5 could have been way more epic.

[@gintokiteju1382]

He thinks of Harry as a slaughter pig

[@sonalichakrabarty2560]

@@gintokiteju1382 no he does not

[@gintokiteju1382]

@@sonalichakrabarty2560 did you not remember the scene where snape and dumbeldore talk When snape says you just saved him from soo many events just because you can sacrfice him here and he remains slient so yea he thought of him as a sacrifice to save Humanity or more like wizardnity

[@dcspidey1218]

In order of the pheonix dumbledore wasn't even going all out he was just trying to buy time

[@BFrydell]

@@gintokiteju1382 Yeah, everyone remembers that scene. But Snape was emotional in that conversation and his accusation was wrong. Dumbledore clearly cares a lot about Harry, something that McGonagall explicitly says later in HBP. In contrast, a slaughterer doesn't care at all about the pig. It's just a thing that you're going to eat later on. Not worthy of empathy. That's what Snape accused Dumbledore of feeling towards Harry and that's just clearly wrong. Instead of viewing it as Dumbledore raising Harry for slaughter, you might try viewing it as Dumbledore raising Harry to one day be willing to be the _type of person_ who would make that sacrifice on his own. I mean, there's a reason why Dumbledore was the only person in limbo for Harry to talk to after ol' Voldey "killed" him.

[@laurentiu2704]

Dumbledore the most powerful wizard ever. I love how powerful is his voice when making a path to escape.

[@timothyfogarty5829]

And it even sounds like gandalf

[@LazyOldFusspot_3428]

_Gandalf would like a word with you_

[@sushmamishra2847]

0:19 😭💔 that look.......

[@AlienMidget123]

That last final display of power from Dumbledore and the Elder Wand is perfect

[@HuggiMa]

This is the scene where Dumbledore becomes Gandalf.

[@evermiller524]

LOL

[@houstonhighlights388]

No, this scene is where Dumbledore BEATS Gandalf

[@gandalfhan]

+CPR Qube not really

[@schwartzy65]

This is the scene gandalf wishes he was in...

[@landscapefeatures3236]

And this is dumbledore at his weakest

[@bencraig4895]

Voldemort: Avada kedavra Dumbledore: HOLD MY BEER

[@HickoryDickory86]

*Butterbeer

[@arunavachatterjee2433]

*Beard

[@prakharsrivastava7691]

*firewhiskey

[@windmemer1903]

Better then Richard Harris

[@smilingcookies3821]

What’s the relevance

[@con_officiall]

The music alone when you see all the fire around them gives me chills

[@harrypell2603]

This was one of the best parts of the movie for me especially the bit with the firestorm 🔥🔥

[@huey6248]

The cave was probably the best chapter in the book

[@huey6248]

Followed by flight of the prince and sectumsempra

[@TheM31ShadoW]

youre totally right

[@Jiskpirate]

When I read “I am not worried, Harry. I am with you.” in contrast with what Harry said to his friends "Don't worry, I'm with Dumbledore"... Ah the feels in the book.

[@huey6248]

Jisk van der Veen in my opinion that's the saddest moment in the entire series, only part that I shed a tear for.

[@GiacomoArturi]

Apollo DA dunno, i shed tears for snape memories rather than for this scene, and best chapter is kings cross in my opinion

[@Deathtrooper-kn7cr]

3:27 that scene is simply beautiful and epic

[@Kiara-jk2fi]

Best scene in the whole harry potter series. cant change my mind!

[@user-jr7ht6kp8t]

Today, 28 September 2023, Michael Gambon has passed away. See you on Kings Cross , professor

[@nikolbd]

Dumbledore managing to cast one of the most difficult spells at his weakest is truly outstanding

[@lordmistery8493]

One of the best scenes I've ever seen in a movie, my compliments here to Michael Gambon, he did so good in this scene

[@guyhaseeb]

"PARTIS TEMPORUS, RAISUS GOOSEBUMPUS!"

[@MrAditya2402]

Haseeb Epic! 😂

[@daygodemolitionunit5873]

DICKUS ERECTUS!

[@XarkoCZ]

NIPLUS HARDUS!

[@nishantgharat4456]

daygo demolitionUnit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jewel_Ting]

LMFAO

[@hollyjaw3303]

Imagine the death-eaters believing they could take Dumbledore wand to wand lol

[@carlos93809]

Never

[@rorschach36]

I've come to pay my respects to Sir Michael Gambon who has sadly passed away at age 82.

[@LCNSilveri]

3:45 Dumbledore is so badass that the spell doesn't even wait for him to pronounce it's name completely

[@grass7864]

The fire wasn't even responding to the spell, it just yeeted itself out of his way in fear.

[@jayavidintharu3295]

damn didn't even notice

[@RC_Engineering]

Probably could easily do it non verbally, but in the interest of teaching Harry, decided to at least say what he was doing.

[@lauraboiocchi4666]

Watching this for the first time at the theatre... Man, it was spine chilling. Can't believe 11 years have already passed

[@sigitkus7029]

11 years? Wow you're elligible for Hogwarts now, congrats

[@lauraboiocchi4666]

@@sigitkus7029 more like eligible for retirement at Hogwarts

[@sigitkus7029]

@@lauraboiocchi4666 😂😂

[@willow8186]

His last action in life was protecting Harry. I love that man!

[@hidanhyuga]

half blood prince is such an underrated gem.. it has this haunting quiteness,.. like we´re mourning from the very beginning..