HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 1 (2010) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

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[@williamsmith5340]

Awesome movie

[@Seraphim4190]

Wands are personal and wand carriers develop a connection with them, and not many wizards do wandless magic. Voldy kind of left Lucius defenseless. Between taking over Malfoy Manor as if he owned the place and taking his wand, Voldy practically emasculated Lucius. It's all punishment for failure.

[@JfrogFun]

i wish this was more prevalent in the films, but they have people casually doing wandless magic too often just to keep things "magical" looking

[@silasadler3464]

He also took the thing Lucius takes most pride in; being a wizard

[@SirRockXIII]

There's an entire wizarding school that doesn't use wands. a lot of them are also those like.. polymorphs? idk if that's the correct term

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

@@SirRockXIIIYeah but the films fail to sort of explain it. Many can’t do wandless magic and using the wand I believe concentrated their power and made it generally stronger But that’s more for adults. All juvenile wizards do wandless magic without ever meaning to, I imagine if they’re taught from the start how to use this then they’d be able to do it unlike the other schools

[@brittanylewandowski6200]

Actually MOST wizards do wandless magic. England and America are about the only places they use wands.

[@jamiesucie2685]

Referring to your comment about Voldemort and Snape, the charm Snape taught Harry so that he couldn’t read his thoughts; Snape mastered that and uses it to hide his true thoughts from Voldemort and others. Harry was the only one who broke through

[@joshuatolodxi179]

At some point after Dumbledore dying, Voldemort used a spell that literally forced a "taboo" so that anyone using his name gives away their location. That's how the death eaters showed up at the house within seconds of xenophilius saying Voldemort

[@Annonymous0283745]

and at the coffee shop

[@jamesmoore4910]

Yeah I watched the films before reading the books, this was basically the only detail that was left out that really confused me when watching lol

[@natecloe8535]

When I was reading through the book and it explained the taboo. I thought then what I think now....... That is one of the most clever things anybody has done in this entire series. Harry for the longest time was the absolute only person that would say Voldemorts name out loud. And still most people will not say it. It was basically a trap baited for voldemort's biggest enemies.

[@Sageddegas]

I don’t think I’ve ever watched a review where they complained about there being too much lore building and then didn’t have anything to say about it lol

[@poppletop8331]

1:20mins Snape teaches Harry Occlumency (Blocking his thoughts from others) in The Order of the Phoenix. So Snape blocking anyone from his mind wouldn't have been a problem.

[@jerellmccall1790]

The fact that he can block voldemort is a testament to how strong Snape is as a wizard

[@samantha4045]

Snape was very skilled at Occlumency, he was able to more or less shield his true feelings from Voldy.

[@hardiness9363]

i think he is suppose to be son or related to Queenie from fantastic beast, so its no coincidence that he is strong in occlumency/legilimency

[@samantha4045]

@@hardiness9363 Snape's mother is Eileen Prince (half blood prince sound familiar?) They didn't explain that in the movies. His father was a muggle Named Tobias. They debunked Snape being related to Queenie a while back I think 🤔 they said it was a good theory but unfortunately not true but there was rumor that he was somehow related to Credence but of course that theory went out the window when his real family was revived later on.

[@hardiness9363]

@@samantha4045 thats sad i liked that theory

[@SilkBuckets]

didnt think i was gonna cry when dobby died but some things never change

[@timformica6790]

They explained in the 1st movie...While you can use any wand, An owners wand provides better stronger magic to that wizard and is more reliable, but wands can change loyalty. If you duel a wizard and win, the wand is essentially yours. Harry And voldemorts wands share the same core, phoenix feather giver by Dumbledores Phoenix Fawkes, so the wands are like twin brothers.

[@thaisseachick4529]

You made a very real rational reflection where you said that the people who were growing up with the movie had a whole experience with watching the movies. I was definitely one of those kids, I was 11 when the movies were first airing and it became the thing I looked forward to, the next book the next movie. Honestly it formed a generation and the journey that these characters made formed us as people (as weird as that sounds). I think thats why we love reactors who watch the series, we want to show people how awesome it is and how the themes still resonate with events that can still happen. Also it kinda explains our love for the series.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

That really perfectly sums it all up

[@MFBloosh]

Yup. Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone came out in 2001 when I was 9. It felt like we not only grew up alongside this story and the characters, but the actors as well. I feel like that's a huge reason on why it's such a beloved series by people in their late 20s and early 30s.

[@LaurinGarcia]

What is in the deleted scenes of this movie and in the Deathly Hallows book is when Ron came back to Harry and Hermione he explained that he found out that Voldemort's name has a magic curse attached to it. Just saying his name out load causes Death Eaters to come to you and as a result you get attacked or killed. That is the reason why wizards call him "He Who Must Not Be Named" because the same thing happened during the first war when people dared to say Voldemort's name out load. Most who had the guts to say it got killed. But when Voldemort was weakened when he tried to kill baby Harry and failed, the spell lost it's power. 🗣💀🪄

[@shirleydurr411]

A large number of us who saw the movies had read the books some time before the first movie. We were aware of things that were left out that explains so much, answers some of your questions. We understood why Hermione was wiping her parents memories of her; we also knew she was replacing them with other memories of other identities for her parents to keep them safe. Death Eaters was targeting muggle born witches like her and their families were sources of information. Pure - bloods like Ron were required to show up at Hogwarts and plans were made to account for his absence. Harry was not the Death Eaters' only target.

[@jamesmoore4910]

11:00 yeah most people who haven't watched Harry Potter assume it's just a kid's movie, it's kind of similar to thinking that Disney or Pixar movies are for just for kids, they can be enjoyed by all ages on some level but mostly by young adults imo 24:30 also, if you visit a church graveyard in an English village you won't find thousands of gravestones lol there'll be like 50 or so

[@MilleniumLad21]

32:05 Long story short, yes, it's magic how they knew. They kind of skipped over the explanation in the movies. But, in the books, I think it was explained that some of Voldemort's followers, who controlled the Ministry of Magic at the time, used magic to place a kind of tracking spell on the word "Voldemort" because only the people on Harry and Dumbledore's side were brave enough to use Voldemort's real name instead of the phrase "he-who-must-not-be-named". So, anytime someone verbalized the word "Voldemort", the snatchers/ death eaters would immediately be summoned to their location.

[@IsaJulia]

After all these years, Hedwig's death still hits me hard.

[@StorymasterQ]

Remember, "six and a half books" is still a valid answer.

[@LexoG33]

One thing you gotta remember about Harry, Ron, and Hermione's friendship is that Harry and Hermione were both raised in the non-magical world, and they both didn't know for sure that they had magic until they got their letters inviting them to Hogwarts when they were 10 years old. The Weasley family is like a second family to Harry, but Hermione has always been tagging along with them too so she fits right in by the time things get serious

[@williamcarbajal383]

House elves are much more powerful than humans... Remember when Dobby said, "of course, sir, I'm an elf." They have a completely different kind of magic.

[@christinabrock2893]

The young man in the photo was Bathilda's grandson when he was about 17 -- over a hundred years ago. "Much like Harry has a Cloak." Yes, and we find out later in the book, though they won't tell you in the movie, that it's actually the same Cloak!

[@mathiaswittinger2808]

The reason Dobby could not be easily healed was that the knive was cursed. Wounds caused by curses can only be healed with a corresponding counter curse. For example in the previous move when Harry used Sectumsempra on Malfoy no one but Snape could have healed him easily, since Snape invented the curse as well as the counter, “Vulnera Samento”. Since Harry (or his friends for that matter) knew the countercurse for Dobbys wound, he was essentially doomed.

[@chris...9497]

You met Hermione's parents at the bookshop in Diagon Alley in the second film. Lucius Malfoy even condescendingly mentions that they're muggles. Many legends are based on a kernel of fact. The Three Brothers in the Tale of the Deathly Hallows were the Peverell Brothers. -Back in Godric's Hollow, while Harry stood at the grave of his parents, Hermione brushed snow away from a tombstone that had the sign of the Deathly Hollows on it and the name Ignatus Peverell; that was an ancestor of Harry's. Harry's Grandmother was a firstborn Peverell with no brothers, so she inherited the Cloak of Invisibility. In due course, she handed it down to James Potter and Dumbledore kept it before handing it down to Harry as an anonymous Christmas gift. -Before Dumbledore was a teacher, he fought a wand-duel against his friend Gellert Grindelwald and won Grindelwald's wand, the Elder Wand of Deathly Hallows fame. -The ring Tom Riddle turned into a horcrux was inherited from his mother; it originally belonged to Salazar Slytherin. Tom Riddle was legitimately the actual blood heir of Slytherin. The stone in the ring is the Resurrection Stone of Deathly Hallows Fame. Just keep in mind what Dumbledore said: "No spell can reawaken the dead." Dumbledore had reasons of his own to resurrect loved ones long gone, but never could, so don't believe these items can help preserve or rekindle life. Some consider the real point of this particular film as being that division between Harry the child and Harry the man. Harry is now 17; he's an adult. And in the course of this film, he loses the very last of the things that supported him through his childhood: the Dursley home, Hogwarts, Hedwig, Dobby, even his wand. This is the wilderness he has to cross to come into his own as a man, to become his own person. He even goes back to say goodbye to his home village (and I believe that 'kid's room' he's fighting Nagini the snake in is the room he was rescued from as a baby). You can say this film dragged, but growth and wisdom comes in the quiet moments. In the quiet, you have a chance to reflect and learn.

[@sydneybrown7636]

People tend to not like this one as much but it’s one of my favorites. I really like the dark, emotional drama that it brings as opposed to just all action. Plus I think it ends at the perfect point to build a ton of suspense for the next one. Having to wait 6 months to see the next one in theaters was brutal.

[@MFBloosh]

The good parts are GOOD, but in my opinion I could've done without the 20 minutes spent on Harry and Hermione acting like they COULD hook up when the audience already knew that was never going to happen. It feels like filler in a movie that shouldn't have any. Ron being paranoid? Great. Shows the effect the horcrux's have on people, like the ring in LOTR. But the whole dance sequence and damn-near-kissing scene between Harry and Hermione is just unnecessary and was only put in to drill it through the audience's heads that they wouldn't get together, which is something we already knew. Hence, the filler.

[@sydneybrown7636]

@@MFBloosh See, I didn’t take it that way. That scene never felt romantic to me. It felt like a friend trying to lift another friend’s spirits by doing a goofy dance together. And at no point did I ever feel like they were about to kiss. I thought it added another layer to the characters so I really like that scene

[@MFBloosh]

@@sydneybrown7636 It's not that I personally think the scene is supposed to be romantic, but it's definitely supposed to make the audience FEEL like it MIGHT go in that direction. Especially after they stop dancing and they share that extremely intimate close up face to face.

[@rencloudkicker]

You are correct about the spells, they are based off of Latin words that relate to the spells. Rowling also used Celtic Zodiac (tree astrology) when assigning the types of wood each person uses. It reflects that persons characteristics. She also used numerology when assigning the length of the wand. That number also matches the personality of the character. That is why they go out of the way to say details like "oak wand, 10 and 3/4 in length" every time they describe a wand. The zodiac and numerology is supposed to match that character. I think she also used it when creating names for many characters. She used a lot of different lore/beliefs when creating characters and objects that you normally wouldn't notice unless you look for it.

[@hazzytastic]

When you do move on to Lord of the Rings, like most fans I highly recommend you go with the Extended Editions. They are long, but a lot of things seem to come out of nowhere in the theatrical release that are explained in the extended editions. I can already hear the questions you would probably end up asking that get answered just by going with extended. The extra minutes are well worth it when one is as inquisitive as you are

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Exactly. Plus so many of the characters you actually get a much better picture and understanding of their behavior with the extended version, like both Boromir and Faramir are barely fleshed out in the theatrical version but in the extended you get to really know them. Extended always

[@maliedelgado2658]

Your wand is a limb. Most wizards can’t/haven’t honed their wandless magic so to be without your wand is essentially to be without your magical control. In wandlore, many wands have qualities about them that make them loyal vs not. “Slightly swishy”, “unyielding”, etc. are all ways of describing how easily or difficult a wand can switch loyalties should it be picked up by another. Draco’s wand has the ability to change allegiance because it sensed a more powerful master in Harry.

[@Masq1980]

As someone said earlier, wands can be used by other people, but they only work fully with the wizard they have chosen "The wand chooses the wizard", as was said in the first movie by Olivander. That is why the blackthorn wand that Ron gave Harry that he'd 'taken off of a snatcher', when Harry tried to make the fire bigger, it made it Super big - it doesn't work as well for another wizard. Also why in the early years, Longbottom had so much trouble - it's not stated in the movie, but in the books, it is explained that Neville was given his father's wand. Eventually he wins the wands cooperation. Also explains why in part two when Draco had to use his mother's wand after having been disarmed by Harry, says to him that 'it's a good wand, but it doesn't quite 'get me' yanno?' because the wand isn't his own, but leant to him by his mother.

[@toodlescae]

Someone taking your wand is kind of like someone taking your arm for a wizard. The wand and the witch/wizard learn and grow together.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I went to the midnight premiere of Deathly Hallows part 2, and they showed part one before it. The part where Dobby saves Harry, Ron, Hermione, Luna, Griphook, and Mr. Ollivander from Malfoy Manor had the whole audience cheering.

[@dcharvetto]

Wands are connected to the users, and it's difficult to use another's wand. Every time Voldy's name is mentioned it's traceable, so that's why death eaters are summoned Hermione couldn't help Dobby as she didn't have her bag anymore and was not experienced enough to save him, such as Snape saving Draco in the bathroom in HBP

[@MarkusUbl]

Once you are done with the series, you need towatch the 20 year anniversary feature. You'll understand a lot of background motives.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Does it really? I haven’t bothered because by then I was highly annoyed at the actors and their treatment of Rowling

[@kisili7319]

That 'kid's room' was in the flat next to Bathilda. These are row houses, I believe they are called, and thus, they are like townhouses here in the US, they share a wall.

[@cmdrvex]

"Magic is weird" is a somewhat canny observation. However, I have enjoyed your observations throughout this series.

[@ItApproaches]

Giving up your wand is the ultimate unforgivable betrayal in the wizarding world. The wand CHOOSES you as a child, each wand is crafted FOR ONE PERSON SEPCIFICALLY. It is literally YOUR WAND. You bond with it, it is your identity in the wizarding world. You grow up, turn 11 and get to have your wand and head off to Hogwarts! Your wand has been with you since then and should be with you till death. Just giving it away is a permanent betrayal with no chance at redemption.

[@u140550]

26:25 human wizards live longer than regular muggle humans, so that could be a reason; but also I don’t think everyone is buried in the same place.

[@TheFireMonkey]

10 minutes in, the people who attacked them in the café - the reason for not getting rid of them is that it would be a clue as to where they had been - by getting rid of their memory of seeing them, it makes it look like Harry and company had not been found in that area.

[@caseyhedges5699]

Giving someone the wand you’ve been using as an extension of yourself since you were 11 years old is like losing a hand

[@iDontShareMyData]

Point one: giving Voldermort your wand means you don't have your wand any more, and have NO way to cast spells. You are basically helpless as a muggle until (or if) he ever decides to give it back. Two: Yes, that is a kid's room, but I suspect the smashed through a shared wall of a duplex. Three: As pointed out a few minutes later, that patronus was a doe (no antlers) Four: "But how did Vldermort know?" Yeah.... that is a point the movies fail to mention. In the books it is explained that once Voldermort had control of the ministry, he could have his own name "jinxed" so that an alarm would go off in the ministry if anyone spoke it, including their location. The logic of this is only serious enemies of Voldermort would be brave enough to speak his name. Everyone else calls him "He who must not be named" or "The Dark Lord". Five: why did Beletrix freak out when she saw the sword? As she later whispered to Hermione as she tortured her, "That Sword is SUPPOSED to be lock up in my vault at Gringots". Six: Healing magic is not touched on much in the books or the movies, and when it is it's often potions (Like the essence of dittiny that Hermione uses on Ron when he's "splinched", but Dittiny isn't good on deep penetrating wounds, and bet Belatrix's knife was poisoned too.

[@hypocritex]

Absolutely cannot wait for your part 2. Movie was epic.

[@Durag__bandit98]

Dumbledore was already the strongest and then got the elder wand😂😂😂😂

[@CoL_Drake]

our graveyard is also pretty small ... if the grave aint paied for anymore grass is grown over it and its gone. basicly graves get "free" xD

[@denanebergall5514]

You were 12/13 in 2001?! I didn't know you were that young! lol I was already in college when these came out so i did not "grew up" with them either, but i did start reading the first book before the movie ever came out.

[@McHaven07]

this one is my all time fav potter film. the next one is pretty good too

[@oliverjackson5070]

​Part I is definitely lore-building Part II is the absolute conclusion. years upon years of history come to a close.

[@KyoshoLP]

The term penultimate means second-to-last, so Deathly Hallows Part 1 is the penultimate film in the Harry Potter series. Not commenting to troll you, just attempting to be helpful.

[@oliverjackson5070]

@@KyoshoLP Thank-you, for correcting me. I changed it :)

[@CallegriaofSoulbound]

I really enjoy when you answer the dialog of the movie I do the same thing!

[@hypocritex]

That wasn't a stag. It was a doe. It's important to know the difference here.

[@Strat-o-caster]

16:25 I thought my washer/dryer was going off

[@drew.168]

Laundry done (16:24) 😂

[@twistau5528]

It is implied in Order of the Pheonix that Snape is a master occlumens when Dumbledore thinks he is the best person to teach Harry how to shield his mind.

[@SilkBuckets]

luna lovegoods dad also plays hightower in HOTD :)

[@dalehammers4425]

Your wand is basically part of yourself after many years. Someone demanding your wand is like someone demanding an arm.

[@mikemath9508]

It's no spoilers: The gang treats Kreacher nice, he heals, and finds a new happiness in life, and that's all we know. they don't show it in the movies of course

[@billyg3230]

giving someone your wand is like giving them your arm

[@kesleyeffertz423]

Giving up your wand, as a wizard, leaves you defenseless

[@ItApproaches]

The stunt double for Daniel in the scene with the snake in the house attacking him, went horribly wrong and the stunt double was left paralyzed.

[@grethi8110]

HUH?? how did I not know about this???

[@ItApproaches]

@@grethi8110I don't know.

[@ejtappan1802]

I knew about the accident. I didn't know it was that scene. He and Daniel are friends to this day.

[@ItApproaches]

@@ejtappan1802 Shame Daniel has gone absolutely insane. Alas wat can you do.

[@Raven5150]

I was a junior in high school when the first book was published but it didn't take off til my 1st ex wife was a senior in high school

[@5thRace]

You asked about how Voldermort can't tell if Snape is fully on his side or not. in th ebooks there is a more indept explaination. Long story short Snape is an Occlumency (KEEPING PEOPLE OUT OF YOUR MIND) Expert. it was touched upon in the movies when snape gave Harry some lessons.

[@impek667]

12:00 Me, I was born in 1994 so I grew up as they grew up. Also had a crush on Emma Watson because who didn't.

[@mzr_kw9707]

everyone is talking about the film and explaining the details but I would love to acknowledge your samsung washing machine at 16:23

[@matthewholden1208]

So to answer you question about voldermort being able to tell snape inner thoughts, remember in the 5th movie Snape trained Harry in oclamancy (the art of invading other people minds or defending your own) Snape was chosen because he may be one of if not the best in the world at that particular skill, part of the reason Voldermort never distrusts Snape even when he betrayed him the first time is because although Snape is legitimately more skilled than voldermort in that feild , voldermort can't wrap his mind around his underling Bieng more skilled , so he never really worries about Snape always looking so clean when he looks into his mind, it's easier to believe Snape is a perfect obedient servant as opposed to someone who is more talented than him

[@Raven5150]

Herminones erased herself from her parents to protect them the death eaters can't find them and if them now

[@infinitylovesme6776]

At the beginning of the video, you asked if Voldemort is Voldemort why has he not figured out why Snape is actually a double agent or should I say, triple agent. It's actually explaining it in the books and I don't want to be this type of person but the books really do have all the answers to all the questions that everybody asks. Now it is a seven-book series so I'm not expecting people to read all of it if they only want to enjoy the movies so I thought I would explain here. Snape is arguably the best Occlumens. Occlumency is the act of magically closing one's mind against legitimacy. It can prevent Legilimens from accessing one's thoughts and feelings or influencing them. A person who practices this art is known as an, Occlumency. Now in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when Snape is trying to teach Harry how to not let Voldemort enter his mind this is the practice he is trying to teach Harry Occlumens. So this is basically the reason why Voldemort cannot enter Snape's mind is because Snape is the best Occlumens even more than Voldemort is.

[@infinitylovesme6776]

I have read the Harry Potter books and seen the movies a million times since childhood. One of the biggest gripes I have with the movies and keep in mind I absolutely love the movies Is the moment when Snape is teaching Harry Occlumency. Like I said in order for Harry to not allow Voldemort into his mind. The moment in the movie when Harry goes into Snape's mind is totally off the plot line. If you really think about it Harry at that stage would never be more powerful to go into Snake's mind. My argument has always been if Voldemort can't even go into Snape's mind why on Earth can Harry? I understand from a movie point they really wanted to explain the pain that Severus went through when he was younger but that is one of my biggest gripes of the movie and I just wish they did it in a different way.

[@infinitylovesme6776]

One more thing and this may make me sound like I'm hating on the movies but really believe me I absolutely love them there are just some critiques I have. I feel like when people watch Harry Potter I don't know if it's how the movies explain it or how people's perception of how main protagonists are supposed to be if they are the "Chosen One." I will say it for the people in the back even though he is the chosen one Harry is strong in his Collective field. Just because he is the chosen one doesn't mean he's stronger or instantly stronger than everybody who has been practicing magic for decades longer than him. I absolutely love the books because it really shows the development of his strength and it really shows how hit with reality he is when he realizes that he doesn't get things with the click of his fingers. Harry has to put in a lot of work and effort to maintain the power. That is a big reason why he is one of my favorite protagonists.

[@watarboo]

"The wand chooses the wizard" Mr Lboyd

[@Sageddegas]

Hey the patronus isn’t a stag 😉

[@gabrielleroux2333]

Some have tried to explain the wand thing, but here is how I think wizards view theirs: It’s your favourite gun and your wedding ring combined 🤷‍♂️. You’d lend that to your controlling boss? XZd

[@xyreniaofcthrayn1195]

oh boy he is gonna love part two and action.

[@wokeKenB]

I hear your washing machine singing accomplishment for you, it is proud of the work it has done!

[@TheAlmaward]

In his right mind, Ron knows that Harry and Hermione are like siblings, and he has no need for jealousy, but he's not IN his right mind because he's been wearing the Horcrux. It didn't just amplify his emotions, it changed them.

[@jamesweible5357]

This movie did feel like it stretched things out a lot, and the end wraps everything up pretty nicely. Harry potter has a lot about the lore of the world. You kinda need that to understand everything that's going on. The books are VERY deep, with many layers and multiple threads being pulled at once. They obviously couldn't do that for the movies, as each would be about 5 hours long. I think they did a great job though. I watched the movies before I read the books, and I got all the concepts.

[@CallegriaofSoulbound]

The break through the wall is weird for us American's. Those are houses with a sharing wall. They broke through someone elses wall into a house in use with a child's room.

[@Colonelstutters]

16:30 laundry is done 😂😂😂

[@jamespepper8671]

This was the first half and more of an adminstrative movie. To catch up to the real action. The end, well I knew it would be there when I read the book. They had to divide it up. and yes english towns have huge cemetaries.

[@Raven5150]

The governments of the world know of the magic world and except every part of it queen Elizabeth knew what avada kedava does

[@shimizutanitheii8945]

Magic doesn't work on elves hence why they have so much power over it. You see it in chamber of secrets and this film how powerful dobby is against magic therefor he could not be saved. RIP King Dobby

[@mrs.sherry]

Took me a while to realize that the circle line triangle was the stone staff and cape. Correct me if I am wrong, but is the stag Snapes?

[@nicky1985824]

That's a doe actually. You're right otherwise.

[@RiseeRee]

I still can’t reconcile the fact that the actor who plays Xeno Lovegood also plays Otto Hightower in House of the Dragon 😅

[@nicky1985824]

He is most certainly a brilliant actor. I can't stand Otto at all.

[@Nanners_for_BTS]

I've heard this movie alternately referred to as "Harry Potter and the Extended Camping Trip" 😂

[@steventambon2588]

Most of the spells are latin, we used to bring them up in latin class all the time

[@jasongarrett7149]

The first 3 are kids movies because they are kids. They go from 11-17 in the books. 17 is an adult in the wizarding world.

[@Raven5150]

And umbridge had that horcrux on for unknown amount of time let that sink in

[@manxdarcqpaw744]

She probably made the Horcrux MORE evil by wearing it.

[@Raven5150]

Sauron had a more powerful horcrux with the one ring but voldermort thought quanitee over quality

[@billyg3230]

hermione erased herself from parents memory to protect them. and voldemort has already tried to read his mind but snape is good at Occlumency which skill to be able to block certain memories and emotions you dont want ppl to see

[@mikemath9508]

HOT DRINKS are weird!? but i still both only drink iced water, iced tea, and iced coffee.

[@meganwoehl5277]

Oddly enough, this is my second favorite of the movies.

[@fernandodragon7392]

one thing you didn't know is magic isn't limitless . it was to late for Dobby to save by magic

[@VaeluX]

"Did you use magic to get the shovel?"

[@couch.patati-patata]

Brian was the name of their Muggle Gardner.

[@wbrownshadow]

Voldemort was well aware of Snapes Allegiances in the books,, Its a materr of time though who used him first.. voldemort or Dumbledore

[@Loolooette]

Me singing along with the familiar washing machine music

[@Hollow_Vamp]

I've loved seeing how you feel about snape

[@Raven5150]

When this is all over you need to watch this is the end Emma Watson's best line comes from it

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

That comedy film she was in and threw a tantrum over?

[@Raven5150]

@@Catherine.Dorian. she read the script before hand and knew wht she was getting into

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

@@Raven5150 I know, right?! Yet she still threw a fit and I believe she walked off set too. I don’t really like her anymore.. which works cause I don’t think she’s doing much anymore anyway

[@Raven5150]

@@Catherine.Dorian. not like she needs the money Rupert grint realized he didn't need money after Harry potter

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

@@Raven5150 Oh yeah she never needs to work again. If I was her I’d spend the rest of my life just learning new things, history and literature and maybe learn how to do things like play guitar or fence

[@J4yDitto]

My dude was watching Star Trek back in the day and missed the Harry Potter boat.

[@user-op6kt8pg9y]

I know it may seem unrealistic but living in england i can absolutely 100% without a doubt say our villages can be thousands of years old but the cemeteries only have 50-100 gravestones sometimes

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Yeah I have noticed that from my time there but I don’t really get why

[@learobinson4450]

They used to dig up old bodies & put the bones in mausoleums or catacombs then bury a recently deceased person in the grave. Then they would replace the tombstone with a new one that had the name of the person just buried. In other words they recycled gravesites.

[@jamiethevis7356]

Voldemort's name is cursed. If his name is spoken, Death Eaters would appear in seconds. Voldemort did this because Harry was not afraid to speak his name and hoped to capture Harry.

[@Raven5150]

I learned in final destinatiin you don't want to mess with death

[@DeborahBarker-dh6nk]

Harry has That invisibility cloak !

[@halcundiff6886]

The wand chooses the wizard.

[@u140550]

Can’t believe he’s basically made it to the end!!! I don’t know if he did it, but he must take his sorting at the very least!! He’s basically now a potter head, aside from reading even a lick of the books. Anyone have a guess of the house he’d be in? I’d sorta say ravenclaw or hufflepuff, but I feel I might be wrong!!

[@antoinettelopes]

Slytherin, I think. If not, Ravenclaw.

[@Raven5150]

Harry Potter turned 43 a few weeks ago

[@mikemath9508]

I thought I was the only guy who knew what magenta was

[@natecloe8535]

Umbridge said that lady on trial was NOT a witch, so she must have stolen her wand from some witch or wizard. By definition if you arent a witch you are a muggle. Since when do muggles answer to wizarding law?

[@couch.patati-patata]

The horcrux made Hermione cook mushroom badly.

[@peterweiss123]

@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS you know that Bellatrix Lestrange is the cousin of Sirius Black?