Neville Longbottom & the Black Witch • Harry Potter Fan Film Review/Reaction

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[@coachgoltzbizpro23]

Frank: The truth is...I never liked cake. Alice: So is your cell in Azkaban. Neville: I'll join you when hell freezes over. Dumbledore's Army!! The Long bottoms are comeback royalty.

[@IdiotSandwich69420lol]

They fr have the best comebacks EVAAAA

[@Cheddar-the-Chaos-Editor]

LOVE THOSE LINES

[@adudewithnobs199]

They're Longbottoms but they're ON TOP

[@Thats20percentcooler]

“But sometimes the heart remembers what the mind forgets” Not gonna lie, I teared up when I heard that

[@laurabuijsman8490]

"Now that's 20% cooler" Where did you get that name from?? 😂🙃

Same, that's just such a perfect Dumbledore line

[@HashimThaDream]

I honestly wish it was a canon Dumbledore quote!😢

[@rianneZ100]

me too 😢

[@certainlynotthebestpianist5638]

@@HashimThaDream It is now. Might not be canon, but it's definitely Dumbledore

[@user-ko9jh5qf3o]

This looks more cannon than the cursed child

[@dgg74890]

Fan fic can do better than the original, look at Puffs, and A Very Potter Musical.

[@TM-tb4di]

This IS more canon than the cursed child

[@lkpsimmer8173]

As far as I'm concerned, it is

[@louisejohnson6656]

I mean it's not hard

[@crawdaddy2004]

Pokémon is better Harry Potter canon than The Cursed Child.

[@brettlarch8050]

I cried watching it. His parents went from loving smart parents to damaged vegetables. Alice looking at frank who was sitting there breathing strangely was heartbreaking.

[@ikazuchioni]

Me too, and I'm 40 years old. Maybe it's because we know how this will end up for the Longbottoms. And we see how much love they have for Neville and each other too.

[@MsKat_7]

Oh man so did I.

[@natholex]

BRUH NOOO “damaged vegetables” I CANNTTT 💀💀💀

[@aiminathahmed464]

Vegetables?!!

[@TheCUbAnO421]

Honestly same

[@Ori_Kohav]

I love that Neville as a baby had a stuffed toad, which his granny knew he always liked. Nice little foreshadowing right there. Also, in that brief moment when Alice is kidnapped, I could’ve sworn I saw Kingsley among the aurors. The one on the left. Definitely seems like a younger version of Kingsley from the films.

[@dgg74890]

To the second part of what you said, (the bit about Kingsley Shacklebolt is the only bit I payed attention to) no wonder this guy is an Auror, he is the best.

[@Ori_Kohav]

@@dgg74890 absolutely. That’s why he became the minister of magic after the battle of Hogwarts.

[@elisitbon4672]

Well he only joined The Order of the Phoenix during the second war, but it’s possible he was there as a regular auror

[@leigh-anjohnson]

We knew from Deathly Hallows that Agusta was a badass old witch, but now we really get to see that her son and daughter-in-law were too. The Longbottoms were absolutely great characters for how little page time they got. Alice should have stayed home 😭

[@katholmes7112]

I like this especially as it shows Neville's story. Neville could have been the chosen one as the prophecy was basically a coin flip between Harry and Neville who was born the day before. Because the books are told solely from Harry's POV, we don't get to see other people's heartbreaking stories. Susan Bones lost her entire family is except her aunt, whom she then loses just before the start of year six. I would love to see the HP books shown from other people's perspective because Harry isn't the only one who lost a lot during both wars.

[@MandMWeekly]

Not to mention that Hannah Abbott (Neville's fellow peer, DA member, and future wife) lost her mother before the events of "The Half Blood Prince",

[@MandMWeekly]

Or that Dennis Creevy loses his brother, Colin, during the battle of Hogwarts.

[@otakuryu.]

@@MandMWeekly Both of them died, actually.

[@MandMWeekly]

@@otakuryu. I know. Hannah 's mother died during "The Half Blood Prince" and Colin died during the battle of Hogwarts.

[@otakuryu.]

I mean Colin and Dennis died during the Battle of Hogwarts.@@MandMWeekly

[@scribbledbee3439]

That actress who played Bellatrix was absolutely chilling! Had to double take as to whether it was the real one or not, then the “allo handsome!” At frank! Urgh! The actress must have knew she wanted to be hated by not only the characters but the audience too! Oh and as a Mum to my own little man, every single scene with Alice and Neville always makes me tear up! That scene at the end with the gum wrappers! Always makes my heart break!

[@Pattmore]

“The heart remembers what the mind forgets” that’s the most albus dumbledore quote he ever said.

[@Error40054]

some things i noticed: -neville's room has plant wallpaper and a ton of plants and we find out later in the series that he loves herbology -frank and alice were tortured in malfoy mannor's basement -lily said to harry "Be brave, Harry. Mama loves you. Dada loves you. Always be brave,” which is basically what alice and frank said to neville -when the snatchers get alice, the guy who acts as frank says "Hello, gorgeous," to her, which is what was said to hermione -neville crying when his mother was captured may resemble harry when his mother died -when alice dropped after losing her mind with frank and the camera looks above them, it kinda looks like lupin and tonks when they died, the woman being on the left, the man on the right (i freaking love lupin and tonks, i will resent jk rowling for killing them) -when the order of the phoenix come in to save frank and alice, it looks like in the deathly hallows when they come in to save harry in the great hall -augusta saying to neville "and hold onto trevor" is what neville didn't do when he got on the train

[@Ori_Kohav]

“Filthy blood traitors” nice line. I don’t recall the term “blood traitor” being used in the films, but it was used quite a lot in the final book.

[@nickgrondin5417]

Kreacher used it I think in the fifth and seventh movies

[@walker_scobell.fan02]

"but sometimes...the heart remembers what the mind forgets." -Albus Dumbledore

[@alliesobchuk1207]

“A piece of cake” “the truth is, I never liked cake” That was such a good scene

[@mary-catherinecroshaw6369]

"Spmetimes the heart remembers what the mind forgets" is such a perfect Dumbledore line man

[@MsKat_7]

These cinematographers were exceptionally talented. Almost perfectly executed for a fan film. What would've made it perfect was a full movie budget to do the same treatment to other story lines. The depth of emotion and connection to the Longbottoms achieved in this short was only helped by the fact we had a connection to them. Even someone who may have had minimal backstop would have been able to not have some sympathy for them. I cried and then shared your reaction and went to their channel. Wow.

[@DarthAxolotl]

I never thought a fan film could bring me to tears but my god, the acting, the framing and transitions. THE CALL BACKS.

[@Chase1.9]

If someone told me that this fan film was actually canon, I would've believed them. This is simply incredible. The acting, effects, camera work, dialogue, costume design, pacing, callbacks, everything is top notch.

[@dgg74890]

This is a stand out film, very well done.

[@ToyStoryboy2009]

I really wish we got to see this scene in the actual films but this is pretty good to make up for it

[@The8BitNerd]

Yeah at least maybe as like a brief flashback scene I’m one of the movies.

[@thedragonwarrior5861]

This is my favorite Harry Potter fan film. The acting, the effects, the story, everything is just *chef's kiss*

[@DryBones271]

In the book Frank WAS tortured first, then when he wouldn't say anything, they moved onto his wife Alice, I don't know if they were there together, originally.

[@tylerseese2407]

There’s a fan film about Dumbledore and Grindelwald as kids. I think it’s called The Greater Good or something like that. You should react to that one

[@fumkioyuki8457]

yeah, I watch it and it was also made by the guys who made Sevrues snape and the murdorder (I spelled that wrong).I haven't watch it i while but i cry watching it

[@cloudysama404]

@@fumkioyuki8457 ik u said u spelled it wrong but its spelled marauders :)

[@Eryn-bf6qb]

DO THAT FAN FILM PLEASE! ITS SO GOOD!

[@Insert-nothing]

I- HELP

[@fumkioyuki8457]

@@cloudysama404yeah now looking at it look like I’m spelling murder

[@sebaekyeol]

I think what makes Alice and Frank's story even better in this film is adding the detail that they did know Voldemort's whereabouts and they still didn't tell. I got the sense from the books that they didn't have any information and their capture and torture was a useless cruelty out of desperation by Bellatrix and co.

[@RodrickMarsMoon]

The fact that fan films explore the most crucial aspects of the wizarding world more and better than the eight movies ever made says a lot about how the "less is more" BS harms movies instead of "helping".

[@izzetkstr]

Also in comparison to the shit they call fantastic beasts(not even mentioning cursed child) that we got. There is so much potential and warner bros is just wasting all of it.

[@RodrickMarsMoon]

@@izzetkstr If you're talking about how Crimes of Grindelwald didn't follow the generic structure of sequels or "it should've been only about cute animals!!!", I'm not in a mood for this conversation; four years is a very long time to make people rethink their generic mindset about it... I'd agree that the climax of Secrets of Dumbledore was a list of missed opportunities to make it impactful instead of the "LeSs iS mOrE" BS that it did in it.

[@critterwhisperer5821]

@@izzetkstr cursed child is also fan made. Well the book was fan fix or something and is complete BS as they married different characters with not those that we got hints of couples in the last book. Like Neville and Luna. Apparently he had married someone else in the book

[@MastersDefender]

@@critterwhisperer5821 What do you mean Neville and Luna? They never become a couple.

[@theamethyst6483]

Also, I noticed a detail he didn't point out that when Baby Neville was crying, Augustus tried to give him a frog plush, obviously foreshadowing hell he's going to have Trevor his pet frog.

[@kavyashukla9842]

The bubble-gum scene transition always makes me cry.

[@ajmaltaujoo4277]

I like how the actress who played Bellatrix kind of toned down the extreme character of her role. Not sure if she did it intentionally, but it seems to reflect how Bellatrix wasn’t AS mentally deranged as when she escaped Azkaban all those years later.

[@Mr.StickyBoi]

This is one of the more well done movies & has so much emotion. This is also great as the only thing we have of the incident is the trial in the pensive. Also, the ‘black’ witch!😅The transitions are also impeccable. But they definitely could’ve made the crucio curse better by making it act the same way and same sounds as the movies…

[@adamoconnor8964]

I love seeing Morgan in an unscripted video. His personality and enthusiasm are so fun to watch

[@elemen_ts13]

None of us really could have appreciated this film truly without Morgan's explanation. The subtle details throughout is something that had been achieved incredibly well. Well done Muggle Flix and thank you Morgan for your awesome videos as always.

[@antonioyazzie4615]

The way I literally sobbed from a fan made video 😭 this sidestory always stood out to me. Seeing it played out as opposed to in my mind hits different

[@that_one_guy_named_rami]

I'm usually not a fan of fan films. But, I was actually surprised when I saw this. This was well done, and you can tell that the creators of this film really love the source material. I can actually see this fit in canon.

[@fearthewrath2000]

Thanks for watching! I was one of the aurors that appeared at the end. On the left as Dumbledore appears and escorting one of the death Eaters out in the next shot. Be blessed!!!

[@dgg74890]

You were an actor in this film? Well done!

[@stormstrider1990]

Voldemort: Origins of the Heir has the cool lore moments that The Half- Blood Prince movie should have focused on, instead of the love- triangle. Neville Longbottom & the Black Witch has the feels. I almost bawled my eyes out watching it.

[@omar-abhaya]

Baby Neville is SO FREAKING CUTE MY GOSH

[@KuroJOkami]

This was my first time watching this and I really am impressed by the amazing filming techniques and the amazing acting as well! There were so many times where I just wanted to cry with Neville as he sees his parents after they were driven mad. I honestly wished this was actually canon because I felt that even though Neville was a part of the prophecy as well as Harry that Neville didn't get this in the movies to further his character growth. I loved watching this very much!

[@lucifer_fire]

12:06 i think it is barty jr. Because he has blonde hair and barty jr. Had blonde hair in the books too, pretty sure it's described as "straw colored"

[@Daughter_of_the_lord]

Im not crying, Im cosplaying as the ocean! Srsly this video really did well with the books ! Really heartbreaking The whole movie was better then Harry POtter itself WOW

[@peterbreen]

😂😂

[@rubberducks3125]

“They both went out as ballers” The only time I laughed during this video-💀✋

[@HashimThaDream]

Easily in the Top 5 of Potter Fan Films. I Recommend checking out these as well: La Maitre de La Mort (The Master of Death) - It’s a French dubbed fan film but it’s a brilliant story of Tom Riddle’s transformation into Lord Voldemort. The Greater Good - Made by the same folks who did “Severus Snape and the Marauders”. It’s about the death of Ariana Dumbledore. Mischief Managed: This one is a lighthearted story taking place during the Marauder’s final year in Hogwarts.

[@hiphoprocks0403]

You make me smile how you get so passionate about filmography and about harry potter. :). Keep at it! x

[@randomperson2777]

I love this series, the fan film was amazing and your review pointed out tons of details I didn’t notice before! I especially loved how they had the room be the same wallpaper as in the pottermore art, that was such a good addition.

[@Yesica1993]

I did not remember the title, so I went to the link to watch again. I loved this when I saw it 3 years ago. I loved it a second time. It was so well done! The actors were all fantastic. And while I know exactly zero about filmmaking, I thought the look of it was perfect - dark, creepy, intense, but never making that the focus. The focus was the story and the characters. All the details you pointed out that I wouldn't have noticed make me even more impressed by this! The older I get, and now having a parent with dementia, the more unbearable it is to see the story of Neville and his parents. I think this little movie captured everything perfectly. And while this is based on an already existing universe/characters, it's still a great example of the fact that you don't need to have a million dollar budget and out of this world special effects to make a good movie. Sure, you need some basic filmmaking skills. You don't want things looking like crap. But even more important is a well written story, convincing actors, and a passion for the story you are telling. This had it all.

[@vivianp5962]

👍🏾 gotcha👍🏾

[@k1ddystuff]

"The truth is... I never liked cake" Best line ever

[@Mattius.-_-.101]

"So, is your cell in Azkaban."

[@anarig97]

This was an amazing film. I teared up watching Alice fall along with Neville. My only question is if they caught Barty Crouch jr then wouldn’t that make Karkaroff’s trial irrelevant?

[@Pandie2828]

Film change as far as I remember he didn't incriminate body Crouch Jr during his trial

[@anarig97]

@@Pandie2828 thank u I forgot that was a film change!

[@Pandie2828]

@@anarig97 that's all right happens to the best of us

[@JuanMataCFC]

Karkaroff did not namedrop Barty Jr at all; Barty Jr had a separate trial with the Lestranges. Karkaroff mentioned Snape (who Dumbledore vouched for) and a couple other Death Eaters who the Ministry had already put in Azkaban, and then he namedropped Augustus Rookwood which is what got him off the hook.

[@hermionegranger2.0]

My heart shattered when baby neville cried, missing his mom and dad 😭😢♥️

[@certainlynotthebestpianist5638]

I totally agree with you. Every line and every scene is so well thought - heck, not just every scene but every single frame, TBH. And - yes - I cried at the transition scene from one bubble-gum wrapper to the other. Actually, I cried twice. At the same scene, watching the movie itself and then your commentary

[@foamie467]

I honestly hope that someday Neville will finally be able to talk to his parents and they all finally can live happily.

[@luke_james770]

Nevilles my fav character, even before he became cooler, he's just epic.

[@andreistoica2470]

Cinematical Sonata îs a mix of Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom both are born on 30th July

[@dgg74890]

Neville is the real hero, goes from bumbling to amazing. So much effort was put into this film, incredible. Just incredible.

[@carriemaxwell4695]

Oh my God I just burst into tears watching this review. Did you notice there was a frog toy in his crib with him? His own little Trevor plush.... 😫 OMG so beautiful

[@kelliwells9487]

Bellitrix: It's a piece of cake Frank: I never liked cake. Bellitrix: I'm waiting Alice: So is your sell in Azkaban B*tch

[@ophirbotzer114]

“But sometimes the heart remembers what the mind forgets” That's where I became I tearbender

[@victorialakin2825]

I almost had a cry in my eye but it was fantastic work from the over channel

[@d3ku933]

I think you posted on your community tab asking what type of video we wanted to see and i requested more fan films review 😹😹

[@jaidengames26]

Poor parents I feel so so bad for them the end is heartbreaking.

[@Billymfp]

Brought me to tears. I love the whole wizarding world.

[@vivianp5962]

👍🏾

[@BeckyPawelek]

random fact: teddy lupin is the harry/neville of the new century! harry: parents died fighting dark forces, supportive godfather, orphan. neville: raised by grandmother

[@harrynewman611]

I seriously like the way they animated the spells it looks so good

[@grec.]

I think one small detail they missed was to put Dumbledore's glasses on. It's strange to see him not wearing his glasses. (Also maybe a bit far-fetched but Bellatrix' teeth. I always thought they were danged mostly for her time in Azkaban).

[@nazeersadek6705]

I had tears going down my face as I watched this. It’s really well made

[@chiarasperanza1724]

It's perfect. Heart breaking like the Longbottom's story in the books ❤️

[@PuffyCloud10]

Been waiting for 3 years i love this film

[@fantabulous3825]

you have to watch ‘Mischief Managed’ next - it’s one of the best!!

[@graysnake8585]

It was obvious to me who Barty Crouch Jr was here, but I couldn't tell which Lestrange is which

[@RoadWorkAheadIHopeSo1]

one thing you didnt notice was when Alice was in the forest the death eater said "Hello, gorgeous" Just like what they said to Hermione in the deathly Hollows

[@parkesyreviewsstuff7587]

I noticed that the framing of Alice saying goodbye to Neville is framed the exact way Lily tells Harry to be brave in the prince's tale

[@meandmyboys8728]

I believe that fan theory on Neville’s magic talent, also J.K. Rowling, please make this canon

[@Im.Jupiiter]

The gum wrapper scene left me in tears

[@izzycassiopeia8450]

Well, I wasn't planning on crying today, still here I am with tears running down my face. This movie was soooo good. I love it

[@fumkioyuki8457]

same here

[@user-ci3il4cv2d]

These are very valuable characters to you if your face looked like 16:24. Because that was really somber great expression showed and the show I’ve seen and it’s just extraordinary! 😢

[@hunterkiller1440]

Now I'm tempted to check it out. I wonder if it's as good as Snape vs the Marauders.

[@Twiggerize]

I know things like these are completely subjective, but for me at least, it's just way better. Cinematography is to me a lot more in the spirit of the original movies, and the acting is better in my opinion.

[@catherineterry1111]

Probably another flaw is that it was hinted in Gobelt of Fire that Neville saw or at least heard his parents being tortured to madness. For he was terrified when "Mad Eye Moody" curcio the spider and when Harry opened the egg on land. Screams of being tortured came to his mind. Of course he could have imagined it after hearing about what happened to his parents. From what I read it trauma that scarred him making feel terrified.

[@crawdaddy2004]

He was only a year old, so even if he actually saw it, he would only ever remember an image, not an actual event. He was disturbed by the demonstration due to now actually seeing what horrors were inflicted on his parents.

[@writtenbybaynton]

I watched that one and I thought it was amazing! Loved your reaction Morgan!

[@SorenMatsuoka]

The most accurate casting you could possibly get other than the actual actors from the movies

[@ace_magicianz3408]

OH MY GOSH THAT WAS ABSOLUTLY AMAZING!!!!!!! 10/10 well deserved, I would've been mad if it was any lower that was awesome! I am no master film created, I haven't even studied for that, however I know a quality movie when I see one. As MovieFlame said the transitions were absolutely beautiful! and the final lines of both Longbottom's were absolutely breathtaking! the voice acting was great, the acting was great, the scenery was beautiful, Bellatrix looked absolutely maniacal and mad so it fit her character perfectly, they even added in the other 3 death eaters from the trial memory in "Half-Blood Prince" every easter egg and detail in this was spectacular! I will definitely recommend their channel to all my Potterhead friends, and personally make sure this video gets the views it deserves. Honestly, everything about it was breath taking, and honestly this should be cannon to the Harry Potter trilogy. The Longbottom's being so brave even when threatened and Dumbledore with his wise advice as usual with Neville's parents having a slight memory in their hearts, I really felt that. All in all this was a GREAT fan film, and I will definitely revisit it in the future!

[@aryaan7300]

HOLY FUCK YOU REACTED TO ITTT!!!!😱😱😱

[@coletemple2018]

“Oh sh*t!!” My favorite moment of this video

[@coletemple2018]

I’m pretty sure they cut to the forest scene from deathly hallows part one

[@Yesyesyea887]

Shout out to the cameraman with his fast running and great teleportation

[@jamieturtle]

Why didn’t you notice that at the beginning of the film that Alice says that Neville moved his toys into the toy chest as a baby.

[@Yesica1993]

Shout out to that little baby actor! He deserves an Oscar!

[@2wa_luu]

I absolutely loved this film, I remember the first time I watched it I was so impressed by how well the story was filmed

[@kiggiekiggie7455]

The way this in put together brings a tear to my eye

[@rebeccabujnoch1079]

Where’s the nomination and/or award for best short film?!? 😱😱😱😱 couldn’t agree more that this is an easy 10 out of 10

[@rebeccacorbin1590]

Spot on. Keep your eyes open. This group is going places.

[@clover2739]

This is my favourite fanfilm ever! It’s basically perfect and it’s the first fanfilm I ever saw so it set such a high bar others can’t reach! For other fanfilms I’ve seen you haven’t reacted to, they aren’t as plot heavy and not much happens in them but there’s ‘mischief managed’ which is another marauders one. That wasn’t isn’t as dark as the Snape vs marauders one, it’s more a slice of life thing really but I think the dynamic is pretty cool.

[@cucumber22222]

Trevor in the end and frog teddy in the middle of the film🪴🐸 ❤️‍🔥AMASING❤️‍🔥

[@nrgao]

Wow. Just wow. This is genuinely some of the best fan film production I’ve ever seen. I’m sure everyone will note the casting, acting, effects and dialogue, but as a sound guy, the foley and sound design l, the mix, the production choices… just perfection. I’m blown away.

[@Chris-em3pj]

This is truly sad and it makes me think about the other families torn apart. ( the Weasleys and the bones and Lovegoods, Diggorys. Etc)

[@iamwhoiam7887]

This fan film was really hard to watch. Like I remember reading of their fate in Goblet and I was like holy shit, tortured into madness? That's hard as fuck. I can't believe they were only mentioned in the films.

[@lucabestea6844]

This was one great fan film. I've seen it before but it still hurts me when the Longbottoms are tortured. Agree with everything you said. If you liked this, I suggest you react to ,,The Great Wizarding War" by Broad Strokes. It's the sequel to Severus Snape and the Marauders which you reacted to, by the way. It's not filmed, but the plot and the voice-acting is top notch in my opinion. Would be cool if you watched it.

[@clover2739]

Oooh yes I listened to that recently! It’s amazing and well thought out. I’ve seen the fanfilm a lot and I didn’t even know they continued it in audio form

[@vampirekitty08]

The scene where Bellatrix tortures Alice looks alot like when voldamort tortures Harry in the movies. I not sure if it's in the books but the scene is similar to me :)

[@godabandonedthistimeline]

Mischief managed by Foregone Film is another great fan film Edit: The only complain I have about Neville Longbottom & the Black witch is that; if Barty Crouch Jr was left behind, how was he free in the trial of Igor Karkaroff and didn't get arrested on the spot?

[@Pandie2828]

That was a film change and a stupid one because it was one of the many changes that ruined the mystery of whether or not he was guilty

[@godabandonedthistimeline]

@@Pandie2828 Really? I thought that's what happened in the books too... Thanks for letting me know! Maybe the fact that in the movie he's played by David Tennant distracted me more than I thought😂

[@borislicina455]

I was so impressed of it, it was almost as if a professional, high budget team was behind this. And I understood directly that the stunned guy was Barty as the two brothers looked similar in body type and looks how siblings would be. As a sequel 'Morgan Reacts' , you could maybe watch the series 'Mudblood' from Conrad Studios, a three parter. I was amazed of the details they thought of, but it can be a but clunky at times.

[@ralunix4612]

Got me teary eyed even as a review

[@annusharma2633]

When I first heard about this movie I thought it gonna be a disaster but after watching it its one of my favorites.... note- it's far better than harry potter and the cursed child 🙃 know that was a book but I prefer this though

[@andyscardhaven163]

the editing of this film is superb

[@bluewolf2708]

My opinion on Bellatrix: she should've looked undeniably gorgeous.. not to say the actress isn't, but the makeup is how she looked after spending 15 years in Azkaban. It took a toll on her once gorgeous looks making her look gaunt, with a slight resemblance to her beauty that she still had even after all that time. They should've given her a more natural look to showcase her devilish beauty, instead of giving her dark eye makeup and coloring her teeth, because this is how she will look 15 years from now, not present time.

[@mahumahmed1662]

I'm not even joking in the scene where bellatrix asks Alice where voldemort is my heart was literally racing...anyone else?

[@Plz_Imdead]

That-fanmade-movie was so good. Glad you reacted to it

[@kasperkankkunen8664]

I liked how they pictured that Barty Jr. tattled Bellatrix, Rodolphus, and Rabastan. Maybe Barty Jr. thought that he could get way with it if he told where his fellow Death Eaters were. That wouldn't be out of character of him.

[@coachgoltzbizpro23]

Especially if he could make the claim that he was under the Imperius Curse...

[@MythStarFire]

Wow I have seen bits of this but never the whole film. It is amazing. The only flaw I saw was Bellatrix was said to be a beautiful woman before Azkaban. “She retain vestiges of great good looks, but something - perhaps Azkaban - had taken most of her beauty”. At the end, Augusta and Neville are both dressed exactly like they are in the very brief flash you can catch of them on Platform 9 3/4 when Harry comes through the barrier. The details like that are just unbelievable. To have details like that from both the movies and the books is incredible.