**SHE'S A MONSTER** Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@Giveuponyourdreamsanddie2]

1:01:15 Lupin's grief in this scene is so overlooked he just lost the only remaining friend he had yet 💔

[@melhawl3685]

I also hate that no one acknowledges that Lupin is as much Harry's family as Sirius was. Had things been different he would have been Uncle Moony to Harry.😢

[@felixhenson9926]

HARD agree. This is the scene that broke me most in the book and the movie

[@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH]

Right?! Like Lupin has been totally ALONE for the last 15 years. Ostracized, friendless, and deep in the pits of depression. Then he gets one of his bffs back.. just to loose him a year and a half later.

[@user-blob]

I always feel so sorry for Lupin when Sirius dies. He has to hold Harry back whilst just having witnessed the death of his oldest friend.

[@chris...9497]

Not only that, but Lupin had reconnected with Sirius for only a year after being led to believe for 12 years that Sirius had murdered another of their friends and caused the death of Lily and James. Even with Sirius overlooking and forgiving that, Lupin has to feel really bad about abandoning Sirius.

[@clover2739]

@@chris...9497to be fair, I don’t think Sirius wouldn’t have any reason not to forgive Lupin for that. Because it’s kind of his own fault why Lupin thought he was the traitor. Sirius is the one who made the plan to change who the secret keeper is, and deliberately got James and Peter to hide it from Lupin since Sirius thought Lupin was the spy so thought that Lupin should believe the original plan of Sirius being the secret keeper. So I don’t think there’s any reason why Sirius wouldn’t forgive him, since it’s not Lupin fault. He had no reason to believe otherwise, and Lupin had more reasons to believe Sirius was the spy than Sirius did with Lupin to leave him out in the first place. These are the reasons why Sirius didn’t escape Azkaban earlier, because he truly thinks his own actions caused James and Lily’s death.

[@clover2739]

@@chris...9497 oh absolutely, I just meant that Sirius would have no reason to not forgive Lupin. Since it isn’t Lupin fault that he believes that, since Sirius himself thought Lupin was the spy and deliberately kept him out of the plan. Lupin definitely wouldn’t forgive himself, but his whole character is about his extreme self hatred for even existing

[@chris...9497]

@@clover2739 I sincerely believe Sirius would easily hold nothing against Lupin (it's Sirius's forgiving 'dog nature'; dogs overlook or fail to recognize a lot). I was commenting on the heavy emotional burden Lupin would have self-inflicted upon himself. Film-Lupin has lived a tragic life since early childhood; out of this has developed a very noble character (hence, why he eventually resigns his teaching position), but it also leads him to accept responsibility for the impact of his life, whether it's his fault or not.

[@clover2739]

@@chris...9497 I know, I’m just saying Sirius has nothing to forgive in the first place regardless of his nature 😭 Sadly he doesn’t resign due to his noble nature, both book and movie wise werewolves are extremely hated on and the world is very bigoted to him. And lupine character is about his own self hatred for who he is, when snape exposed who Lupin is out of spite and he got piles of piles of angry letters for who he is that’s a lot on anyone and affected him badly. I’m not saying he’s not noble, but a big part of his character is his own self hatred and he alwayd gives up or sabotages himself because of it

[@emarjamaa2276]

The Marauder’s map that Fred & George gave Harry in the third book & movie was actually created by Harry’s dad, James, along with Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, and Sirius. It has all their nicknames on the map. The 3 guys who weren’t werewolves decided to learn how to become Animagi - people that can turn into animals - to keep Lupin company during his monthly change. They called themselves Padfoot (because dogs have pads), Wormtail for the gross rat tail, Prongs for the stag horns on the deer, and Moony for the werewolf. They were all unregistered animagi so no one knew they could do it outside of their group. This is how Sirius got past the guards in Azkaban. He changed himself into a dog and they couldn’t sense his soul anymore.

[@pink_alligator]

This is one of those things I always forget that movies only people won't know bcs the names are mentioned but I forget they were never explained

[@RonLarhz]

​@@pink_alligator I was movie only and i can still decipher that snape knows who padfoot is.

[@Rhodair]

Awesome context although I will clarify that bit at the end. Although the dementors are blind, they _could_ still sense Sirius, even as a dog. However, it's way harder for them to sense animal emotions, which is why he'd change himself into a dog as small reprieve from their torment. Because his emotions came across weaker as a dog, the dementors just assumed he was losing his mind (quite common in Azkaban). He escaped by starving himself so he was skinny enough in dog form to fit to through the bars and got back to Britain by swimming across the North Sea.

[@emarjamaa2276]

@@Rhodair It's been years since I reread book 3. I guess I have forgotten a lot.

[@jacthing1]

​@@Rhodair Which is quite impressive for anyone. Especially a malnourished dog who's probably close to collapsing at that point. Nevermind how cold the water is

[@veridicusmind3722]

The movie doesn’t reveal it, but Snape sent the order to the Department of Mysteries.

[@Starfish0.]

The movies didn't show A LOT of things about Snape, specially in the half blood prince (his back story) and the last movies....

[@Emilia_wallin]

And that Umbridge was the one sending the dementors after Harry in the beginning of the movie

[@melindamercier6811]

@@Starfish0. there was a lot of information in HBP that just wasn’t necessary to accomplish what was accomplished with the movies. It’s honestly my fave movie out of the bunch bc of how well they did having to shave that book down into a movie.

[@Starfish0.]

@@melindamercier6811 I felt the exactly opposite, Hbp is my favorite book, and the movie lost big part of his main essence if you get what I mean, (it was supposed to be about the nuances of a certain house and a certain tribute), and it was very confusing and weak in the DRACO plot too, basically we only had Slughorn in the focus when it was supposed to be also 3 more characters of the house. It was mostly focused in the comedy and superficial details letting the most important details out, since even the main villain backstory was left behind (something that was really missing for a good big series). I can't tell more or I would be spoiling the experience but in my opinion it felt like the director of these last movies was biased about a main conflict, and didn't want to let any hidden homage/tributes of the series to shine in the movies 🫢 At the end JK Rowling was the one to fault about "Slytherin to be considered a bad house" in the story, but she had an entire book to get some deep view about the house and break the old myths of the wizarding world and it was completely erased by the movies 😔 (basically for only movies viewers Voldemort was bad for the fact he was a Slytherin, and no one ever get the meanings of the "revelation of the half blood prince" role in the plot.

[@everythingmissing9629]

it also doesn't show that snape could have avoided being a prick and really made sure that sirius was okay. He didn't help harry when he said that sirius is being tortured which made harry go to the department of mysteries and ultimately leading to sirius's death.

[@DestroySteve]

Umbridge gets really bad PTSD from her experience with the centors. Ron mimics the galloping sound of a horse around her in the book and she freaks the hell out. Lmao.

[@ameteurwriter]

There is a theory that centaurs did nasty things to her (s3xually) and i think its true.

[@emilyrln]

Dang, they should have done that in a later book 😂

[@cececox6399]

When did he do that? 😂 I don't remember and i relistened to all the audiobooks just a few weeks ago. I never noticed that part ☠️🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤣

[@DestroySteve]

@@cececox6399 it’s when they are in the hospital wing at the end of the book. Umbridge is in the bed next to Ron’s and he clicks his tongue to trigger her 😂

[@annipsy2185]

Thats not even 5% of what she truly deserves

[@TheMaskedChef7]

Luna Lovegood is one of my all time favorite characters in Harry Potter she’s so cool I relate to her character

[@ameteurwriter]

I have a main character inspired by her ❤

[@robbob5302]

I was so hoping Harry and Luna would sing up together. Least Ginny came with a better family.

[@katiikN]

the "he's back" from Fudge in the end was the first time I experienced applause and cheering in the cinema :)

[@PhilBagels]

When I saw it in the theater, someone yelled out, "No sh@t!"

[@toodlescae]

Better than the theater I was in. In unison the entire theater, including the kids, shouted "No $hit Sherlock!". 🤣

[@jacthing1]

I mean. To give him at least a little credit, Fudge did resign after that, even if mostly out of fear

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

Facts mentioned in the book, but not too clarified in the movie: 1) Luna is sort of anti-Hermione, because Hermione's approach is based on facts and logic, and Luna's - on belief and imagination. It is implied that Nargles are a figment of her imagination, as well as other creatures she mentions. However, she's a Ravenclaw, and not for nothing: if you remember, Ravenclaw house appreciates learning, wit and wisdom. 2) In the book, teachers see that Umbridge tortures Harry the most and try to encourage him while being banned to talk to students about anything apart from their subjects. And Fred and George's last trick before leaving Hogwarts is turning a corridor into a swamp that Umbridge can't remove... and other teachers can, but don't do so. In the movie, it is expressed in that tiny "YES!" from Flitwick. 3) In the book, it is Cho's friend Marietta (absent from the movie) who tells Umbridge about Dumbledore's Army, and what's worse, she does it WILLINGLY. But Hermione secretly jinxed the paper the members signed, and Marietta got purple zits forming the word SNEAK on her face. Harry and Cho break up, because Harry thinks it was a brilliant idea, while Cho doesn't

[@Heroshii15]

I don’t know about Marietta spilling willingly. Didn’t she do it under threat of her parents losing their jobs with the Ministry?

[@Sam-fp2qh]

Plus, the truth serum

[@rromano158]

Also, in the books but not in the movie, it was Umbridge who actually sent the Dementors after Harry before school started.

[@Xethuron]

​@@Sam-fp2qhNo, Dumbledore later explains that Snape gave Umbridge fake veritaserum.

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

@@Heroshii15 Don't remember exactly, but the thing is she was not under the influence of Veritaserum

[@mondler107]

Imagining what it must feel like from Harry's perspective when Dumbledore won't talk to him is so heartwrenching 😭💔

[@GenXDaddyO]

Where did the mistletoe come from? It’s the Room of Requirement. It’s always perfectly suited for the user’s needs. Hogwarts was playing wingman for Harry.

[@miahmackay2605]

51:50 not them not understanding the W is for Weasley LMAO💀

[@BadDubII]

Nah its clearly means When

[@tammyparsons5656]

They said Win not when 😂

[@ginnyjollykidd]

Actually it's W & W, and the twins announce where their new business Weasley's Wizard Wheezes is in Diagon Alley before they leave.

[@BadDubII]

@@tammyparsons5656 Awh give me a break, I knew they said the wrong thing but couldnt remember what it was and was going to go back to find out

[@kIdeoCash_TMG]

Most did notice the the Wealey's twins had there chest with them that means they are leaving hogwarts so no need to expell them anyway

[@SherriLyle80s]

Nick I think you will be in Hufflepuff because you seem very fair about things and are easy to get along with. Hufflepuffs make great friends. She will be either Slytherin or Ravenclaw. She is very good at seeing things others don't in movie reactions.

[@AdamNisbett]

Yeah, first impression I’d also put Nick in Hufflepuff.

[@Julia0R]

I would be happy cause I'm Hufflepuff too💛🧡💛

[@roseanddagger3090]

@@judithcure2255 how? they are like complete different things

[@mylightobscures]

yea, my first impression was similar I think Nick could be either Gryffindor (if he wanted to be) or more likely Hufflepuff (for the reasons OP mentioned) And Win (apologies if I mispelled the girlfriend's name, I honestly didn't catch it the first few reactions of this series >.

[@triadmad]

It was a nice touch that they had Neville use the petrify spell, when he was a recipient of it from Hermione, in the very first movie.

[@Andrew_Thannen]

Fun fact: When JK Rowling was writing the OotP book, she originally intended to kill Arthur off in the part where he got attacked by Nagini instead of killing off Sirius, since Arthur was a father figure to Harry. She changed her mind because she decided she didn't want to leave seven children fatherless. The book confirms that Umbridge was the one who sent the Dementors as part of a Ministry attempt to cover up Voldemort's return. Also, it's not in the movies, but Bellatrix and Narcissa, Draco's mother, are sisters; Harry notices the Malfoys are on the Black family tree, meaning Draco is also a cousin of Sirius. And Snape was the one who told the Order about what Harry and everyone else was doing, that's why they arrived to help.

[@marshallpeters7174]

Bellatrix and Narcissa had another sister also, Andromeda. She was disowned when she married muggle-born Ted Tonks. She's the mother of Nymphadora Tonks (the witch with the color-changing hair), which makes Dora and Draco first cousins.

[@Andrew_Thannen]

​@marshallpeters7174 oh yeah! I knew Tonks was related to the Blacks but I couldn't remember how

[@marielaoquendo3054]

In the 6th movie we know they’re sisters lol

[@Sam-fp2qh]

Something important from the books that was almost skimmed over in this movie was what happened to Neville's parents. When Neville was a baby, Bellatrix and Barty Crouch Jr. (along with 2 other death eaters), tortured Neville's parents to the point that they were permanently stuck in a vegetative state. Neville and his grandmother would regularly visit them, and Neville's mother would always give him a candy wrapper. Nevil's grandmother would always tell him to throw it away but never always kept them because they were the only interactions he would ever get with his mother. They would be the closest thing Nevelle would ever have to a relationship with her or either of his parents. What makes it even worse is that Barty Crouch Jr taught Neville for a whole year, and made Neville relive the night that he lost his parents.

[@Kayjee17]

They were tortured into insanity, not a vegetative state, and kept in the same ward in the hospital as Lockhart. The bubble gum wrappers broke my heart for Neville because it proved his mum still knew he was her child, and she wanted to give him something that a child would like, but she wasn't sane enough to know to include the gum, too... and Neville kept the wrappers because he knew they were the only gesture of love his mum was able to give him. Another thing you find out about Neville in the books is he was given his dad's wand to start 1st year - but it's hard to get someone else's wand to work properly for you unless you win it from them in a duel or battle. Neville's dad's wand is broken in the battle in the Ministry of Magic so his grandmother buys him his own wand, and he's much better at magic after that. Same thing happened for Ron after he broke Charlie's hand-me-down wand in the 2nd year and then got his own wand... he got better at magic.

[@awaemix]

"a nose" I'M LAUGHING SO HARD

[@lenadiratata182]

I really like how you are in tune with Harry’s emotions throughout the movie. It’s not often reactors point it out aloud 👌🏻

[@gkiferonhs]

A line that comes up over and over again in the books expresses the idea that ,"Muggles just don't see nuffin' do dey?" Magic happens all the time right in front of them and they just don't see it like platform 9 3/4.

[@Mrs.Watcher]

If my memory serves me well, the only magical thing that muggles saw in the books (that was a big deal) was Mr Weasley's enchanted car. (When Ron and Harry stole it) Even though it's never explicitly stated. I think muggles are more likely to notice magic when it is a muggle object being used magically. Which would make sense adding to the reasons why the Ministry has stricter regulations regarding enchanting muggle objects (besides the reasoning stated in the books).

[@LaurinGarcia]

This is Not a Spoiler. Things in The Order of the Phoenix novel that are not in the movie; Mrs. Fig is a Squib (a person born from a wizarding family but unable to do magic) who was Harry's neighbor for many years. She was even mentioned often throughout the book series. But Harry never knew that Mrs. Fig is actually part of the wizarding community. Harry actually found out about Hagrid being a half giant by mistake during Goblet of Fire. Hagrid's biological mother, Fridwulfa is a giant. Hagrid's father was a wizard. Grawp is Hagrid's brother by way of their giant mother. Ron's brother, Percy had a falling out with the Weasley family. He never believed Harry's story about Voldemort's return and was on the side of the Minister of Magic. Neville's parents are very much alive and are permanent patients at Saint Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies. Because of all the torture that Bellatrix, her husband and Barty Crouch Junior inflicted on them they are mentally damaged. While visiting Mr. Weasley in the hospital Harry, Ron and Hermione come across Neville and his grandmother and was able to meet Neville's parents. The Weasley twins weren't expelled. They quit school. When Harry won the Tri Wizard Tournament in Goblet of Fire he gave his winnings to the twins. Harry originally tried to give it to Cedric's father but he refused to take it. As a result of Harry giving it to the twins Fred and George started using the money to start a side business and made Harry as a secret investor and silent partner. That is why the twins kept inventing all sorts of magical practical joke sweets throughout Order of the Phoenix. When the Harry, Ron, Hermione, Neville, Ginny and Luna flew the Thestrals the majority of them couldn't see what it was they were flying. Earlier in the school year they did learn about Thestrals in Magical Beasts class when Hagrid introduced them to the students. Those who had witnessed death had no trouble seeing them. But the rest couldn't and all they saw was raw meat being devoured by some invisible entities. When the group flew the Thestrals it was as if they were flying on thin air. They can feel the animals but couldn't see them. In the end of the book when Harry talks to Dumbledore in his office, Dumbledore reveals that the prophecy actually came from Professor Trelawney and it was he who witnessed Professor Trelawney make prophecy while she was in a trance. The prophecy was; "The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches... Born to those who have thrice defied him, born as the seventh month dies... and the Dark Lord will mark him as his equal, but he will have power the Dark Lord knows not... and either must die at the hand of the other for neither can live while the other survives... The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord will be born as the seventh month dies..." Dumbledore said that two babies were born at the end of July. Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom. Though the prophecy fit Neville just the same as Harry because Neville's parents also defied Voldemort three times, it was Harry that Voldemort chose to kill instead of Neville. It is believed that Voldemort chose Harry because Harry's mother was a muggleborn. Neville's parents are purebloods. During the last evening at Hogwarts Harry desperately runs to the ghost of Nearly Headless Nick and tries to talk to him about Sirius possibly coming back as a ghost. But Nick tells Harry that the only reason why Nick is a ghost residing at Hogwarts is because he refused to move on to the beyond. He refused to let go and wanted to remain. Nick explained to Harry that Sirius moved on. 📚🪄🔮

[@Rocket1377]

The Weasley twins had just passed their exams, so they were no longer students. They didn't quit, they were legally allowed to leave the school.

[@chris...9497]

@@Rocket1377 They could leave school because they were adults (17 or older). It's perfectly in character for them to quit in a way that SEALS their inability to be allowed back while going as LEGENDS who will be talked about for generations. I especially like how, in the film (don't know about the books), they manage to LITERALLY break every one of Umbridge's [framed] rules before flying off under the Weasley logo.

[@The_Real_Mr_Al]

​@@chris...9497their*

[@chris...9497]

@@The_Real_Mr_Al Pedantry. Typing error. All fixed now.

[@The_Real_Mr_Al]

@@chris...9497 No, fixing ones spelling due to mistaken grammar or typos isn't pedantry. It's the bare minimum expectation for literate people. Have society really devolved tho the point such basic things as spellchecking is a hassle? Either way, good on you for recognizing the error and correcting it. 👍

[@snakewhisperer1]

Character traits of the houses: Gryffindor - courage Slytherin - ambition Ravenclaw - intelligence Hufflepuff - Loyalty

[@xenbuff]

Ravenclaws here 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@Aaron__Parker]

@@xenbuff and rum, lots of rum(hufflepuff house)

[@Sam-fp2qh]

Puff and proud

[@Catherinewelter-z6d]

Another Proud BADGER here.

[@burrichgrrl57]

Thought for sure that I was a Hufflepuff but ended up in Slytherine!

[@toodlescae]

Everyone hates Dolores Umbridge. Quite a few of us hate her more than any other villain in the series. After you're done with the movies I highly recommend reading the books or listening to the audiobooks. Actually until Harry saw Mr. Weasley being attacked Voldemort wasn't aware that Harry was "seeing" into his mind and feelings. After "possessing" Harry at the Ministry and being thrown out Voldemort never attempted to invade Harry's mind again because it caused him too much pain to be that close to a soul and heart as pur as Harry's. For example Harry's Cruciatus Curse on Bellatrix didn't work because he didn't really want to torture her. His righteous anger wasn't enough to make the spell work properly. There's more explanation about the situation between Snape and Harry's father in the books. James was an arrogant jerk but Snape was no innocent victim. In the book it was plain that Dumbledore was stronger than Voldemort and had no issues at all. He never even broke a sweat.

[@Nicamon]

She's 1 of those few characters that I love to hate!💗

[@TheMaskedChef7]

I hate her most lol 😂

[@SpareShrimp2068]

I can't stand Delores Umbridge

[@vigneshwarnaganathan5016]

Only good adaptation from the books

[@elusiveDEVIANT]

The books are far better, especially in the treatment of Ron. They do him dirty in the movies

[@hollie5099]

Yeah Dumbledore is the only wizard Voldermort was ever scared of!

[@williammarx4947]

The fight of Dumbledore and voldemort, in the books, is just a one-sided fight in Dumbledores favor while he lectures voldemort about his weeknesses and flaws

[@The_HangManofMidan]

im glad they show a glimpse of his OP's in Fantastic Beast

[@slimbrady6691]

Voldemort Stans try to claim he didn't actually fear him, but the chapter where they fight is literally titled "The Only One He Ever Feared."

[@robbob5302]

I will always be a LotR fan. But even I have to admit the Dumbledore/Voldemort duel was way better than the Gandalf/Saruman duel.

[@roseanddagger3090]

@@robbob5302 gandalf vs saruman was kinda funny, they were just throwing each other around like siblings (if we're talking about the movies, that is)

[@PHSDM104]

In the book, McGonagall was straight up SAVAGE to Umbridge! After Harry yelled at Umbridge, McGonagall offered him a biscuit. Also, the interaction with Peeves and the career counseling scene showed Minerva as a sassy queen! 🤣🤣🤣

[@16taysia]

It unscrews the other way...😂😂😂

[@PHSDM104]

@@16taysia That and the cough drop had me rolling! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@enicole1203]

I looiive McGonagall v Uxbridge! Dame Maggie Smith is so perfect; I honestly couldn't imagine anyone else doing this role justice.

[@PHSDM104]

@@enicole1203 I certainly wanted to hear what she had to say when Trelawny got the sack.

[@16taysia]

​@@PHSDM104right?! 😂😂😂

[@GeauxIrish15]

You’re right about spells where they don’t say anything. There are nonverbal spells, but Harry and crew aren’t skilled enough to do them. They start getting taught in year 6, only in the books, but they don’t do very well at it.

[@Aaron__Parker]

in the books, they have a "disillusionment charm" which camouflages the person being concealed by it. that's how Harry is supposed to fly to the order's HQ to wait for his trial, but that wouldn't make for a fun action scene at the beginning lol

[@Fall_1n1]

Even Stephen King himself said Umbridge is the greatest villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter. Also they had to mute Daniel's screams when Sirius died because his screams made Hermione and Bellatrix's actresses cry.

[@Nicamon]

I will never forigive them for muting that scream!X-(((

[@Fall_1n1]

@@Nicamon Yeah I also wish they kept it.

[@muciSAD]

So what if they cried, acting IS supposed to move us, that's why they should have kept it. :/

[@IgniteYourInnerArtist]

I believe his grandmother had died recently (I think it was just that morning) and he channeled that pain.

[@brittanylewandowski6200]

@@IgniteYourInnerArtist This is false, one of his grandmothers was alive as of 2016 and the other died the year AFTER OOTP. This was just a fan rumor.

[@stevenrippo6089]

Fun fact about wand lore: wand length is almost always average for most wizards. Those with exceptionally large wands usually have them because of a physical need such as Hagrid needing a larger wand because of his size. A wizard with an exceptionally short wand, however, usually have one because they are lacking something within themselves. Why do I bring this up? Because in all of Harry Potter there is only one character that has ever had an exceptionally short wand. That character is Dolores Umbridge.

[@bidishah]

Sirius' nickname is Padfoot because his animagus is a dog and dogs have padded feet. The other 3 marauders similarly named themselves after their animaguses: James is Prongs because of the horns on a stag, Lupin is Moony because werewolf and moon connection, Peter Pettigrew is Wormtail because rat's tails look a bit like worms. Hope this helps. ❤

[@sawanna508]

The plural of animagus is animagi.

[@cae_booknerd3090]

😂❤ Laughing and drinking with you. MY favorite intro so far. I love you guys😊

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

Imelda Staunton did a fantastic job playing a character who was more hated than the story's main villain. The fact that Umbridge was more hated than Voldemort himself makes the scene where she gets carried away like firewood by the centaurs that much more satisfying. When I first saw Grawp, I thought he looked like the illustrated kid on the cover of MAD Magazine, Alfred E. Neuman. Also.... Cornelius Fudge, after seeing Voldemort: He's back.... Me, sarcastically: *Gee, if only someone said that the previous year and at the hearing. Oh, wait....*

[@robbob5302]

Sad part is, the students did such a great job fighting the Death Eaters at the ministry, they proved Delores Umbridge was the best DADA teacher Hogwarts ever had! 🤮

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@robbob5302 I kinda hate how accurate that is, but I prefer Harry as the defacto DADA teacher.

[@emilyrln]

@@rainbowpegacornstudiosyeah, Umbridge was so useless that the students had to teach themselves. Even _Lockhart_ wasn't that bad 😂

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@emilyrln That's a very slim margin

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

​@@emilyrln exactly! Remember in the book when Harry was talking to McGonagall about career advice? She tells Umbridge that Harry has achieved high grades in all DADA tests "set by a competent teacher." This implies that Lockhart was more competent than Umbridge, which could be the biggest burn of the whole series! 😂

[@vivianbragam]

oh god, i was so excited for this! finally you met luna!!! she's my favorite and i love her sooooo much (i even named my daughter after her). i have never seen a character so young with so much kindness, wisdom, empathy and purity. she lives in her own world, she's eccentric and refuses to accept being told how to act, even if she is bullied by people. that's why she's one of the most beloved characters (and she deserve to be!) ♡♡♡

[@evie3148]

I will always love this series. When the books first came out, we had my mom read it to my siblings and I using voices for each character, even after we were all old enough to read it on our own. When Fred and George lit off the fireworks we were all jumping up and down on the bed squealing with joy. That moment is so satisfying!

[@honeybunnyhanni1931]

It's so sad that Cousin Dudley isn't that prominent in future movies. In the books it's described that he has some sort of change of heart and tries to be nice to Harry. I remember a passage where Harry walks out of his room and stumbles over a cup of cold tea. He thinks Dudley was pulling a prank but truth is Dudley wanted to be nice and placed a cup of tea in front of Harry's door. Little thank you for saving his life because even though he didn't see the dementors he knew that encounter could have been fatal. Harry just didn't leave his room in time before the tea became cold

[@jenniferwilson2637]

Azkaban was a very secure prison. In the books, it is stated that Sirius Black was the only documented prisoner to escape (of course, in book 4, it is explains how Barty Crouch Jr was sneaked out of Azkaban... But he didn't technically escape). The guards of Azkaban, the Dementors, are fearsome creatures, and not at all "good". The only reason they obeyed the Ministry's rule is that they were supplied with lots of yummy emotions to feed on in the prison. They aren't loyal or moral- once they saw the tide turning toward Voldemort, they flipped to him.

[@rogueryder3285]

The Minister never would've believed that Lucius was a Death-Eater anymore than he believed Voldemort survived those 14 years

[@gabrihapa]

He should've been a little suspicious, since it was Lucius who gave Ginny Tom Riddle's diary, but I guess nobody told him that...

[@rogueryder3285]

@@gabrihapa when I was young, I used to blame it on old age, but now that I'm older, it's clear he's fool

[@marshallpeters7174]

Harry tried to tell him in the books, but Fudge simply wouldn't believe anything bad about Lucius. After all, the Malfoys were a highly respected family, and Lucius had made some very generous donations to the Ministry.

[@rogueryder3285]

@@marshallpeters7174 fool was blindsided by all that dow

[@blameitondanny]

Lucius is well known for his bribery and then Fudge only care about reputation. Praise him enough and you'll have position of Power. The only thing Fudge doesn't have is a weight to his name. Imagine if Fudge is a part of the sacred 28 😂

[@TheMaskedChef7]

One was rather large and the other was skinny 😂

[@sadammoulana6134]

53:15 Its like a code to Severus He's got the padfoot at the place where it's hidden If you remember previously when Harry wrote a letter to sirius he mentioned Dear Padfoot, so he is literally informing snape here that he's got sirius in the place where it's hidden

[@Heida77]

Fun facts/answers to some of your questions: While this is the longest book, the film is the second shortest. And before you come at me in the comments, this is all things that are not or barely mentioned in the films so these are NOT considered spoilers. Mrs. Figg, Harry's neighbour, is revealed to be a Squib, which is a non-magical person who is born with at least one magical parent (kind of the opposite of a Muggleborn). Filch is also a Squib. The revelation that Umbridge was the one who sent the dementors that attacked Harry and Dudley is cut from the film. Quidditch is entirely cut from the film. Kreacher the house-elf has a bigger part in the book. Dobby helps Harry discover the Room of Requirement, not Neville (it is also Dobby who gives Harry the Gillyweed in Goblet of Fire instead of Neville). Harry, Ron and Hermione meet Neville's parents, who were tortured into insanity by Bellatrix, at St. Mungo's Hospital. They also see Gilderoy Lockhart who's memory is still severely damaged. The memory that Harry sees of his dad bullying Snape is longer and more detailed in the book. It's actually about Lily ending her friendship with Snape after he called her a Mudblood. So while James was still an asshole he was actually defending Lily. It's revealed that Professor Trelawney's prophecy about "The Chosen One" could have been about Neville as his birthday was also at the end of July. And Dumbledore explains the real reason Harry has to stay with the Dursleys every summer: When Lily sacrificed herself she invoked an ancient and powerful spell in which her blood serves as protection for Harry against Voldemort. Harry's blood was so essential to Voldemort's resurrection because this would finally make him immune to Harry's touch. The magical blood protection is so powerful that it even works with aunt Petunia. As Lily's sister, Petunia is her closest living blood relative, Harry is protected as long as he stays where she stays until the age of 17. Imelda Staunton doesn't get enough credit for her portrayal of Dolores Umbridge, one of the most despicable characters on film. Stephen King himself said that she was the greatest villain since Hannibal Lecter. Director David Yates described her as a splice between Doris Day and Freddy Krueger. It has also been noted by many fans, Imelda Staunton and even J. K. Rowling herself that she bears many similarities to the late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Thatcher, similar to Umbridge, was minister for education, and was also known for being radical, harsh and in some cases extreme with her policies and methods in running the country. She made many changes that the public disagreed with (though ironically, she was the one to ban the cane in British schools) but she was also known for her soft approach when addressing the public. Umbridge's hairstyle even bears a resemblance to that of Thatcher. Furthermore, the power granted to Umbridge by Fudge to consolidate his political strength and squash his perceived enemies is not unlike the abuse members of the Nixon administration committed during the Watergate Era. In addition, Umbridge's final crimes are the "ethnic cleansing" of Muggle-born wizards, analogous to the Nazi persecutions leading to the Holocaust. J.K. Rowling has stated that Umbridge is LOOSELY based on a former teacher of hers. She chose the name to reflect her character. Her first name comes from the Latin word for sorrow or pain, "dolor". Umbridge is a play on "umbrage", which is offense or annoyance, and comes from the Latin word "umbra" (shade or shadow). The word usually appears in the phrase "to take umbrage". In Harry Potter, Umbridge is more hated than Voldemort. Coincidentally, she shares a lot of similarities with Voldemort. Both are blood supremacists and half-bloods who despised their own race. Both hold negative emotions for their parents. Both hold positions of power and are feared by many wizards and witches. And both left permanent scars on Harry. Fun little detail about Umbridge is that her clothing becomes darker shades of pink as she gains more and more power throughout the film. I have to say though, as a cat lover I am very offended by the portrayal of cat lovers in the book/film! Non-verbal spells are highly difficult and usually less powerful. To perform magic without saying the incantation requires serious practice, skill, concentration and discipline, which is why two of the greatest wizards, Dumbledore and Voldemort, are able to do it. Students at Hogwarts are only trained in non-verbal magic during their N.E.W.T. years (sixth and seventh years). Snape tries to teach the kids how to use it in his DADA class in the sixth book (still mad they took any of that out of the film). Harry's vision of Sirius wasn't real. It was just what Voldemort wanted him to see and to lure him to get the prophecy. Padfoot was Sirius' nickname (as he could turn himself into a dog who has soft fleshy pads on its feet) he used when he, Remus, James and Peter created the Marauders Map. It was also his nickname for the Order of the Phoenix. Harry used it to tell Snape he was in danger and WHERE, and Snape pretended not to know anything, but he DID know and he is the one who alerted the order. Harry's scream when Sirius dies is said to have been muted because it was too agonising and actually caused Helena Bonham Carter, Emma Watson and Bonnie Wright to cry. However, some people think it was simply done to add a dramatic sense of numbness to the scene. There's also a popular belief that Dan's grandmother had just died so his reaction was real. But there's no proof of that. One of his grandmothers did, however, pass away in October 2008, a year after the film was released. Dan's other grandmother was still alive in 2016, as in interviews, he said he'd hate for her to have seen his film "Imperium" which came out that year. Harry's behaviour towards Cho in the film kinda pissed me off. In the book, they actually started a relationship and breaking up was a mutual decision. Cho was not tortured by Umbridge and forced to reveal, AGAINST HER WILL, where Dumbledore's Army was practising. It was Cho's friend Marietta Edgecombe who WILLINGLY leaked information to Umbridge. Btw in the scene where Harry tells Ron and Hermione about the kiss their laughing was improvised. J.K. Rowling said that Harry wouldn't have remembered his parents' death clearly enough because of him being just a baby at the time, but, unlike in the book, in the first film he sees Quirrell die. Because of this, he should've been able to see the Thestrals from his second year, but Thestrals hadn't been mentioned in the books at the time so the filmmakers wouldn't have known about the potential continuity error. It is not mentioned in the film that Nymphadora Tonks is also related to Sirius; she is the daughter of Andromeda Tonks who is Bellatrix Lestrange and Narcissa Malfoy's sister. Andromeda's name can be seen on the family tree in Sirius' house but her photo has been burned off. The book explains that her family disowned her for marrying Ted Tonks, a Muggle-born. Harry may have been right about the mistletoe being full of Nargles, because they are magical creatures that live in mistletoe. But no one has ever seen one and Luna is the only character known to believe in their existence. When Bellatrix takes Neville hostage in the Department of Mysteries, Helena Bonham Carter improvised and put her wand into his ear. However, she got so carried away that she damaged Matthew Lewis' eardrum and he almost lost his hearing. The only spell Neville used successfully against an enemy, Petrificus Totalus, is the same spell Hermione used on him in the first film. Beautiful note: Evanna Lynch had written a letter to J.K. Rowling about her struggles with anorexia before being cast as Luna Lovegood. If you're into some behind the scenes gossip: Emma Thompson (Trelawney) and Kenneth Branagh (Lockhart) were married but he left her for Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix), though years before. So if you've seen Love Actually then THAT moment hits you even harder. And yes, the dementors are utterly useless! 😆

[@KimC657]

You are a saint for this! It’s very frustrating watching people struggle to understand what’s going on because the movies don’t clarify so many important details! So thank you for taking the time to fill them in on things, I wish the movies covered!

[@TannieVerse]

Damn how long did this took?

[@Heida77]

@@TannieVerse A while 😆

[@Heida77]

@@michaelweiner4836 "And before you come at me in the comments, this is all things that are not or barely mentioned in the films so these are NOT considered spoilers."

[@CreeperBoyGamingyt]

54:48 this scene is so satisfying, especially when Harry says “I’m sorry professor, I must not tell lies”

[@LaurinGarcia]

I think that growl your dog made when you asked his opinion about Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was actually his opinion on Umbridge. He didn't like her either. LOL! 🐶😜😆 BTW, your precious fur baby is absolutely adorable. 🐶😄

[@kieker9428]

Big props to the actress that played Dolores Umbridge. She nailed the characteristics described by the books. So much so that unfortunately she received death threats from the public. Like, damn, this is just a character, not actually her.

[@ephraimwinslow]

"Man that Dolores Umbridge is a beach, huh?" -Bobby Axelrod, Billions

[@ercsey-ravaszferenc6747]

Just a few things guys: the fight between Dumbledore and Voldemort seems to end in a draw because Dumbledore had a very good reason to not try and kill Voldemort. I can't tell you more at this point but you'll find out soon. The prophecy is a perfect example of a self-fulfilling one. The only reason why it makes any sense is because Voldemort, who was told the first part of it (that's why now he tried so hard to get the whole thing) believed it and acted upon it. Had he not killed Harry's parents and tried to murder Harry himself, none of this would have happened. Harry would be just another ordinary wizard boy. By believing the prophecy and acting upon it Voldemort himself created his own worst enemy, the man most likely to finish him and he also gave him the tools for the job.

[@ssjgoku276]

Adding to the above. THIS is why Harry is the Chosen one.

[@damianvc31]

Easily one of the most interesting plot devices from the saga

[@GummiAnd]

The reason for Voldemort's unnatural appearance is because he used some extremely dark magic. I wont spoil it, even though it's not outright explained in the movies, but you might figure it out later on if you read this comment. About the Hogwarts houses, the students are sorted based on certain personality traits. Gryffindor (values: courage, chivalry, and determination) Slytherin (values: ambition, greatness and resourcefulness) Hufflepuff (values: hard work, patience, and humility) Ravenclaw (values: wisdom, wit and creativity)

[@CrookiNari]

If I remember correctly, the reason he has no hair is so that it can't be used in a Polyjuice Potion.

[@carlosmoreno3007]

Dolores Umbridge, the one person you can hate so much more than voldemort. The actress did an amazing job at playing her if she can get you to hate her character with a passion.

[@rogueryder3285]

I forgot Umbrage made Voldemort look like a saint in comparison

[@emilyrln]

It's because she's villainous on such a personal, petty level. And because it's a far more realistic type of villainy, that of a power-hungry person abusing those in their power. Snape does the same thing to Gryffindor students, especially Harry, Neville, and Hermione, but at least he doesn't physically torture them or act all sugary sweet about it. And he's super charismatic and played by Alan Rickman and we all adore him, so… 😂

[@bidishah]

I love you two so much, y'all make each other laugh sooo much I can feel the love radiating off the screen. 😂

[@williambryan3346]

@28:20 You know someone is evil when Professor Snape fears them.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Another way to think of the Houses is based on what they value: Gryffindor values what's right, Hufflepuff values friendship, Ravenclaw values truth, and Slytherin values success.

[@kahzbomb]

since you guys were adept at noticing how harry and luna really understand each other, fun fact: harry's daughter is named lily luna potter, and it always makes me so happy! luna is the best

[@muciSAD]

In the book Ron disarmed Hermione as many times as she did him, and she was salty about it. Idk why they dumbed him down in the movies.

[@melhawl3685]

Agreed! Ron is actually smart and skilled (once he gets his own wand). It irks me how they dumbed him down AND gives so many of his most brilliant lines to Hermoine.

[@simonorourke4465]

Yeah Ron and a certain loveable eccentric character who I won't name for spoilers sake are so hard done to by theese movies, Ron for being turned into comic relief and the other for being almost removed from the story and having his emotional farewell neutered in the films. A bonus mention also has to go to the centaurs who go from eloquent and proud noble creatures in the book to braying animals who don't even speak here. The indignant speech that Bane makes in the book after Delores calls him almost human is great, as far as the centaurs are concerned being compared to a simple human is a great insult.

[@Eagle3302PL]

@@melhawl3685 The writers had a massive hard on for Hermione throughout the series, she gets Ron's, Harry's and even Dumbledore's lines in the movies, just to make her seem like a super genius. And all her flaws from the books are removed from the movies. And that cringe "I am very smart" line in DH Part 1 is some of the worst "smart character" writing ever in film.

[@Shiby23]

I been waiting for this one but gosh darn its noon and i haven't slept. The tears that fall are gonna hit hard i'm sure. Can't wait to finish this series with all the further drama :D

[@csa6058]

In the books when Voldemort and Dumbledore battle, Dumbledore is so calm and cool the entire time. He chats away with Voldemort which drives Voldemort nuts and they have an epic battle with Dumbledore staying slightly on top and very calm. Dumbledore does not show any fear or concern until Voldemort goes into Harry. And what dispels Voldemort from Harry is when Voldemort taunts about Sirius and Harry is filled with such grief which Voldemort can not bare.

[@flugsven]

Imelda Staunton (Umbridge) just recently became Dame Imelda Staunton. Much deserved!

[@jennabreland5261]

I think the mistletoe popped up because its the Room of Requirement... maybe they were both thinking they need a reason to make a move (the way the room also provided dummies to practice on, etc)

[@blinkachu5275]

Sirius is called Padfoot because of the Marauders map ^^ If you read the books you'll learn more about the background of Sirius (Padfoot), James Potter (Prongs), Remus (Moony) and Peter Pettigrew (Wormtail), they were a group that called themselves the Marauders. Due to Remus being a Werewolf, Sirius, James and Peter learned to be Animagi (wizards that can turn into animals)

[@bkzhy]

Your dog is sooo cute. I'm starting a petition for him to have a permanent spot on that couch

[@michaelsk77]

Except for Percy Whetmore, I don't know of another character that was more instantly hated than Delores Umbridge

[@bidishah]

Had to look up the name, the guard from Green Mile right? Yes he was such a horrible character.

[@Abeo93]

thought you meant Percy Weasley at first! Although he did like Umbridge

[@saraandreoli3684]

fun fact, the potter family DID cure baldness and got a ton of money from it

[@HAbarneyWK]

It didnt solve baldness, it was a hair styling product used to tame unruly hair.

[@rogueryder3285]

No wonder Harry was financially stable at Gringotts

[@PHSDM104]

​@@rogueryder3285 Yeah. Harry's a trust fund baby.

[@rogueryder3285]

@@PHSDM104 😂😂😂

[@Shellieruba]

Is that why they named him Harry?🤭

[@shammelexo]

Neville's parents were tortured to insanity by Bellatrix Lestrange, Barty Crouch Jr. and other death eaters... His parents are Aurors and were member of the order.... In the books the trio saw Neville visit his parents in St. Mungos. Neville's one of the characters with tragic backstories 😭 i just love him 😭

[@Kat123-v9n]

1:07:25 "A nose" "Friendship and love" 😂 I snorted

[@melhawl3685]

James WAS a bully. He changed. He changed so much He became Head Boy without being a Prefect. Snape was also a bully. He actually invented the spell James used to flip him upside down in the memory. How do you think James learned it. Snape however remained a bully all his life. He bullied while in school and continued to bulky children as an adult. I mean, he is Neville's greatest fear.

[@Rocket1377]

Snape wasn't initially a bully when he was a student. He became one due to how he was treated by James and Sirius. They constantly bullied him all the way up to his fifth year, when he finally decided to befriend some Slytherin bullies, so he would have some allies to help protect him. Snape became what he hated the most, out of necessity. This also lead him to become a Death Eater.

[@pink_alligator]

When was he ever a bully as a kid? As an adult absolutely he's a bully but he was never a bully back then. Remember one or two incidents doesn't make a bully Also don't turn something a person did to retaliate against their bullies back on the victim. I get that you don't like Snape but don't do that shit

[@melhawl3685]

@@Rocket1377 he was friends with them from first year. Not suddenly in 5th year. Lily even brings up these friends. He was a bully as much as James.

[@melhawl3685]

@@pink_alligator when Harry confronts Sirius and Lupin about his dad being a bully, Lupin says that Snape gave as good as he got. Snape invented several spells that bully. He even invented the spell that James uses to flip him upside down. As he invented the spell how would James have learned it? Snape used it on others, very likely James himself. Lupin knows the slashing spell Harry used on Draco when Snape used it resulting in severing George's ear. How would Lupin know that spell if Snape invented it, unless he used it.

[@RB-vo4gi]

@@Rocket1377 SPOILERS I get that the argument you’re trying to make is about Snape became a bully towards JAMES (his bully), though I think the books make it pretty clear that Snape/James antagonism was never one-sided (ie James was never the only antagonist in that relationship, Snape never missed an opportunity to curse James). In regards to Snape being a bully for “self defense”, the books, specifically the flashbacks in Deathly Hallows, make it explicitly clear that Snape bullied muggleborn kids at Hogwarts. He made excuses for his Death Eater friends torturing other students at school, calling them “pranks” when it was dark magic. Snape invented spells like Sectumsempra, and consistently used the word “mudblood” which is considered a slur in the established universe. To be clear, I’m not saying James WASN’T a bully. I’m saying Snape was ALSO a bully. Yes, even as a child.

[@williambryan3346]

@1:05:26 I will always remember the collective “duh!” from the audience at this moment when I saw this in the theater. It was so damn cool to know that so many people were thinking the same thing.

[@tomre2769]

Them breaking the wall into that room, is a moviething, dont believe that was ever possible in the books :-)

[@sp72929]

Snape did understood the message and did alert the Order to go to the Ministry (as a spy he could not act himself). The Marauders were pranksters and Snape - an awkward, lonely, bitter and dark Slytherin - was their favorite target. Unfortunately James and Sirius - especially when it came to Snape - did not know where to draw a line. Sirius lured Snape into the Shrieking Shack during full moon as "prank". Fortunately James - who realized that this "prank" actually could end with murder - got Snape out before he got mauled by a transformed Lupin. It is not really explicitly said in the book but it is implied that James did grew up into a loving husband and father. Sirius - spending 14 years in Azkaban - did not so much. The hatred between Sirius and Snape was fresh as ever.

[@rromano158]

Sirius is Padfoot (because he's a large dog), James Potter was Prongs (because he was a deer [antlers]), Lupin is Mooney (because he is a Werewolf), and Pettigrew is Wormtail (because of his bare rat tail). What is not explained very well in the movie is that only people who have seen death can see the Thestrals. So, imagine that everyone else cannot see the Thestrals except Harry and Luna.

[@marshmellozebra7422]

I love the end of this video. Your dog is so cute! He's like "I wanna be a part of this too"

[@FeaturingRob]

- 25:34 - One of the things not in the films is what happened after the Triwizard Tournament. Harry was still considered the winner, and as a result won 1,000 Galleons prize money. Harry tried to give the money to Amos Diggery, Cedric's father. But Amos wouldn't take it. Harry didn't want it, and didn't need it. The reason Fred & George wanted te enter the tournament was to win the money for their entrepreneurial venture, Weasley's Wizarding Wheezes. So, when you see Fred & George selling stuff, or getting kids to try things, they are doing business and market research for new products. Harry gave the twins the money as seed capital, and did so with a couple of provisions: 1) They bought Ron new dress robes, without mentioning Harry's name, and 2) They didn't tell their mother, Molly, where the money came from. The twins also offered Harry a kind of carte blanche discount on whatever products he wanted. Harry knew that the future was looking grim, and that everyone needed a laugh...and that Fred & George were going to help in that department. - 26:07 - Another bit of lore lost in the films was the back story of the Marauder's Map. On the Map, it says "Messers Mooney, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs proudly present The Marauder's Map" when you say "I solemnly swear that I am up to no good!" The Marauders were Remus Lupin (a werewolf, so his nickname was Mooney), Peter Pettigrew (a rat, so Wormtail), Sirius Black (a dog, so Padfoot), and James Potter (a stag with full antlers, so Prongs). This is also why Harry patronus is a stag, for his father. - 29:22 - Emma Thompson and Imelda Staunton (Delores Umbridge) go back a long way. They have done several films together and are friends in real life, and neighbors in the same neighborhood. They did the films Peter's Friends (1992) and Much Ado About Nothing (1993), both directed by Emma's ex-husband, Kenneth "Gilderoy Lockhart" Branagh, Sense and Sensibility (1995) from Emma's Oscar-winning screenplay and teamed with Alan Rickman in it, then did 3 Harry Potter films. I wholeheartedly recommend all three films mentioned: - Peter's Friends stars Emma, Imelda, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, and Kenneth Branagh. there is a beautiful scene with the cast, and Imelda sings "The Way You Look Tonight" with Hugh on piano...and she has a stunningly beautiful voice. - Much Ado About Nothing from the Shakespeare play stars Emma (as Beatrice), Kenneth Branagh (Benedick), Denzel Washington (Don Pedro), Keanu Reeves (Don John), Michael Keaton (Dogberry), Robert Sean Leonard (Claudio) and Kate Beckinsale (Hero, in her film debut). Imelda plays a minor role, Margaret. - Sense and Sensibility based on Jane Austen's novel stars Emma (Eleanor Dashwood), Kate Winslet (Marianne Dashwood), Alan Rickman (Col. Christopher Brandon), Hugh Grant (Edward Ferrrars), Hugh Laurie (Mr. Palmer), Imelda (Mrs. Palmer), and three other Harry Potter actors also appear: Robert Hardy (Minister of Magic Cornelius Fudge), Elizabeth Spriggs (The Fat Lady, Gryffindor common room entrance painting in Sorceror's Stone), and Gemma Jones (Madame Pomfrey, the nurse witch)

[@MichelleWalters-tf1kl]

I think that y'all have hit the butter beer a little bit harder than what you're admitting too.😂

[@felixhenson9926]

So a few things: - the W was for Weasley - Yes, particularly advanced wizards can cast spells without saying anything - generally the traits assigned to the different houses are that they each value: Gryffindor: Bravery, nobility, camaraderie, determination Slytherin: ambition, power, influence, wealth Ravenclaw: Knowledge, creativity, wit, learning Hufflepuff: Compassion, hard work, dedication, fairness

[@moncbarrera]

Why is no one talking about the adorable little dog? I was so glad to see her at the end, chilling with Nick and his girlfriend.

[@KrystalAnn0688]

I think this is my favorite HP reaction of y’all’s thus far, you play so well off each other ❤

[@DaveBukowski]

26:20 Remember thr Marauders Map? Padfoot, Wormtail, Moony, and Prongs insulting snape. Their nicknames relate to their animal forms. Moony because of lycanthropy turning into a werewolf for Lupin, Padfoot because he can change into a dog form (padded feet), Wormtail for Peter Pettigrew because a rat has a wormtail, and Prongs is Stag that Is James Potter and also his patronus's shape. They all were "illegal" animagi because as an animagis they are supposed to register themselves. This is how Sirius broke out of Azkaban, as a dog. So 3 were animagus while Lupin was cursed with lycanthropy from his encounter with a werewolf. This is some backstory from the books, which I hope you do read together.

[@VBSuper]

It wasn't said in the movie, but it was Umbitch, I mean, Umbridge, who sent those Dementors at the beginning. Since people were saying how Harry was a nuisance to the Ministry. If you didn't realize, the one who made the prophecy was Trelawney, which is one of the reasons Dumbledore keeps her at school. That scene at Dumbledore's office is so much bigger. Harry actually is so angry and frustrated that he starts wrecking the place in front of Dumbledore and yell at him. I do hope the series does it justice. Just so you know, Padfoot is Sirius. He is called like that because of his padded paws as a dog. Snape knows of this nickname, but, of course, he had to pretend he had no idea. But he is the one who sent the Order to help the kids. Btw, plot mistake, the Room of Requirement is supposed to be really secret. So Hermione could not know about it. Actually, a few of the people aware of it are the Hogwarts house elves. Dobby is the one who tells the kids about it, not Neville. Dobby works at Hogwarts since last year, thank you movie, for not showing that.

[@KPS2311]

Sirius was called Padfoot because of the padded foots of being a doggo when he was an animagus black dog. Wormtail = what a rat tail looks like, Rat = aka Petter Pettigrew, Prongs, the antlers of the stag that was James Potter. They became animaguses so that it was easier to help deal with Lupin (Moony, moon get it? :P) when he was in wearwolf form. They created the marauder's map. "Messrs Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot, and Prongs Purveyors of Aids to Magical Mischief-Makers are proud to present THE MARAUDER'S MAP"

[@nickperkins8477]

Imelda Staunton as Dolores Umbridge is perfect. Fun fact: Imelda Staunton and Daniel Radcliffe had appeared together in a miniseries adaptation of Charles Dickens’s book “David Copperfield.” That miniseries was released a year or two before the first Harry Potter movie was released.

[@Reillybh]

Serius got his nickname because he is as animagus who can take the form of a dog. If you remember, the marauders map was made by 4 people. Moony (which ties to Lupin and his werewolf form), wormtail (pettigrew because of his rat form), padfoot (serius) and prongs (James potter took the form of a buck and so was his patronus)

[@bellthandian]

I remember a behind the scenes interview about the death of Sirius and the cast had said that Daniel Radcliffe blood chilling screams after Sirius died were so heartbreaking in the moment, that they thought it was too much for people to take, so they muted his audio for the scene in the movie and recorded music over it.

[@isabelledrevet5913]

In the book, Cho didn’t say anything to Umbrage, it was her friend who did. Very nice reaction, as usual ❤

[@katheryns1219]

FYI: the first syllable of the name "Dobby" rhymes with "rob." So it's DAW-by, not DOE-by. Also, I saw an interview with JK Rowling where I learned the first syllable of her name is pronounced row as in "row your boat." Not rau as in having a row with someone.

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

40:29 Good call! It is confirmed in the books that at the very moment before they left the office via Portkey, Harry had a spilt-second moment when his scar burned and he felt an urge to attack Dumbledore.

[@chauser400]

44:35 I love how nobody notices Percy holding onto Harry.

[@morcellemorcelle618]

They were using some sort of invisibility charm(don't remember which one) while flying on the brooms from privet drive to headquarter, but it wouldnt look as good on screen

[@Kat-uw6tn]

Disillutionment

[@Eagle3302PL]

In the novel they also fly very high up above cloud cover to not be spotted by muggles, overall the trip sucks, it's wet, cold and uninteresting.

[@Mrmapleleaffan13]

The old lady who lives across the road from the Dursley’s in Surrey is what they call a Squibb a person born to two wizards but with no powers

[@PhillipButler1962]

Nagini the snake is a special animal. She is one of a kind. Her origins are magical and her venom is different and causes wounds to bleed out continously when not wrapped.

[@ianharrison3662]

congratulations to Imelda Staunton who was made a Dame (female equivalent to a Knight) in the King's Birthday Honours this week.

[@evaeichert1008]

Every time, when I see Umbridge on this balcony, I hope for a special person from another film behind her, who shout: "THIS IS SPARTAAA!" 😁

[@Shritistrang]

"How many posts can you have on a wall?" Umbridge: "Yes."

[@susieautrey6112]

Sirius is Padfoot because he turns into a dog. James Potter was Prongs because his Patronus charm was, like Harry's, a stag. Lupin was Mooney because he was a werewolf, and Peter Pettigrew was Wormtail because, rat. They were also the makers of the Marauder's Map.

[@dennisonvlee2999]

Nope, James was also an animagus and transformed into a stag, that is why he was called Prongs.

[@fadiccarmo]

I love the reactions and as a HP book fan I always want to explain the details and stuff that the movies cut out because the books are just perfect. Love u guys 🫶☺️

[@iantaggart3064]

We have to remember that dementors are invisible to muggles, so Dudley nearly facing the dementor's kiss must have been that much more terrifying.

[@Raven5150]

That's actually how Dr. Stranges sactium Santorum works you walk by it every day but can't see it until it appears basicly like splitting a building

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

43:17 I actually really appreciate Seamus apologising and publicly backing Harry by announcing he believes him.

[@LeoHayabusaIX]

1:29:55 Snape did understand the message from Harry about padfoot. That's how the order appears in the ministry of magic. He came back to say to Harry but they were gone by then

[@tomi_9212]

Dumbledore's names came from different times from British history "Brian" being the newest.

[@thegroszkitty2250]

They briefly mentioned in the third movie that muggles usually don't see anything magical. Duddly couldnt see the dementors, so he believed Harry did it. Something that was explained to me was that the only reason they saw the car in the second movie was because it was a muggle artifact that was enchanted

[@EmVea419]

They had just done lines with Umbridge's special quills when they all walked out of the classroom and ignored Cho. It wasn't her fault, but I don't know how friendly I'd be directly after being tortured. It might take me a few hours to want to speak with her, too.

[@KindredKeepsake]

I love how sympathetic you guys were towards Harry. He's been through a LOT, moreso than any student in that school!

[@nicolefay1218]

Snape: Yo, you in danger, you getting tortured. Sirius: Yo, I'm chilling. 😂 100% what happened.

[@Jmt1000XD]

One thing that should be said to the people watching this movie. The book it's based on is the longest book in the series by a considerable degree. I didn't envy the team behind making OotP, but even considering the difficulty, they failed to communicate a few key points. First and most important, Dumbledore's final speech. The original chapter of Dumbledore coming clean to Harry told him almost every detail of why he let things happen the way he did. He even shared with him what he had to hold back in telling him during each Book/Movie. It was a very emotional moment where for the first time, Dumbledore is truly vulnerable. I know you're watching the movies, but I'd HIGHLY recommend you both read that chapter, or even a short synopsis of it. It's worth it. Second thing is they really didn't communicate how important and deep Voldemort and Harry's connections were. As well as the connections between Sirius and his family line of the Noble House of Black. Which are important for the final movies. The Dumbledore and Voldemort fight was well done. And yes, Voldemort is VERY scared of Dumbledore. The only one Voldemort ever feared. Everything will make sense in time. Finally, the teleporting stuff that happens in this movie doesn't really happen in the books. The whole black wispy effect on Death Eaters and the White ones for the Order of the Phoenix members were just showy for the movies. No such thing happen. There is NO flying in the world of Harry Potter that isn't on a broom except for one exception.