Snape Memories | "...Deathly Hallows Part : 2 " | Reaction Mashup |

[@lornfor]

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[@Tripodkoa17]

Do people actually think this is their first time watching this movie? People do these fake reactions to make people think they are figuring the plot out right before it happens. Real reactions are so much more genuine and obvious.

[@poom_phubas7829]

😊

[@attakrus]

Snape loved Lily with all his heart so he protected her son with all his strength.

[@Mehak___]

snape didnt love lily he was just obsessesd with her....snape was a bully and a dark arts supporter who hated muggles

[@LuisRamirez-ke1py]

@@Mehak___ James Potter as a bully, not Snape

[@Taywuxiang1961]

Snape hated muggles because his father did domestic violence with him and his mother. James was a bully.@@Mehak___

[@Nematoda4ever]

@@Mehak___ James was lighter version of Malfoy for young Snape.

[@binoysaren]

​@@Mehak___Love can be obsessive 😅😅

[@elliotpaveley3237]

Genuinely might be one of the most incredible pieces of cinema ever made 💙

[@serpentinefrolics]

cinema - maybe no, but some of the most incredibly written pieces of storytelling for sure

[@priscillajimenez27]

Darth Vader level

[@NateDoesYT]

@@serpentinefrolics Disagree, this scene/moment had people crying and being quiet in the cinemas, I heard the stories of how hyped Harry Potter finale was and you can look it up yourself the videos during premiere, this series was loved, and everyone was saddened it was ending, it already has 1 billion in the box office, I'm def sure this is considered a cinema piece.

[@FlameMoose37]

um no it is not.

[@niladrighosh9903]

❤❤ incredible piece of literature you mean.

[@EdithKFrost]

Rickman deserves an Oscar for this sequence

[@pkmntrainerian1092]

He should've gotten one. R.I.P to one of the best

[@tiago_s_]

Severus Snape was the real hero "The bravest man i ever knew" Always

[@anandjha5457]

If you read books he is no where close to hero . Snape heard the prophecy only half and told that to voldemort. That prophecy hinted towards two boys . Harry born and voldemort choose Harry because of his half blood status . All this chaos was started by Snape who was death Eater . He changed afterwards but that means he is a grey character not hero . Sirius was the real hero . Being in the family which was filled with dark wizard he choose his friendship . He remain in azkaban for years . Died saving Harry and his friends.

[@barbarazirger7732]

Snape's character totally went over your head! Baby Harry is alive because it was Snape who heard the prophecy who told Voldemort, who dared to ask him to spare Lily. That's what gave Lily TIME to protect Harry with her life! And of course he couldn't ask the dark lord to spare Harry, or even James. Harry would be able to destroy Voldemort, why would the dark lord want to keep him alive?? So if it wasn't Snape, if it was someone else or if it happened a year or two later, the prophecy would have come out and they all 3 would have been killed. So Severus Snape had a lot to do with keeping baby Harry alive too. No one else could have done what he did then or the last war nobody could be a double or excuse me a triple agent like he was. No one could fool the dark lord like he did, risking his life every time he lied to him. He had a part to play, and he played it so well that he even allowed those who cared about his colleagues his friends to hate him to wish him dead then tell them the truth which would put their lives in jeopardy. At the end Harry even knows how brave he was, and how wrong he was about him. Do you know that Bloomsbury, the publisher of the HP books, did their own poll a while back, and Severus Snape was the favorite character in the books too... By a country mile.... Their words not mine. And of course we know that in the movies Severus Snape was voted the most favorite character too. JK said of Snape, the one you think cared the least was the one who loved the most. That's who Severus Snape is

[@barbarazirger7732]

@@anandjha5457 Not hardly. I admit him going to prison for something he didn't do was bad and that's Dumbledore's fault. You know Dumbledore didn't want him to have a trial because Sirius was Harry's Guardian and Godfather and he would go to him when his parents died, and that's not what Dumbledore wanted he wanted him to go to the dursleys because of the bloodline. That also shows how bad Dumbledore could be too. But Sirius is no hero in my book. He started bullying Severus with James when they first went to Hogwarts and kept up for 7 years. Making life miserable for a poor abused child who wanted Hogwarts to be his family. And have you forgotten how he actually almost got Severus killed by his own friend Lupin? And how they weren't punished, they got detention I think. They should have all been expelled!! Again Dumbledore was horrible. He barely punished the Marauders. If Snape had been killed or bitten, they could have gone to prison. Sirius never apologized and said at the time that Snape deserved it. And Dumbledore gave no support or comfort to a15 year old traumatized Snape! In fact Dumbledore told Snape if he uttered a word about it to anyone, HE would be the one expelled and if that wasn't good enough he was going to obliviate him!! A child mind you! No, Severus is the hero here, and the bravest man just like Harry came to realize

[@maaj0]

nah, just bc of this scene a lot of fans forget how cruel of a person snape was. He might had loved Lily, and help Harry and Dumbledore, but it's bc it was his fault.

[@maaj0]

@@barbarazirger7732 You do realize that Snape was just as horrible of a person if not more than the marauders? He joined Voldemort on his own will and also bullied HIS OWN students and made their lives miserable. You can see the complexity of the characters when you realize that they have all done horrible things and good things. They are not completely good or bad.

[@mielkyyy]

I love to see multiple people reacting to Harry Potter but 14 dudes speaking at same time was the hardest thing i ever listened

[@priscillajimenez27]

Same

[@rugbynimbus]

Like watching something you're sincerely interested in with a bunch of chatty friends and you desperately want to shout, "Would you all PLEASE STFU already!?" 🤨

[@alricaneshama]

Right? Is now the time you must blather about your damn nonsense?

[@exodia1510]

The ONLY DEATH EATER... Able to cast a Patronus.

[@user-lb9xw4xf2q]

Though, Umbridge was an unofficial member, and she could conjure one. Though, I guess she was never lacking in happiness; her *happy memory* is probably about torturing people.

[@mirzu42]

I dont get where that dumb theory comes from. Death eaters have happy memories too lol. If you are telling me Bellatrix doesent have a very powerful happy memory about torturibg someone or joining voldemort/whatever you clearly havent read the books lol.

[@generallegath974]

@@mirzu42 It's not just some theory. JK Rowling herself stated that Snape was the only Death Eater who could cast a full patronus. But this is more because they don't have a use for it, as they've become desensitized to dark creatures (from Pottermore).

[@barbarazirger7732]

​​@@mirzu42Its true because JK said it was, besides it is told that a very powerful dark wizard produced a patronus once, and he was eaten from the inside out by worms. Once you've killed someone, maliciously, with no remorse, then your soul is broken and you can't produce a patronus. Snape never fit into that category, because if he did kill, he did not do it with that intent or purpose. And if he did, he certainly restored it with his sacrifices he made by being a double agent, protecting Harry. We know he could produce a beautiful patronus because we see it, and Harry saw it. So Severus Snape was the only death eaters who could produce a patronus and other than Voldemort, the only DE who could fly without a broom. Snape was pretty special

[@barbarazirger7732]

@@user-lb9xw4xf2q Yes but she probably never killed anybody. And as bad as she was, she wasn't a death eater.

[@jette24]

its wild no one realizes the patronus was a doe because it matches the person you love and lillys was a doe

[@KalexVII]

Thats not common knowledge man.. especially to people who are reacting to the movie for the first time.

[@alricaneshama]

It's actually not like that at all. All Witches and Wizards have their very one patronus. However, if you love someone completely, the patrons changes to the same one as the one that you love. Which is why Snape NEVER showed his to anyone because they would have known instantly. You only get to see it, this once.

[@lxnzyx]

@@alricaneshama yea and the same thing happened with tonks

[@meganega123]

It's not wild, because the movies don't explain this at all

[@kuronaialtani]

It was hard enough to read in the book way back when, but coupled with the music, god it gets me tearing up every time

[@calebsoria1901]

I saw this coming but when i first watched it was so shocked! i knew her partially cared but when he served the dark lord i thought he just was making sure potter was alive only to suffer. but the reveal showed so much he cared for lily, her son, and did dumbledores final wish. Harrt was a horcrux was a shock. but the one line is what truly made me tear so much was when dumbledore said "Don't tell me know that you grown to care for the boy" and snape responded with one simple word that felt such an impact "always". all this time it was snape that cared and not dumbldore

[@vivian_edits_stuffs]

No matter how beloved Harry may be, nothing beats the fact that Snape was a well-written character and my favorite of all! 👌

[@baronbrummbar8691]

well Snape was unbelievably evil in the books .............

[@sersastark]

Snape was a mean n bitter asshole. But you can be a bitter mean n petty asshole while also still being a good person who does the right thing when its needed of you.

[@Bexinnamon]

💯

[@asianpersuasion4901]

snape just has mixed feelings. he hated james but loved lily, so he hated harry while protecting lily's child.

[@MilkshakeGuruTTV]

The eyes is what really got him. Even in the end he looked into his eyes and mentioned lilly.@@asianpersuasion4901

[@mirzu42]

Doing the right thing for the wrong reasons does not make you a good person. The movies took out the most damaging snape lines out of these memories. Snape told dumbledore he does not care if Harry and James die. That does not sound like the right thing to do. He was the one to tell voldemort the prophecy so he really wouldnt care if anyone else than lily died. Even J.K has said this isnt supposed to be a redemption for snape. Snape was basically just looking for revenge for voldie killing lily. If voldemort had killed neville’s family instead snape would still be by his side. That is why I dont think he is a good person. He is still my favourite character but please dont try to justify his actions. Just because someone is evil doesnt mean its not a great character.

[@Violesada]

@@mirzu42 yeah. imo hes the series best character because he is so grey and complex. in the movies hes portrayed much more heroically.

[@hammads9045]

That sudden moment we all had while reading the books: Snape wasn't the bad guy...he wasn't even the good guy, he was the best. And Dumbledore was sht. Snape was teaching Harry, like a father who wasn't there

[@shadi6484]

yeah the moment we found out Dumbledore was actually kind of a bad guy himself... like not necessarily evil but not as good as we thought either. And Snape wasn't as bad as we thought he was. both are so well-written characters

[@TrollingRolling7821]

Lol

[@gronk2002]

Me when no media literacy

[@30goals]

urm what ?? lmao Dumbledore wasnt 'sht' and Snape was deliberately made inhtoa very grey moral character, even though I love him. I remember arguing with people for a year though lol because I was convinced Snape was good all along, she had really clever clues in there.

[@hinatashoyo1748]

Dumbledore isn’t “sht”. Dumbledore was a good guy who did morally gray things while Snape was a morally gray character who had a tendency of being a bad guy.

[@BADツ-b5k]

the saddest memories in the history

[@freddiefan1973]

And until the final book was released Alan Rickman was the only one involved with the movies who understood how important Snape actually was to the whole story. Not even the screenwriters and directors were told anything because he was sworn to secrecy (he'd been told certain things before they started filming the first movie)

[@pamshort4590]

@@freddiefan1973 And even after all the books and all the movies were out, Alan Rickman never revealed everything that JKR told him.

[@danielp8433]

the moment when i understood who the best character of the whole story was (reading)

[@Dark_Rise324]

amazing video as always

[@lornfor]

Thanks for the visit

[@Mylo2010]

watching people's mind explode with the new information because they haven't read the book is amazing

[@dre32pitt]

that's right bruh.. TLDR and all that.. need dem entertaining visual cliff notes, ya diggg?

[@PaoloTheGooner08]

Everyone left open mouthed... Aussies top right - "I'm not following fully!" 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Metindolunay1905]

If there is true love, its name is the pure passionate love she feels for Snape.

[@mirwaqar9110]

That is the most evergreen scene from the whole series. Not matter how many times you watch it, it will always give goosebumps. The emotions involved in this scene never fade

[@MegaPepsimax]

There will NEVER be a time I do not tear up to this scene. Always

[@jyesucevitz]

6:10 I don't know which guy in the group said it, but he was 100% correct. Snape was the hero the whole time.

[@benoitolivier2081]

Just like Itachi, Snape endured and accepted this pain to carry his mission to the end.

[@jyesucevitz]

I'm amazed by hearing one actor say one word that it brings me to tears. "Always."

[@atulrcks]

It's very rare for someone to share patronus with someone else and almost impossible for a death eater to use the patronus spell. Snape loved lily so much

[@PalturBR]

snape : always

[@DarthGandalftheBlack]

After watching this the first time I had to go back and watch allllll the movies and read allllllll the books again. The story hits soo differently. Snape is the secret hero. He takes no glory for himself.

[@eduardorivera5465]

I love movies , old movies , I love art. I’m not a Harry Potter fan . But this might be for me the best piece of art in movie history . Every time I see it it keep producing me emotions

[@baroqueviolin82]

Excellent video !!! 🙌🏻 ❤️💕

[@Littlckillcr]

One day, Lily tried to help Snape while he was being bullied by James Potter. In response, he called her a 'Mudblood' and they stopped being friends. Later that night, Luke Harper found her crying and comforted her. Afterwards, she returned to the Common Room where James attempted to apologise.

[@Luciphell]

Having watched this one, I hope you plan to include the part where Harry explains to his son where his names come from at the end of the film.

[@hasicazulatv2078]

I love badd medicines reactions. You wouldnt think those guys would be fans of a lot of different things but they are!

[@jacobdehaan4114]

This was the one scene that made me cry watching Harry Potter. RIP Alan Rickman

[@lost_girl1999]

That " Always..." always hits different ..

[@marcusfaze]

Been waiting for another compilation for this scene

[@talimpalim]

I think watching the movies again after you do know is always I interesting. The little things, for example when Snape pushed the kids behind him, when Lupin turned into a werewolf. Snape is way meaner in the books, but he is still my fav character and Alan Rickman did such a phenomal job

[@maraudentium2607]

Its also interesting g reading the books and seeing what was changed from text to film...like Sirius saving the trio when Remus transformed because Snape was knocked put cold after he couldn't control his temper and wished death on Harry in the Shrieking Shack.

[@adios1069]

When your love for someone burns brighter than fear, it can rewrite the very fabric of your soul, transforming your patronus into a reflection of that unyielding devotion. Snape had a different patronus from the day he was born until the day he fell in love. That changed the very nature of his being and manifested as Lily's doe.

[@Tr_1391]

James did not steal Lily from snape. Lily was never in love with snape.

[@streamspoart2671]

The hardest part on fall in love

[@maraudentium2607]

Yep, on top of that Snape all but shoved her away.

[@roninjinn3014]

⁠@@maraudentium2607 Yeah cause he called her Mudblood to James

[@dianariverjackson5123]

Coming from a fan who is the same age as Daniel Radcliffe, grew up with the books, read the books prior to movies, here´s my take on Snape memory: This is unequivocally the MAJOR plot twist in the entire series, because Snape turned out to be the hero from the man we all hated up until this moment. Snape played double characters in the sense that on one hand he fooled Voldemort by spying on Dumbledore, when in reality his love for Lily was so strong that he decided to deceive Voldemort on Dumbledore´s orders. He never hated Harry, he hated the spit image of James Potter (the very same man who bullied Snape during school and made his life miserable and then married to the girl he loved). That´s why Snape always acted so mean and cruel towards Harry, but at the same time he saw Lily in him as well, he has his mother´s eyes. So everytime Snape looks into Harry´s eyes, he sees the only human being whom he truly loved. The one person mentioned here whom Lily and James put the wrong faith in it, was Peter Pettigrew (the dude that was a rat named Scabbers and lived with Ron for 16 years up until Voldemort returned in GOF and made him human again. It was Pettigrew who betrayed Harry´s parents and that is why they died. Snape´s character is a masterclass in writing and for me personally, his death made me cry harder than Dumbledore, because Snape embodies the "never judge a book by its cover" phrase. When I saw this movie in cinema, during this scene, EVERYONE in the entire cinema went completely silent. You could legit hear people breath, that´s how silent it was. Nobody said a word. When Harry then goes down the stairs and sits down, THEN people started to cry like crazy, including me. Finally, the reason why VOLDEMORT himself had to kill Harry, is because Voldemort never REALIZED that Harry WAS the 7th hocrux. He did not kill Harry, he killed his own hocrux, that is why Harry could survive. Also pay attention to the Resurrection Stone, because remember what Dumbledore said to harry in the first movie? (only the one who no intend to use the stone will be able to find it). So essentially, the reason why Dumbledore left Harry the Snitch, is because he HID the resurrection stone IN IT, so Harry could open it "at the end".

[@keoncottrill4929]

Love your vids and how you get good moments in great movies keep doing your Thang G request would you post more transformers especially the part where in last movie the last fight scenes

[@bevanart]

The story of Snape is crazy. I always cry everytime I imagine the POV of Snape as a man. You know it's so sad when you fall in love with someone but destiny doesn't approve you and you take care of the son of your dead crush. This is the different level of love.

[@3ameer665]

02:48 , lily and James put their faith on that bloody mouse of Ron weasly who deceives them successfully

[@valhallaiamcoming1376]

That girl is a fake fan, who watched the entire series and still don't know who they put their faith in

[@xBloodXGusherx]

The guy on the bottom left had a factory reset at the end hahahaha!

[@babyshayyynaaaaaa]

Keep going ❤❤❤

[@Lena-ji2gi]

Lily and Snape were in different houses, and Snape jealous of lily’s friendship with James, he called her a mudblood. Wormtail (Ron’s rat) was who betrayed James and lily, he told Voldemort where to find them and he framed Sirius (Harry’s godfather) for the murder.

[@alecm8232]

Always makes me remember the scene from the first film when they're ignorantly assume Snape is the one cursing Harry's broom, but really it was Quirrell while Snape was chanting a counter-curse. Mah hart

[@joshuacoldwater]

“Shit the bed”- best reaction to this scene I’ve heard in my life 😂

[@lajnv]

how to change character in 7 minutes. The most emotional scene, that ever been created

[@sreeragkallingal]

These people deserves an oscar for their reaction acting lol

[@trvengefulplayer89]

Severs Snape being the dark knight has always made me happy May Alan Rickman have mercy on her soul, if there is a place called heaven, may she accept it there.

[@MARIA-ts8zg]

Always 😭❤❤ this made me cry I loved snape so much more than Harry or his stupid father Snape deserves a better ending than this.😢

[@maraudentium2607]

Snape earned what he got.

[@JediPhoenix1976]

"I need to watch it from the beginning again!" And thats the beauty of Alan Rickman's acting in the series - J.K. Rowling told him about all this back when they were filming the first movie, and Rickman used it for his performance.

[@aina_lain5141]

few people realize that death eaters cannot reproduce the Patronum because there is nothing bright about them. and Severus was so attached to Lily that a piece of her remained in his soul and was the light that could transform his Patron into a Doe. Lily's patronum was a Doe

[@sissiBasso]

In the book, it goes something like this: Dumbledore : «If she means so much to you - said Dumbledore, - surely Lord Voldemort will let her go, won't he? Couldn' t you ask for mercy for the mother, in exchange for the son?» Severus: «I… I already asked him…» Dumbledore : «You are disgusting - said Dumbledore » After another exchange of words, Severus asks him to hide the three of them.

[@Darkangel12125]

Rayos!!! Cada vez que veo está escena, la parte donde severus realiza su patronus se me quiebra el alma 😢😭

[@timothybruce4638]

@Lorn For, I believe you’ve made a mistake with the attributions. Rob Squad (although definitely worth checking out) is not in this compilation. On the other hand, See Jane Go is in this video, but not listed.

[@ReAge]

158th time I'm watching it, still eyes full of tears

[@sloweny2086]

First time when Harry met with him: Who's that man? And after: He was the bravest man.

[@nessid1986]

"always"...............

[@heidimorales703]

Always 😢😢😢

[@mukarramlatif8537]

which movie is this scene😊 from

[@MariaCAColombia]

this is what happens when nobody reads the books before de movie

[@hugemessju]

Actually cool, i watched the Movies before Reading the books Rly enjoyed that experience

[@krishanuphukan80]

As it should be

[@estrellastrom]

The best part ever of the Saga movies 🥹

[@JoshuaKeller-h8r]

The thing with snape casting the doe, Harry seen it after Dumbledore's death, yet Snape casted it before Dumbledore's death

[@zandylovesrisk]

In the movies, did they ever explain that Pettigrew was the secret keeper for James and Lily? Trying to figure out why the top right couple was questioning Dumbledore's comment to Snape about putting their trust in the wrong person.

[@ArtByDesign80]

2:46 Seriously?!?! “ Who did they put their faith in?”?!?!…Did she just skip the 3rd movie?!?

[@Keiser-h4z]

There is still people who aven't watch harry potter in 2024, its kinda insane for someone who grew up with it. like lord of the ring or star wars

[@30goals]

SO GOOD

[@tarikbenghanem1993]

i watched this scene a hundred time same for the movies but i always cry at this 🥺🥺😭😭💔💔

[@TrollingRolling7821]

My reaction to Movie snape : 😭🥹 My reaction to Book snape 🤡💀👹

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

Masterpiece ever. Great

[@enanny0616]

Has the girl in the top right even watched Harry Potter? She keeps asking questions that she definitely should already know if she watched the previous movies

[@CosmicFloyd]

Ah Serverus Snape, the "Itachi" of Harry Potter.

[@nikmanit]

Lily and James Potter put their faith and trust in Peter Pettigrew. However, Peter betrayed them and revealed where the Potters were hidden. Voldemort was aware of the prophecy that Trelawney foretold regarding a boy who was about to be born at the end of July. However, Harry was not the only one; there was a second boy, Neville Longbottom. After Neville's parents were tortured into insanity, Voldemort decided to kill Harry, marking him as his equal. Another detail that is often overlooked is that Snape's Patronus was a female deer-the exact deer that showed Harry where the sword was hidden. When Dumbledore saw Snape's Patronus, he responded, "Lily." Dumbledore was Lily's teacher and knew that her Patronus was a female deer, like Snape's. Snape had the same Patronus as Lily because he loved her.

[@WillsonT011]

Did they forget the whole point of the third movie😮 When dumbledore Says lily and james put their faith in the wrong person

[@CoconutCoffeee]

The movies did him justice

[@angelamusarevska3804]

Personally, I like book Snape more. Book Snape is more grey than in the movies. I love Alan but he mellowed him out a lot. Snape is more nuanced in the books; he is more unhinged and has the capacity for both cruelty and love. He is also very sarcastic 🤭.

[@JACKSLATER-d3r]

Snap gives gay dumbledore his word for revenge 🙄🤔tricky magic love wow😮🪄

[@zarintasnim6796]

Severus Snape is a brilliant character 🖤🖤.

[@sgx8126]

Anybody noticed, if snape told harry by himself harry wouldn't probably believe him. So snape gave him tears while before death.

[@maraudentium2607]

Harry wouldn't have believed Snape because Snape spent six years being awful to an innocent kid.

[@TonyTylerDraws]

Ah yes, the reactor’s rite of passage

[@Wesleech]

Snape was an absolute pimp.

[@reshan5626]

We need more reaction mashup videos of Snape's memory

[@dogannazl2591]

Albus let Harry's parents die for making Voldemort weak..

[@thenexus7070]

It's such a pity that in the movies didn't explained why Dumbledore's surprised when he sees Snape's Patronus... In the magic world, when you truly, deeply love someone, your Patronus changes to the one that person has/had...

[@TXTerrz]

Could you do reaction to snapes death/ fred, lupin and tonks death

[@michael21674]

Gosh the people on the top right are so clueless 😂

[@kakodark1]

La parte del patronus duele mucho mas cuando sabes el contexto del porque es asi 😢

[@christianwilliams5536]

Peter Pettigrew betrayed Lily and James. That’s who Dumbledore referred to when he said they put their faith in the wrong person.

[@zekiertheripper6299]

Snape is undercover agent by Dumbledore order

[@ansal2525]

When I first saw this it came to my mind that Snape could be Harry's father.

[@maraudentium2607]

Not a book reader then, because all the mentions of a Harry looking exactly like his father should have blocked a silly thought like that from ever popping up.

[@ansal2525]

@@maraudentium2607 Not a Harry Potter reader. I only read up to the 5th book.

[@DominoGaming97]

Snape is the best character in Harry Potter

[@username.exenotfound2943]

when they make the harry potter show i hope snape is more like what we see in the movies since in the books he didnt care much for harry he was alright with james and harry dead as long as lilly lived

[@TearFoX]

😢❤

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

"don't tell me now you've grown to care for the boy." ahem, headmaster, the two previous sentences "you kept alive so he could die at the proper moment.... you've been raising him like a pig for slaughter!" are JUST answering your question. In all honesty, i would've hated james potter, and I actually do. As for lily, congrats on marrying a bully (it's not a way to put it, it's the way it is, and i fucking hate bullies) while the best you could have committed his life to protect your son way after your death.

[@deffdefying4803]

you do realise he was a bully at school, right? and evidently not during his actual adult years? people can in fact grow and change even if they're fictional

[@smi7leee]

It's always hilarious when people don't read books😂

[@rishisrv]

Snape is the Itachi Uchia of Harry pottter ❤

[@user-lb9xw4xf2q]

There was an element from the book that I think it was probably sensible to not include. One time, when James was bullying Snape yet again, Lily stood up for him, but either insecurity or frustration drove Snape to reject her help by calling her a mudblood. He instantly regretted it, but damage was done, as it ended their friendship, and pushed her into James' orbit. So, probably for the best to not use that part, since it makes Snape less sympathetic

[@satyakidas7045]

but that's what makes the book so good right? It can bring out real mixed emotions which movies can't do that well

[@user-lb9xw4xf2q]

@@satyakidas7045 I agree, however, with film, such mixed concepts are much harder to pull off, especially in a 5 minutes sequence, which is why I think it made sense to not include the slur in the memory montage. If anything, the memory sequence could be expanded into its own movie, which can include things like Snape's Muggle father who was abusive to his mother and him, hence Snape's initial disdain with Muggles that drove him towards the Death Eaters. It also explains the "mudblood" thing as merely a subconscious trauma from his father, rather than any hatred against Lily. But as stated, the montage doesn't have the time to explore all of the aspects of Snape's character.

[@satyakidas7045]

@@user-lb9xw4xf2q Yeah right, If I was given the chance to make a movie, man I would be so confused what to include and what not to. Adapting a series of books into a series of movies is already a daunting task,

[@maraudentium2607]

Sensible to not include? That's literally what makes it "Snakes Worst Memory" which was literally the title of the chapter when we saw Shapes memory. It might make Snape less sympathetic but that was his character, the reason why he is a great character is because he is grey and not all that sympathetic.

[@AniKunVFX]

For people who dont know Lilly was pregnant when she died and snape would be his godfather wich makes it even more sad

[@ThirtyK]

Good mashup, but why is your logo right in the middle of the screen? That's a bit annoying.