First Time Watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 | Group Reaction

[@Natalia-ll4pz]

1:08:05 Narcissa is a mother and she is willing to risk everything for her child - which she did. She asked Harry if Draco was alive and he nodded yes to her. So she lied to Voldemort. To get to Draco and save her son. So a mother's love saved Harry more than once.

[@introvert9490]

Imagine if Draco was dead though.

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

Yes, she didnt care about Voldemort anymore, after everything that Voldemort did to the, why would you be loyal to him, even Lucius Malfoy all he want was to get out, and Draco maybe is not the best person but he isnt a really death eater

[@roninjoey]

@@patriciaalvareztostado8170honestly I think she was never truly loyal to him

[@thegrandmagus]

Lilly, Molly and Narcissa's love saved Harry many times

[@nighomnipotent2172]

​@@introvert9490I think it would be fair enough and debateble, why? If Draco was dead caused by Voldemorts and his Army why would also Narcissa help Voldy ? She will lie but in doubts of being obvious to Voldemort now. Otherwise Narcissa let Voldy kill Harry Again because she will turn into a Pure Villain. But the option 1 is the closest for me.

[@drmikebass]

Presenting Bellatrix's wand would have been proof positive that they are imposters. Her wand was known to have been taken by Harry & co at Malfoy Manor.

[@AMaskHeldBeforeTheSun]

So, what then? Hermione already refused to present the wand (without explicitly saying it had been stolen), but the goblin was still insisting on inspecting her wand. How was the real Bellatrix expected to pass this test? Present some other random wand?

[@p.gin3955]

@@AMaskHeldBeforeTheSun she would have just said that her wand was stolen..., that's it..., that would have been enough proof.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

@@AMaskHeldBeforeTheSunI took it more as Hermione wasn’t acting right at all. Bellatrix is nuts, Hermione was acting way too normal and not screaming or anything. And after Bellatrix had her wand stolen she probably told the goblins to watch out or else

[@AMaskHeldBeforeTheSun]

@@p.gin3955 That's pretty poor proof IMO. All it would require is an extra bit of foresight from Harry etc., and they'd have nailed it too. That the wand has been stolen is hardly secret, both thief and victim know this. Also, Hermione refusing to present the wand could be seen as the usual Bellatrix haughtiness refusing to publicly admit she'd been bested by someone else, her wand stolen. The point of reporting the wand stolen, is presumably to catch any thieves that blindly attempt to use it to gain access to the vault -- which Hermione didn't do, so she should've gotten a high enough score to pass.

[@p.gin3955]

@@AMaskHeldBeforeTheSun yeah i read your comment wrong, I thought you said: "If the goblins knew the wand was stolen"

[@OmegaS-117]

Maggie Smith the actor who played Professor Minerva McGonagall was battling cancer during the filming of this movie and she still did a amazing job

[@painvillegaming4119]

Damn

[@RiccieGalaz]

And She Died Today Sep 27th 2024 😥

[@GalexbroPlaysMC]

59:24 Dumbledore asked Snape for something in return cuz he was a Dark Wizard back then, he was working for Voldemort. Actually what happened was Snape overheard the prophecy Professor Trelawney(The divination teacher) made while Dumbledore was taking an interview with her in hogsmeade to recruit her as a teacher. Then what Snape did was he told the prophecy to Voldemort then Voldemort found out about the boy which was said in the prophecy (A boy born at the end of July). And who might that be? Harry and Neville. Voldemort thought it was Harry cuz Harry is Half blood and so is Voldemort. So he thought Harry was his equal as it was said in the prophecy. Snape didn't realise that it was targeted towards Harry's family so he went to Dumbledore asking for help to save Lily. There is more information in the books you can find but it's really complicated to write the whole thing down.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

Don’t forget in the books Snape only asks to save Lily at first, it’s only after Albus expresses his disgust that he says to hide them all. It took me years to realize that, despite anything good he did, Snape was to blame for Lily’s death even if he didn’t mean it. But Snape had to know that at some point Lily would be killed because she was both a muggle born and in the order. So how Snape didn’t realize that him being on that side would put him in a place that might cost Lily her life I’ll never understand

[@aacm1259]

​​​​@@Catherine.Dorian.ape was young and stupid, he lets his insecurity lead him to seemingly the only place where he thinks he is accepted, where he can feel like he has control, even when what he is truly doing is giving it up. He asks that she be left alive and that is actually what saves Harry, because Voldemort gave her the option to step away and she would not be harmed, had Voldemort not given her that option then the protection on Harry wouldn't have worked. Like Dumbledore once said: "Draco, years ago, I knew a boy who made all the wrong choices" he means Snape, he made all the wrong choices and now has to live with the life that he chose.

[@cjg8763]

@@aacm1259 I agree with most of your comment, but I think the boy Dumbledore knew who made all the wrong choices was himself. He was talking about himself.

[@bb37582]

​@@cjg8763Dumbledore actually referring both himself and Snape here.

[@ingridaholmes]

​@@cjg8763He referred both to Snape and himself but as well as Tom Riddle... a bit, I guess.

[@jessbellis9510]

Narcissa Malfoy is one of the bravest, most composed people ever. Look at how much Lucius fell apart whilst living in the same house as Voldemort, Draco looks tortured, but Narcissa remains calm and focused on doing the best she can to protect her son. So much so that she lies straight to Voldemort's face.

[@kathydouglas6892]

Lucius was damaged from his time in Azkaban. He was arrested after the battle in the ministry, but let out after the ministry fell into the hands of the dark Lord and his followers 1:26:04

[@amywhitter5096]

That is so true. Narcissa is so great!

[@aj897]

She was in no danger which is why she is so confident…… I love when sexist women post comments like this, it’s a fake story written by a woman, what do you expect? Lol.

[@rosiii9]

all along the only thing she truly wanted was for her, her husband and her son to be together and happy, she never cared who ruled the world, who won or lost, she only cared about her family

[@tusharsrivastava370]

I don’t think you guys noticed, but at the beginning, Harry used one of the 3 unforgivable curses: The imperius curse on the goblin in gringotts, that’s why it was so easy to manipulate him. This was the 1st time harry had successfully used an unforgivable curse

[@wolfe_tactics9075]

@@p.gin3955The operative word being “successfully.”

[@wolfe_tactics9075]

@@p.gin3955 He wasn't successful. Voldemort even said: "You have to mean it, Harry." It might have knocked Bellatrix off her feet, but the curse did not function the way it's meant to. It's like trying to sing but doing it terribly. You might have made noise, but that doesn't make it a success.

[@SimsinWonderland]

@@p.gin3955nope he didn’t

[@tusharsrivastava370]

@@p.gin3955 the other guy answered for me. If you still don’t believe it you can search it up on the wiki. It mentions Harry has tried crucio on 2 different occasions before this and was unsuccessful… this was the first where he succeeded and then also succeeded with crucio on his 3rd time against a carrow

[@phillipn6475]

@@p.gin3955It was an unsuccessful casting of the cruciatus curse anyways… yes he used it but it doesn’t mean that it was successful in its functions. Does casting a small wisp for the patronus count as a successful patronus charm? No. Same logic can be applied to the cruciatus Harry used on Bellatrix. In the books, Bellatrix was taunting Harry how it didn’t even hurt one bit and that he should “mean it” for it to hurt. Voldemort said the same thing in the movies after Harry casted it on Bellatrix…movies just gave her lines to Voldemort.

[@chavadx]

If you're wondering, Harry and Ginny's kids name are: The eldest is James Sirius Potter The middle is Albus Severus Potter The youngest is Lily Luna Potter

[@mylightobscures]

:O Lily Luna! Woahhhhhhhhhh Man, learning something knew about the Harry Potter series in every reaction channel comment section is both exciting and hilarious Like damn, I really should just read the books at this point It'd be nice if they had another kid to name after Hagrid and or McGonagall Like a... Minerva Ruby(or something) Potter lol there are probably fanfiction stories with similar suggestions

[@ingridaholmes]

Lily Luna isn't actually named after Luna Lovegood. At least here's how the fan theory goes; Harry wanted to name his child after Lupin as he did with Sirius but having already naming his two sons and now having a daughter they came up with an equivalent to Remus Lupin's alias Moony, Luna. Even if this isn't canon, it's a pretty thought 💁🏻‍♀️ Then again, naming after their peculiar friend Luna Lovegood isn't a drawback, that's also quite pretty.

[@diyakm7633]

@@ingridaholmes jkr denied that theory. she said lily luna was named after lily and luna. not remus. there is a chance that she was named by ginny because luna is ginny's best friend. Ginny should name her child too, not just harry. Remus was named for Teddy (Edward Remus Lupin), so there is no point in naming after remus again. minerva was named for rose minerva granger weasley. also hugo means red. it can be a resemblance to Rebeus which also mean red

[@FongEeWernMsh]

avg harry potter fan naming their kids after finishing the movie

[@DoggyDou]

Shame Ginny got no choice

[@GalexbroPlaysMC]

In the books Harry uses the Elder wand to fix his original wand and keeps the elder wand back to where it belongs which was Dumbledore's Tomb.

[@7thlittleleopard7]

I like that much better because not only does it mean that no-one can really challenge Harry for the wand but that even if he does lose against someone at some point in a duel, they have no idea that they've become the owner of the wand or where the hell it is, so the wand is just passing hand to hand without end and no-one who owns it grabbing it again. XD Feel kinda bad for the wand just sitting in a tomb like "Oh, c'mon..."

[@HMMadsen]

I mostly prefer the movie version actually. It's nice that Harry fixes his old wand, but returning it to Dumbledore's tomb just seems so dangerous after all the damages that it has caused plus if someone somehow should trace the wand back to Dumbledore and potentially Harry. Snapping it and thus ending its bloodstained legacy was the right call

[@0cidd0]

@@HMMadsenwhich damages? The wand did nothing the wand never belong to voldermort, everything was because of him not the wand, he even say that when he killed severus

[@HMMadsen]

@@0cidd0 I'm talking about its very existence. Almost every owner of the wand throughout wizard history where murdered simply because they possessed it. Its legacy is death and destruction because everyone wanted to gain its great power, so the safest option would've been to just destroy it and end it there rather than let it be and potentially continue its bloodsheded history if Harry should ever be killed or just disarmed

[@orphanedhanyou]

It's better to destroy it so no one ever pieces things together and figures out where it is

[@erikperhs_]

Fun fact: the Elder Wand was the only wand in existence that had *thestral hair* as its core. That's probably why people think its origin is tied with death

[@jmsaucedo]

That's cool

[@honeybe...]

what is thestral hair?

[@erikperhs_]

@@honeybe... It's hair that came from a Thestral.

[@normi9033]

@@honeybe... Hair from those creatures that can only be seen by death (reference to Luna, where Harry said "what's pulling the carriage?")

[@normi9033]

@@honeybe... Hair from those creatures that can only be seen by death (reference to Luna, where Harry said "what's pulling the carriage?")

[@dazzamcg2369]

If you didn’t notice after they found out about the snake that was lavender (Ron’s ex) that was murdered by Greyback. Also another fact , the movie doesn’t show it but Colin Greavey was killed during the battle too. (The boy with the camera in the chamber of secrets movie)

[@roninjoey]

Colin Creevey

[@DreamieQueen]

Fun fact, Albus Severus Potter went to Slytherin and his very good friend is Scorpius Malfoy, yes, Draco's son xD

[@CRISTOOOOO]

To be clear, the resurrection stone doesn't work, it just brings an image of the dead person into this plane. What made Harry survive was Voldemort himself. When he decided to use Harry's blood to come back to life in a new body, in the Goblet of Fire, he also had Lily's blood. That is, the protection spell that Lily did when she died, had the condition that her blood remain in this world activating the spell, when Voldemort killed Harry, he came back to life because Voldemort kept Lilian's spell active for having Harry's blood, consequently her still on earth as an anchor for her protection spell. Ps: it didn't appear in the movie, but since Harry sacrificed himself for hogwartz by willingly going to his death for the love of hogwartz, he created the same protection spell for the school, so Voldemort's spells stopped working on students, teachers, etc. It's a really good moment in the book, when Harry exposes Voldemort's stupidity in using his blood to revive himself. NO, HARRY wasn't stronger than Voldemort, he only lost because he made selfish chicles.

[@modtec1209]

And here I thought he "came back from death" because at that moment he was the rightful owner of all three of the Deathly Hallows, making him the "Master of Death". But to be fair, its been 15 years since I read that book.

[@kirklanyoshinaga8953]

I thought it was because Voldemort used Harry’s blood like you said. Dumbledore was searching desperately on horcuxes and came to the conclusion that harry had to die because of the unintentional horcrux, but it was only after the resurrection ritual did albus realize that harry had a chance to live. The ritual gave harry a sort of reverse horcux but it would only activate if harry would do what Voldemort would never do and that is willingly accept death.

[@mylightobscures]

woah I didn't know Harry had also done the protection spell in the books, that's so cool I still struggle to understand the whole... shared blood explanation

[@denizkenger52]

@@kirklanyoshinaga8953 Harry being able to come back would be possible even if he didn't die willingly. As long as Lily's sacrificial protection on Harry survives (through Voldemort in this case), so does Harry. The willingly accepting death part you mentioned allowed Harry to put sacrificial protection on the hogwarts army.

[@roninjoey]

Precisely! A lot of people don’t seem the understand this. The Resurrection Stone only reflects the feelings in your mind and heart. The only two people to return from Death are Harry and Dumbledore.

[@toodlescae]

Goyle (Crabbe in the book) was using Fiendfyre. It's a very powerful spell that is almost impossible to counter..unless you're Dumbledore. That's the same spell Voldemort used during their fight at the Ministry In the book it took Fawkes swallowing the Fiendfyre to protect Dumbledore. Also Goyle learned how to produce ot from the Carrows but not control it or end the spell. Only someone with Voldemort's mindset believes that killing someone is the only way to defeat them. Dumbledore defeated Grindelwald without killing him and won the wand from him. Draco disarmed Dumbledore and Harry disarmed Draco. They defeated their opponent without killing them. Snape was a Death Eater. Dumbledore was really supposed to just trust him? He needed some assurance of Snape's loyalty is how I see it. Dumbledore didn't find the Resurrection Stone until he started hunting for the horcruxes. That's how he was cursed and his hand withered. It was Voldemort's own arrogance and inability to understand love that saved Harry. Voldemort used Harry's blood to rebuild his body but didn't understand the true strength of Lily's protection contained in Harry's blood. Dumbledore realized the night Harry came back from the graveyard exactly what Voldemort had done. Voldemort, in a way, turned himself into a positive horcrux for Harry. As long as Voldemort is alive with Harry's blood in his veins then Harry can't die. Voldemort had to destroy the piece of himself inside Harry with the Elder Wand. The book really explains everything in more detail but Voldemort basically killed himself because the Elder Wand refused to kill it's true master Harry and rebounded Voldemort's curse on him. Kids. Harry & Ginny have 3 kids. James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna.

[@jidhindharanm.p9351]

I always loved he named one of his daughter after Luna...shows u how much he valued her friendship...

[@denizkenger52]

In the book, Voldemort wasn't noted to have used fiendfyre against Dumbledore in their duel in the ministry.

[@toodlescae]

@@denizkenger52 ok. After some reading and googling you're correct. For some reason I was thinking the flame rope that Voldemort turned into A Snake was Fiendfyre because Fiendfyre was described as taking the shape of huge fiery beasts. Apparently that was 2 different spells. Learn something new every day.

[@krishmajumder1411]

​@@toodlescaeFawkes didn't swallow the Fiendfyre. He swallowed a killing curse and "died". (But obviously then came back ).

[@BrianLufia]

About the scene at the Gringotts Bank and the "not-showing-the-wand"-part: The Goblins knew, that Bellatrix lost her wand in the battle at Malfoy Manor and if they showed it to them, they would instantly know, that they are imposters.

[@dazzamcg2369]

Snape deflected the spells towards the Carrows on purpose so Harry and the rest wouldn’t come to any harm after he fled

[@redfox9316]

I always see people overlook Neville getting the sword. In the second movie they explain "Only a true Griffindor can pull the sword from the hat". The only other person to do it was Harry himself.

[@AccidentalInsomniac427]

1:04:00 see there was a theory that Dumbledore himself was meant to represent death, as he had all 3 horcruxes, and Harry was meant to represent the youngest brother with the invisibility cloak. "And then he greeted death as an old friend" which you could take to be meeting Dumbledore in the afterlife/king's cross/whatever you feel like calling it

[@learobinson4450]

Voldemort was the like the oldest brother since they both died seeking power. Snape represented the second brother who died for love. Harry willingly went to Death, like the third brother. Dumbledore was Death since he controlled & manipulated the circumstances that lead to the three dying, not because he had the Hallows. Dumbledore was never in possession of more than two Hallows at any given time. Before Harry started school Dumbledore had the Elder Wand & was in possession of the Invisibility Cloak, though the cloak actually belonged to Harry since he had rightfully inherited it from James. Dumbledore returned the Cloak to Harry & for 5 years he only had the Elder Wand. Then before the start of the sixth book he found the Stone hidden in the Gaunt’s shack. So, he only ever had 2 of the Hallows. Even Harry didn’t physically possess all 3 at the same time either. The Cloak had been his for years, the Stone was hidden in the Snitch Dumbledore had left him so he had two at the start of the book/movie. The Elder Wand had given him it’s allegiance since he defeated Draco but Wand wasn’t actually in his possession. He had its loyalty & it recognized him as its Master but Voldemort was using it. So midway through the story he still only had two (the Cloak & the Stone) on him. He dropped the Stone in the Forbidden Forest before he took possession of the Wand. So even Harry only had use of two of the Hallows at the same time.

[@AccidentalInsomniac427]

@@learobinson4450 thank you hardcore potterhead for filling in the gaps there

[@dazzamcg2369]

Dumbledore never had all 3 at same time. Harry had the cloak after James. Dumbledore only had it to to pass on to harry who was the rightful owner. The ring with the resurrection stone in it he only found during the order of the phoenix/half blood prince time line. Why do you think his hand was cursed during the half blood prince? Because he carelessly put on the ring that contained the curse. So that nulls that theory to be honest

[@roninjoey]

It’s about the inevitability of it. Only Harry could truly accept it, which is how he becomes the Master of Death, but Lily, Dumbledore, and Snape ultimately died for something that was bigger than them. Voldemort could not accept it.

[@connorredshaw7994]

The reason hug between Voldemort and Draco was so awkward was because it wasn't planned it was improvied. Also harry didn't kill Voldemort it was just the killing curse rebounding back onto Voldemort due the elder wand refusing to kill it's true owner harry himself.

[@curiousBPM]

Snape loved Lilly so much that his Patronus took the shape of hers. You could say that her essence still lived on with Snape because he loved her so much and that essence manifested within his patronus. Because our loved ones are always with us in our hearts and he loved her that much.

[@inspector_beyond]

So, in the books the finale was a bit different. THe differences: - In the book, final duel between Harry and Voldemort happened in the Great Hall filled with people. And once Voldemort died, his body simply dropped dead on the floor. A person that wanted to live forever, who looked nothing like human (in the books he also had red snake eyes) dropped dead on the floor like a common man, who didn't lived only for 72 years. In the movie it was the Entrance COunrtyard , alone and VOldemort was Thanos snapped before Thanos did it. - Harry fixed his wand with the Elder Wand and returned the Elder Wand back into Dumbledore's grave. - Neville x Luna was never a thing, this was done only for the movie for some reason. In the books, Neville married Hannah Abbot, the name doesnt mean anything to movie watchers. Luna in other hand married grandson of Newt Scamander, the author of the book "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them" and who's the protagonist of Fantastic Beasts movies. Now onto who became who at the end. Neville became Herbology Professor at Hogwarts, Ginny became Professional Quidditch player, but quit when she became a mother. Harry and Ron became Aurors, and while Harry rose through the ranks, Ron left after couple of years of service and began working at Fred and George's shop, who was now owned only by George. Hermione became Minister of Magic, McGonnagal became Headmistress of Hogwarts and other professors continued to tach at the school. One last thing is Victor Krum, who appeared only in the fourth film, but was mentioned throughout other books and briefly appeared in the 7th book at Bill and Fleur's wedding. He had a good Chaser career, but as he grew older (by his 30s), VIctor's skills roughed up and he had to quit after he failed to catch the Snitch. But after couple of years, he came back for the last time and managed to end his career with success. P.S. I don't count event of the Cursed Child and I don't rememeber where Draco worked.

[@alexandertelson3713]

Draco doesn't have a job due to his riches

[@ferencercseyravasz7301]

Okay guys, this will be a little long, but some things need explaining. 1. As Ollivander says it in the book: the owner of the Elder Wand must always fear attack. It's history is bloody because it arouses so much passion. Most previous owners were murdered for it. And honestly, after all of this, Harry doesn't need that. 2. What if Voldemort comes back? - you ask. Well, firstly, no spell can reawaken the dead. Secondly, it was never the amount of power that really mattered. If this were about power, sheer magical abilities, Voldemort would have been the clear victor. But as Dumbledore (book version) said referring to Voldemort: "...and his knowledge remained woefully incomplete. That which Voldemort does not value, he takes no trouble to comprehend. Of house elves and children's tales, of love, loyalty and innocence Voldemort knows and understands nothing. Nothing. That they all have a power of their own, a power beyond the reach of any magic is a truth he has never grasped". 3. The movies allow people to understand that the Resurrection Stone is what allowed Harry to return. The truth is much more beautiful. The ignorant Voldemort took into his own body a part of Harry's blood, and by doing so, took into his body a part of the protection that Lily gave Harry when she sacrificed herself for him. That protection lives in Harry's blood. So when Voldemort took that blood, he unwittingly made sure that the protection lives on. Basically in that moment Voldemort became the only person in the world who couldn't possibly kill Harry. Dumbledore knew this, that's why he said to Snape that "Voldemort himself must do it, that is essential". He knew that basically any death eater could have killed Harry easily. In the forest, the power of the Killing Curse knocked both Harry and Voldemort out for a while, but the only thing that was killed, was the part of Voldemort's soul that was inside Harry. 4. Voldemort's ultimate fate is worse than death. In order to "pass on", you must have an intact and whole soul. Voldemort split his soul in many pieces, therefore he will spend eternity in limbo. There is a way to restore the soul, but only be feeling remorse. Remorse so powerful that the pain of it will kill you.

[@elite_rock_god2292]

I just assumed Harry came back to life cause he had all 3 parts of the deathly hollows and everyone said "together they make one master of death. He had the cloak, the stone and voldemort killed him with the wand so figured he just mastered death at that moment

[@7thlittleleopard7]

@@elite_rock_god2292 It's honestly left open to interpretation. It could be one, it could be the other, it could be both or neither. The only thing we know is that Harry got incredibly lucky.

[@ferencercseyravasz7301]

@@elite_rock_god2292 Dumbledore (book): “You are the true master of death, because the true master does not seek to run away from Death. He accepts that he must die, and understands that there are far, far worse things in the living world than dying.”

[@이마크-r8e]

59:00 not necessarily. I took it as Snape didn't really care much for Harry in the beginning and was protecting him for Lily. Dumbledore did care for Harry but he knew what had to be done. Snape's remark confused Dumbledore since it sounds like he cares for Harry now for who he is, he does but it's still more about Lily than Harry.

[@3twelve206]

1:01:35 that is correct. Once your dead, you’re dead. The resurrection stone was only so Harry could speak to his dead, loved ones for courage to confront his own death.

[@JessieNebulousGaming]

Dumbledore asked Snape what he would give to protect the Potters, not because Dumbledore wanted something in return, but because he was testing the depth of Snape's loyalty to Lily over Voldemort. Saying he would give "Anything" was proof he was genuinely choosing Lily over the Dark Lord.

[@NateLeonhart]

Stuff left out in the movies + extra info: 1. Harry survived the killing curse because Voldy had used Harry's blood to recreate his body. He had taken Lily's protection into his body, essentially signing his death wish as he made it impossible to kill Harry so long as he himself was alive. The horcrux, however, could still be destroyed. Speaking of... 2. Harry was the horcrux Voldy never meant to make and he never knew about it. So yes, he did create 7 horcruxes, though only 6 was active at any given time. The timeline for the horcruxes are : Diary created -> Ring c -> Locket c -> Cup c -> Tiara c -> Harry c -> Diary destroyed -> Nagini c -> Ring d -> Locket d -> Cup d -> Tiara d -> Harry d -> Nagini d. The horcruxes were destroyed in the exact order they were created. 3. The tiara did not need to be stabbed by the basilisk fang as the fire is a special cursed fire called Fiendfyre, which is capable of destroying horcruxes, but almost impossible to control thus why Hermione never thought of using it. 4. Fred actually dies in front of the trio and Percy, marking the 4th consecutive book in which Harry loses someone very close to him right in front of him. In order, it is Cedric (friend and rival) -> Sirius (godfather) -> Dumbledore (mentor) -> Fred (future brother-in-law). 5. Tonks was killed by Bellatrix, meaning that Bellatrix killed her own niece. Her and Lupin's son was named Teddy Lupin after Tonks' father, who was killed by Death Eaters shortly before the events of Malfoy Manor, but he was cut from the movies. Harry was named his godfather. 6. Voldy dies a normal death in the books. That is to say, he doesn't wither away like in the movies. It was meant to signify that for all he did, he was still nothing more than human. He is also going to be stuck in limbo forever, never able to pass to the afterlife. Harry was horrified at the thought of this and tried to help him, but he refused. 7. Petunia never hated Lily. She was jealous to not be part of the magical world and of how it cause Lily to become her parents' favorite. This can actually be seen in the third movie. When Marge is talking shit about Lily, you can see Petunia being distressed at hearing her sister being insulted. She was also horrified to learn that Voldy had returned. The idea that the man who killed her sister was at large again and was hunting her nephew seemed to drive home the terror her nephew was really in. Does this forgive her treatment of Harry? No. Ultimately, Harry was the living reminder of the world she couldn't be a part of, of the sister she had lost and most importantly, of the sister she had failed to reconnect with. 8. Snape was not a good man, no matter what the memories may show. He was a really brave man, that did some good things that ultimately helped save the world. The movies downplay just how terrible he is to students that aren't in Slytherin, especially Neville. Snape was not a good man. Brave, yes. Good, absolutely not. 9. Kingsley was made Minister for Magic after the war was over. He exiled Dementors from Azkaban and among others, gave Umbridge a life sentence in Azkaban. Lucius and Narcissa were spared from Azkaban, as they had abandoned Voldy. If you take the Cursed Child as canon, his successor is none other than Hermione. Having said that, no one that likes Harry Potter takes Cursed Child as canon, whatever Rowling may have said about it. 10. Harry's children are called James Sirius Potter, Albus Severus Potter and Lily Luna Potter. James is in Gryffindor and is part of the Quidditch team. He also stole the Marauder's map from his dad. Albus eventually was sorted into Slytherin along with Scorpius, Draco's son. Draco completely threw away the pure-blood prejudice he had in the earlier books.

[@KomninosA7X]

Excellent comment! Just a question, is it mentioned somewhere when exactly Nagini is turned into a horcrux? I thought (for some unknown reason) that this happened way before the diary was destroyed. I know Nagini was alive before, but I don't know when she was taken under Voldemort's wing or when he made her a horcrux. Now that I think about it, maybe after his ressurection in goblet I assume?

[@AzureBarrage]

@@KomninosA7X Judging from the timeline he posted and the visions Harry started experiencing in Order of the Pheonix ,of Nagini, I'm guessing it was upon the resurrection of Voldemort in Goblet of Fire. Not sure though.

[@ingridaholmes]

​​@@KomninosA7XVoldy, still weak and in Albania, comes across Nagini, who's trapped in her snake form indefinitely and therefore severely lacking social connection, especially connection with her human self. When she discovers that this weak pitiful half-life understands and speaks of her language she has no choice but to rejoice. She welcomes him. He, in turn, welcomes her. Uses her. Directs her. Ultimately makes her as his own, creating a Horcrux after having killed Bertha Jorkins which if I'm not wrong happened in 1994. And this was before his rebirth that happened in 1995, in the graveyard, using a potion to regain his strength that was created by non other than Peter the Rat. So, basically, she was made a Hurcrux after the destruction of Tom's diary, almost three years later.

[@denizkenger52]

Harry wasn't a Horcrux. Voldemort created 6 Horcruxes and something similar to a Horcrux but not a Horcrux.

[@denizkenger52]

Also the ring was the first Horcrux, diary was second. We know Diary was made a horcrux in 1943 upon Myrtle Warren's death. This excerpt was said for when Tom Riddle got the ring and killed his Dad's side of the family to turn the ring into a Horcrux. "In the summer of his sixteenth year, he left the orphanage to which he returned annually and set off to find his Gaunt relatives." Tom Marvolo Riddle was born 31 December 1926. His first year would be 1927 then (and if you wanna say his first year is 1926 counting the year itself not 365 days, based on this first horcrux convo it doesnt make a difference in this point because it would be before diary either way), his second year would be 1928. Counting on in this way, we discover that his sixteenth year was 1942, which is when these murders occurred then. This puts the ring being made a Horcrux before the diary being made a Horcrux, the ring being in the summer of 1942 and the diary being made upon Mytle's death so in 1943. Matches with the conversation between Slughorn and Tom Riddle where Tom was questioning making multiple Horcruxes when he already had the ring on which would be after killing his family members so it would show he'd already made the ring a Horcrux and was wondering if he could make more than 1.

[@gbear285]

In Dumbledore’s defense he already knew about the prophecy and was already hiding the Potters when Snape came to him. Also later, Dumbledore did care for Harry but was skeptical of Snape’s affection for him. Dumbledore believed that if Voldemort was the one to kill Harry he would survive. He could not let anyone else know though, not even Snape. After all, Harry learned all this through Snape’s memories and if Snape had known he might not have concealed it from Harry and Harry’s belief that he was surrendering himself to death was as essential as Voldemort being the one to kill him.

[@orphanedhanyou]

That isn't a defense. Dumbledore was already helping the Potters but told Snape he had to risk everything and do everything he said in order to save Lilly.... when he already was working to do that?

[@lisacopeland6872]

idk if anyone mentioned this but i love the detail when snape is fighting off mcgonagall when harry shows up at the school that he is rebounding her spells onto the carrows in the back. even when he is pretending to be on voldemorts side he is trying to do anything he can against him

[@someguy3508]

1:17:00 they did Voldemort's death dirty. He originally died in the big hall and he didn't vanish, he just dropped dead. This meant he was just a mortal like everyone else and he wasn't special. It's the ultimate humiliation for him.

[@orphanedhanyou]

The turning to ashes didn't make him feel special, just that his current body was not real - it was his fake desperate attempt to live again & without magic and being defeated his disappeared from all existence. He couldn't even have a grave or be buried - nothing left, no physical reminder he ever lived.

[@rishavraj6973]

Also there was no duel bw them in the book .. makes more sense Harry is not magically at voldemorts level... It was a long exchange of words before the final expelliarmus and a.k. collided

[@someguy3508]

@@rishavraj6973 yes the duel was between Kingsley and 2 more ppl, can't remember who and then Harry came and had the argument and beat him with expelliarmus.

[@melissabrooke1146]

Here’s a good one: the scene where Hermoine is imitating Bellatrix is actually the actress playing Bellatrix pretending to be Hermoine pretending to be Bellatrix.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Not quite...its even better its Helena, playing Emma, playing Bellatrix, playing Hermione, playing Bellatrix. To do this, Helena (Bellatrix actres) between takes, gave Emma Watson her script and let Emma play all her parts as Bellatrix. So she could study how Emma would perform in that role. Emma also struggled to walk in Bellatrix shoes, so Helena included that, into her "immitation" its so perfect even down to the head tilt. Thats what you get when actors care about the material given to them. You dont doubt for one second that this is Emma Watson

[@NerqinCharbax]

My brain hurts

[@melodyjewel]

i was waiting for this 😭 it's been a nice journey with you. thank you for making us experience this franchise again the way we did the first time. anyone, everyone who's just starting with this franchise (whether by book or by films) don't really know how life changing being involved in this magical world is. i'm glad you gave it a chance and you enjoyed it the way we, potterheads, did. always! ⚡

[@joshuacoldwater]

You guys have to watch the 20 year reunion- PLEASE….it is SO GOOD

[@Assassin21BEKA]

Interesting thing about Elder Wand. It is believed to be powerful itself, but the funny thing is - this wand changes its owners really often. So wand is not that crazy itself, it just attracts strong wizrds to owner, so the better wizard around wins and he is the strongest wizard around until someone more powerful appears.

[@painvillegaming4119]

It is crazy strong

[@MashZ]

That's partially true, the wand itself is crazy strong and is guaranteed to win a duel for its owner (the keyword being 'its owner'). But the wand is also the most disloyal thing ever (Remember that the wand chooses the wizard/witch). Even if someone merely picks up the Elder wand against the owner's will it would change ownership to that person. Disarming the owner (even if the owner was holding a different wand and that was disarmed through non-magical means like snatching it like a thief) also changes the Elder wand's ownership. And lastly, killing the owner changes the wand's ownership.

[@g-5615]

@@MashZ I mean, not really a guaranteed win. Grindelwald lost against Dumbledore when he had the Elder Wand (although he did steal it so he arguably wasn't the true owner). And Dubledore arguably could have lost against Voldemort in the fifth book/movie if the duel had continued.

[@7thlittleleopard7]

@@g-5615 I refute that he wasn't the owner. If Grindewald wasn't the owner then Dumbledore wouldn't have won its loyalty (as we see with Voldemort not winning its loyalty by killing someone who wasn't its owner - Snape). Grindewald had to be its owner for Dumbledore to win it from him and transfer its ownership to Draco and, ultimately, Harry. What it does show is that Dumbledore was in fact so very strong and skilled in his fight against Grindewald that he still beat him with the wands help. OR that Grindewald couldn't find it in him to go against the man he loved so very much and eventually just lost heart in their battle. It was probably a mix of both, though.

[@g-5615]

@@7thlittleleopard7 I find it more likely that Dumbledore would struggle emotionally with going up against Grindlewald than vice versa. Grindlewald wasn't exactly the most caring and compasionate person compared with Dumbledore, so if anything Dumbledore had even more of a struggle. So if Dumbledore did win, he did so fair and square, even though he had a massive disadvantage in the duel. So the elder wand is not a tool that magically makes you win, it just massively enhances your abilities, that was my point with disagreeing initially with the weilder of the elder wand winning any battle they entered.

[@pandamonium2001]

something people dont mention much is that olivander talks as if wands are sentient, have a mind of their own - and the crazy part is that they do. In the book, and in the movie, the flight of the seven Potters, Harry is affected by voldemort so much he is near unconsious with no energy to fire spells, defend himself, etc. His body is completely limp. The book stated he felt the wand lift itself up and fire the struggle spell (idr the name tbh)

[@fernandasenhorinho5774]

About the patronus of Snape and Lily. In the books they explain to you that basically your patronus is the “manifestation” of your soul in the form of an animal. It can be anything, but if something emotionally deep happens to you, it's form can change. Originally Snape´s patronus was another animal (I think it was a bat), and when Lily died, his patronus took the form of hers (a doe). That's why Dumbledore after seeing the doe as his patronus (knowing that Lily´s was the same) asks him "after all this time?", as in you still have this patronus after all the time that has passed. And Snape answers “always” because he will always love Lily. ❤‍🩹

[@7thlittleleopard7]

This is also explained as the reason that Harry's patronus is a stag - because he'd heard about stories of his father being an animagus and running around in stag form.

[@Johngradycole]

The reason why dumbledore is so cold to snape when he’s begging him for help is because snape overheard trelawneys prophecy to dumbledore about a chosen one who could destroy the dark lord. Snape told Voldemort the prophecy and Voldemort assumed that it was referring to harry and his parents so he set his sights on them. Snape, realizing that obviously Voldemort would murder them all, finally went to dumbledore and begged him to keep lily safe, which he did to the best of his ability. In return snape began to work for dumbledore. Unfortunately, James trusted Peter with their secret hideout, but Peter told Voldemort and betrayed them and we know what happened. I also think the line where dumbledore says don’t tell me you’ve begun to care for the boy gets misinterpreted. Dumbledore is being very cold but in the books the way he says it is not to imply that harry isn’t worth caring for, but more so saying ‘don’t tell me after all this time that YOU snape of all people actually care for harry, seeing as how you’re one of the main reasons his whole family was murdered, and you treat him like shit because he reminds you of your bully who stole your girl.’ And in reality, though I think clearly snape DID genuinely care for harry, though he didn’t want to admit it, his response shows that after all this time what has never changed is his undying love for lily. And he feels with this truth that all his effort to protect the last living piece of her was for naught. One thing that is never explained in the movies is how patronus charms change appearance. Snape originally had some other patronus, I forget what, and lilys patronus was a doe, just as James was a stag and an animagus stag (prongs) and so Harry’s is also a stag like his dad. But for snapes to be a doe means it changed after lily died, as a representation of his love for lily that he always kept in his heart, which it is also pretty uncommon for a patronus to change. it represents an enormous emotional change and your feelings have to be incredibly powerful and true for your patronus to change like that. And after all those years, it was still a doe, meaning his feelings are as strong as they ever were. Always a doe. Always. Sorry for the essay.

[@CeeJayH]

bro i’m so hyped to see your reactions to the finale, i just finished the books yesterday. such a great ending

[@silentdelicate2299]

Mama Weasley: I birthed six sons to finally have a daughter your not killing her too

[@revrse5946]

What a journey has your reactions to this series as been. 🎉

[@grahamgresty8383]

You will enjoy the fan films: 'Dumbledore verses Grindelwald', 'sisters of the house black', 'Nevil and the black witch', 'Severus Snape verses the marauders': all are prequils to harry potter. If you want to know Albus Potter's house then spell out his initials. Draco's wife is Astoria (Greengrass), the sister of his class mate. She was played by Tom Felton's (Draxo) girlfriend at the time.

[@bubuphase]

Thank god you didn't cut any major part of Snape's memories. He is my favorite character and some people still think he's a bad guy even after seeing this movie.

[@dansharp2860]

The movie cut major parts of Snape's memories. I understand that the movie didn't want to confuse viewers with not only a massive surprise information dump as well as left wondering if Snape was on "the good" side or not, but they really smoothed out the edges on Snape. He didn't secretly care about Harry, he cared about protecting Lily's son. He despised Harry and thought he was everything Severus hated about James. He was a mean, bitter and vindictive man who held up his promise to Dumbledore to do "Anything" he asked if he hid Lily (not her husband and child) from Voldemort. By conventional storytelling Snape is a good guy and hero but, he's not someone anyone should be trying to be.

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

He isnt a bad guy but he isnt a saint, but was very important to defeated Voldemort, and like Harry said is braves man I ever know

[@kinivahhh3525]

He is on the side of good, but his bad experiences have made him bitter. Neville was treated so badly by him that his boggart was Snape... yknow, Neville, the guy whose parents had been turned to insanity by the crutiatus curse, who had had so much suffering in his life, and yet SNAPE was his worst fear. Neville didn't do anything to antagonise Snape, he was 13 when his boggart took the form of Snape. Sure it is understandable that Snape hated Harry because of James, but Neville did nothing to deserve Snape's torment

[@lavegz]

I think lots of Potterhead forgets that Snape is not a good guy. He is actually not a bad guy like we thought but he (and especially in the books) had been mean to a lot of students and he harassed clearly harry throughout the books just because he looks like his father which is not a good reason. I mean, I can understand that he has been traumatized by what James did to him but being a bitch like he was with harry? Lily would had not appreciate it I think, and just bcz he did everything for lily, to save her and everything, does not mean that we have to forget what he did for seven fcking books, but ppl seems to don’t remember that part of Snape

[@shinpachi2001]

Dumbledore pop up "IM ALIVE, IT WAS A PRANK"😂😂

[@michaeladundon]

I absolutely love that Seamus has accidently been blowing things up since the very first film and now McGonngall uses that to their advantage with the bridge 😂😂😂

[@jaeinsupremacy]

you both are my favorite HP reaction. the first time i found your channel reacting the HP and the Sorcerer's Stone, im already loving it. ive been always waiting for the next chapter for u guys to react everytime i finishes 1 video and also excited when i found the next HP reaction video pops out from my homepage lol, and now its kinda sad thats its over 😔

[@MissCirera]

Finally. I was so depressed recently,and I was really looking forward to this bec.ur reactions make me feel better. No joke. . 1 week seems so long for me.

[@MabarutiHajie]

I think Dumbledore was not wrong in asking Snape what would he give him in return because at the time Snape was a death eater and was the same dude that went straight to Voldemort after hearing the prophecy so of course there was no trust between them yet. Only until Snape told him everything did Dumbledore agree to be in alliance with him.

[@where_is_my_money_now]

Most people's favorite is Snape's redemption, but for me personally, it's Neville's! I can't remember exactly if it was explained in the films but the prophecy actually talked about a child who was born the end of July and that could've been Neville since both he and Harry were born end of July (this was explained in the books). The reason why Harry became the chosen one is because he was really chosen by Voldemort as his equal as Harry is half-blood like Voldemort while Neville is pureblood. Neville had the best character development tbh, as he was portrayed to be someone really weak in the beginning, in several films but then towards the end he definitely also fulfilled what the prophecy talked about; that he could've possibly defeated Voldemort if it was him he chose. Anyway, Soo happy to re-watch this with you. We've all grown but this franchise has a special place in our hearts esp for those who literally grew waiting for the book releases and film premieres. Hoping you'll still watch the fantastic beasts series ❤ more power to your channel!

[@jgmartin307]

30:02 As they leave the castle and are talking about blowing up the bridge you can see Prof Slughorn drinking "liquid luck" in the background.

[@quentinboswell6720]

The elder wand is different in the books. it's more of a spiritual inheritance than a physical wand. Basically whoever bests the guys who has the elder wand then any wand they hold is the elder wand. i think it was some refrence to myth about excalibur and arthur. some of those myths say any sword in Arthur's hand was excalibur

[@orphanedhanyou]

I think that's why the explanations have been confusing because people have taken it as either strictly physical rules or strictly spiritual and I think it's a combo of both. The elder wand IS physical wand and the most powerful wand. But I can see that if you best it's owner but don't necessarily have the literal elder wand in you hand that power still follows you (assuming you have a well earned wand in your hand vs a stolen one for instance).

[@MabarutiHajie]

Snape’s skill of Occlumency (Closing his mind against Legilimency) is what allowed him to maintain his “double agent ” facade throughout the story. Voldemort was never able to get into Snape’s mind to see if he was ever betraying him. If you remember in Order of Phoenix Snape was giving Harry lessons on it so as to not let Voldemort get in his mind. In Half Blood, when Harry calls Snape a “Coward” in the books Snape actually yells at Harry and says “DONT CALL ME A COWARD” because he risked his life everyday being a double agent. So when Harry tells Albus that he’s named after 2 Hogwarts headmasters and 1 of them was the “bravest man” he’d ever known it’s because indeed Serverus Snape was brave. Oh and Albus Potter ends up getting sorted into Slytherin the very house he didn’t want to be in. But he adapts eventually.

[@iFrizzy]

and becomes best friends with Draco's son

[@MabarutiHajie]

@@iFrizzy And so begins “The Cursed Child” 😂🙆🏾‍♀️

[@Toshiboyai]

The Harry Potter 20 year anniversary is what’s next for you guys! You’ll love it

[@prep9854]

The finale is here 🔥🔥🔥

[@Animecon2345]

I always wonder there was a another novel published of these series Harry Potter and the cursed child

[@CaffeineDeprivation]

"Hello Minister!" Percy bellowed, sending a neat jinx at Thicknesse, who dropped his wand and started clawing at the front of his robe in horrible discomfort. "Did I already tell you that I'll quit?" "You're joking Percy!" Fred yelled, as the Death Eater he'd been fighting crumbled under three separate Stunning Spells. Thicknesse had fallen to the ground and small spikes were sprouting out of him; it seemed he was transforming into some kind of sea urchin. Fred looked at Percy, elated "You really are *joking* Percy... I don't think I've heard you do that since -" The air exploded. They'd all been in one group, Harry, Ron, Hermione, Fred and Percy, the two defeated Death Eaters at their feet, one of whom had been stunned and the other transformed. And in that fragment of a moment, when the danger seemed far away, the world was torn apart. Harry felt himself flying through the air, and there was nothing he could do except hold on tightly to the thin wooden stick that was his only weapon, and shield his head with his arms; He could hear the yells and screams of his companions, but he had no way of knowing what was happening to them - And then the world condensed into pain and dimness: he'd ended up buried under the ruined hallway, that had been the target of the horrifying attack: The coldness revealed that the wall had exploded, and the warm stickiness on his cheek meant he was bleeding badly Then he heard it, an eerie yell that tore at his insides and expressed pain the likes of which neither flames nor jinxes could cause. And he stood up, swaying, more afraid he'd been that whole day, perhaps even more than he'd been ever before... And Hermione was making her way up from the rubble, and three red-haired men were on the ground, at the spot where the wall had exploded apart. Harry took Hermione's hand, as they stumbled and slipped on stone and wood. "No - no - no!" somebody was yelling. "No! Fred! No!" And Percy was shaking his brother, and Ron was next to them, on his knees. And Fred's eyes stared ahead without seeing, the ghost of his last laugh forever etched on his face (Harry Potter and the Deadly Hallows, chapter 31)

[@bidishah]

The Imperius curse that Harry did to the goblin is one of the 3 unforgivable curses. You can make the person do anything you want, it's a compliance thing .

[@Masq1980]

The spell that Goyle was using in the room of requirement to set the place on fire is called 'Fiend Fyre', it also has the capability of destroying horcruxes but it can be hard to control. Narcissa asked Harry if Draco was alive and you can see he slightly nods. She knows that the best chance she has of searching for her son is if she's at the head of the victory party so she tells voldemort that Harry is dead.

[@AmoreMiu]

I love that you guys kept trusting Snape 🥲💕

[@gabriellarodriguez5037]

They did a 20 year reunion, y’all have to watch! Seeing them back together and talking about growing up making the movie, love it

[@roninjoey]

Another fun fact: Voldemort allowed Hagrid to live because Hagrid was possibly the only true friend he ever had. It turned out to be one of his biggest mistakes, because he also constantly betrayed Hagrid.

[@hhjan594]

Dumbledore's brother had trust issues with Dumbledore due to the history they had at a young age. In short, Albus had a great fight with his brother because Albus wanted to seek power with another man and therefore abandon his sick sister at home Their sister tried to stop them from fighting but died as a result. Albus was 17 by that time. After that Dumbledore knew he cannot pursue power and became the great wizard everyone knows. Only his brother, still pissed of him due to the death of their sister. This was also Albus's greatest regret in his whole life. The author once said, What Dumbledore sees in the Mirror of Erised is very similar to Harry. Himself standing with the family he one had, but lost.

[@Kolious_Thrace]

2:26 ~~Hermione vibes~~ It’s *Avada Kedavra* not avadakadabra… This is an Aramaic phrase meaning something like “I will destroy as I speak” because instant death awaits anyone that this curse hits! 5:15 In fact the Goblins were trying to years and years to take the sword of Gryffindor! Goblins made the sword for Godric’s Gryffindor but after his death they claimed it because every goblin-made-object returns to the Goblins after the death of who it was made for! But Gryffindor never return the sword to them, instead he hide it and made it to magically appear to any worthy student of the Gryffindor House through his magic hat! The goblins weren’t happy at all and for centuries were trying to reclaim it! 11:30 They didn’t showed the wand because Bellatrix warned them that her wand has been stolen! If they showed them the wand it would mean that they were those that stole it! 14:25 That is another historically important object, the Cup of Helga Hufflepuff! In the books we learn how it ended up into Voldemort’s hands and Dumbledore also told to Harry that Voldemort picked very important objects to be his Horcruxes! He couldn’t accept his precious soul fragments to be kept into rubbish things… he chose carefully for precious objects with Historic value and meaning! 17:16 That is certainly Scotland! Imagine fly in a dragon’s back from London to the Scottish Highlands… 18:00 Film’s mistakes! Voldemort NEVER felt anything when Harry was destroying his Horcruxes! Voldemort NEVER found out that Harry discovered his secret! 35:55 Ron never spoke parseltongue! He just made some hissing-like-snake sounds. In the books it was explained the poor minds of Salazar Slytherin who thought that no one knew parcel tongue. He secured the chamber with parceltongue which was his unique gift but you didn’t have to actually speak it. Even some hissing sounds it was enough to open it… 37:14 Voldemort couldn’t feel the destruction on his horcruxes!!! That was pretty bad by the film makers! 42:15 Another important Historical artefacts! This belonged to the founder of Ravenclaw House, Rowena Ravenclaw! In the books we read how Voldemort looked for the objects that became his horcruxes and how he founded them! The story of the diadem is also great and heartbreaking! Rowena Ravenclaw made it and enchanted it to make its wearer incredibly smart and witty! Helena, her daughter stole it wising to destroy it. Rowena was at her deathbed when she sent someone to find her daughter but this man killed Helena and they never met each other… 43:30 This isn’t normal fire! This is called Fiendfyre, very advanced dark magic that’s why he couldn’t stop it or control it! It’s the same thing Voldemort used at his fight with Dumbledore. Fiendfyre was magically enhanced fire with dark magic, you couldn’t just put it away with water! It took the shapes and forms of animals consuming everything in its path! Beside the Basilisk venom was the only thing that it could destroy a Horcrux! 58:05 We don’t know what form Snape’s patronus had but because he loved Lily so much it changed into a doe to much his love for her! Something we learnt from the books: Snape was a loyal Death-Eater but after hearing the Trelawney’s prophecy about Harry he went to Voldemort and told his *half of the prophecy* that he heard! Voldemort turns against the Potters and decided to kill them. Snape saw that as a chance for James and Harry to get out the way and he could be with Lily! But Voldemort wanted to kill all of them… So, Snape told everything to Dumbledore and asked him to protect Lily and even James! 1:01:15 The Stone was from the Voldemort mother’s Ring! Voldemort family, the Gaunts were direct descendants of Salazar Slytherin and the second brother of the story! The resurrection stone was on their family ring! Now, something that confuses a lot of people! It’s not the stone that saved Harry!!! The stone cannot protect you from being killed neither resurrects your body! The stone can bring back like the spirit of your beloved one so you can see it and talk with it but it cannot bring actual life to that dead person!!! The reason that Harry was saved was because the protection of Lily’s sacrifice for him and Voldemort’s spell actually killed the part of his soul inside Harry! 1:08:07 Narcissa never became a Death-Eater! Even though she was from the pureblood family of the Blacks, she was married to Lucius… etc she *never* adopted theirs ideas! She was placed in that position by Lucius and her sister Bellatrix which were two important Death-Eaters. Narcissa never cared about them only for Draco! When she learn that Draco is alive (Harry saved him) she lied to Voldemort also showing how capable witch she was! It wasn’t able to everyone to lie to Voldemort! Very few gifted wizards knew how to block their minds from invading them! 1:12:27 Narcissa just took Draco and left! She didn’t have a s**y for Voldemort and Lucius and Bellatrix… 1:18:14 Dumbledore also planned that! He let Draco to disarmed him before Snape killed him. Killing isn’t the only way to win a wizard! Taking his wand and let him unarmed is like a win at a wizard’s duel! The wand was Draco’s after that night until Harry won Draco and took his wand at his house! That’s why even killing Snape the wand didn’t obey to Voldemort! Also, in the books Harry *NEVER* broke the Elder wand! Harry tried to repair his original phoenix-feather wand but he couldn’t. By using the Elder wand he managed to repair his original wand and had it for the rest of his life! Harry placed the Elder wand into Dumbledore’s grave. No one knew that this was the Elder wand and it could be hiding from any possible seeker because no one knew that Dumbledore had it! Also, Harry dropped the somewhere in the Dark Forest, never to be found again. He only kept the invincibility cloak as an heirloom of his bloodline because the Potters were the descendants of the third brother of the story!!! 1:20:50 Harry and Ginny had three children: James Sirius Potter Albus Severus Potter Lily Luna Potter And his son Albus Severus was placed in Slytherin!

[@shannong014]

When you first see this and think back to right before Snape killed Dumbledore, Dumbledore said “please”. He wasn’t saying “please, don’t” he was saying “please, do it”

[@Movieditor1]

"its insanely powerfull! Snap" "Dumbledore pops up, I'M ALIVE!!"

[@mits8546]

Did you know, that there's a deleted scene where draco redeems himself by throwing harry a wand when harry jumped off hagrids hand during the ending battle, Draco shouted "Catch PohTuh!"

[@bbstpierre6244]

i literally binged watched your reactions it was so good hahaha you guys should taking the wizarding world sorting hat quiz for fun and see which houses you would get :)

[@melissabrooke1146]

If you want more, there’s their reunion special that was so special, but onward would be to watch the so-far Fantastic Beasts movies, three so far, and they’re a blast! They’re a prequel to Harry Potter with a young Dumbledore.

[@ag9953]

Patronuses transform to take the same form as the loved one, Snape and Lilly's patronuses being the same means they were each other's most beloved person.

[@gunagleizde57]

Voldemort couldn't kill Harry as a baby because Lily sacrificed herself to protect Harry. That's why it was important that Voldemort was the one to try to kill Harry again - he wouldn't be able to destroy Harry's soul because it is protected by Lily's sacrifice, but would kill the part of his own soul within Harry.

[@tiagodiniz2338]

Finalmente as memórias do Snape!!! ❤ Thanks from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@OmegaS-117]

Snapes memories make me cry every time I watch this movie 😭😭😭😭 Always

[@Byoari]

I swear it's always the tough love charactets who are the loving ones, and the characters who are the kindest they are hiding something.

[@kelaarin]

When he was younger, Dumbledore was obsessed with the Deathly Hallows. But though he eventually found all three, he never had them all at the same time. And after his sister's death (which he may or may not have caused) he no longer felt worthy of having them. So he tried to arrange for Harry to get them, as a backup plan for defeating Voldemort. But it failed - Harry never had all three at the same time either.

[@7thlittleleopard7]

I mean, they may not have been on his body, but they were in the area of him. I think that would work.

[@denizkenger52]

@@7thlittleleopard7 wouldnt that mean all Hogwarts students are masters of death though because they would be in same area of all deathly hallows as well in the 6th book.

[@7thlittleleopard7]

@@denizkenger52 No. Harry owned the cloak and the wand and the stone. They were legitimate claims he had on each of them - the cloak was a family heirloom, passed down through generations. The wand was fairly won as per its requirements. He was gifted the stone from Dumbledore, but also was the last to use it. With all three existing as his at once, that would make him the master of death even if they weren't on-hand at the same time.

[@denizkenger52]

@@7thlittleleopard7 No it wouldnt. the quote doesnt say he must have owned all 3 at one stage of his life. or be close to them It literally says "Those of us who understand these matters, however, recognize that the ancient story refers to three objects, or Hallows, which, if united, will make the possessor master of Death.” They wouldn't be united if they're not in possessed by whoever the master of death would be at the same time. If they're elsewhere then they wouldn't be united. If they weren't on him then he doesn't possess them. You're saying area matters, well then Hogwarts students being in the same area should make them the masters of death as well. It really doesn't matter tbh if u accept the student example, I gave the example to prove you wrong but the quote proves u wrong anyway.

[@7thlittleleopard7]

@@denizkenger52 Possession - an item owned by someone else. Possessor - someone who owns specific items. He owned all three - one passed down through his family. One gifted to him as a last bequest. One won fairly by the laws of said item. He possessed each of them - they were _his_ to own and have. No-one else had ownership (possession) of them at the same time, bar him. He dropped the stone on the forest floor but his was the last hand through which it passed and who used it. It was his possession, gifted by Dumbledore through his Last Will and Testament. The wand was in another's hand, but it was still his and recognised him as its owner, not the one holding it at the time. From the time he took Draco's wand, it was his possession, owned by him. The cloak was his by birthrite. I don't think we need to examine why it was his. The act of possessing all three at the same time (which he did for a fair while - from the time he took Draco's wand, onwards) is what united them - something no-one else had managed to do - and thus, made him Master of Death. Each was his, owned by him. Just because they weren't in his literal hands at the same time doesn't mean he didn't possess them. The proof of this - that he retained possession of the items even when they weren't physically with him - is in the fact that the wand was his no matter whose hand it was in. It would only work for him correctly - else there would have been no reason for Voldemort to kill Snape and try to win its ownership that way. It doesn't matter that Harry dropped the rock - it was owned by him from the moment of Dumbledore's death (as it was written in his Will and that moment is when it became Harry's). In fact, the moment Harry became the Master of Death was when he took Draco's wand. At that moment he already had the stone and the cloak - by taking Draco's wand he also won the Wand. He thus possessed all three at that moment.

[@malfoyobsessed22]

I got a bit of Trivia info for you... Professor Flitwick head of Ravenclaw house and Charms professor may be a little person but think of him as Yoda from star wars, before he was a professor at Hogwarts he was a championship award winning Duelist.... ALSO, Professor Minerva McGonagall is a VERY good duelist as well, they cut the battle scenes out of the halfblood prince where she fought off like 10 death eaters at once, Hagrid got hit many times by spells, but they don't affect him as much due to him being half Gaint, Firenze the Centaur even helps suring the battle, then helps Trelawny with her Divinations class, Plus it's also the Battle where Bill Weasley got the scars on his face by the Werewolf that turned Remus Lupin when he was only 5 years old Fenrir Greyback, the only reason Bill didn't turn into a werewolf is because it wasn't a full moon & Greyback wasn't transformed, he permanently has claws.. Also, Mrs Weasley didn't like Fleur being engaged to Bill very much, but after she saw how much Fleur loved Bill and the scars didn't bother her, Mrs. Weasley took a liking to her, plus with Fleur being part Veela, she only has one mate and bill is that mate, they met when she started working at Gringotts bank, where Bill was working after he transferred from Egypt's Gringotts branch.

[@rafaelmatos5851]

Dumbledore's story is a sad one indeed... First, his father is arrested for attacking three Muggles that harassed Ariana for using magic, causing her to lose control over it (with him dying there). After that, his mother also died after Ariana lost control over her magic right after Albus finished school, forcing him to take care of his sister. Then, he met Gellert Grindelwald (Voldemort's predecessor as the most powerful dark wizard), with the two becoming friends (and much more) and making plans for "the greater good", only for the story to end up in tragedy when Ariana was killed by a stray spell while she was trying to stop a three-way fight between Albus, Aberforth and Grindelwald. This moment caused the two brothers to become estranged with one another and Albus and Grindelwald becoming enemies. That moment also changed Albus tremendously and was what led him to become the man he later turned into, a man that sought to never put himself in any position of power, for much deserving it was... a man dedicated to educate the next generation of wizards and witches and to turn the magical world into a better place. But the regret never abandoned him...

[@thekpopaddict6522]

Broo I've watched this so many timesss and even now I'm still crying at severu's memories😭😭😭

[@thetargaryenbride]

It feels like the end of an era haha I'm happy to have followed you in this journey. I'm glad you're part of the magic. Much love to you

[@jmsaucedo]

what an unbelievable journey has been this saga, after watching the movies i read the books and expanded the experience like a hundred times

[@orphanedhanyou]

When your vault is broken into, you are assuming some kind of identify theft. You would immediately tell the bank your id (wand) was stolen too.

[@Katiesplanet]

Lol it’s so funny how one of them is really energetic and up and the other guy is always sleepy 😂😂😂

[@ruhdiego1999]

You NEED to watch the actors' reunion on the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter that launched last year ❤️

[@Tetrabiblo]

“After all this time” “Always” 😭😭

[@MlKETSU]

I just noticed harry used one of the unforgivable curses in the bank. He used the imperio curse to control the goblin. And even ron used it aswell

[@dazzamcg2369]

Yup and Harry used the torture curse twice. Against bellatrix and in the books he successfully used it against one of the carrows

[@Smelly_Penis0999]

@@dazzamcg2369 yeah, when he spitted on the prof.

[@AA-qb7ni]

I LOVE seeing more and more people reacting to HP!!! One of my favourite film series ever!!

[@emmanueloquendo5890]

Thank you guys for reacting to this franchise. The movies are over but magic of this world lives on :)

[@ruhdiego1999]

Snape It's one of the most amazing characters without a doubt! But the movies have greatly alleviated his story. For he was the one who told Voldemort about the prophecy and knew he was going to go after Harry. Then Snape asks the Dark Lord to spare Lilly's life and only upon learning of the risk of her death does he go after Dumbledore.

[@She-Devil94]

The books make it very clear that Snape does not care for Harry in the slightest. In fact he would have been totally fine, if Voldemort just spared Lily and killed Harry and James. The only reason he protected Harry was because Dumbledore made it clear that Harry is the last thing left of Lily and that got to Snape. Snape is not a good person at all. Infact he would still be a loyal deatheater, if Voldemort killed everyone but Lily in that fateful night.

[@arlitasitaniapessy423]

Thanks for making a Harry Potter movie reaction video. I am very entertained. I hope you guys watch Fantastic Beasts too. Author of the same novel as Harry Potter. The focus of the main character is Newt Scamender and also tells about Albus Dumbledore before becoming headmaster at Hogwarts.

[@orphanedhanyou]

Only someone like Voldemort would make the jump from "defeating the owner of the wand" to "that must mean KILL them vs disarm" because Voldemort would never have mercy on anyone

[@CRISTOOOOO]

Another fact, in the movie everyone flies, but in the books the only one who knew how to fly without a wand was Voldemort, and Snape learned from him.

[@therediodeerman5811]

There was actually a deleted scene where when Harry reveals he wasn't dead, Draco immediately throws Harry's wand to him, would have been a great pay off so I don't know why they cut it.

[@Zorocat001]

Harry used one of the unforgivable 3 on the goblin to enter the vault .

[@dazzamcg2369]

In the books harry also used the torture curse on one of the carrows

[@Zorocat001]

I remember him using the torture curse on bella in a movie

[@dazzamcg2369]

@@Zorocat001 yes he used it twice. Except it didn’t work properly against bellatrix as he didn’t mean it. Against one of the carrows it worked for him that time

[@OmegaS-117]

It’s going to be a terrible day for rain 😭😭😭😭😭

[@miepmiep2274]

In the moment were they ran trough the crossfire to find lord voldemord in the boathouse it shows the evill creatures they run in too the first 3 years. The troll, the spiders, a werewolf and the dementors

[@fohrwillow3940]

Also, something I don't think they included: Before breaking the Elder Wand, Harry used it to fix his own wand. Normally, broken wands can't be mended, but the Elder Wand could :3

[@KakashHatak3]

Yup, he fixed his wand, but he also didn't destroy the elder wand.

[@fohrwillow3940]

@@KakashHatak3 Ohhh you're right!! I don't remember where he put it, though.

[@KakashHatak3]

@@fohrwillow3940 i think Dumbledore's tomb.

[@fohrwillow3940]

@@KakashHatak3 Very likely

[@AryaLux]

The way Snape always looks into Harry's eves because he has her eyes ❤

[@EmmaJaworski]

In the books, Harry actually uses the elder wand to repair his original wand (that hermione accidentally broke while escaping godrics hollow) before snapping the elder wand. Im mad they didnt include that because it would be a 15 second scene and clear up so much confusion.

[@MabarutiHajie]

You’re absolutely right about everything except after repairing his own wand, Harry actually returned it back to Dumbledore’s grave. In the books that is.

[@EmmaJaworski]

@@MabarutiHajie ah yes that's right. Sometimes i mix the movie and book details together haha

[@MabarutiHajie]

@@EmmaJaworski Lol happens to the best of us

[@serenitytoepper]

Funny how the powers of a mother's love saved Harry a second time. First his own mother. But then Draco's mother lied to Volamort when she said that Harry's dead, she spared him when she asks him if Draco was alive. Harry lightly nods just enough for her to know he was alive. So, the powers of a mother's love saved him again.

[@3twelve206]

2:15 “I almost had it” dude you weren’t even close 😂

[@GabrielMRTheAnthologyOfLore]

Some things that have not been explained: The death stone has on Voldemort's ring that Dumbledore achieved, he was searching years for the stone and he feels so guilty by the death of his sister years ago, that he forget the dangers when he was seen the stone, that he put the Voldemort's horcrox on his finger, to be mortally cursed. The ring itself is a heirloom of Voldemort's Family, the ring of the gaunt family, derived from one the death hallows creators, Voldemort never found out that he has the death's stone. On the books, Harry doesn't brake the elder wand, he uses the power of the wand to repair his old wand of Phoenix Feather, and then he puts back the elder wand on Dumbledore's tomb, in the hope that when he dies of old age, the elder wand power and blood traces dies out it him so no one will be the elder wand owner. David Yates is a bad movie director in my opinion, because he cut out almost all the particular lessons that Dumbledore has with Harry on the film 6, where he shows a lot of memories and Voldemort's story, and he speaks about what he thinks that are the horcruxes, he cut these scenes to put more romantic comedy... on his own words are said, not mine.

[@fiesopottah9350]

i have watched this movie so many times and i cry evry time - always❤❤

[@faizasyed6238]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THE FINALE THO IM SAD. YOU BOTH'S REACTION WERE THE BEST!!! I SUGGEST WATCHING THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY BEFORE THE FANTASTIC BEASTS SERIES!

[@RoRZoro]

30:40 I also thought about summoning Diablo from Slime. 😂😂