Our First Time Watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2

[@88happiness]

Mama Weasley only lost Fred. The other people who died that you confused for Weasleys were Prof. Lupin and Nyphodora.

[@rfiliagaful]

There are a couple of reasons why Neville deserves to kill the last horcrux. First, he, like Harry, lost both of his parents to Voldemort's evil; some might say it was almost worse because Neville's parents didn't actually die. He spent his whole life having to visit his parents in St. Mungos hospital. They were alive, but completely unresponsive, not even knowing their son was visiting them. Second, the prophecy from The Order of the Phoenix was about either Neville or Harry. Both boys were born around the same time and Voldemort attacked Harry and his family because their secret keeper, Peter Pettigrew gave them up. It was that attack that freed Neville from being the chosen one instead of Harry. Finally, all of the main characters had already destroyed a horcrux: Harry-the book, Dumbledore-the ring, Ron-the necklace, Hermione-the challis, Harry again-the diadem, Voldemort-Harry, and finally, Neville-Nagini, the snake. Only Harry destroyed more than one of the horcruxes. So Neville absolutely deserved to kill a horcrux.

[@keyjenkable]

Actually the diadem was distroyed by Crabbe summoning the evil fire, not Harry.

[@jasminedragon7360]

@@keyjenkablein the book yes BUT in the movie Harry stabs the diadem with the fang and Ron kicks it into the fire.

[@rfiliagaful]

@@keyjenkable you are right. Thanks for reminding me. They never really explain in the movies that the fire Crabbe starts is demon fire and strong enough magic to destroy the horcrux.

[@keyjenkable]

Sure, but it's the books what its canon, not the movies. @@jasminedragon7360

[@keyjenkable]

Nah! Thank YOU for your comment. It was wonderful!@@rfiliagaful

[@VonOutlaw]

It was not the stone that brought Harry back, remember the stone can't bring anyone back fully from the dead it's just their ghostly form. At the time when Malfoy's mother said that Harry was dead she knew that Harry was actually alive, she lied because she knew the only way that they could get into Hogwarts was if Voldemort was basically doing his victory tour into Hogwarts. He would only do that once Harry was dead

[@toddrogers6971]

Harry definitely moved. Draco’s mother lied when she told Voldemort that he was dead.

[@Syntell]

ok, just making sure we weren't crazy.

[@meggzilla009]

Yes! This is ultimately what saved them. They were all in over their heads, and she just wanted out. That's why she asked if Draco was alive... So because Harry saved Draco in the room of requirement, she lied for him.

[@Unitedaerthe]

@@meggzilla009 how would she have known if he saved Draco? She was just asking if he knew if he was still alive

[@meggzilla009]

@@Unitedaerthe I say this with all the love in my heart. Magic.. ✨🪄

[@keyjenkable]

@@Unitedaerthe she didnt know Harry saved him but the only thing she wanted was getting into the Castle and finding his son. So whrn Harry confirmed Draco was alive she lied to the dark lord un order to get to Hogwarts

[@samanthaa.6055]

Dumbledore didn't want Draco to kill him because of the harm it would do his soul. So instead he asked Severus, who know he was dying anyway.

[@VonOutlaw]

Before the battle started at Hogwarts, in the book they had all of the students that were under the age of 17 evacuated to safety. Anyone who was 17 or over who wanted to stay was welcome to, all Slytherin was evacuated none of them wanted to stay. A couple of ravenclaws stayed, a handful of Gryffindor state, and half of Hufflepuff stayed to fight

[@Syntell]

You know who the real ones are in time of strife.

[@Prince_the_One]

Hey! Slytherins are real...real shady lol@@Syntell

[@toodlescae]

@Syntell No Slytherins remained, a number of older Ravenclaws, a quarter of Hufflepuff and half of Gryffindor remained to fight. Not to mention all of Dumbledore's Army who had graduated and The Order of the Phoenix came through the tunnel. Even Percy Weasley showed up. My rough estimate turned out to be less than 70 people. Dumbledore's army (28), Order of the Phoenix (9ish with Percy), at least 4 professors and only 6th and 7th year students could stay and fight. Oh. Also Firenze (the centaur who was splitting teaching Divination with Trelawney), Hagrid, Grawp, the house elves and the thestrals. Further help came later when Charlie Weasley showed up with parents of students and other alumni, Slughorn led the Hogsmeade villagers and the centaurs from the forest joined in.

[@BeautyAndOtterPops]

yeah, slytherins like to survive lol

[@cariann2220]

Draco and goons hung back to try to catch Harry

[@toddrogers6971]

The good Slytherin students when Minerva banished the whole house to the dungeons: 🗣️ “BUT IM JUST HERE TO GET MY EDUCATION…BLAME THE HAT!”

[@Syntell]

🤣😂 I'd have had to transfer

[@nancyt2848]

The Slytherin dorm was in the dungeons. She basically just sent them to their rooms.

[@itachito]

dracos mum asked harry if draco was alive when she was checking if draco was alive and harry nodded so she said harry was dead

[@VonOutlaw]

The Weasleys only lost one child which was Fred RIP you might have been thinking that one of them was when you sell Tonks and Remus lupine they both died, they showed them right after showing Fred.

[@VonOutlaw]

So we find out in the book that Neville could have very well have been the chosen one if Voldemort picked him. Instead Voldemort picked Harry as his adversary and made Harry the chosen one. Both Harry and Neville were born on the last day of July both of their parents divide Voldemort three times. In the book when Neville was giving his little speech when he pulled out the sword that's when the snake jumped towards him and he took the head off it was before Harry fully revealed himself. It was actually during that time of the confusion when Harry broke away unseen underneath his invisibility cloak, he only revealed himself after he protected Molly Weasley from being harmed from Voldemort after she took out Bellatrix.

[@atribecalledlen3567]

1:00 Deathly Hallows was filmed as one entire movie but the studio split into 2 parts because it was the end of the series Harry Potter Fandom was peaking at an all time high from 2009-2011 so they saw dollars signs and more money splitting it up

[@Syntell]

Were they originally thinking about putting out a 4 hour movie?

[@jupiterbean]

I had to lol at “dumbledore didnt even get a funeral” when there’s a whole chapter in HBP called dumbledore’s funeral lmaooo. Sooo many of the things you question or were iffy about are all in the books. It’s one of those series where there is soo much lore and it all matters so i’m excited to see a tv series that can nail it better tbh

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

Oh, man.... seeing Fred lying on the floor in the Great Hall dead is heartbreaking, especially seeing Ron break down in tears. (Hearing that Harry had to sacrifice himself to give them a chance of defeating Voldemort and the Death Eaters didn't help that grief.) Also, I was at the midnight premiere of The Deathly Hallows Part 2 in 3D. The scene where Mrs. Weasley took out Bellatrix got a massive cheer from the audience. 6 points I've made in the past regarding Harry Potter: 1. The prophecy Professor Dumbledore mentioned in Professor Snape's memory that mentioned a baby born at the end of July was partially true. There were actually two: Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom. They were born in the same month and year, but Neville is only 1 day older than Harry. (Neville: 30 July 1980, Harry: 31 July 1980.) Voldemort had chosen to target a then 15-month-old Harry, thus marking him as his equal. Neville lived a life free of that fear with his grandmother, despite the constant painful reminder of his parents being permanently admitted to St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries after being tortured into insanity by Bellatrix Lestrange. 2. After the Battle For Hogwarts, George Weasley could never cast the Patronus Charm again, since it relies on your happiest memory to work, and literally ALL of his happy memories involved his deceased twin brother Fred. Most likely for a while, until he married Angelina Johnson and named his son after his twin. (According to The Wizarding World website) 3. Voldemort's death after his battle with Harry wasn't supposed to look like he got snapped out by Thanos, and it wasn't just them isolated in the courtyard. In the book, Harry and Voldemort battle for the last time in front of everyone else, resulting in Voldemort dying as a mortal man once Neville sliced off Nagini's head, effectively saving Ron & Hermione in the process. 4. Harry didn't snap the Elder Wand in the book version. He mends his original wand (the one he got in Philosopher's Stone from Ollivander's) with it, then returns it to Professor Dumbledore's grave. 5. I give HUGE props to Narcissa for straight-up lying to Voldemort after Harry confirmed that Draco was alive. It shows that neither she nor her son wanted the Death Eater life. 6. That one goblin who stared in shock as the Ukrainian Ironbelly burst through the floor of Gringotts seriously looked a bit like Donald Trump. 😆🤣

[@Syntell]

6 excellent points. Thank you for the addtional context I think we needed as we close out this wizarding world.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@Syntell You are so very welcome

[@VonOutlaw]

In the books we actually see Fred and Percy who eventually leaves the ministry and comes back to his family, they reconcile right before an explosion takes place taking out a wall which pieces of it hit Fred killing him, with a smile on his face because he started laughing after what Percy said to him which I can't remember the exact quote. But we see him fighting alongside his brothers before he dies.

[@Syntell]

I really wanted to see more of the brothers in action.

[@keyjenkable]

Percy told the minister of magic that he was quitting his job. That's what made Fred laugh

[@VonOutlaw]

The reason why the hug that Voldemort gives to malfoy, is because that was never written they did multiple takes where he never hugged Malfoy and then the one take where he does that's the one they decided to keep because it looks so awkward because it was never planned it was spur of the moment.

[@cedricmcconnell6074]

The spell they were putting on the Goblin that looked like he breathed it in was the Imperius Curse. It's one of the 3 unforgivable Curses

[@ashchats5697]

Here to clear some stuff up! This is going to be long, sorry about that: 1. The prophecy that Harry finds in the Order of the Phoenix didn't actually refer to Harry at all. It referred to a boy born at the end of July, who Voldemort would mark as his equal, and thus give the boy the power to defeat him. This prophecy was applicable to two boys: Harry (born 31 July 1980) and Neville (born 30 July 1980). Voldemort only heard one part of the prophecy (about the boy being born at the end of July) and didn't get to hear the part about 'giving the boy the power to defeat him', and jumped to conclusions. He chose Harry at the end because both Harry and Voldemort were half-bloods, as Neville came from a pure-blood family. This choice forced the prophecy to be about Harry, but it very easily could have been Neville too. As it is, Neville had to live without both of his parents too, courtesy of Bellatrix, so his life sort of mirrors Harry. That's why the author gave the honour of killing the last horcrux (the snake) to Neville, instead of Ron or Hermione. Lots of things here are symbolic! 2. The Weasleys only lost one son, Fred. In the books, Harry does witness his death, so we do too. Harry, Ron, Hermione, Fred, and Percy Weasley (the prefect brother from the first 3 movies) all run into each other while battling Death Eaters in the castle. There's some sort of explosion which kills Fred (been a while since I read the book, so I don't exactly remember how), and Harry and Hermione have to physically restrain Ron from running after the Death Eater responsible for the explosion. 3. I don't know if you remember the 'fight' between Sirius Black and Mrs. Weasley in the Order of the Phoenix movie, regarding how much Harry should know about the Order. In the books, it's much more drawn out, to the point where Mrs. Weasley feels almost guilty at the end when Sirius dies at the hands of Bellatrix. Mrs. Weasley killing Bellatrix was supposed to be her way of apologizing to Sirius and getting her revenge for Fred's death as well. Another note, it's mentioned several times that Mrs. Weasley really wanted a daughter by the time Ron came along, so Ginny was her miracle baby, the daughter she'd been waiting for so long. That's why she says, "Not my daughter, you b*tch" when she duels Bellatrix. She's lost a boy already, but she couldn't bear to lose her daughter too. It's a bunch of reasons there :) 4. The dead couple Harry saw in the Great Hall were Remus Lupin (the teacher who taught him the Patronus spell), and Tonks (the girl from the fifth movie who could change her hair colour and facial features). They actually had a baby boy named Teddy Lupin right before the battle and leave him orphaned :( but Harry becomes his godfather and helps to raise him. This is supposed to signify the circular nature of war (Sirius being godfather to orphaned Harry; Harry becoming a godfather to orphaned Teddy). 5. In the Forbidden Forest, when Narcissa checks if Harry's alive or not, he does move, you're correct. He actually confirms to Narcissa that yes, Draco is alive, and yes, he's in the castle. Narcissa hears him and lies to Voldemort about Harry being dead. At that point, it's clear that she doesn't care about whether Voldemort wins or not, she just wanted to find Draco and get out of there. It's always interesting to see the different viewpoints and interpretations of a series that shaped my childhood, so well done guys!

[@theekiaraashow]

I’ve been waiting on this! I read all the books when I was younger and I am fully feeling like starting the books all over. There’s nothing like those books the movies are great but they hardly compare

[@Syntell]

The books are on my spring reading list now. I've seen enough to know what I like. Now it's time to dig a bit deeper.

[@toodlescae]

​@@SyntellYou're going to love them. All of the details you had questions about plus more you didn't know you had are answered in the books.

[@Shurororu]

Nobody deserved more than Neville to shine on this last part, Bellatrix torture he's parents with the cruciatus curse, they dont even die, they're just at vegetative state, then after everything that happened to him along the whole story, I think he deserve his moment to shine here

[@alicegoldenvalley]

agreed!

[@bookscholar4280]

If I remember correctly, 'Deathly Hallows Parts 1& 2' were filmed back to back. Great reaction! Love the channel. 👍

[@pb99-z3r]

Just a small suggestion, please watch 12:14 onwards in as slow Mo as possible and it will reveal Snape's true intentions. 17:39 This is the last time someone said that Harry was like Voldemort. 33:40 Voldemort is defeated by a mother's love once again. 40:10 In the books Harry uses the elder wand to repair his own holy wand and then replaces the elder wand in Dumbledore's tomb. 43:28 In the books it is implied that the patronus of a given wizard it not fixed. For instance, Tonk's patronus changed after she fell in love with Lupin. So, it is assumed that Snape's partonus was affected by his love for Lily. 46:37 In the books 100s if not 1000s came to Dumbledore's funeral and I am not talking about just witches and wizards but there were creatures ranging from mere people to centaurs. There was a big ceremony in the books. Even Madame Maxime (Bauxbatton headmistress from Goblet of Fire) visited Hogwarts for the day.

[@toddrogers6971]

Hogsmeade is like a nearby village close to the school where the students go on weekends to shop around and hangout. We’ve seen Hogsmeade in nearly every film. Like when Harry found out that Sirius was his godfather.

[@Syntell]

We figured it out. It just caught us off guard a bit when we instantly arrived.

[@Honeysempai1]

Your audio isnt working at some parts

[@lanessamarquee8654]

Yea I was wondering if it was just my tv bc no one else was mentioning it…

[@Honeysempai1]

@@lanessamarquee8654 I still very much enjoyed the series 🥰

[@LaurinGarcia]

The Resurrection Stone only brings back loved ones as ghosts. That is why one of the three brothers in the Deathly Hallows story committed suicide. He couldn't be with the one who lived in the way he wanted to. She was still dead. That was thing with the gifts that Death gave to the Three Brothers when they outsmarted Death. All the gifts had a catch to them. So in the end Death was the one to outsmart everyone and won in the end.

[@samanthaa.6055]

Lucius just wanted to get Draco out of the castle before anything popped off.

[@Syntell]

ok, that makes some sense. A bit of redemption. Only a bit.

[@IsiahBradley]

"Facebook Official!" LMAO!!! So, anyway, YAY!!!! I knew my patience would be rewarded!! I even forgave Mikel-Claire's note at the beginning! :)

[@LaurinGarcia]

According to JK Rowling the author of Harry Potter, Harry and Ron decided to not finish school and instead became Aurors (dark wizard catchers like Mad Eye Moody) at the Ministry of Magic. After several years Ron retires from his job at the Ministry and went to work with George Weasley at the joke shop to help him out. Harry eventually became Head of Auror Office and Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Hermione did go back to Hogwarts after the Battle to finish school and graduated. At one point she went to look for her parents and returned their memories. Later after she graduated she started working at the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures and the Department of Magical Law Enforcement at the Ministry of Magic and helped to create laws to protect and improve the lives of sentient magical creatures like house elves, goblins and centaurs to name a few. Much later Hermione eventually became Minister of Magic. Neville Longbottom became the new Herbology professor at Hogwarts and marries the Hufflepuff student Hannah Abbott who is the grandchild of the owner of The Leaky Cauldron. Luna became a Magizoologist and married Newt Scamander's (the fictional author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find) grandson, Rolf Scamander. Together they travel the world looking for rare magical beasts. Professor McGonagall became the new Hogwarts headmistress. Before Ginny married Harry she became a professional Quidditch player. After she retired she started writing sports articles for the Daily Prophet wizarding newspaper. Harry and Ginny had three kids together. If I recall the names right, the eldest son was named James Sirius. The second born is Albus Severus. And the youngest child is Lily Luna. Harry is the godfather to Remus and Tonks' son, Teddy Lupin and made sure he was well provided for. Ron and Hermione's children is Rose and Hugo. Draco's child is Scorpius Malfoy. Lucius Malfoy again got away scot free with his crimes as a Deatheater like he did after the first war when Harry was a baby where he convinced the Ministry that he was forced to do what he did. Draco got a job at the Ministry and remained on friendly and respectful terms with Harry after the Battle of Hogwarts. Umbridge was sent to Azkaban for her crimes. Hagrid remained a professor at Hogwarts but never married. George Weasley married Angelina Johnson who had been Fred Weasley's date for the Yule Ball in Goblet of Fire. Harry and Dudly remained on friendly terms and stayed in touch with each other to the point that they even would send each other Christmas cards every year. Harry, Ron and Hermione in time were each later featured on Chocolate Frog Cards. There are more stories like that that can be read in the Wizarding World website and also found in documentaries with JK Rowling where she goes into family tree details after the Battle of Hogwarts. 🏰🪄

[@NV_Wolf_1998]

You know, Harry's invisibility cloak was never said to be one of the three deathly hollows in the movies, it is one of them, but they just never clarified that in the movies (just in the books). Also, while Harry did break the Elder Wand in the movies, he didn't do that in the books. In the books, he actually put it back in Dumbledor's grave, and while that is sweet, I think the ending in the movies made more sense. Because if Harry is ever killed, or even disarmed, by another wizard they will be the new master of the Elder Wand (so breaking it makes more sense to me). I also just wanted to mention how Harry came back to life, because the movies weren't that clear about it. When Harry was a baby, and Voldemort killed his parents, because Voldemort's soul was so weak from all the horcruxes he made (after splitting it up to make all of his horcrux's), when the killing curse rebounded and hit him, a piece of his soul detached itself from his body and went for the only living thing it could find (that being Harry). And while this did make Harry a horcrux, normally to make a one you have to, not only kill someone to split your soul into a separate piece apart from the main piece of your soul, but you have to also take one of those pieces and put it inside an object or living creature using some kind of dark magic (and the author J.k. Rowling has refused to say what magic this is because she has said it's too horrible to say). But the night that Voldemort killed Harry's parents, because his mother specifically sacrificed herself for Harry, she (unknowingly and unintentionally) created and placed a powerful (and specific) protection spell on Harry to protect him from Voldemort. That's why the killing curse, basically, bounced of him and hit Voldemort. And in order to make sure this spell didn't ware off over time, Dumbledore placed another specific spell on Harry that would keep his mother's protection alive in him as long as he lived with a blood relative of his mother's, that being his aunt Petunia (and his cousin too, technically). As long as Harry called her home his (and lived with her for a certain amount of time) the protection would live. But this would have gone away once he turned 17, util Voldemort made his new body with Harry's blood. Doing that put the protection inside his blood (Voldemort's), keeping it alive (Voldemort of course didn't know this). Yes, this also canceled out the effects of the protection on Voldemort (meaning he could touch him and cast deadly spells on him without getting hurt himself), but this means that Voldemort is acting, kind of, like a horcrux to Harry, while Harry is also a horcrux to Voldemort. Except, while Harry is keeping Voldemort alive by having a piece of his soul (Voldemort's) inside of him (Harry), Voldemort is also anchoring Harry to life by keeping his mother's protection in his own blood (Voldemort's). And this means once Voldemort killed Harry and that piece of his soul (which he didn't know about still) Harry was given the opportunity to come back to life. And Voldemort still wouldn't be able to kill Harry, he also couldn't still using the Elder Wand because Harry was its true master.

[@ujamaa4]

Of all the things the movies left out that's the one I really wish they explained(well, explained more fully anyway, they semi-explained it)

[@diamcole]

41:07 You might have missed it but the Sorting Hat had considered putting Harry in Slytherin but didn't because he asked it not to. So yesss, it does actually take your choice into account when making the final decision. You just have to speak up like Harry did.

[@underwriter53]

The books answer all your questions!

[@Syntell]

And I can't wait to get started.

[@toodlescae]

​@@Syntellglad you're going to read them.

[@chandrimasenapati6254]

Snape's death IS the moment i wept like a baby... but then his memories and that scene him crying taking lily in his arms. I LOST IT ALL. funny thing that scene wasn't in the book. but thank god they added. it gives Snape's character more depth and show us even he had deep emotions which we neve thought he have.

[@emme2141]

48:35 - I think a lot (not all) of the book readers are more excited for a tv series to come out, mostly because there are sooo many details missed out/ changed from the books, and they want to see something more accurate to the books (which obviously would be easier over a series than cramming it into a movie!). It will be weird with other actors at first, but if they pick the right people and do it well, people will probably get used to it.

[@aguilarjr]

Cedric dies. Sirius dies. Dumbledore dies. Dobbie dies. 20:33 I don’t think they’re going to kill the main people.

[@carriesmith742]

27:03 Lupin and Tonks 33:42 Harry was playing dead and when he nodded to tell Draco's mom that Draco was alive, which was all she cared about, she decided not to rat out Harry because she was over it. 35:58 he hit the snake but since it's a horocrux it didn't do anything.

[@Masq1980]

I am pretty sure - at least according to the book version - the snake was protected by a kind of magical bubble/shield, it hit the snake but the shield made the spell rebound and hit the deatheaters behind it. Being a horcrux doesn't stop a spell from hitting them.

[@ellieh3453]

Harry had the cloak, the resurrection stone, the wand. - the Deathly Hallows makes one the master of death.

[@kshitijsabarwal9263]

Voldemort took harrys blood to resurrect which means Voldemort himself had Lilys protection in him. What that means is that Voldemort could never harm Harry. By taking Harrys blood he made sure that Lilys protection lives on through him. That is the reason Harry lived while the horcrux in Harry died when Voldemort tried to kill him in the Forest. The elder wand also never belonged to Voldemort but it belonged to Harry. The elder wand could never hurt its true owner and that is the reason Voldemort lost the final duel with Harry. It is explained properly in the books.

[@Syntell]

Thank you for making that clear.

[@Masq1980]

I was coming here to say just that too lol. Dumbledore was ingenious in his laying of the foundation for Voldemort's downfall - ensuring Harry's protection growing up as he had a kind of magickal protection that triggered in Petunia and her husband taking Harry into their home. So when he was home with them, despite the fact they were horrible to him, he was protected from Voldemort.

[@raisalaskar9104]

The last movie came out the summer I was heading into middle school, and I’m in college now. I grew up with those movies, and I remember nearly shedding a tear when the last movie ended. This series meant so much to me then and still means a lot now. It might be one of my favorite franchises ever because you can literally feel the stakes get higher and higher in each movie. Thank you guys for sharing your reaction and review. It was so much fun watching your reaction and listening to your perspectives. You guys are awesome, and love your channel.

[@Syntell]

Thank you for hanging out with us. I understand why this francshise is so beloved. This world/universe is filled with delight, dread, wonder, and adventure. I'm looking forward to reading the books.

[@snootyvegans]

Thank you for sharing! I can imagine growing up alongside the characters and being deeply invested. I enjoyed seeing them grow and develop. Thanks for joining our journey 😊

[@raisalaskar9104]

@@Syntell thank you for replying back! You perfectly encapsulated why this series is so special!

[@raisalaskar9104]

@@snootyvegans thank you for replying back! I loved your reactions!

[@melissabrooke1146]

I agree, I can’t imagine anyone else playing these characters.

[@notasianjim7227]

Fun fact: the same actor plays both Griphook and Professor Flitwick. Also, in the books, a different person destroyed every horcrux. Harry destroyed the diary, Dumbledore the ring, Ron the necklace, Hermione the cup, crabbe destroyed the diadem with that fire spell. That fire spell was called "Fiendfyre" and was capable of destroying a horcrux, which is what happened. It got burnt on the way out of the room of requirement therefore destroying it. Neville killed nagini and of Voldemort the horcrux part of Harry.

[@VonOutlaw]

Keep in mind both Dumbledore and Severus did some questionable things. What you don't know is in the books at the end of The Goblet of Fire book 4 we see Dumbledore happy when he finds out that Voldemort used Harry's blood to bring his body back. The conversation that Dumbledore is having with Severus about how Harry has to die is taking place between book 5 and book 6. At that point Dumbledore believes that Harry has a good chance of being able to come back after being killed. Severus yes where he did go good eventually at a certain point, in the books however we do see him as a big bully especially towards Neville at one point he got happy when he thought he was going to be able to poison his toad trevor. It didn't happen because Hermione helped Neville create the potion correctly so it wouldn't poison his toe. Although Severus decided he was still going to punish them because she helped so he removed points. On top of that service was willing to allow James and Harry to be murdered in order to save Lily, this is also though how Lily's protection worked for Harry. Voldemort gave Lily a choice move out of the way and you'll live stay in front of me and die with your son, because she chose to stay in front of her son that blood protection was formed. He only went to Dumbledore for help to protect the Potters after he realized that Lily would not move out of the way and she would be killed. He had no love for James or Harry he only wanted Lily.

[@Syntell]

I think the movie could have benefitted more from a deeper dive into what you just said.

[@VonOutlaw]

In the book The Snake was actually in a protected bubble that Voldemort put it in, when he used the snake against Severus he actually had to go over severus's head and his head was inside he could not move and eventually he was killed. The protective bubble was only taken off of the snake after he thought he killed Harry.

[@koffeebrwn]

Tanks was not the Weasley's sister. She was married to Remus.

[@melissabrooke1146]

Fun fact: The scene where Hermoine is impersonating Bellatrix is actually the Bellatrix actress impersonating Hermoine impersonating Bellatrix. Wow.

[@keyjenkable]

Helena is awesome!

[@melissabrooke1146]

Definitely!

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

Harry was not lying to Albus, he remembered that the sorting hat took his choice into account when he was sorted. remember not Slytherin, not Slytherin.

[@hartjohnson2975]

In the books Harry and Neville have birthdays only a day apart so the boy born at the end of July could have been either of them. Only by Voldemort trying to kill Harry is it decided which it is (Voldemort marks him as his equal). So for book readers, Neville killing Nagini is related to that. And Harry didn't "die"--I mean he could have decided, but the horcrux took the hit of the Avada Kadavera curse. Harry was alive when Narcissa checked and asked about Draco. She didn't rat him out because she got the news she wanted.

[@toddrogers6971]

There was a prophecy about Neville being the chosen one the way there was one about Harry.

[@dansharp2860]

It was the same prophecy it just could have been about either of them. However, it can't be Neville, it can only be Harry. Alice Longbottom doesn't have a Snape to ask the Dark Lord to spare her so Voldemort would have just killed Frank, Alice and little Nev and gone on to win the first war. Neville couldn't be the Chosen One .

[@Lina_unchained]

that's not accurate. It was one prophecy that could have been about either of them, Voldemort assumed it was about Harry, thus he tried to kill Harry and his entire family which is how Harry ended up the chosen one.

[@Lina_unchained]

The Dark Lord didn't spare her. You mean that Alice wouldn't have had a snape to ask Dumbledore to help her, but that's entirely irrelevant she and Frank were members of the order, and it is unlikely that Dumbledore wouldn't have known it could be either child as he knew when both kids were born. The only thing Snape's warning served to do was to CONFIRM which kid Voldemort thought it was and would go after and give them more time to hide which didn't end up working so well. It could have been Neville. There is absolutely no reason it couldn't have been. Having the protections around the Potter house only served to slow down Voldemort, but once he was in (post Pettigrew betrayal), the Potters were in the exact same position they'd have been in if they had had no protection which is what Frank and Alice would likely have had. It is absurd to believe Alice and Frank would have just laid down and died if they had been the ones at risk, especially when they survived what they did at the hands of the Death Eaters. If Voldy had shown up at their house and had come for Neville, Alice would have sacrificed herself just like Lily did, thus bouncing the curse and making Neville the last Horcrux.

[@dansharp2860]

@@Lina_unchained OK. You missed an important part. The blood protection only kicks in because Voldemort offered Lily the choice to stand aside and let him kill Harry. Voldemort only bothers asking because Snape begged him to spare Lily. Without Snape asking Voldemort would have killed Lily the second she was in his sight. The offer and the refusal were what created the magic. No offer, no protection, no Neville. Without the offer/refusal there would be blood protections popping up everywhere in the WW

[@toddrogers6971]

@@Lina_unchained great point.

[@underwriter53]

Remember, “Killing rips the soul!”

[@09Charler2321]

I find it funny how so many reactors think that shape is Harry’s dad, but if you haven’t read the books I understand how it could appear that way Lilly was snape’s first real friend, and they stayed friends for a bit in school too until he snapped on her after James embarrassed him while picking on him. So he loved her……Always as he said

[@dansharp2860]

Their friendship was doomed to fail even without James there. Snape was drawn to the Dark Arts and powerful people, he was always going to join Voldemort after Hogwarts. We see that the friendship is all but officially over by the time Snape's Worst Memory comes around.

[@EsoteriaHealing]

Also, Snape has some deep attachment issues 🥲. Kinda sad. It's deep how we empathize with him but also not, because of his actions.

[@marzh5278]

Grand finale…. Love the hair 🥰

[@Syntell]

I love it too 😁

[@snootyvegans]

Thank you ! ☺️

[@meggzilla009]

A lot of the clips at the end of the movie are all jumbled and the audio is off , just wanted to let you know!

[@swetahazra6626]

Dungeons is where the Slytherine house common room is(It's written in the books). She didn't asked them to be put in jail. But a war is happening and slytherine house has always chosen to align with Voldemort(Many of the students parents were known death eaters). She was trying to isolate them for the duration of the war.

[@jrogers05]

35:49 the studio cut a bunch of very relevant scenes for the deathly hallows, and this is one of them. As Harry falls out of Hagrids arms, Draco runs towards Harry and throws him a wand to protect himself. If you haven’t already you should check out the deleted scenes from the DH part 1 & 2

[@glowormrdr6183]

Dumbledore had a huge funeral in the book. Everybody came, other schools, mermaids, centaurs...

[@jstock2317]

Neville is important because of the prophecy that applied to Harry also applied to him because they were both born around the same time. By choosing the Potters, Voldemort made Harry the Chosen One. So, even though Neville is not the chosen one, he's still linked in some way with fate. That's why he wakes up and finds the sword and kills Nagini, the last horcrux, and it seems like a dream, he's essentially being guided by the universe to fulfill his destiny.

[@underwriter53]

Harry’s youngest son, Albus Severus Potter, has initials that spell asp, a type of snake. J.K. Rowling always left little clues and Easter eggs in her writing!

[@junniormattos1]

Yeah, Harry did move when Draco's mom was with him, she lied about it to Voldemort.

[@scarlettc1419]

Fun fact: Harry was never truly in danger of dying because he was the rightful owner of all three deathly hallows; Harry’s invisibility cloak is the original invisibility cloak that death gave to the third brother, the elder wand became loyal to Harry after the fight at Malfoy manor, so although he didn’t actually have it, it answered to him and therefore weakened Voldemort’s ability to use it, and finally, the resurrection stone which Harry possessed just before facing Voldemort. As the story goes, whoever wields all three deathly hallows is the master of death, and as such, Harry was the master of Death by the time Voldemort tried to kill him. Bit of fun foreshadowing and lore Also fun fact: Voldemort was conceived under the influence of a love potion. His mother, Merope Gaunt (a descendant of Salazar Slytherin) was a poor woman who fell in love with an arrogant but handsome muggle named Tom Riddle. Tom Riddle had no interest in Merope and thought her to be disgusting as she was so poor and he came from an wealthy background. Desperately in love with him, Merope made a love potion and managed to get Tom Riddle to drink it, which forced him to love her and have a child with her, which doomed Voldemort from the beginning. A child conceived under the influence of a love potion can never feel love itself, because the love that created it was artificial. As such, Voldemort was incapable of feeling love or empathy, which is why he had sociopathic/psychopathic tendencies a child (which eventually led to him becoming a genocidal maniac). This is why Harry was able to survive the killing curse as a baby (his mother died to save him, leaving an invisible protection from the magic of her pure love) and why Quirell (being possessed by Voldemort) could not touch Harry in the first movie. This kept Harry protected until the end of movie 4, when worm tail uses Harry’s blood to raise Voldemort. Harry’s blood was now a part of Voldemort as well, allowing him to harm Harry despite the protection his mother left. More voldy lore: When she was almost due to have the baby, Merope thought that it would be safe to stop feeding tom riddle the love potion, thinking that he’d love her of his own accord after having a child. That was not the case, and Tom riddle abandoned a heavily pregnant Merope, who died giving birth to Voldemort. This (along with bullying from the muggle children at the orphanage) fueled Voldemort’s hatred for muggles, eventually becoming the worlds biggest pure blood supremacist (while being a halfblood, at that). Ironic isn’t it? Oh, and then Voldemort murdered his own father and his grandparents as a teen. In fact, they were his first murders, as well as the murders that allowed him to create his first horcrux (in order to create a horcrux and split your soul into pieces, a heinous act of murder must take place Some extra irony for you: Voldemort’s biggest fear was death. That’s why he made 7 horcruxes (not including Harry himself) - he was trying to become immortal. However, despite his endevour for power, control, and eternal life, Voldemort ultimately dies in the battle of hogwarts by Harry’s hand in his 70’s. So really, Voldemort would’ve probably lived longer if he’d just lived his live like a normal person

[@_adrian_sean]

😢 ok going to spill the story about Dumbledore & his family cuz it's sad AF. Dumbledore's little sister is the girl in the painting. She was r*ped as a little girl and went mad. Dumbledore's Dad went to Azkaban avenging his child & beating their asses with magic. Dumbledore was supposed to take care of his family when his dad was convicted but was way more concerned with chasing boys and the elder wand. Keep in mind his sister was TRAUMATIZED and he's not watching her at all. A tragic event happened due to him feeling himself and his sister died. Aberforth never forgave him. That's what tortured him when he was drinking that poison water. Thoughts of the sister he was supposed to protect. The real person who looked out for Harry the whole time was Severus Snape

[@Syntell]

Thank you for this 🙏🏾

[@keyjenkable]

That's not true. Dumbledore loved Harry as a son of his own. It's just he knew what was about to happen. He knew that Harry should die. Thats why, in 4th book you can read there is a glimpse of triumph in his eyes when Harry tells him Voldemort used his blood to come back. In that moment Dumbledore knew he could save Harry and he was really happy. That's why he said it was essential that Voldemort killed Harry. Because its the only way Harry wouldnt die.

[@theekatspajamas]

It never says she was sa'd, just assaulted. Assault doesn't automatically mean sa'd.

[@blsmcherry789]

Snapes Patronus is a doe because Lily's was a doe. You're supposed to think of the happiest memories to produce the spell. His happiest memories were with Lily who he still loved long even after her death. 🥲

[@glowormrdr6183]

The movie does a bad job of making Dumbledore's intent clear. He knew Harry had to "die" (to rid him of the horcrux) but believed it would be impermanent, because they planned to change the elder wand's allegiance to Snape. It did change, but to Harry. Dumbledore couldn't share the plan because if Voldemort ever found out, everything might fail. PS M-C forgot how Harry told the Sorting Hat "not Slytherin, not Slytherin". It did accept his choice.

[@lolitafalana]

Respectfully, y'all are LATE! I waited alllllll last week expecting this to come out on Saturday or Sunday. I'm over here trying to work and watch at the same time lol. I'm just teasing you, of course. Glad we got to enjoy the series with you. I really, really hope you two consider reading the books. Not many people can inspire kids and adults to sit outside of a bookstore for days for a midnight drop. For a bookstore to even consider doing a midnight drop is a big deal.

[@Syntell]

Thank you so much for your patience. I'm definitely checking out the books. I need to know more. Epecially knowing the series will be coming to Max.

[@lolitafalana]

@@Syntell I am sooo looking forward to the series. I hope it doesn’t disappoint. Honestly, I know there’s a whole partnership with Warner Bros., but it should’ve been a Netflix project.

[@jasminedragon7360]

I’m so sorry you don’t remember the amount of crap poor Neville has gone thru, just in the movies, to see that he ABSOLUTELY DESERVED to kill the snake. Neville always gets shit on and it’s a shame you guys overlook him just like everyone else did

[@rodolfovillalobos01]

All the wrong reactions 😂

[@TamelessKinks]

I have loved your reactions for every movie! Fun times 😀😂

[@aortiz233]

is it just me or is the audio going in and out at some parts?

[@RavenHairedSongbird]

I thought it was just me.

[@Carpathianpixie]

Me too.

[@SardonicVida]

Anyone else got audio issues near the half hr mark?

[@maurice8180]

yeah me too 🤨

[@UserName-vb4lg]

Everyone thinks snaps had this beautiful redemption arc. People literally do “always” themed weddings. I’m pretty baffled by it. Shape NEVER has a moment where he says “hmm. Maybe it’s wrong to be a wizard Nazi who commits genocide against muggles”. His only care is the women he stalked his whole life even tho she loved someone else. He never actually became a better person. He just wanted to help lilys son. He had no issue bullying muggle born people like hermione. And even in his conversations with dumbledore he never said “hey maybe this whole philosophy is worth fighting against”. His motivations were small and selfish until the end. Even tho he did help end the big bad, it wasn’t because he cared about anyone but himself. Yeah. I know I’ll get hate for it. But it’s true. Edited to add: there is growth in the PERFORMANCE. But that’s about Alan Rickman being talented and trying to find a way to make his character more well rounded. It’s not about the writing. The way it’s written, there’s no real growth from Snape.

[@Syntell]

I appreciate the perspective. thank you

[@sandseasentinel8785]

*clap* You aren't wrong.

[@toodlescae]

I agree.

[@toodlescae]

​@Syntel you are not going to like Snape in the books. He's way more mean and nasty and he bullies children from a place of authority.

[@keyjenkable]

Finally someone who thinks as I do! Snape was a horrible person. Remember, just remember, how he asked Dumbledore to protect Lilly, just her, even if her husband and son died. He didnt mind it at all. It's just when Dumbledore tells him he sucks when he says "Ok, protect them all". And when you realize the kind of spells he invented, like sectumsempra for example... A 16 years old boy inventing that spell? OMG, something is really twisted there.

[@toodlescae]

McGonagall and Molly Weasley are G's. Fight me. 🦅 The Elder Wand didn't crack. That was just the movie's stupid way to show it wasn't working for Voldemort like it should. Hermione stabbed the goblet in the Chamber of Secrets before she & Ron kissed. There was never any question about who Harry's father was in the book..or the movies imo. HBO Max is doing the series. It's supposed to be more faithful to the movies. Hopefully we also get a spinoff about The Marauders, The Hogwarts Founders and/or Dumbledore or Voldemort.

[@Aya_97_]

As far as I’ve heard the series will be a Max original and each book will have a season. I also believe it will be released 2026

[@Syntell]

I'm curious to see what they do with it.

[@malalaz66]

Ok, the ending in the book is soooo much better. The final fight between Harry snd Voldy happens inside Hogwarts with everyone watching. Harry explains everything to everyone about how Snape was actually on Dumbledore’s side NOT Voldy’s. And everything else he learned. Read the books if you have the chance. Book seven, chapter called the flaw in the plan.

[@_adrian_sean]

🐍 Albus Severus Potter did indeed become a Slytherin

[@keyjenkable]

Nooooo! That book never happened!!! T___________________T

[@moldveien1515]

Fun fact neville could have been the chosen one him and harry were the two babies that fit the description from the prophecy, but voldemort believed harry to be the one, if he had gone after neville's parents instead of Harry's he would have been the boy who lived

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

Canonically, there were several Slytherins who fought against the Death Eaters, and others who just kept their heads down and didn't take sides at all.

[@silademir7339]

Snape's patronus: Snape's patronus is a doe (same as lily's). The fact that Snape is still in love with Lily could likely explain why his Patronus is a doe. Wizards have no authority over their Patronus' appearance, meaning that Snape's subconscious love for Lily is so strong that it controls his Patronus' entire form. That is why Dumbledore is surprise because he did not think that Snape's love for Lily would be this strong after so many years. Harry coming back to life: There are several reasons to why Harry survived. Harry was a horcrux that Voldemort didn't know of. So when he intended to kill Harry he actually only destroyed the piece of his soul in Harry. Harry was the master of the Elder Wand, which Voldemort didn't know - so he could not kill Harry with the Elder Wand.

[@aishwarya8241]

Y’ll gotta read the books!!! It’s way better it’s insane

[@Syntell]

I'm looking forward to reading the books. I really need to see how it out plays out without any cuts and alterations.

[@christopherpeters6365]

And in the book Groppy, the spiders and even centars fought too!!! 🥰

[@whade62000]

Being Slytherin: year 1, they take your house cup after you won square and give it to the celebrity, year 2, you learn your house founder is going around murdering people, year 7, you get jailed, f this school

[@_Professor_Oak]

37:30 huh, only Fred died. How'd you get 3 from 1? 🤔

[@DeborahBarker-dh6nk]

Snape is not Harry's father ! He looks almost exactly like James .

[@emme2141]

Would be funny if he was though, good plot twist 😂

[@JulieAiken]

The prophecy was that the person who killed Voldemort would be born on July 31... and Harry were born on that date (as was J.K. Rowling, the author). But Neville was born on July 30, and there was always a chance that it would be Neville who killed Voldemort; he and Harry had many similarities in their stories. Voldemort assumed it was Harry, but it could easily have been Neville, and actually, by killing Nagini Neville he did kill a piece of Voldy's soul, because Nagini was a horcrux. There was no way for you to know about the Neville connection without reading the books -- but in the books that part of the prophecy was discussed.

[@dansharp2860]

The thing is tho, had Voldemort chosen Neville then the prophecy would have failed. Voldemort only offers Lily the chance to live because Snape asked him to and no one was asking for Alice. Had it been Nev then Voldemort would have killed them all, made his final horcrux believing he was now unkillable and gone on to win the war. Or he would never have found Neville without them having a Peter to betray them. Either way it has to be Harry and cannot be Neville.

[@VonOutlaw]

In the book Dumbledore actually did get a funeral and hundreds of wizards and witches came to his funeral at Hogwarts, this takes place in book 6 at the end

[@shannonhazell2616]

You should definitely read the books! Way more details than the movies.

[@gkiferonhs]

At the end Harry hit the snake but the snake was magically protected and Harry's shot ricocheted.

[@glowormrdr6183]

I only just watched part 1 before watching this. Why Ron (not Hermione) had to destroy the locket horcrux; because Ron saved Harry and brought up the sword of Gryffindor from the frozen pond. The sword presents itself to one who is worthy and courageous, and Ron had just proven himself. Hermione could not have wielded the sword. Similarly, the sword presented itself to Neville when he stood up to Voldemort, so Neville could use it on the snake horcrux "Nagini".

[@TabbyQ.9563]

Nymphadora Tonks (Lupine's wife) was not related to the Weasleys. She was actually Serious Black's niece.

[@_Professor_Oak]

47:50 it's HBO, and they have pretty much finalized the showrunner, so they'll be hiring actors this year.

[@shayla-trangngole4657]

oh an AKA how lovely

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

they never implied that Snape could have been Harries dad, Where did you get that

[@setfire2scene]

The time turners were ministry of magic property housed specifically in the department of mysteries. Professor mcgonagall had to put in a request for hermione to use one for classes her 3rd year and there were lots of rules about using them hermione had to agree to. Also not shown is that in the 5th book, the department of mysteries is made up of different rooms housing different mysteries. In one of those rooms the ministry is studying time. During the fight with the death eaters at the ministry, all of the time turners are destroyed. Another thing that happens is that one of the death eaters gets his head knocked into a container that’s in the room and his head repeatedly goes from being the head of a baby to growing into the head of an adult. Book 5 is way wilder in the books!

[@mooneditor_500]

Fun fact: Albus Severus does get sorted into Slytherin and befriends Scorpius (Draco's son)

[@mksketchms]

Please watch their reunion!!

[@Syntell]

Now that sounds fun.

[@melissabrooke1146]

So you know next are the prequels, Fantastic Beasts, so much fun!

[@jaimeebarth5349]

Ron and Hermione got rid of the goblet in the chamber of secrets with a badilisk fang (when you saw them making out)

[@user-dx2dm8oq8g]

It seems like narcissa and draco got dragged into voldemort's bs because of lucius and bellatrix, the other members wouldn't just let them leave either. Bellatrix has shown that she'll kill family for the cause and she was in Azkaban. Only voldemort's death would free them, that's why narcissa didn't snitch on harry being still alive. In the books, from what I remember she was done being around death eaters, but she couldn't voice it, she had to play along 24/7 cause they were around her and in her family. Once voldemort wanted to involve draco, setting him up to fail to punish lucius that's when she mentally checked out for good imo.

[@luisgarcia-nj9vj]

Neville longtop lol😂😂

[@naomim5746]

Mikel-Claire reminds me a little of a young Wendy Williams in the 90s.

[@silverdoe9477]

Ron wasn’t safe said Rowling. Or Arthur, she had it in for the Weasley’s, only “letting” Fred die. I love her work in the series but she’s lost it now.

[@SpySkater1]

As a Slytherin, I’m always offended when we all get lumped together as evil. Like dang, maybe we wanna fight evil, too. LOL. I remember reading the revelation that Harry had to die and I cried immediately. I loved him so much and it was a gut punch. As for Snape… he still trash, but he did some good.

[@dansharp2860]

Slytherin was clearly set up in the first few books as the evil/rich/jerk house. Can you name a decent Slytherin, except for Snape, before Slughorn in book 6? I can't think of one.

[@EsoteriaHealing]

I'm Slytherin too including my sister and husband. If we were at Hogwarts, we would definitely have fought in some way.

[@RayneArt]

The audio is not properly aligned Snape's memories onwards. Might need a re-upload.

[@_adrian_sean]

🙈I PRAY they do NOT go forward with this series. JK Rowling is NOT George RR Martin or Tolkien. That epilogue Harry Potter book was trash (we moved on from not saying Voldemort to not pretending the 8th book exists). The play based on the 8th book I've heard is badly written and long even though the cast is good. The Harry Potter games are actually really good and fill in a lot of little holes in the universe. I agree with you Michal-Claire... Don't mess up a good thing

[@EsoteriaHealing]

I would let them read cursed child just for the sake of getting all of the potterverse. I've watched cursed child play and it was the best piece of theatre I've ever watched in my life and I've watched quite a bit. I think it's worth watching once in a lifetime.