THE BEGINNING OF THE END🥹 *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1* Reaction

[@cytorakdemon]

Book 2: "Harry Potter has freed Dobby. How can Dobby ever repay him?" "Just promise me one thing, Dobby." "Anything, sir." "Never try to save my life again." Book 7:

[@doppelplusungutmensch1141]

Wow, I love Harry Potter since 20 years and I never ever actually realized the irony in that one...

[@Vicious357]

Yeah I always think about that, that how sad it is..

[@whoami1162]

Can anyone explain this? Plz

[@cytorakdemon]

@@whoami1162 Dobby broke his promise and died trying to save Harry and his friends.

[@enriquebarragan212]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4akZZKga7qgg8k There's actually a video about this

[@TeenTyrant]

Hedwig was hit with a killing curse. She’s dead and won’t be coming back. It’s still better than it was in the book, where she was in her cage riding alongside Harry, and was hit randomly, unable to do anything to defend herself. At least here she was trying to help Harry escape by attacking the Death Eaters, and so went out fighting.

[@BunBun299]

I often dislike changes from the source material, but this is one I definitely prefer. If the faithful animal companion has to die, give her a heroic death. So much better than random crossfire.

[@spaceshiplewis]

Harry would absolutely let Hedwig free too or have her send a letter far far away from England.

[@AvereeChaloupka]

@@spaceshiplewis I always thought that Hedwig wouldn't have stayed away :(

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

And then explosion.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

True Hedwig's death was heroic here, but they used THAT as the reason Voldemort KNEW which Harry to follow. In the book Harry disarms Stan Shuntpike instead of using a more damaging curse; and EXPELLIARMUS is HOW Voldemort recognized Harry, as that had become his signature spell.

[@SherriLyle80s]

I wish they had Wormtail's redemption part in the movie. He hesitates when Harry says "You owe me!" talking about saving Wormtail's life from Sirius, and lets go of Harry in the basement, but his silver hand he was given was enchanted to choke him if he turned on Voldemort. It started to choke him and Harry and Ron struggled to remove his silver hand around his own neck. That's how he died in the books.

[@christianwise637]

I figured something like that would be a little too dark to depict onscreen, but it's definitely a shame that it didn't get translated to film, especially since now Wormtail just sort of disappears from the films with no real explanation

[@Swearengen1980]

@@christianwise637 That is irritating. I didn't read the books so I always wondered what happened with Wormtail. While a minor character in the movies, the impact of his actions were too huge. To not address what happens to him in any way in the movie was a terrible idea.

[@griffincarrot]

@@Swearengen1980 Huge agree. In my opinion this is one of the worst mistakes of the movie adaptations

[@Athasin]

The movies also failed to depict Creature's redemption and Harry's pseudo forgiveness of his Aunt Petunia... and the explanation of why staying with the Dudley's was paramount for his safety.

[@MrTaylork1]

@@AthasinDursley’s

[@Theunholyborn]

You know it's played up for Comedy but that scene with Ron, (alot of them, but this in particular.) Where he was worried about the poor woman and her husband being interrogated or hunted down because they weren't purebloods is really touching. He didn't need to but he wanted the family of his disguise to be well off and safe.

[@cktvede287]

It also reflects in his love for Hermoine, who is a muggle

[@PhilBagels]

@@cktvede287 Not a muggle, muggle-born.

[@fabian5813]

@@cktvede287HermHerm Isn’t A Muggle, Muggles Can’t Cast Spells Or Do Any Magic

[@Raine-97]

It really shows how great Ron is of a person! He is genuinely caring, kind, and willing to stand up when needed. Ron is my favorite character, honestly

[@ElementVoidX]

Book Ron is leagues better than movie Ron.

[@BenBanjo87]

"Come, Daddy. Harry doesn't want to talk to us right now - he's just too polite to say so." I need more friends like Luna Lovegood 💖💖

[@DanniDerpy]

you want friends who assume you dont want to talk to them? for legal reasons im required to inform you this was a joke

[@gillian4158]

same

[@SaskiaSonntag-n6c]

Luna is so cute

[@mastermindinclude7198]

@@DanniDerpy dude, who sued you before this?

[@DanniDerpy]

@@mastermindinclude7198 for legal reasons I'm not at liberty to answer that question

[@zarkul_7383]

in a deleted scene when the Dursleys departed from their house Petunia, Dudley, and Harry have a wholesome moment.

[@tengenuzui8425]

The Hedwig denial is always soooooo strong with ppl. Green flash, you already knew what happened.

[@Kelerion]

They all are basically Ron - didn't listen fake Mad-eye lessons. Avada is one way curse. If it hits - it's the end.

[@srccde]

@@Kelerion Except it isn't. Otherwise Harry wouldn't be alive. Also, theoretically, at the end, had Voldemort tried to use the Killing Curse again, he likely would've failed again but explaining this here would probably be an unwanted spoiler.

[@TheAOTSdude]

@@srccde It is still a ONE WAY curse. Harry had protection its different

[@srccde]

@@TheAOTSdude It's not a truly one-way curse if there's protection against it, even if that protection is very hard to acquire.

[@raderek]

@@srccde by "one way curse", Tony meant that its effects are irreversible, I believe ^^

[@DestroySteve]

Speech is at 100 at the beginning. 😂❤ Also there is a story that Emma Watson took her torture scene very seriously and actually studied how to act. Her brief scene screaming was cut from minutes of footage of Emma going full “I’m being horribly tortured” acting and was called “disturbing” by the film crew. Lmao. Insane.

[@ElliotNesterman]

To me the saddest moment in all these films is Hermione removing herself from her parents memory. The very idea of it is heartbreaking.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

Only if tragedy happens before it's reversed.

[@SherriLyle80s]

It's temporary though. In the books she was going to find them and restore their memories if she made it out alive.

[@PlumbPitiful]

@@SherriLyle80s ... Isn't that what Peter said to MJ? 😥

[@dalemundy2279]

That scene always makes me tear up. The photographs fading may be the best piece of visual storytelling I've ever seen!

[@JCG52577]

I think at least in the film it was pointless because the Death Eaters would still know who she and her family were. They could still be used as hostages even if they don’t remember her. Since she remembers them they would always be in danger.

[@globeex]

It's such a pitty what the movies did to Ginny. In the books she is a strong, witty, outgoing and energetic character and is also much more part of the plot than in the movies. There is much more build up for her and Harry's relationship.

[@Rambaldichick]

A lot of it had to do w/ Bonnie Wright not being a very good actress.There's no personality or emotion in her acting. She's stiff, monotone and there's zero chemistry with Daniel. It even affects his own acting in their scenes together. I honestly think she should have been recast. (I'm not trying to be mean. She's very sweet and I've heard that she's had success behind the camera.)

[@diyakm7633]

@@Rambaldichick kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKDVZaqVZ8aqjrcsi=jtFECE1ww2ncmoHk her acting is good here. and this character was well written unlike movie ginny

[@MsKeylas]

@@Rambaldichick if you did not tried to be mean or talk out of your ass, then you should have kept your nonsense to yourself.

[@_officialjrg]

Has to do a lot with the actor too she is nice and all but her acting was mediocre. Also, the relationships between Ginny and Harry wasnt really THAT important to the main plot of story it was just fan service the author gave to us like how Hermione and Ron were a thing

[@erikkarlsson861]

I love your reactions! But they did Ron so dirty throughout the whole series.. They gave a lot of Rons lines and function to Hermione instead because the filmmaker liked her character more with the excuse "oh she probably read it in a book.".. In the books Ron has an actual function since he is the only one of the three thats actually born and raised in the magical world and knows how it works, e.g he is the one that explains the concept of wizard blood-purity to Harry and Hermione and tells Harry that hearing voices isnt very good, even in the wizard world. Yes, Hermione is very book smart and excellent with spells but crumbles fast when it gets too stressfull (example, when they deal with the Devils Snare in the first book/movie). Ron is street smart and is arguably Harrys better friend, Harry loves them both to bits but in terms of just hanging out he vibes more with Ron. Ron is also way less mean to Hermione in the books, for example in Prisoner when Snape trashes Hermione for being a know-it-all Ron sticks up for her and tells Snape (something akin to) "You asked a question and she knows the answer, why ask if you dont want to be told." instead we got "He got a point you know..".. They made him at best loyal goof for comedical effect and stipped him of the rest. Best example in this movie is when they read the Tale of Beedle The Bard, in the movie Rons awareness has jumped into the vanishing-cabinet cuz it aint here.. He knows that neither of his muggle-raised friend didnt get to hear it as children (especially not Harry with all the years of abuse) because it exposes the wizarding world and hence its a wizard-only childrens book.. And in contrast, when he tries to call Harry and uncle Vernon picks up the phone he scream of the top of his lungs when using the phone since he dont know how muggle-stuff works. He also dosnt have to be dragged into the forbidden forrest in Chambers, he volunteers to go with Harry, he is his ride or die. Sorry for the long rant, again love your reactions and cant wait for the finale!

[@danielloader3351]

In addition to making Ron useless in the films, they also kept pushing Harry and Hermione together, it makes no sense. Ron is Harry's best friend, Hermione is his friend as well but as you said Ron is Harry's better friend. The screenwriter is just obsessed with Hermione and it shows

[@baishihua]

@@danielloader3351 Yeah I feel like they made the chemistry between Harry and Hermione too good so they didn't know how to write themselves out of it and give Ron a proper reason to be there.

[@brianalambert1192]

Agreed; all these people who say "Harry and Hermione should be the ones to get together", Harry and Hermione barely talked to each other when Ron wasn't in the picture. Ron was the guy who facilitated their friendship more or less. His role was critical as not just the goofy/loyal friend, but the guy who held the group together. Never mind how unbelievably refreshing it was that Harry and Hermione never even hinted at that they could be a romantic couple. Other people suggested it because they're good friends, but Harry and Hermione always scoffed at the idea. How many teen novels, and franchises in general, have the male and female lead not even consider being a couple? Even if the main leads don't get together they usually try out being a couple for a time before deciding to be just friends. Harry and Hermione are a purely platonic couple

[@miepmiep2274]

I think the same for ginny. In the book she was a strong confident person and the movie just made her look akward

[@MayraAguiar-fk2qq]

That why I don't Hermione character is least favorite character in my list😅

[@redcardinalist]

A small note of interest(?) - the family photos in the Hermoine-parents oblivation scene at the start of the film are photoshop composites featuring the actors playing her mum and dad with real photos of younger Emma. The photo of little Emma in the bunny costume (02:46) is adorable ❤☺

[@srccde]

14:30 The books state that Dumbledore actually had to go into the Forbidden Forest to speak to the Centaurs to rescue her.

[@mrZavior]

It's not like they didn't want to kill her LOL

[@srccde]

@@mrZavior They typically kill every human being who enters their territory, except children.

[@markplott4820]

should have left the Centaurs , have their WAY with HER..

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

@Geek I want to see that o.o

[@patrickdematosribeiro1845]

@@srccde I don't know what they wanted to do with her, but I don't think they wanted to kill her. If they did she would have been dead by the time Dumbledore arrived.

[@Galiant2010]

The thing with the locket is that it's not just an all or nothing when wearing it. It eats away at the person, like the One Ring in LotR still affected Gollum and Bilbo long after they hadn't even been around it. It grows worse over time and taking it off just lets it start to decrease, but with just the three of them they were having to cycle who had it before they were fully recovered from the effects of their previous time having it, so it was ultimately always getting worse and worse. That's why Harry was still so angry with Ron when Ron was the one currently wearing it during that fight.

[@enriquev1271]

This one is so underrated but for me it has always being great seeing the trio in a completely different situation, easily one of the most different movies in the franchise

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

It's tied with Goblet of Fire for third highest-rated film in the series...how is it "underrated?"

[@natestadler2352]

I dont think that Part 1 is all that good on its own, but I always view 2 part movies as one entry anyway, and its much better when paired with Part 2

[@enriquev1271]

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks In the fandom its easily one of the least popular ones

[@TechnologicallyTechnical]

Deathly Hallows Part 1 is a little polarizing because, on one hand, it's probably the most well made from a cinematic standpoint and the most mature of the films. On the other hand, there's not a lot going on in terms of plot or exciting action sequences, so it does bore a lot of people.

[@LuvSlushie]

Who else is still annoyed about TONKS and REMUS being cut out so much of the last movies!? 😭😡😤

[@ajbenton2174]

I was also very annoyed that Dobby was cut out of so many of the films

[@ThoughtsOfUncle]

I swear, I loved Tonks!

[@АнастасияАгаркина-й3э]

So true. Remus had this whole conflict about him being a werewolf and thus becoming an unfit husband and potential father, but they cut it all out(((

[@SSPerfectChaosRCT]

​@@ajbenton2174 this. Tonks and Remus pissed me off too, but missing Dobby completely was infuriating.

[@donsample1002]

And I’m upset that they left out Luna’s ceiling.

[@Steve-qy6yk]

I'm glad you liked the animation - I think it's some of the best animation I've seen anywhere and hardly any reactors mention it!

[@camdenhochgesang6554]

Dobby’s death is easily one of the hardest hitting deaths in the books. Unfortunately the movies didn’t have enough time to focus on him. But he is much more present and developed in the books.

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Probably my favorite of the films, really capturing how incredibly dark things get for the trio before they find the smallest glimmer of hope. The tale of the 3 brothers was exceptionally well animated, and there's probably more action here than 3 of the other films put together.

[@tysmosisjones]

My mom always makes a joke when I say anything about The Deathly Hallows. “The boring one or the second one.” Which is crazy because the older I got the more I realized, I’ve seen Part one probably as many if not more times than any other. I just became a film nerd and Part 1 really is my type of movie for sure. All are great though. Just love Part 1 a lot.

[@WhiteFangofWar]

@@tysmosisjones Odd since even Deathly Hallows Part 1 still has more action than 3 of the previous films put together. Not that the series ever advertised itself as an action-focused film.

[@otonashijorge]

The necklace affects people diferently, soo in Ron case it affects him for a longer time than Harry, thats why even tought he removed it he still was fealing angry, it amplifies his anger to much higher than what he actually feels

[@angelicalicari8355]

It also added to the implication (just in his own head) that he wasn't good enough for Hermione, because he was clearly the weakest link mentally if the locket affected him the most.

[@Anime-Doom]

Deathly Hallows is kind of a weird entity amongst the HP movies. Despite being split in half it still somehow manages to omit so much information from the final book while also padding the runtime of two full movies with needless filler. I love these movies but given the chance (and actually having the focus to do so) I would return to the books over them any time.

[@DaleHammersIII]

If any book should have been 2 movies it should have been Goblet of Fire. It was after all the largest book BY FAR.

[@sum1else37]

@@DaleHammersIII Goblet of Fire has 734 pages, but Order of the Phoenix has over 800. At least for the first run US hardcover editions. I think they go back down after that, but Half Blood Prince might be more than Goblet of Fire.

[@Hazy18]

I love the HP movies but the amount of stuff left from the books is a bit annoying. One of the things that annoyed me most was them leaving out Sirius giving Harry the mirror in Order of the Phoenix, the entire scene in Deathly Hallows makes zero sense to anyone that hasn’t actually read the books. Harry just ends up with a random mirror shard with no explanation to how he got it or why in one random scene a dudes eyes are seen looking out and Dobby appearing in the cellar at Malfoy Mansion just seems like a random coincidence, like he just casually appears in random cellars with prisoners inside for a day job or something

[@impartialthrone2097]

Makes me think of the Hobbit movies. How those things leave out details from the books, yet are so bloated with filler to get get three movies worth of profit. The Gandalf side story about the Necromancer I like, but the pale orc, the romance, the drama at Laketown, I really could've done without.

[@bri_____]

"you tried an umbrella?" Always kills me 🤣🤣

[@tarmok3756]

It is in one of the cut scenes, but when they all leave in the beginning, both Harry's aunt and cousine have a small moment of reconsiliation with him

[@kriszgamer0013]

Actually there was a deleted scene where Mrs. Dursley and Dudley got somewhat redeemed. You should check them out.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Indeed. So many pointless scenes that do not add anything to the story other than running time so that they could make 2 movies out of it and cash in twice, and that important scene ends up on the cutting room floor.

[@bidishah]

Love love those scenes. Criminal to leave them out.

[@lowtechredneck6704]

Dudley gets completely redeemed, Mrs. Dursley not so much....she feels some degree of guilt and regret, but cannot even bring herself to apologize.

[@MsKeylas]

@@lowtechredneck6704 Considering all that has happened with her, her actions/words at that moment do qualify as an apology, even if a bit roundabout apology. She does imply that despite all she doesnt want Harry to die, and is leaving partially because she cant bear to see/hear about Harry dying.

[@Muck006]

18:50 The key to "having such forests" is to THIN IT OUT ... to GET RID OF SAPLINGS growing too tightly, which will make all the trees "grow up" and not leave enough room for sideways branches. Traditionally british farmers used to do this, because they needed wood for fires and as building materials and it was done in january, when there wasnt much to do on the farm.

[@14cole19]

Vkunia: *reacting to Harry Potter* Kitty: I NEED ATTENTION! LISTEN TO THE SONG OF MY PEOPLE!

[@OhnnyTsunami]

My favorite memory of this movie was seeing this opening night at a midnight premiere & I ended up finding a wand at the theater concessions😂👏🏽 love your reactions V.

[@Xackadee]

16:16 _"I wouldn't expect Harry to do something like that."_ That quote is gonna stick with me because it's really proof if ever there was any that the films really didn't do Harry's character justice.

[@calvinkopp1735]

The worst change they’ve ever made from book to big screen is Grindlewald’s redemption. In the book, when Voldemort came to him in the prison and asked him about the Elder Wand, Grindlewald refused to tell him anything, not wanting to betray his lover Dumbledore anymore than he already did in his early life. Even goes so far as lying to him that he never had it. Voldemort then killed him on the spot and left in fury still not knowing where it is yet.

[@lMarcusl]

Um, wouldn't the worst change be the part where they're casually doing magic RIGHT IN FRONT OF HUNDREDS OF MUGGLES? Slinging spells on the highway, flying on brooms past cruise boats, apparating in the middle of a street... Harry was nearly expelled from Hogwarts and both Harry and Ron severely punished for nearly exposing the wizarding world in Chamber of Secrets but apparently that was just for fun cause you can do magic anywhere you want when the director says so.

[@adityauppal8287]

@@lMarcusl I think voldy and his crew took over the ministry by this point or were close to it, so obviously they didn't give a shit about what muggles think. Like how they took out a bridge in the start of half blood prince.

[@j.knight9335]

Where does the text hint at them being "lovers"? Hint: it doesn't.

[@gavinallerton3414]

@@j.knight9335 I mean. They were. This is a known fact. Rowling has said it and the Fantastic Beasts make it explicit. Not sure why you’re acting like this is news.

[@mrthompson3848]

I mean personally I think the worst change from book to film was turning Ron into a stupid comic relief sidekick, but you do you

[@HinckleyBranchRailfan]

14:24 I did read this, can’t remember if it was mentioned in the Book but I did hear that Umbridge was sent to Azkaban sometime after the Deathly Hallows.

[@thinkingsoutherner9911]

5:15 Muggles and wizards are practically the same in that they’re all human, with rare exception of parentage like Hagrid. Some wizards just think themselves superior to muggles since they know how to use magic. Edit: Also, Ron was apparently much different in the original books. There, he was vastly more aware of history, tactical, and loyal, which is why the moment when he ditched Harry and Hermione was supposed to be shocking

[@bidishah]

Book reader here. The movies did Ron soooo dirty

[@Swearengen1980]

Not just "know how to use magic", they have to have the ability to. 2 different things.

[@robertsmolik3149]

They had a couple of deleted scenes in part 1 that I really wish they kept. Harry “making up” with Petunia and Dudley trying to make up with Harry.

[@DaDunge]

Could have gone with one of those and then burned the scene where Harry and hernoine dances.

[@NoThatOtherGuy]

​@@DaDunge I disagree. Both harry and Hermione were muggle raised and knew the song. They both just needed a moment of 'normalcy' like having a silly dance with a friend to purge all the shite around them. If even for a moment.

[@DaDunge]

@@NoThatOtherGuy It makes no sense whatsoever in the books Hermoine and Harry stopped talking basically entierly because of Hermoine being sad over Ron leaving and Harry being ever more affected by the Horcrux.

[@freemansteinslab]

I seem to recall a bts feature or interview where they said that despite Dobby being CG for 99% of the movies, they made and actual Dobby for when he died and Daniel needed to be holding him, but the cast hadn't seen it before shooting the scene and so some of the emotion captured in that last scene is 100% real

[@MrZhampi]

*Hedwig blasted with THE KILLING CURSE* "She's gonna be okay, she'll land softly and come back" Ummm...how should I tell ya..:(

[@ruarikelsey1793]

That dance scene is a perfect example of why Harry and Hermione just don’t work as a couple 😂 they’re like brother and sister, anything else would be awkward and weird. I never understand people’s instinct that the main hero has to get the girl/guy.

[@Rambaldichick]

I absolutely love that scene. You're right, there's absolutely nothing romantic about it. The moment is so much deeper than Harry just trying to cheer Hermione up. It's capturing a moment we all experience at some point, when we realize that being an adult is difficult and nothing like we imagined it to be. When we yearn for the simplicity and nativity of childhood. Daniel and Emma absolutely nail this scene and the song choice really drives home the point. It's a really well done scene.

[@JessieNebulousGaming]

It's a reasonable expectation, given that the hero usually DOES get the main love interest. I really like that about this story, that it subverts your expectations this way. In a few ways, really. Rowling crafted such a good story, and the screenwriters really did it justice for the most part (they omitted a few important things though, like what Snape's patronus being a doe means, stuff like that).

[@digitaladventurer2142]

Yeah Dobby was such a bigger character in the books and was really sad when he died though the movie did outshine the books by adding his lines about being with his friend Harry Potter. In the book he just died quietly

[@Maplecakes1221]

the funny thing is that Voldemort is a half-blood himself where his mother was a witch and his father is just a regular muggle

[@TamagoSenshi]

Harry wouldn't have realised she was speaking Parcel Tongue, because he just hears it as normal words, as if a normal person is speaking

[@DaleHammersIII]

With Ron, it was far more than just the necklace. That injury he got after the Ministry was actually still not healed, they had nothing to heal him with. He was REALLY messed up physically and the locket messed him up mentally/emotionally. The movies dont portray this very well but the books do. Ron was in extremely bad shape, like half dead type bad shape.

[@jamesedwards7671]

Been binge watching your Harry Potter movie reactions-! I just finished your hbp video, and then this comes out-! Perfect timing

[@man_without_fear2349]

Dobby's first and last words of this series is "Harry potter"🥺

[@Brandon-kp7zg]

Not so fun fact, the beach where Dobby died is a real place and fans visited and left behind a piece of clothes. This became so common that eventually Dobby's grave was full of discarded clothing that it became a problem for the surrounding environment

[@jonathanlindsey463]

dont forget that u have the 3 fantastic beast movies after the hp movies, which is a prequel 60-70 years before hp, when dumbledore was younger

[@dcemerald70]

I can’t believe you’re almost at the end of this journey! I cannot wait to see your reaction to the finale! Dobby’s death is so heartbreaking that every time I see it and the following scene of Voldemort stealing the elder wand I can only express it in these words, “NOW IT’S PERSONAL!” 🧑🏻‍🦱🪄🪨👤

[@leonlacroix2638]

There's a deleted scene in the beginning that's almost criminal to leave out. It's harry talking to his aunt petunia. Harry was saying to her how it's unsafe, and her response was essentially "I know what there capable of, that night you not only lost your mother. I lost a sister"

[@apatternedhorizon]

She erased their memory to protect them. Muggles were being killed for information. She also sent them to Australia. She eventually reunites with them and restores their memories. Harry's father was a descendant of the third brother. RIP Hedwig, Bill Nighy, Madeye, and Dobby.

[@Str4vv]

Stop peddling that hoax about nighy, please....

[@AngelusBrady]

Bill Nighy didn't die. Rufus Scrimgeour did.

[@apatternedhorizon]

Lol, I just couldn't remember his name, guys. I know Bill Nighy isn't dead. I love that guy.

[@Str4vv]

@@apatternedhorizon ok. There was some weird hoax stuff about him dying, thats why I jumped on that. Have a good one!

[@Isildur94]

@@AngelusBrady RIP Davy Jones

[@Bro-cx2jc]

"Hedwig :3" 1.5 seconds later Hedwig: *Aight Imma head out*

[@allenbuddy3101]

After you watch the second part, you should absolutely watch the deleted scenes! They’re super huge for character development

[@thomaspappalardo7589]

The Horcrux amplified Ron’s feelings. Since he was injured, he was more vulnerable to its influence. By the time he disapparated, he wanted to come back but couldn’t.

[@BurningQuestion]

25:13 Thanks for making me imagine Voldemort just creeping in the woods with big smile on his face XD

[@Meanwhile-]

I don't know if wizards and muggles are different races, exactly, since magic can appear in people from purely muggle parents (Hermione) and some people with entirely magical parents can be born without it (Filch the caretaker, if memory serves?) That said Voldemort and his cronies are definitely bigoted.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

It's very much like the X-Men except the X-Men _are_ a new race.

[@SEliteGuitarist99]

16:13 they didn't make it clear, but the eye is act Mad-Eye Moody's. Umbridge was actually fully willing to work for Voldemort and was promoted because she was genuinely more cruel than most Death Eaters. She requested Mad-Eyes eye be out on her door

[@Slgjgnz]

5:00 To be clear, whilst Voldemort, his ancestor Salazar Slytherin, and all his Death Eaters like Malfoy, are extremely racists and do believe in the superiority of pure blood wizards, wizards are in fact not a different race. Might be more of a latent genetic trait, or just something way more mystic. That's why muggles sometimes have wizard children (like Hermione), and wizard also sometimes have muggle children, called squibs (like Hogwarts caretaker Filch, or Harry's neighbor Ms. Figg).

[@TheBreadSliceMaster]

They are different subraces. Wizards and Muggles have different anatomy even though both are human. Been mentioned multiple times in other books and media. Very similar but for example Wizards have a much longer average life span than humans up to two or three times longer. Muggles can't have yellow or purple eyes. Some medical cures wouldn't work at all on muggles and some are vice versa. So in a sense, yes they are different enough. But they are very compatible with each other. It's more kind of like different races of dog.

[@bidwell13]

Don’t know if you noticed it but the eye on Umbridge’s door was Mad Eye Moody’s eye that she got after he was killed.

[@tusharwattamwar]

That old lady is Bathilda Bagshot (she was murdered and then reanimated by Voldemort to contain his pet snake Nagini to be a trap for Harry)...Bathilda Bagshot is the greaat-aunt of Gellert Grindelwald (the most powerful dark wizard of all time before Voldemort and defeated by Albus Dumbledore and also the previous owner of the Elder Wand after stealing from Gregorovitch)...Bathilda Bagshot is also a magical historian and a great author of like "A Histoyry of Magic" which is used by Hogwarts for their "History of Magic" subject.

[@firecat4529]

31:49 Instead of this happening in the book Wormtail gets strangled by the silver Hand Voldemort gave him for trying to help Harry and the others.

[@JoshBanshee666]

Hedwigs death is honestly the saddest one

[@NsTheName]

The death of innocence :(

[@aaron5727]

Hedwig isnt that importsnt for the death to be extremely sad. Dobby, Dumbledore or Sirius hurted more tbh

[@JoshBanshee666]

@@aaron5727 those deaths were sad but hedwig was important she was extremely loyal Hedwigs death is the same as if someone's dog sacrificed themselves for their owner

[@aaron5727]

@@JoshBanshee666 you cant say that Hedwig was important. She didnt do sometjing important but was still cute

[@JoshBanshee666]

@@aaron5727 I can and will say she was important because she was. She was part of his life for years she was a part of his family and she didn't have to do anything special to be important

[@robertoprestigiacomo253]

2:48 - Actually, as others have mentioned already probably at this point there's a deleted scene where Harry's family has a grain of redemption. His aunt gets emotional in the empty house and tells Harry that the day Voldemort killed his mother she also lost a sister (showing that regardless the jelousy she showed in previous movies, she loved her). When they're all leaving Dudley stops and ask why Harry is not going with them, the uncle mumbles some reasons among which he call Harry a waste of space so Dudley walks up to Harry and tells him that he doesn't see him as a waste of space and shakes his hand, showing that he actually remembers that Harry saved his life. I haven't read the books but they told me that there Dudley changes even before that. In any case they weren't leaving Harry behind, Harry told them to leave to protect them from the death eaters while he had to stay to fight them. 18:23 - In the whole story she's written as the best character. J K Rowling wanted to make a story where the best character is a witch but she had to make Harry the protagonist to sell more because she knew boys mostly used to read magic fantasy books and they wouldn't relate well to a female protagonist. She still wrote the best character as a witch who outsmarts everyone around her though.

[@StarRider253]

For those of you who have seen the pirates of the caribbean movies, this guy 2:02 at the beginning is the same actor who plays Davy Jones

[@mathiaswittinger2808]

To be honest in the extended cut there is. Scene that redeems the Dursleys a little. Petunia, the aunt, tells Harry that on the day he lost his mother she also lost her sister. Which is no excuse for her behavior, but still it is a glimpse of her side of things and although she envied Lily, she was still her sister. Additionally Dudley tells Harry farewell and tells him that he is no waste of space as Harry implied only moments before. It really shows how Dudley grew up from the guy he was before!

[@kendall1208]

I cant stop laughing at the cat in the background meowing lol

[@MrSale1983]

Fleur took a part-time job at Gringotts Wizarding Bank to improve her English, and began dating her co-worker Bill Weasley. The pair soon became engaged and Fleur stayed at The Burrow in the summer of 1996 to get to know Bill's family better. This is their wedding. Madame Olympe Maxime was in the wedding because she was hers headmistress in Beauxbatons Academy of Magic.

[@SEliteGuitarist99]

12:57 in the book the charm would also have made Snapes tongue pop out of his mouth and the Dumbledore "ghost" would say "Severus"

[@ChoppasWRLDGaming]

Just found your Chanel last night, perfect timing!

[@VKunia]

Welcome aboard!💖🥹 Hope you enjoy ur stay! :)

[@DaDunge]

18:30 You're kidding right she doesn't a lot of stuff in the movies that Dumbledore is the one who does in the books. The ones we never get to see how good they are are Harry (Doesn't cast a spell in the entire first movie) and Ron (Reduced to comic relief).

[@Muck006]

10:00 "Such crazy names ..." have you ever heard of "Philippus Theophrastus Aureolus Bombast von Hohenheim"? You might know him as PARACELSUS, who coined the phrase "the dosis makes the poison" ...

[@athena450]

Girl I have been worried about your reaction to Hedwig's death since you said something about "protect Hedwig" in the first movie.

[@robertoschirmer5530]

VKunia: "Hedwig's gonna land softly and then come back... 🥺" Me: Oh dear... Oh dear, gorgeous... 😞

[@spud69g]

The autogenerated subtitles are pretty great at not understanding stuff, got some laughs while watching 😆

[@JoCamp696]

Okay, so a few things that were changed or left out. The Dursleys were not moving, but being sent into hiding so they wouldn't be captured and interrogated/tortured for Info about Harry. Dudley actually stopped being as much of a bully to Harry after the dementors attacked and Harry saved his life. They actually gave Harry polyjuice potion to disguise him during the wedding in case any of the guests were hostile or compromised. The wedding was for Bill Weasley (Ron's oldest brother) and Fleur Delaceur, the Beauxbaton champion from Goblet of Fire, and that's why Madame Maxime was there. Ginny had a crush on Harry for years, and had finally started dating in Half blood prince, wherein, in the book, Harry ended up developing a major crush on her and it's actually them that kissed after a match where SHE played seeker because he was in detention or something (forgive me, it's been years since I read the books.) At which point Ron accepted the inevitable. And, for the record, Ron and Hermione feel much less unnatural together in the books because he has more depth, and actually listens to her. The line in the cafe about the jeans being 'not his favorite' annoys me so much because in the books they're just his old jeans and a little too tight. Also, Harry's invisibility cloak is obviously THE cloak from the story, so he's descended from the brothers. And it isn't said anywhere, but I'm pretty sure when they were sent into hiding, they were staying in Dumbledore's family home. Neville is also way more key in the books.

[@almag4571]

Think about it like this: The oldest profession in the world + a pair of ugly rubber shoes = Horcrux. Ya welcome, VKunia.

[@renatosilva3888]

In the books th idea of them not returning to Sirius house is more touching because in the end Kreacher treats them nicely and is waiting for them with the dinner ready. Hermione changes their destination and leaves Yaxley behind because the house is protected with a spell that makes it only visible for those who know where it is and she's afraid of the idea of them accidentally revealing it to him.

[@archersterling8707]

voldemort had a delusion that somehow he could rule over muggles. he seems to forget that advances in technology pretty much surpassed magic ages ago. i mean email, phones, guns, vs sticks, birds, and fireplaces.

[@MrGlenbw]

9:59 - 10:04 Honestly, Dumbledore's full name sounds more sane compared to... (chuckle).... 'Cypher Raige'...

[@ViewerOnline101]

Important details the movie left out from the book: Dudley and Harry make peace before they leave. Wizards/witches and muggles aren't different races, one just has magic and the other doesn't. But muggles can suddenly and randomly have magical children (muggle-borns) and wizards/witches can suddenly and randomly have non-magical children (squibs). Voldemort hates muggles and muggle-borns because he views them as inferior, plus his father was a muggle, so he views that as a weakness within himself that he hates and keeps secret. Ginny was really sidelined in the movies, she had a bigger and more important role in the books. And both Harry/Ginny and Ron/Hermione was more fleshed out. Wormtail died in the book. Because Harry saved him from being killed by Sirius and Lupin, this created a kind of life bond, where Wormtail owed Harry his life. When Harry and his friends try to escape, Harry reminds him that he saved his life, and Wormtail hesitates. This caused the silver hand that Voldemort gave Wormtail to turn against him and strangle him to death; it was a failsafe Voldemort put into it in case Wormtail ever turned against him because of the life bond. Dumbledore got the Elder Wand after defeating the dark wizard Grindelwald, who he was in love with in his youth. They were both trying to obtain the Deathly Hallows, which was when Dumbledore committed most of his dark deeds along side Grindelwald. But then things went bad between them and so Dumbledore eventually fought to stop him.

[@kendric2000-q3d]

Harry Potter was such a part of my kid's childhoods. My son has a dark mark tattoo on his forearm. LOL.

[@tusharwattamwar]

The old guy is Mykew Gregorovitch. A famous wandmaker (shop name "Wands by Gregorovitch") and Ollivander's on par competitor....some consider him even more skilful than Ollivander...Gregorovitch previously possessed the Elder Wand (most powerful wand ever made)....As he had the Elder Wand, he must have been really good at Martial/Combative magic or capable of killing someone or accepting Death! As seen in that scene...the Elder Wand was then stolen by a young "Gellert Grindelwand"...The most powerfull dark wizard of all time before Voldemort...You will learn about him in the Fantastic Beasts series.

[@ravenclaw1848]

2:56 omg i’m so sad there was two deleted scenes where he talks to petunia Dursley and Dugbley and they actually have a nice moment

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

I'm so glad that this abominable trend to split single stories into two movies didn't last. The funniest thing is that even though this, together with part 2 is a movie over 4 hours long, it is also one of the most superficial adaptations of any of the seven books. It is bloated with unecesarrily long walking scenes, a dragged out end battle. And the actual meat of the story is still as glossed over as in all the other 6 movies.

[@edwardvolcan14]

The Dursley’s were beign transfered to a safe house because Harry’s protective spell was going to break when he turned 17. As awful as they were they didn’t abandoned Harry. Also, each Wandmaker uses a specific cores for the manufacture of wands. Ollivander uses Dragon heart strings, Phoenix feathers and Unicorn’s hair. Harry and Voldemort’s wands share the same core, which is two feathers from Fwakes, Dumbeldore’s Phoenix.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"THAT was the most powerful moustache I've seen in my entire life.." we'll see how quickly she changes her determination, after meeting Mr. Sam Elliott.

[@117dragonking]

The dark magic of the locket amplifies negative feelings like insecurity. It does put extra thoughts in you that make it worse, but it doesn't create issues that weren't already there. Taking it off lightens the load, but if you wait until after you've reached your limit, there's no stopping the victim from snapping.

[@John_Zatanna]

8:00 yes because it is really common to survive "THE KILLING CURSE"

[@Jack-fr9hz]

5:04 Nagini is actually modeled after a reticulated python (a Burmese python in the 4th film). Retics can be longer than anacondas, but are not as heavy. In the books it's never mentioned what type of snake Nagini is, but that she is large & has venom. The longest venomous snake is the king cobra, but they are not nearly wide enough to eat a human. As a snake w certain... uh, magical properties however, (don't wanna give spoilers) perhaps she's a retic that has been magically infused w venom?

[@firecat4529]

4:35 You don't need a wand to perform magic, btw. It might just be easier with it.

[@markplott4820]

Vkunia - in a Deleted scene, Duddly the muggle, hugs Harry before he & his Family flee.

[@tusharwattamwar]

This is an really interesting and imp detail...If you notice carefully when Hermione clears the snow on the grave in Godric's Hollow, you can see the name Ignotus Peverell on that grave... Ignotus Peverell of the great "Peverell Family" is the 3rd brother (original owner of the Cloak of Invisibility) from the deathly hallows story who is Potter Family's direct ancestor... The 1st brother from the story is Antioch Peverell who got the Elder Wand...but he does not have any direct descendants unlike his brothers because he was killed by another wizard and the Elder Wand was stolen from him... The 2nd brother's name is Cadmus Peverell who got the Resurrection Stone...some later generation of him mated with some later generation of Salazar Slytherin of the great Slytherin Family (one of the 4 founding members of Hogwarts) which gave rise to another great pure blood family called the Gaunt Family (Voldemort's ancestors...his maternal family). Voldemort's mother is Merope Gaunt, daughter of Marvolo Gaunt who married a muggle named Tom Riddle Sr...gave birth to Voldemort and named him Tom Marvolo Riddle. Peverell Family Tree ----> harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Peverell_family In current time... Dumbledore had the Elder Wand (20:02 stolen by Gellert Grindelwald from wandmaker Gregorovitch and then later Dumbledore defeated Grindlewald and must have got the Elder Wand)....The Resurrection Stone is the one in Tom Riddle's ring which Dumbledore had in the previous movie kept along with the Diary (the ring originally belonged to his mother)...and the Cloak Of Invisibility is with Harry which was passed down to him by his dad.

[@nick.81]

"It's not safe. They're going to go to Antarctica or something... North Korea." 🤣😂😅

[@GasBandit]

8:00 No. If there's a green flash, somebody's not OK. The only spell that manifests a green flash is Avada Kedavra, the killing curse.

[@QuarkStorm]

Me before Hagrid and Harry ride together: "She's going to lose it hard.. I mean "real hard" when this will happen." Me after: She has a pure heart for believing Hedwige's still gonna make it. *Sadge* Avada Kedavra aka the Killing Curse spares no one. R.I.P. The movie rendered her justice. Such an underappreciated creature.

[@HaganeNoGijutsushi]

I mean, it spares no one except Harry. Imagine AK just bouncing off Hedwig, and the rest of the movie is about supporting The Owl Who Lived in her rightful quest to peck Voldemort's eyes out.

[@QuarkStorm]

@@HaganeNoGijutsushi Ok I think you exaggerated too much on that. I'm happy with what happened and I would never go back to change the result.

[@gabrienduquette9702]

If you re watch the part of “the tale of 3 brothers”, you find that the brothers are reincarnated. One power(Voldemort- elder wand), Snape for love(Lilly Potter, stone) , and one greeted Death as a old friend, (Harry- invisibility cloak). I love the symbolism you can find through the series.

[@t.p.7320]

One could say ‘Love’ (Resurrection Stone) could also be Dumbledore, no? Because he wanted to bring back his mother and sister to tell them how sorry he was.

[@ibrahimanjum6575]

And Dumbledore is Death

[@JD43232]

5:18 Its called discrimination. Voldemort thinks muggles are unworthy beings. Its just simple straight forward evil.

[@fafaffawfacf4942]

That man vibrating with passion is Minister of Magic played by Bill Nighy. He also played Davy Jones in Pirates of the Caribbean, one of the greatest villains of all filmography. I recommend watching first three Pirates of the Caribbean.

[@lout7155]

The phrase "she looks like Emperor Palpatine" caught me off guard and i almost fell in love right now

[@DragonDude233]

I still hated how they changed Grindelwald’s character in this movie. In the books Grindelwald refuses to give up the Elder Wand to Voldemort to protect Dumbledore, his former best friend and lover. In the books he had one of the best redemption arcs I’ve seen in Harry Potter and the movies completely screwed this up and that is the change I hated the most. I’m posting this comment to inform you about Grindelwald’s heroic act because honestly it’s disgusting how many people say that Grindelwald stayed as a villain when that’s not true at all.

[@beterbomen]

There is a cut scene (that really shouldn't have been cut) where Harry says goodbye to to the Dursleys, and Dudley makes it clear that he doesn't hate him. It goes something like this: The Dursleys are getting into their car, and Vernon realizes that this isn't goodbye, this is farewell. When he says that, Dudley is confused, asking if Harry isn't comming with them. When Vernon points out that Harry wouldn't want to, Harry speaks up, informing Vernon that he knows he sees Harry as nothing but "a waste of space." Vernon is troubled by it being thrown in his face like that, so he says nothing but "Let's go, Dudley". But Dudley doesn't get into the car. Instead, he walks up to Harry, and extends his hand. When Harry shakes it, Dudley states "I don't think you're a waste of space." In the book, it's made ckear that what Dudley means is that he cares about Harry, and that he came to that conclusion because Harry rescued him from the Dementors two years ago, and that he's been struggling with how to say it for over a year. It is also made clear that, after the series ended, Harry and Dudley stayed in touch, in a "send each other Cristmass cards" kind of way, and that they occasionally let their children play together while they sat on a bench and not talk to each other.

[@fabian5813]

Why Does Everyone Think Hedwig Will Be Ok, When He Clearly Got Hit With The Green Killing Curse

[@marshmello4310]

Lucius is all bark and no bite, I think he’s gotten easily knocked out in a wand battle about 10 times throughout the Harry Potter movies

[@lunamartin6283]

Well there's Fantastic Beasts series also set in wizarding world consisting of three movies. Set 70 years before Harry Potter movies, has Newt Scamander as the protagonist and shows Dumbledore in his younger days.

[@SpelVarld]

02:08 i really like that the had the same actor that played david jones (tho with sgi on him) in harry potter