Hi! a pureblood witch or wizard means their family tree has no muggles in it. A half blood is a witch or wizard who has a muggle for a mother or a father. Professor Snape is half blood because his mother is a pure blood witch and his abusive father is a muggle. The Weasleys are pure blood. Hermione is muggle born because both of her parents are muggles and she was born with magic. Mr. Filch and Mrs. Figg are squibs.. They have magical parents but they were born without magic.
A Half-Blood is someone who has one magical parent and one muggle parent. Professor Snape mother was a witch his father was a muggle his mother's maiden name with Prince, making him a Half-Blood Prince
They have a new defence professor every year because Voldemort cursed he position. He wanted it and Dumbledore refused to let him teach at Hogwarts. No one can hold the position for more than a year.
I love how invested pople become in the characters as they continue to watch these films. I have seen a number of people react to them now and its starts well enough, but by book four when Cedric dies everything becomes real and people take the deaths that occur more and more to their hearts. It was only small thing and you may not have realised you did it, but when you were summing up at the end you refered to the great man as Albus not Dumbledore. It shows how deeply you felt about tthe man eveen though he is fictional. Even those of us who had read the books so knew what was coming, shed tears in the cinemas because it was done so well. Especialy the touching part of everyone raising thier wands both as a salute and to vanish the dark mark with light.
It’s late & I need to go to bed since I have to work tomorrow but I’m definitely watching tomorrow. There are a couple of important things that are discussed in the books but only alluded to in the movie. First, Voldemort did not expect Draco to succeed in getting rid of Dumbledore. He gave the boy the job as punishment for Lucius Malfoy’s failures, The diary Horcrux was destroyed in Lucius’s plot to open the Chamber of Secrets & then he failed to retrieve the prophecy from the Dept. of Mysteries. Voldemort was furious so he gave Draco a job he thought the boy couldn’t accomplish then told the Malfoys that he would kiII the boy if he failed. That’s why Narcissa Malfoy went to Snape. Snape knew about the plan because Voldemort, believing Draco would fail, told him with the understanding that Snape would do it after Draco tried. Second, everyone who watches the movies but doesn’t read the books is confused about the Horcruxes. Tom Riddle asked Slughorn about splitting his SOUL into 7 pieces. One piece has to remain in his body so he planned to create SIX Horcruxes. He had already made one -the ring he was wearing-so he needed to know if it was safe to split his soul again. Once Slughorn confirmed it was possible to split the soul more than once young Tom Riddle set out to make 5 more. It was the original part of his tattered soul that fled the Potter’s house after the failed attack on baby Harry. Voldemort’s body was destroyed so that piece of his soul fled to Albania & hid. Quirrel stumbled upon it while he was in Albania studying vampires & bought it back to Britain. It was that piece of his soul that Pettigrew used to resurrect Voldemort in Goblet of Fire.
When Harry was in the diner place at the beginning of the film, those are breathe mints that he put into his mouth because he checked his breath and wanted to make sure that it smelt good.
That whole scene with the girl didn’t it even happen in the books. Dumbledore literally picked him up from the Dursleys at like 11p.m and scared the shiz out of the Dursleys. Wish they had the original scene instead of the weird diner thing.
👉 Now I can finally tell you why no one can stay working as a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher for more than a year. In The Half Blood Prince book one of many memories that Dumbledore shows Harry was the day Tom Riddle tried to apply for the teaching position of Defense Against the Dark Arts. But when he went to his job interview at Hogwarts Dumbledore was already the Headmaster by this point and Dumbledore denied Tom Riddle the teaching position. So Voldemort cursed the job so that no one will ever be able to hold the job for more than a year. 🏰🪄💀
"Malfoy's not Malfoying" LOL, and yes, you got the name right it's pronounced like 'Shawn'. 7 years at Hogwarts, they basically graduate around 17/18. Wizarding law puts a Trace on witches and wizards until the age of 17 that will alert the ministry to magic around the kid (mostly for the case of muggle borns, the ministry expects that wizard parents would keep an eye on their own kids). That's Fenrir Greyback, he is indeed a werewolf. He's also the werewolf who bit Lupin when he was just a kid in retaliation for Lupin's dad introducing laws to the Ministry to further suppress werewolf rights or something. Half-Blood refers to a wizard's lineage. Seamus in the first one says 'I'm half and half..dad's a muggle, mum's a witch, bit of a nasty shock for him when he found out', Harry is also half-blood as his father was a pure blood and his mother was a muggle born witch. Severus' mother was a witch and his father a muggle, his mother's maiden name was Prince, and his father was an abusive P.O.S. so he fashioned a nickname for himself (Tom is also a half-blood, his mother was a witch and she used a love potion on his father, a muggle). The thing with love potions is though, that any child born under the influence of a love potion, does not have the emotional capability to love, kind of like a wizard version of a psychopath.
I strongly recommend reading all the comments and rewatchi g the previous mobie before watching the next, so as to really be on top of what's happening.
The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts. The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions. 📖⚗️🧪🪄
They're 16. (I saw someone already mentioned the ages). Dumbledore was 114/115 when he died so the trio weren't far off on his age. There is a Harry Potter tv/streaming series in the works right now. It's supposed to come out in 2025/2026. It's supposed to be more faithful to the books. Half-blood is anyone who has 1 pureblood magic parent while the other parent is either a muggleborn or a muggle.
The book description of what Septumsempra did to Malfoy is absolutely brutal. It roughly translates to "a thousand cuts" in Latin, actually. So think of thousands of papercut-like lesions that don't heal (if I remember correctly). Snape being the inventor of the curse, knew the counter-curse that saved Malfoy's life.
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically. The wizard's chess scenes from Philosopher's Stone is another. I think another good example is the good questions he was asking in Chamber Of Secrets when Harry found that crumpled up book page in Hermione's hand.
Hogwarts is 7 years. Basically the equivalent of middle school and high school combined in the US. In this movie they would be the equivalent of Juniors in High school.
These were not Voldemort's memories but other people's memories of Voldemort: you can't go up to him and say 'hand over all your memories so we can destroy you!' Septum sempora can be a killing curse (also known as the severing curse) and Malfoy would have died if Snape had not stepped in!
What you most have to know about this film is that it's really Draco's film. It covers the beginning of his story arc from being an a-hole racist like his daddy Lucius to a real awakening and a questioning of what he thought he knew. It's a really interesting reversal of character to watch. Draco goes from the child mimicking his father in order to try to win his love and approval to the teen enraged about his father's arrest and imprisonment and ready to wreak vengeance on those he feels are responsible for the scandal and his family's loss of social and political influence. Voldemort uses Draco's desire to hit back to recruit him into the Death Eaters, then gives him a couple tasks to perform (but also threatens Draco with death if he fails). What Draco doesn't know is that Voldemort doesn't believe Draco will succeed; it's a trap to punish Lucius by killing or damaging his son. Over the course of the school year, the gravity of the missions he accepted hits him. Draco finds himself with no one to seek counsel from, no friend he can confide in, just completely isolated. And the harm he inflicts as he almost kills classmates and teachers fills him with regret. On the one hand, his father's imprisonment leaves Draco free from his worst influence, but on the other he is adrift and miserable. In the mire of misery and regret Draco cooks in a crucible that remakes his character. He finds his father's perspective provides no explanations or answers. He is forced to think for himself and find a different way forward. His change continues through the remaining films, but this film is the dramatic beginning. _______________________________________________________________________ I'm impressed with your noticing Draco is not messing with people, not being confrontive and mean or calling names all that much (not counting breaking Harry's nose on the train). But your later suspicions that Draco is 'manipulating' much of anything, I don't understand. Draco has spent a lot of time isolated and pensive. You don't see him leading his gang. You see him tinker with the vanishing cabinet. The only 'manipulation' you see is him talking to Katie a little before she ends up cursed by that necklace. In one of his dreams, Harry saw Voldemort on the train platform wearing one of Draco's sharp black suits (I think it may have been in the previous film). When Harry had that dream, Voldemort was already living at Malfoy Manor and beginning to influence Draco. Dumbledore also gave a first-day speech to the students saying that the evil forces at work have their greatest weapon "in YOU", and Dumbledore directed those last two words at Draco. Purposely. Advisedly. Voldemort was getting into Draco's head. But look at the scene in the Hogwarts dining hall, as Harry speaks with Katie who has just recovered from being cursed by that necklace. Standing at the other end of the dining hall is Draco. In a bright white shirt and sweater vest. When have you ever seen Draco showing this much white? Draco heads off to the Boys lavatory and breaks down as he comes to the sink, tearing off the sweater. So much white. It signals something changing in Draco, who is weeping with regret. I have to wonder how the story would have changed if Harry, more characteristically, had stopped to address the remorse instead of seeking vengeance. Harry used that spell he read in the Half-blood Prince's textbook and almost killed Draco. If Snape had not been there... _______________________________________________________________________ How A Horcrux Works: To be 'alive' your soul must be tethered to the material world through your physical body. If your physical body dies, your soul is no longer tethered and your soul is released to the spiritual world. When you murder a person, your soul breaks into two pieces. But if you've prepared a material object to accept a piece of your soul, you can invest a piece into that prepared object as a kind of 'backup body' that keeps you tethered to the material world. With a horcrux, destruction of your original body does not mean your death; you continue to live. (It took Voldemort to decide to make more than one horcrux, to ensure his eternal continuation.) Basic Horcrux Math: When you make a horcrux, you murder someone, break your soul in two, put one piece into the horcrux, and leave the other piece inside your original physical body. If you make a two horcruxes, you do two separate murders and each time put one piece into the horcrux and leave one piece in your body, so two murders make three pieces, netting you two horcruxes and the continuation of your life in your original body. So, if X= the number of soul pieces, X-1= the number of horcruxes you can make. Tom Riddle Jr broke his soul into seven pieces (X=7) and made horcruxes out of the extra pieces (X-1=6). The mission is now to find all six horcruxes and destroy them. So far, they've found two; they have four more to go. _______________________________________________________________________ Do you recognize the wedge-shaped rocky island from the photo in Tommy's orphanage room?
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The kids are 16/17 in this movie. Harry won't be 16 until July (after the events of the movie), Hermione turned 17 in September (near the beginning of the movie), and Ron turned 17 in March (near the end of the movie). In the wizarding world, 17 is considered the age of majority.
@@Me-wk3ix Oh dang, I learnt something new today lol. Makes sense, cause the opposite of major is minor and if you're under 18 you're called a minor. I take back my previous message!
Watched this right before I fell asleep last night and watching it again, hey man I literally started watching cuz the sorcerer's stone, Harry potter has been my favorite since I was a child and your reactions are fire!!! I really can't wait to see you react to deathly hallows. It's gonna be epic. But I subbed on a whim and haven't regretted it since brotha. God bless! Maybe you'll do the fantastic beast movies that are prequels:)
The kids drank Butterbeer in their third year. I don't know if it maybe was non- or low-alcoholic? Seems like these were adult Butterbeer 🤭 You can get/make them cold or hot. I have my own kind I make hot around Christmas. Delicious!😋
Overall the movies are really good adaptations, but I am annoyed with how they handled the Half-Blood Prince reveal, because it doesn't end up explaining much of anything. Snape's mother's maiden name was Prince, which is where "Half-Blood Prince" comes from. Looking forward to seeing the final installments in this series! :)
remake of harry potter will be in 2026 n its going to be a tv series n will be 7 szns, lord of rings in 2026 too ,which will focus on Andy Serkis’ Gollum
@emjayy1233 I liked that. It felt like a break in tone from the first several. It really gives us a moment in time anyone can relate to in order to understand the characters better. I really disliked the 5th movie though.
‘Oh to be young and feel loves keen sting!’
😂😂 Dumbledore being brutal and iconic
Hi! a pureblood witch or wizard means their family tree has no muggles in it. A half blood is a witch or wizard who has a muggle for a mother or a father. Professor Snape is half blood because his mother is a pure blood witch and his abusive father is a muggle. The Weasleys are pure blood. Hermione is muggle born because both of her parents are muggles and she was born with magic. Mr. Filch and Mrs. Figg are squibs.. They have magical parents but they were born without magic.
never shown in the movies but harry gave all his winnings from the tri wizard tournament to the weasley twins to start up there prank shop
A Half-Blood is someone who has one magical parent and one muggle parent. Professor Snape mother was a witch his father was a muggle his mother's maiden name with Prince, making him a Half-Blood Prince
They have a new defence professor every year because Voldemort cursed he position. He wanted it and Dumbledore refused to let him teach at Hogwarts. No one can hold the position for more than a year.
The curse ends only with the real end of voldemort
Harry being "high" on Felix Felicis is the funniest sequence in the movies for me 😂😂😂 Dan Radcliffe absolutely killed me with his comedic timing 😂
I love how invested pople become in the characters as they continue to watch these films. I have seen a number of people react to them now and its starts well enough, but by book four when Cedric dies everything becomes real and people take the deaths that occur more and more to their hearts. It was only small thing and you may not have realised you did it, but when you were summing up at the end you refered to the great man as Albus not Dumbledore. It shows how deeply you felt about tthe man eveen though he is fictional. Even those of us who had read the books so knew what was coming, shed tears in the cinemas because it was done so well. Especialy the touching part of everyone raising thier wands both as a salute and to vanish the dark mark with light.
It’s late & I need to go to bed since I have to work tomorrow but I’m definitely watching tomorrow.
There are a couple of important things that are discussed in the books but only alluded to in the movie. First, Voldemort did not expect Draco to succeed in getting rid of Dumbledore. He gave the boy the job as punishment for Lucius Malfoy’s failures, The diary Horcrux was destroyed in Lucius’s plot to open the Chamber of Secrets & then he failed to retrieve the prophecy from the Dept. of Mysteries. Voldemort was furious so he gave Draco a job he thought the boy couldn’t accomplish then told the Malfoys that he would kiII the boy if he failed. That’s why Narcissa Malfoy went to Snape. Snape knew about the plan because Voldemort, believing Draco would fail, told him with the understanding that Snape would do it after Draco tried.
Second, everyone who watches the movies but doesn’t read the books is confused about the Horcruxes. Tom Riddle asked Slughorn about splitting his SOUL into 7 pieces. One piece has to remain in his body so he planned to create SIX Horcruxes. He had already made one -the ring he was wearing-so he needed to know if it was safe to split his soul again. Once Slughorn confirmed it was possible to split the soul more than once young Tom Riddle set out to make 5 more. It was the original part of his tattered soul that fled the Potter’s house after the failed attack on baby Harry. Voldemort’s body was destroyed so that piece of his soul fled to Albania & hid. Quirrel stumbled upon it while he was in Albania studying vampires & bought it back to Britain. It was that piece of his soul that Pettigrew used to resurrect Voldemort in Goblet of Fire.
56:30 “push Dumbledore in the water” is CRAZY
When Harry was in the diner place at the beginning of the film, those are breathe mints that he put into his mouth because he checked his breath and wanted to make sure that it smelt good.
😂😂😂 he wasn't popping pills 😂
That whole scene with the girl didn’t it even happen in the books. Dumbledore literally picked him up from the Dursleys at like 11p.m and scared the shiz out of the Dursleys. Wish they had the original scene instead of the weird diner thing.
👉 Now I can finally tell you why no one can stay working as a Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher for more than a year.
In The Half Blood Prince book one of many memories that Dumbledore shows Harry was the day Tom Riddle tried to apply for the teaching position of Defense Against the Dark Arts. But when he went to his job interview at Hogwarts Dumbledore was already the Headmaster by this point and Dumbledore denied Tom Riddle the teaching position. So Voldemort cursed the job so that no one will ever be able to hold the job for more than a year.
🏰🪄💀
Yeah but tom only wanted to get the position so he could get to the sword and ravenclaws diadem to make them into horcruxes
"Malfoy's not Malfoying" LOL, and yes, you got the name right it's pronounced like 'Shawn'. 7 years at Hogwarts, they basically graduate around 17/18. Wizarding law puts a Trace on witches and wizards until the age of 17 that will alert the ministry to magic around the kid (mostly for the case of muggle borns, the ministry expects that wizard parents would keep an eye on their own kids).
That's Fenrir Greyback, he is indeed a werewolf. He's also the werewolf who bit Lupin when he was just a kid in retaliation for Lupin's dad introducing laws to the Ministry to further suppress werewolf rights or something.
Half-Blood refers to a wizard's lineage. Seamus in the first one says 'I'm half and half..dad's a muggle, mum's a witch, bit of a nasty shock for him when he found out', Harry is also half-blood as his father was a pure blood and his mother was a muggle born witch. Severus' mother was a witch and his father a muggle, his mother's maiden name was Prince, and his father was an abusive P.O.S. so he fashioned a nickname for himself (Tom is also a half-blood, his mother was a witch and she used a love potion on his father, a muggle). The thing with love potions is though, that any child born under the influence of a love potion, does not have the emotional capability to love, kind of like a wizard version of a psychopath.
Wow I was correct about a lot more than I thought, thanks for the info! 👍🏿
Death eaters, not dark eaters.
I strongly recommend reading all the comments and rewatchi g the previous mobie before watching the next, so as to really be on top of what's happening.
The reason Professor Snape called himself The Half Blood Prince is because his mother who was a witch had the maiden name of "Prince". He loved his mother and was proud of her. But his muggle father was very abusive. Snape hated his father so much that he liked referring to himself as the Half Blood Prince rather than the name of his father's last name of "Snape" during his years as a student in Hogwarts.
The ironic thing about Harry is he always had a hard time learning potions from Professor Snape. But the moment Harry found Snape's old text book with all of Snape's hand written notes and didn't realized that it had belonged to Snape Harry suddenly began to excel in potions.
📖⚗️🧪🪄
They're 16. (I saw someone already mentioned the ages).
Dumbledore was 114/115 when he died so the trio weren't far off on his age.
There is a Harry Potter tv/streaming series in the works right now. It's supposed to come out in 2025/2026. It's supposed to be more faithful to the books.
Half-blood is anyone who has 1 pureblood magic parent while the other parent is either a muggleborn or a muggle.
The book description of what Septumsempra did to Malfoy is absolutely brutal. It roughly translates to "a thousand cuts" in Latin, actually. So think of thousands of papercut-like lesions that don't heal (if I remember correctly). Snape being the inventor of the curse, knew the counter-curse that saved Malfoy's life.
5:30 those weren’t pills, pretty sure that was some mint candy. 😂😂😂😂
Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically. The wizard's chess scenes from Philosopher's Stone is another. I think another good example is the good questions he was asking in Chamber Of Secrets when Harry found that crumpled up book page in Hermione's hand.
"Malfoy is not Malfoying right now." That's basically Harry's reason for suspecting him in the books.
Hogwarts is 7 years. Basically the equivalent of middle school and high school combined in the US.
In this movie they would be the equivalent of Juniors in High school.
These were not Voldemort's memories but other people's memories of Voldemort: you can't go up to him and say 'hand over all your memories so we can destroy you!' Septum sempora can be a killing curse (also known as the severing curse) and Malfoy would have died if Snape had not stepped in!
What you most have to know about this film is that it's really Draco's film.
It covers the beginning of his story arc from being an a-hole racist like his daddy Lucius to a real awakening and a questioning of what he thought he knew.
It's a really interesting reversal of character to watch.
Draco goes from the child mimicking his father in order to try to win his love and approval to the teen enraged about his father's arrest and imprisonment and ready to wreak vengeance on those he feels are responsible for the scandal and his family's loss of social and political influence.
Voldemort uses Draco's desire to hit back to recruit him into the Death Eaters, then gives him a couple tasks to perform (but also threatens Draco with death if he fails). What Draco doesn't know is that Voldemort doesn't believe Draco will succeed; it's a trap to punish Lucius by killing or damaging his son.
Over the course of the school year, the gravity of the missions he accepted hits him. Draco finds himself with no one to seek counsel from, no friend he can confide in, just completely isolated. And the harm he inflicts as he almost kills classmates and teachers fills him with regret. On the one hand, his father's imprisonment leaves Draco free from his worst influence, but on the other he is adrift and miserable. In the mire of misery and regret Draco cooks in a crucible that remakes his character. He finds his father's perspective provides no explanations or answers. He is forced to think for himself and find a different way forward.
His change continues through the remaining films, but this film is the dramatic beginning.
_______________________________________________________________________
I'm impressed with your noticing Draco is not messing with people, not being confrontive and mean or calling names all that much (not counting breaking Harry's nose on the train).
But your later suspicions that Draco is 'manipulating' much of anything, I don't understand.
Draco has spent a lot of time isolated and pensive.
You don't see him leading his gang.
You see him tinker with the vanishing cabinet.
The only 'manipulation' you see is him talking to Katie a little before she ends up cursed by that necklace.
In one of his dreams, Harry saw Voldemort on the train platform wearing one of Draco's sharp black suits (I think it may have been in the previous film). When Harry had that dream, Voldemort was already living at Malfoy Manor and beginning to influence Draco. Dumbledore also gave a first-day speech to the students saying that the evil forces at work have their greatest weapon "in YOU", and Dumbledore directed those last two words at Draco. Purposely. Advisedly.
Voldemort was getting into Draco's head.
But look at the scene in the Hogwarts dining hall, as Harry speaks with Katie who has just recovered from being cursed by that necklace.
Standing at the other end of the dining hall is Draco. In a bright white shirt and sweater vest.
When have you ever seen Draco showing this much white?
Draco heads off to the Boys lavatory and breaks down as he comes to the sink, tearing off the sweater. So much white. It signals something changing in Draco, who is weeping with regret.
I have to wonder how the story would have changed if Harry, more characteristically, had stopped to address the remorse instead of seeking vengeance.
Harry used that spell he read in the Half-blood Prince's textbook and almost killed Draco.
If Snape had not been there...
_______________________________________________________________________
How A Horcrux Works:
To be 'alive' your soul must be tethered to the material world through your physical body.
If your physical body dies, your soul is no longer tethered and your soul is released to the spiritual world.
When you murder a person, your soul breaks into two pieces.
But if you've prepared a material object to accept a piece of your soul, you can invest a piece into that prepared object as a kind of 'backup body' that keeps you tethered to the material world.
With a horcrux, destruction of your original body does not mean your death; you continue to live.
(It took Voldemort to decide to make more than one horcrux, to ensure his eternal continuation.)
Basic Horcrux Math:
When you make a horcrux, you murder someone, break your soul in two, put one piece into the horcrux, and leave the other piece inside your original physical body.
If you make a two horcruxes, you do two separate murders and each time put one piece into the horcrux and leave one piece in your body, so two murders make three pieces, netting you two horcruxes and the continuation of your life in your original body.
So, if X= the number of soul pieces, X-1= the number of horcruxes you can make.
Tom Riddle Jr broke his soul into seven pieces (X=7) and made horcruxes out of the extra pieces (X-1=6).
The mission is now to find all six horcruxes and destroy them.
So far, they've found two; they have four more to go.
_______________________________________________________________________
Do you recognize the wedge-shaped rocky island from the photo in Tommy's orphanage room?
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these next two movies go crazy fr
The kids are 16/17 in this movie. Harry won't be 16 until July (after the events of the movie), Hermione turned 17 in September (near the beginning of the movie), and Ron turned 17 in March (near the end of the movie). In the wizarding world, 17 is considered the age of majority.
You're saying Hermione is a year older. Really?
@@livb6945 10 months older than Harry, 6 months older than Ron. Yep.
You mean age of maturity?
@bidishah Nope, the phrase is the age of majority. Just googled it to double-check myself, lol.
@@Me-wk3ix Oh dang, I learnt something new today lol. Makes sense, cause the opposite of major is minor and if you're under 18 you're called a minor. I take back my previous message!
Watched this right before I fell asleep last night and watching it again, hey man I literally started watching cuz the sorcerer's stone, Harry potter has been my favorite since I was a child and your reactions are fire!!! I really can't wait to see you react to deathly hallows. It's gonna be epic. But I subbed on a whim and haven't regretted it since brotha. God bless! Maybe you'll do the fantastic beast movies that are prequels:)
Voldemort was already evil when Dumbledore went to see him at the orphanage. He used to bully and hurt the other kids there.
The kids drank Butterbeer in their third year. I don't know if it maybe was non- or low-alcoholic? Seems like these were adult Butterbeer 🤭
You can get/make them cold or hot.
I have my own kind I make hot around Christmas. Delicious!😋
Overall the movies are really good adaptations, but I am annoyed with how they handled the Half-Blood Prince reveal, because it doesn't end up explaining much of anything. Snape's mother's maiden name was Prince, which is where "Half-Blood Prince" comes from. Looking forward to seeing the final installments in this series! :)
It's like they had a meeting and collectively decided to just never explain the title of the movie.
They are not the best adaptations but they are the best that we got so far.
remake of harry potter will be in 2026 n its going to be a tv series n will be 7 szns, lord of rings in 2026 too ,which will focus on Andy Serkis’ Gollum
actually with original actors or all new ones?
@@Whatitdo-ft2jr new ones
My FAVORITE of the series ❤
My favorite book but the movie is too much of a teenage drama for me.
@emjayy1233 I liked that. It felt like a break in tone from the first several. It really gives us a moment in time anyone can relate to in order to understand the characters better. I really disliked the 5th movie though.
@@KatBee00 I think the 5th movie is great, did an awesome job in making a book that was too long into a short and compelling movie.
@@emjayy1233 I couldn't disagree more. I felt it was a travesty adaptation. The only saving grace was how good the casting for Umbridge was.
@@KatBee00 I respect your opinion but almost every harry potter channel thinks the 5th movie was a great adaptation