No, I agree. Even though the hands were in the hands of wicked people, he treats them with the love and passion they deserve, despite the owners who once owned them. It is as if he view's every wand like a person.
In a way you can look at Malfoy's wand as a reflection of himself. It was around this time he'd truly realized he was on the wrong side, much like his wand his allegiance had shifted to Harry, whether he was able to show it or not.
@@anorak865Not to mention that it’s regarded as extraordinary loyal to its wielder, making it all the more noteworthy that it changed allegiance at all.
1:42 "The wand chooses the wizard Mr. Potter..." I bet he'd been waiting almost 20 years to say that, and I bet Daniel had been waiting that long to hear it again! 😭
Although most wizards had heard about them through the Tale of the Three Brothers, few knew that they had a name and that there were those who believed in the quest to find them.
I read the books a long time ago and I've forgottne so this is just speculation but: Did the book have a narrator that talked about the Deathly Hallows? The movies don't get a narrator and have to present crucial information through dialogue so maybe that's what happened here
There’s an entire lore about how it became passed down through the Potter family. I won’t go through all the details, but James gave it to Dumbledore shortly before he died, and then Dumbledore gifted it to Harry for Christmas. I don’t think there’s any real difference between this Invisibility Cloak and any other one (since there are multiple Invisibility Cloaks).
@@Gemnist98 There is. Normal Invisibility cloaks usually last 20 to 40 years max, even the best ones, whilst Death's cloak had been passed on in the Potter family for generations, never waning.
@@Gemnist98 There is a difference. A normal one can be destroyed or can be tampered with magic. But Harry's cloak was a Deathly hallow; It was given by death itself to Antioch peverell, Passed on for ages till it was passed to harry. Harry's Cloak can never be destroyed by magic.
@@danieltyrebello550 Ignotus* actually, also either I read too much fanfiction or read it in the book, but apperently the cloak not only hides person but it's soul aswell (thats why death couldn't find the 3rd brother), while other cloaks just hides the person.
@@marius1901 Are you really this thick headed? I can just edit it... still "specifically" makes way more sense than "especially", anybody with that have more than a single brain cell can see this. Well its obvious why you didnt...
Watching this scene I just realized that Harry IS, the master of death! He, possesses all three hallows, decides to die, isn't tempted to keep the wand or the resurrection stone. Harry is a the ultimate BOSS!
Dumbledore wanted the hallows but realized he wasn't the rightful owner, and he made sure that Harry would ultimately control them. -He kept the Cloak after Lily and James' deaths, and gave it to Harry during his first year at Hogwarts. -He discovered Gaunt's Ring (which was in fact the Stone) and decided that Harry would inherit it after his death -and of course, he was the owner of the Elder Wand. Dumbledore was so badly hurt when he found the Stone that he would have died rapidly regardless, and he persuaded Snape to finish him off so that Voldemort won't get control of the Wand himself. But he let Draco disarm him (which Harry witnessed) just before that; Harry later beat Draco as well while escaping Malfoy Manor, thereby conquering control of the Elder wand himself. Also worth noting in that last case is that Draco, Harry's worst enemy at Hogwarts, basically helped him to beat Voldemort without even realizing. xD
Even in the scene where Harry needs a wand in the sorcerer’s stone, Olivander already told him that the wand chooses the wizard... but the goosebump in this part tho..
Malfoy had a unicorn core wand which does not allow dark magic so easily and does not turn evil either .... It's clear why Malfoy never really supported Voldemort
No. Wands are semi-sentient. Malfoy's wand was simply tired of him and found a more suitable Master in Harry. So it left Malfoy the first chance it got.
When Harry says “I suppose I have to kill him before he finds me” damn what a boss. In the end he really was the master of death for awhile having all three deathly hollows.
I Know Right! 1.The Elders Wand - Dumbledore's Wand 2.The Resurrection Stone - The Philosophers/Sorcerers Stone 3. The Invisibility Cloak - Harry's Cloak
theres a difference between the resurrection stone and the philosophers stone, the philosphers stone brings immortality while the resurrection stone conjures loved ones from the dead, though its true it was actually literally under harry's nose or should I say mouth the whole time
John Hurt is brilliant. He brings that character to life. Just the way he handles the wands; you’d 100% believe that the man had devoted his entire life to wand lore.
One of the single greatest scenes in the entire eight-film series occurs when Harry steps into Ollivander’s wand shop to buy his first wand. Fans of the book knew just how important this scene was, as Harry’s wand was the tool that would ultimately allow him to practice magic at Hogwarts, but they weren’t necessarily prepared for John Hurt’s master class in the role of Ollivander. In a single scene, he manages to encapsulate his character’s wisdom, sense of humor, and dark foreboding when he realizes that the perfect wand for Harry happens to be the brother of Voldemort’s. His monologue to Harry is now the stuff of legend, and when the actor passed away in 2017 at the age of 77, it became etched into the hearts of fans as the one he would be remembered by. Like Alan Rickman and Roger Lloyd Pack, Hurt passed away from pancreatic cancer.
When I was younger I was awed by Daniel being Harry Potter. Now that I am older I know it is John Hurt's acting that is breathing life into his scenes.
I noticed the way Olliveander puts the wand to his ear as if he's listening to it talk. Then he tells Harry Draco Malfoy was the owner of the wand before it was won fairly by Harry. If the wand is won than Draco has no ownership to it anymore.
"if you won it from him" harry literally just grabbed the wand out of draco's hands. so much for _expelliarmus_, he just disarmed the poor boy the muggle way.
@@tylergregory200 The characteristics and materials that a wand is made of determines its behavior and its power level. One of these characteristics is how flexible it is. The less flexible it is, the more powerful it is. “Unyielding” means that it’s an insanely powerful dark wand.
Interesting how Bellatrix's wand is unyielding considering it has a dragon heart string, which according to the lore, is a core that usually chooses the stronger wizard...but Bellatrix, somehow has so much influence over her wand that it doesn't want anybody else to use it.
/* To the finest wandmaker the wizarding world has ever known and to the War Doctor that time forgot. We will never forget you, John Hurt. Rest in Peace.
like they handed him the murder weapon XD but i think he was more scared because they asked if it's safe to use and that wand is Unyielding, meaning there is no way in hell that Wand will assist you in opposing anything it's master believed in or it's master itself, it's loyalty is absolute to bellatrix so it likely will resist if they try using it on Death Eaters, Voldemort or her.
The fact to know that at beginning everyone thought now when Voldemort got the elder wand Harry has no chance, it's really adventurous and exciting to hear the words of Olivander when he warned Harry. Personally I always get goosebombs then
I am just starting to realize that the feeling I've been getting since I was very young (3-4) is ASMR. I honestly thought I was the only one who experienced this. This video the first minute at least, when he's looking at the wands, is a huge trigger for me. I've watched it at least 15 times in a row now haha. I was so taken aback that the first comment was about ASMR! I'm not the only one! :)
IKR? I knew of ASMR, and of the feeling i got sometimes, but I never made the connection. Another trigger for me is the original scene in the first movie, where harry gets his wand.
"The wand chooses the wizard, Mr Potter." That's what he told you years ago, Harry, when you came into his wand shop, on the day you were starting your first year at Hogwarts. John Hurt's dead now. But at least he was alive then for the last part of him as Ollivander in the Harry Potter films for the final Harry Potter film. He was wise. God bless him.
This is how I always think of him. I never realized he was Ollivander, but the trailers for that particular special pounded it into everyone's head that the War Doctor was John Hurt, and that's how I've always associated him, even after I realized he also started as the fabled Wand-Maker.
I assume when Malfoy gained ownership of the elder wand unknowingly, his old wand knew and felt betrayed, ready to change Allegiance to the next wizard who proved to be worthy after Malfoy. Olivander also says his wand is decently pliable, probably indicating that it’s more flexible with ownership, unlike Bellatrixs wand that was unyielding and he warned to use carefully
@@Ditto-js1or he never warns Harry about Bellatrix's wand in the book but assures him it is save to be used after winning it in battle. Same goes for Draco's. It shifted allegiance because Harry took it from Draco by force at Malfoy Manor. Same reason why the Elder Wand changed his allegiance to Harry. He sensed that his chosen master had been bested and disarmed by Harry.
According to the filmmakers, the design of Bellatrix's wand was supposed to evoke the claw or talon of a bird of prey. Each wand was meant to visually represent their user.
Immagonko I don't know you but if I had lost every father figure in my life, friends by the tons, my pet and a psychopatic noseless creep with abnormally powerful magic did everything he could to murder the shit out of me, I would probably not be the most cheerful person in the planet. Just saying.
Immagonko He doesn't seem to hate Olivander, but rather I detect a certain anger at the fact that Olivander did try to lie to him in matters one shouldn't be lying about. Matters of life and death. So I understand Harry's anger, but I'm positive he doesn't hate Olivander.
+Immagonko In the book the wand maker always rubbed Harry the wrong way. He is very good at what he does, he condemns Voldemort and his actions. But in the book he also had an admiration for the Dark Lord and what he was abler to accomplish. If I remember correctly, Oliveander was musing on what great feats of magic Voldemort could accomplish with the Death Stick.
want to say, John Hurt is an awesome actor! SOOOO DIFFERENT from, "The Doctor" this character is so.... powerful in his presentation. He always plays his character so..... powerfully real!
Yeah, I know what you mean. I enjoy it myself. I also enjoy how a wand can switch allegiance to wizard after being disarmed. I just wish I knew how it worked, since usually, being disarmed doesn't cost you your wand's allegiance.
Canonically unicorn hair core wands are the hardest to turn to the dark arts are very loyal to their original owner usually unless your draco trying to force it to be bad
Interesting that a wand of Unicorn hair would change its allegiance. Typically the remain loyal to their original wizard even if they are disarmed. However the fact that Draco would pair with a unicorn hair core is indicative to how he does not aligned with the dark arts like his father.
“It was a rumor,” whispered Ollivander. “A rumor, years and years ago, long before you were born! I believe Gregorovitch himself started it. You can see how good it would be for business: that he was studying and duplicating the qualities of the Elder Wand!” “Yes, I can see that,” said Harry. He stood up. “Mr. Ollivander, one last thing, and then we’ll let you get some rest. What do you know about the Deathly Hallows?” “The - the what?” asked the wandmaker, looking utterly bewildered. “The Deathly Hallows.” “I’m afraid I don’t know what you’re talking about. Is this still something to do with wands?”
Mr. Ollivander not knowing about the existence of the other Hallows in the book never made much sense to me. Even if he didn't know much about the Resurrection Stone and the Cloak of Invisibility, he should've at least known of their existence and that they go along with the Elder Wand.
Can we talk about how John Hurt’s acting was extremely well done in this scene? You can pretty much tell exactly what the character of Ollivander is thinking and that’s AMAZING acting
They should do a spinoff regarding wandlore to further understand Ollivander's line of how the wand chooses the wizard. All we know from this is that allegiances change when a wand's owner is defeated in battle but little is told on HOW the wand chooses the wizard the very first time. The scenario is complicated with Harry as it is quite possible that the wand didn't choose Harry for who he was but rather because he had been "marked" by its brother. Could anyone else have claimed Harry's holly/phoenix feather wand had he not been marked by Voldemort?
Just watching Ollivander handle the wands is extremely satisfying. Am I alone?
No, I agree. Even though the hands were in the hands of wicked people, he treats them with the love and passion they deserve, despite the owners who once owned them. It is as if he view's every wand like a person.
Nope,
Same here.
Not at all
Me too there just something about him.
Harry: I know he did terrible things to you, but--
Olivander: TERRIBLE--yes....but Great.
Harry: ...
You killed me 🤣
Pffft! BAHAA!!! This comment deserves more likes!
Hillarious i am laughing really hard
Its so great how you connect 1st part with the last
Pfft. XD You know he meant it more like "big"-great than "fantastic"-great. ;)
We lost Richard Harris, Richard Griffiths, Alan Rickman and now John Hurt R.I.P Sir John Hurt one of the best actors on the planet.
everyone dies
too early
True
Neville is right "People die everyday"
The man worked with Jim Jarmusch. A great great movie was the result. He was indeed a special actor.
In a way you can look at Malfoy's wand as a reflection of himself. It was around this time he'd truly realized he was on the wrong side, much like his wand his allegiance had shifted to Harry, whether he was able to show it or not.
Agreed, also like how the core is a unicorn hair which is the most difficult core to turn to the dark arts.
And the unyielding characteristic of Bellatrix’s wand reflected her personality, too
He was reasonably pliant
@@anorak865Not to mention that it’s regarded as extraordinary loyal to its wielder, making it all the more noteworthy that it changed allegiance at all.
This part with Ollivander describing the wands material and master is perhaps one of the most satysfing parts in the entire Harry Potter franchise
Honestly tho !
asmr
Idk wut ur talking abt
1:42 "The wand chooses the wizard Mr. Potter..." I bet he'd been waiting almost 20 years to say that, and I bet Daniel had been waiting that long to hear it again! 😭
20? Not just 10 years?
@@Wired4Life2Around 6 and three quarters really.
In the book, Ollivander knew about the Elder Wand, but never knew about the three Deathly Hallows.
Although most wizards had heard about them through the Tale of the Three Brothers, few knew that they had a name and that there were those who believed in the quest to find them.
a small detail, but it erks me nonetheless. Ollivander knew wands not Deathly Hallows.
I read the books a long time ago and I've forgottne so this is just speculation but:
Did the book have a narrator that talked about the Deathly Hallows? The movies don't get a narrator and have to present crucial information through dialogue so maybe that's what happened here
The tale of the Deathly Hallows is well known in the wizarding world. So it is possible for someone like Ollivander to know this!
It hasn't even dawned on Harry in this movie that he had one of the deathly hallows since 1st year.
The wand chooses the wizard mr potter that line always give me gosse pums
+Domenic Galati goosebumps
For some reason I always find his delivery of that line oddly satisfying
It gives me weird chills, its great! His little smile at 1:46 he recognizes what it means for Potter and the viewers.
p u m s
r/boneappletea
Harry literally has had the cloak of invisibility for over 5 years
Right?
There’s an entire lore about how it became passed down through the Potter family. I won’t go through all the details, but James gave it to Dumbledore shortly before he died, and then Dumbledore gifted it to Harry for Christmas. I don’t think there’s any real difference between this Invisibility Cloak and any other one (since there are multiple Invisibility Cloaks).
@@Gemnist98 There is. Normal Invisibility cloaks usually last 20 to 40 years max, even the best ones, whilst Death's cloak had been passed on in the Potter family for generations, never waning.
@@Gemnist98 There is a difference. A normal one can be destroyed or can be tampered with magic. But Harry's cloak was a Deathly hallow; It was given by death itself to Antioch peverell, Passed on for ages till it was passed to harry. Harry's Cloak can never be destroyed by magic.
@@danieltyrebello550 Ignotus* actually, also either I read too much fanfiction or read it in the book, but apperently the cloak not only hides person but it's soul aswell (thats why death couldn't find the 3rd brother), while other cloaks just hides the person.
John hurt, master of making ASMR scenes
The500Boy yup! RIP John Hurt
What about dumbledore talking to Harry in hospital in philophiser's stone
Dope Dude omg I love that scene as well. And Harry writing in Tom Riddle’s diary in Chamber of Secrets
So sad John Hurt died especially a year after the death of Alan Rickman. R.I.P Hurt.
rstein926 that makes no sense it would be specifically not especially
@@perfectdancer1014 That's actually wrong but ok
@@erenakay8873 well then it's a good thing he said "especially" ;)
@@marius1901 Are you really this thick headed? I can just edit it... still "specifically" makes way more sense than "especially", anybody with that have more than a single brain cell can see this. Well its obvious why you didnt...
Just to make it funny, perhaps Ollivander had died when impregnated with an alien embryo.
He looks so different from when he gave Harry his wand in the first movie. He looks like he needs a hug and some serious sleep and therapy
Probably because like he said he was tortured lol
Watching this scene I just realized that Harry IS, the master of death! He, possesses all three hallows, decides to die, isn't tempted to keep the wand or the resurrection stone. Harry is a the ultimate BOSS!
angela williams and the clock was passed down to him
Right and he inherited the cloak!
Dumbledore wanted the hallows but realized he wasn't the rightful owner, and he made sure that Harry would ultimately control them.
-He kept the Cloak after Lily and James' deaths, and gave it to Harry during his first year at Hogwarts.
-He discovered Gaunt's Ring (which was in fact the Stone) and decided that Harry would inherit it after his death
-and of course, he was the owner of the Elder Wand. Dumbledore was so badly hurt when he found the Stone that he would have died rapidly regardless, and he persuaded Snape to finish him off so that Voldemort won't get control of the Wand himself. But he let Draco disarm him (which Harry witnessed) just before that; Harry later beat Draco as well while escaping Malfoy Manor, thereby conquering control of the Elder wand himself.
Also worth noting in that last case is that Draco, Harry's worst enemy at Hogwarts, basically helped him to beat Voldemort without even realizing. xD
He even helped him after Harry was done with faking death.
Stupid
This scence of Ollivander describing the wands material and master is perhaps one of the best scences of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
R.I.P. John Hurt
Mandalorian Marauder yes😩😩😩
John Hurt didn't die. He just had to go give out wands in heaven.
I'm definitley putting that on my To-Do list after I migrate there.
Underrated comment
Ahh yes me too
I feel like you expected way more likes for this comment
True dat
1:42
"The wand chooses the wizard Mr. Potter"
The loop is complete. Beginning of the end of our Childhood.
2001 to 2011 want a journey.
Man that hit hard
SkyPotato agreed
Even in the scene where Harry needs a wand in the sorcerer’s stone, Olivander already told him that the wand chooses the wizard... but the goosebump in this part tho..
@@misskeisha8722 you want me to cry
Malfoy had a unicorn core wand which does not allow dark magic so easily and does not turn evil either .... It's clear why Malfoy never really supported Voldemort
Yes
Just because Draco is *bad* to Harry doesn't mean He is a *BAD* guy.
No.
Wands are semi-sentient.
Malfoy's wand was simply tired of him and found a more suitable Master in Harry. So it left Malfoy the first chance it got.
I always figured the unicorn hair represented "purity". Sometimes a good thing, or sometimes an obsession with bloodlines that leads to a bad end...
When Harry says “I suppose I have to kill him before he finds me” damn what a boss. In the end he really was the master of death for awhile having all three deathly hollows.
not only that but he survived the killing curse twice.
@@abominable.7800 true! What a boss
@@abominable.7800 Actually he is the only one to survive all three unforgivable curses.
If memory serves me correctly, that particular line was never in the books. 🤔
Rest in peace John, with Alan and Richard❤
ThatsCrazyAli I miss all of them
R.I.P all of those who have passed away in Harry Potter.
Mœ did they pass away irl for the movie?
ThatsCrazyAli R.I.P dobby the elf
Richard Harris or Richard Griffiths?
I absolutely love the old mans voice.... it is like honey. No?
YES! I could sleep to this!
absolutely
Nathan Wood I also like how it's the same guy who raised hellboy
Yup
Honey....
Ah, I hate revisiting those memories.
You are safe now, Mr. Ollivander. The Dark Lord cannot inflict harm upon you now.
Thank god.
Garrick Ollivander get back to your war incarnation Gallifrey needs you
Leo The Pirate Wait, what? Who's Gallifrey?
wow i think you need a tv series to cling on Watch Doctor Who from the 2005 series 1 to series 8 and thank me later
"The wand chooses the wizard, Mr Potter"... R.I.P Mr Ollivander / John Hurt :(
All this time, the deathly hallows were right in front Harry, he just didn't know it
I Know Right!
1.The Elders Wand - Dumbledore's Wand
2.The Resurrection Stone - The Philosophers/Sorcerers Stone
3. The Invisibility Cloak - Harry's Cloak
+Grace Levien dude. The resurrection stone was not the philosophers stone. Git gud
theres a difference between the resurrection stone and the philosophers stone, the philosphers stone brings immortality while the resurrection stone conjures loved ones from the dead, though its true it was actually literally under harry's nose or should I say mouth the whole time
***** wasn't really for the hallows. More for wanting to see his family again. Unless you meant that, of course.
+Grace Levien the ressurection stone was in the gold snitch
John Hurt is brilliant. He brings that character to life. Just the way he handles the wands; you’d 100% believe that the man had devoted his entire life to wand lore.
It's unfortunate that Mr Ollivander's life ended when an Alien busted through his chest.
RIP John Hurt
Matt Hillegas He didn't die he just regenerated into Malekith.
Rip John Hurt
I thought the same joke!
One of the single greatest scenes in the entire eight-film series occurs when Harry steps into Ollivander’s wand shop to buy his first wand. Fans of the book knew just how important this scene was, as Harry’s wand was the tool that would ultimately allow him to practice magic at Hogwarts, but they weren’t necessarily prepared for John Hurt’s master class in the role of Ollivander.
In a single scene, he manages to encapsulate his character’s wisdom, sense of humor, and dark foreboding when he realizes that the perfect wand for Harry happens to be the brother of Voldemort’s. His monologue to Harry is now the stuff of legend, and when the actor passed away in 2017 at the age of 77, it became etched into the hearts of fans as the one he would be remembered by. Like Alan Rickman and Roger Lloyd Pack, Hurt passed away from pancreatic cancer.
When I was younger I was awed by Daniel being Harry Potter. Now that I am older I know it is John Hurt's acting that is breathing life into his scenes.
I would watch hours of Olivander describing wands and selling them like in the first film. It's so satisfying and calming to me.
I love that harry knows and tells him that he is lying and that he found it and olivander can not understand how harry knows
Harry know olivander is a wand geek so he definitely know about elder wand
I noticed the way Olliveander puts the wand to his ear as if he's listening to it talk. Then he tells Harry Draco Malfoy was the owner of the wand before it was won fairly by Harry. If the wand is won than Draco has no ownership to it anymore.
What it really happened he was cleaning the wax on his ear
I also love the fact he puts Draco’s wand up to his ear like the wand is talking to him just a nice little touch
"if you won it from him" harry literally just grabbed the wand out of draco's hands. so much for _expelliarmus_, he just disarmed the poor boy the muggle way.
I want to study Wand Law. lol
i think he said wand lore and not law but i am not 100% certain
+Panos Provts actually it's wand lore it's stated in the book ;)
yea thats why i was more lean towards to lore, it makes more sense ;)
CZcams, a place where people are ruining your jokes. Don't use that on videos where the demographic is too mainstream.
He said long not law 😒😒
RIP John Hurt! Thank you for your BRILLIANCE
Elizabeth Kuster He’s a time lord he can’t die
Love the way he emphasizes, "...Unyielding...".
What does that mean in this sence?
@@tylergregory200 The characteristics and materials that a wand is made of determines its behavior and its power level. One of these characteristics is how flexible it is. The less flexible it is, the more powerful it is.
“Unyielding” means that it’s an insanely powerful dark wand.
@@TheNightWatcher1385 thanks for that!
May John hunt rest in peace ! One of the best actors around 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Interesting how Bellatrix's wand is unyielding considering it has a dragon heart string, which according to the lore, is a core that usually chooses the stronger wizard...but Bellatrix, somehow has so much influence over her wand that it doesn't want anybody else to use it.
I guess the wand eventually reflected the owner as time passed?
A video of Ollivander crafting some wands would be the Harry Potter universe counterpart of an ASMR video about wood carving.
When you realise that Harry basically became, or already was, the Master Of Death to take on the Master Of Horcruxes.
That was kind of the point
The wand choses the wizard mr potter
Best line i have ever heard
Rest in peace John Hurt
I like how both Deathly Hallows movies start with a scene showing an exchange of wands.
/* To the finest wandmaker the wizarding world has ever known and to the War Doctor that time forgot. We will never forget you, John Hurt. Rest in Peace.
0:38 That face after he diagnosed Bellatrix's wand.
Olivanader: *Boy where did you get this and why did you give it to me?*
like they handed him the murder weapon XD but i think he was more scared because they asked if it's safe to use and that wand is Unyielding, meaning there is no way in hell that Wand will assist you in opposing anything it's master believed in or it's master itself, it's loyalty is absolute to bellatrix so it likely will resist if they try using it on Death Eaters, Voldemort or her.
“This was the wand of *Draco Malfoy* “
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R.I.P. Richard Griffiths 1947 - 2013
R.I.P. Alan Rickman 1946 - 2016
R.I.P. John Hurt 1940 - 2017
what about Richard Harris?
The fact to know that at beginning everyone thought now when Voldemort got the elder wand Harry has no chance, it's really adventurous and exciting to hear the words of Olivander when he warned Harry. Personally I always get goosebombs then
I'm glad John Hurt got to finish this movie. Seeing him pop up in this scene was so Nostalgic of the first one. Like I was 11 or 12 again.
ASMR
Glad I'm not the only one
I am just starting to realize that the feeling I've been getting since I was very young (3-4) is ASMR. I honestly thought I was the only one who experienced this. This video the first minute at least, when he's looking at the wands, is a huge trigger for me. I've watched it at least 15 times in a row now haha. I was so taken aback that the first comment was about ASMR! I'm not the only one! :)
Starting to worry I want the only one too!
IKR? I knew of ASMR, and of the feeling i got sometimes, but I never made the connection. Another trigger for me is the original scene in the first movie, where harry gets his wand.
yeah. That's what I said. The first scene with ollivander's.
"The wand chooses the wizard, Mr Potter." That's what he told you years ago, Harry, when you came into his wand shop, on the day you were starting your first year at Hogwarts. John Hurt's dead now. But at least he was alive then for the last part of him as Ollivander in the Harry Potter films for the final Harry Potter film. He was wise. God bless him.
Man did you just walk into my room and call me a liar? I gave you a wand and I can TAKE THOSE TWO away, Mister Potter.
Animeality The Doctor lies
John Hurt was a great actor, and was a very good election to play Ollivander. Amazing return he had to the saga
John hurt ALWAYS gives me asmr, and I am here for it :)
oh for God's sake... Gallifrey Stands!
#gallifreystands
YAS
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Joseph Train At least a blast-ended skrewt didn't pop out of his chest
This is how I always think of him. I never realized he was Ollivander, but the trailers for that particular special pounded it into everyone's head that the War Doctor was John Hurt, and that's how I've always associated him, even after I realized he also started as the fabled Wand-Maker.
I find it fascinating that Draco's wand shifted allegiance.
I assume when Malfoy gained ownership of the elder wand unknowingly, his old wand knew and felt betrayed, ready to change Allegiance to the next wizard who proved to be worthy after Malfoy. Olivander also says his wand is decently pliable, probably indicating that it’s more flexible with ownership, unlike Bellatrixs wand that was unyielding and he warned to use carefully
@@Ditto-js1or he never warns Harry about Bellatrix's wand in the book but assures him it is save to be used after winning it in battle. Same goes for Draco's. It shifted allegiance because Harry took it from Draco by force at Malfoy Manor. Same reason why the Elder Wand changed his allegiance to Harry. He sensed that his chosen master had been bested and disarmed by Harry.
i love john hurts voice
Drowsy19 listen to him as the dragon in bbc Merlin! It’s epic
He also voiced Aragorn in Ralph Bashki's Lord of the Rings
And he voiced Hazel in Watership Down. It bugs me how everybody forgets that one.
@@robertisham5279 He really made Aragorn seem king like
Who doesn’t, though?
Harry: You told Voldemort about the Elder Wand.
Ollivander: He tortured me.
Harry: Understandable. Have a nice day.
Lowkey wish they would do a mini-series on Ollivander’s adventures with wand-lore.
I loved this scene
I'd love to learn more about Wand Lore myself
And when he tells Harry he doesn't stand a chance is so chilling
When you realize the actor of Ollivanders has died. RIP
I love that in this conversation Hermione remains next to Ronald, like in the dialogue between Harry and the goblin.
No one else think Radcliffe looks absolutely stunning in this scene? So handsome and with those big blue eyes staring into the camera...
“Unye...unyielding.”
my favorite characters in HP died
Snape
Ollivander
He only remembers this because he went back in time to check whose wand it belonged to.
I just love how Olivander's story arc came full circle, from the first movie to the last like this.
“The wand chooses the wizard, Mr. Potter…” 😎
RIP John Hurt
Where's wormtail's wand?
Such an intense scene brilliantly executed by Dan and John and this is just another example as to why I love Harry Potter
This scene was how I discovered asmr
It was awesome seeing Harry grow up from a sassy kid to a bad ass.
RIP john hurt
3:53 the most baddas line of the series.
lol
lmaoo
I think Bellatrix's wand is so cool she definitely has one of the best wands of any HP character
Malfoy has a nice wand
@Jasper: Hah! GAY!
Victor krum
According to the filmmakers, the design of Bellatrix's wand was supposed to evoke the claw or talon of a bird of prey. Each wand was meant to visually represent their user.
Fact: He was in first and last harry potter film
God bless John hurt a tremendous actor RIP💔
Why the fuck Harry is so mad? Olivander is a good guy
Immagonko I don't know you but if I had lost every father figure in my life, friends by the tons, my pet and a psychopatic noseless creep with abnormally powerful magic did everything he could to murder the shit out of me, I would probably not be the most cheerful person in the planet. Just saying.
Karl Mart yeah, but why Harry hate Olivander? They tourched him. And he's quite old.
Immagonko He doesn't seem to hate Olivander, but rather I detect a certain anger at the fact that Olivander did try to lie to him in matters one shouldn't be lying about. Matters of life and death. So I understand Harry's anger, but I'm positive he doesn't hate Olivander.
+Immagonko In the book the wand maker always rubbed Harry the wrong way. He is very good at what he does, he condemns Voldemort and his actions. But in the book he also had an admiration for the Dark Lord and what he was abler to accomplish. If I remember correctly, Oliveander was musing on what great feats of magic Voldemort could accomplish with the Death Stick.
Companioncube 41 oh, thanks
RIP John Hurt. Thank you for the great roles you gave us in movie History.
want to say, John Hurt is an awesome actor! SOOOO DIFFERENT from, "The Doctor" this character is so.... powerful in his presentation. He always plays his character so..... powerfully real!
Deathly hollows
Elder wand=Dumbledore ((then Voldemort))
Cloak of invisibility=Harry Potter
The resurrection stone=Harry Potter
Man idk why that it’s so satisfy to watch Olivander hold, observe and explain the wands😂
Yeah, I know what you mean. I enjoy it myself. I also enjoy how a wand can switch allegiance to wizard after being disarmed. I just wish I knew how it worked, since usually, being disarmed doesn't cost you your wand's allegiance.
Rest In Peace :(
I think that dracos wand ‘changed’ it’s allegiance because he was never really on voldemorts side
No the night before harry escaped from the Malfoy manor! In escaping Harry disarmed Draco and this is the reason why draco's wand now obeys Harry.
Canonically unicorn hair core wands are the hardest to turn to the dark arts are very loyal to their original owner usually unless your draco trying to force it to be bad
@@flamebreaker7318 *you're
When exactly did harry disarm draco? Does he do it magically
did you notice one thing that once albus had all the 3 hallows but still he gave them all to harry. He truly cares for harry
I feel like if I were in the wizarding world I’d be a wand maker. Craft like this sounds fascinating.
Interesting that a wand of Unicorn hair would change its allegiance. Typically the remain loyal to their original wizard even if they are disarmed. However the fact that Draco would pair with a unicorn hair core is indicative to how he does not aligned with the dark arts like his father.
“It was a rumor,” whispered Ollivander. “A rumor, years and
years ago, long before you were born! I believe Gregorovitch himself
started it. You can see how good it would be for business: that he
was studying and duplicating the qualities of the Elder Wand!”
“Yes, I can see that,” said Harry. He stood up. “Mr. Ollivander,
one last thing, and then we’ll let you get some rest. What do you
know about the Deathly Hallows?”
“The - the what?” asked the wandmaker, looking utterly
bewildered.
“The Deathly Hallows.”
“I’m afraid I don’t know what you’re talking about. Is this still
something to do with wands?”
That’s the art and challenge of media adaptation for ya.
Was this the old guy who gave Harry 1st wand in the store? in the 1st movie?
Yeah he is, the actor is John Hurt.
LukeForever
Obviously.
LukeForever Yeah duh
LukeForever yeah
LukeForever my friend the actor John Hurt was a absolute legend in any movie he played sadly he passed away.
Its extremely satisfying watching him examining wands
Mr. Ollivander not knowing about the existence of the other Hallows in the book never made much sense to me. Even if he didn't know much about the Resurrection Stone and the Cloak of Invisibility, he should've at least known of their existence and that they go along with the Elder Wand.
In terms of wands, Harry Potter went to Olivander for wisdom and the depth of experence.
I just realized he was the Doctor lol
Harry in first movie with Olivender and Harry with him in last movie how much he grown and other get old idk why but its a priceless
Can we talk about how John Hurt’s acting was extremely well done in this scene? You can pretty much tell exactly what the character of Ollivander is thinking and that’s AMAZING acting
They should do a spinoff regarding wandlore to further understand Ollivander's line of how the wand chooses the wizard. All we know from this is that allegiances change when a wand's owner is defeated in battle but little is told on HOW the wand chooses the wizard the very first time. The scenario is complicated with Harry as it is quite possible that the wand didn't choose Harry for who he was but rather because he had been "marked" by its brother. Could anyone else have claimed Harry's holly/phoenix feather wand had he not been marked by Voldemort?
"And remember, Mr. Potter....."
_leans in to ear_
"England Prevails...."
“England Prevails.”
TELL ME WHY I STARTED THINKING OF THAT VINE “it’s free real estate” WHEN U PUT *leans in to ear* 😭✋🏼
“We’ll let you rest.” I don’t think he could after hearing that.
This was where the viewer was supposed to start putting the pieces together if they paid attention to what happened in the 6th book/movie.
Bet he would have a heart attack if he were to hear what Harry did to the Elder Wand.
"and what about the elder wand?"
"I snapped it, sir"
"... *Merlin's beard you what-* "