I Watched *HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF PHOENIX* For The FIRST TIME And It Left Me ASTONISHED!
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Ok who saw this video earlier when it leaked on accident?
Also why does the Harry Potter community hate me so much? Lol.
Doing a livestream after to talk about this... I think i might be done with HP.
Drink water..
We donât hate you, we just want you to pay attention đ
I saw the notification for this vid way earlier but when I tried to watch it said it was private
I was almost done with the video and then it got removed...for a second I thought I had taken part in illegal activities
Prob cuz you mock hermione by calling her heather đđ
@@TheMojaveCourier nah I'm like the biggest potterhead and I just think that's funny.
The little âeverything is child abuseâ speech while Umbridge has Harry carving words into his handâŠ
Wait that was his hand??????? Ohh I fumbled on that one đ€ŠđŸââïž
Now this is one I will admit I should have paid more attention to. I can humbly say I was wrong for that
Haha i was saying the same thing! He was talking about child abuse while she was literally torturing him by having him write using his blood and carving the words in his hand
@@BillyBinges he was writing on paper, but the ink was his blood and he was carving it into his skin magically
The fact his entire speech made him miss that scene đđ
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It isn't shown in the films but Harry is gifted in Defense Against The Dark Arts class. He excels above his class and likely most students in the years above him in it. It's the only class he surpasses Hermione in, which even she acknowledges. The Patronus charm is highly advanced magic that even some adults struggle with so Harry mastering a full Patronus at only 13 was quite an achievement. Hermione knew they needed a teacher to show them how to do practical defense and Harry who not only excelled in it but who had actually had real experience using it would do the best at instructing them, as usual she was right. I don't think that you realized or grasped that in the battle at the Ministry of Magic that these students, children really, were going up against fully trained adult dark wizards and they actually managed to hold them off until help arrived largely thanks to Harry's training of them.
Also thT these grown aldut dark wizards are using the killing curse, I'm sure none of them wanted their 15 yr old body shipped home
Yes I'm tired of people dismissing his abilities
The movies are bad. Just like Billy says.
@@couch.patati-patata you really had to make 8 fake accounts to thumb up your comment?
You know, they should have shown the duel scene in the first movie where Ron says, at most they'll shoot sparks from their wands, because they don't know enough magic.
Billy giving Harry 40 different middle names, while Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore is a real character in this movie, is too damn funny.
I thought of Dumbledore's full name too! Billy's hilarious.
Also, I wonder if he knows Ron's middle name is Bilius?
@@OpposingPony Didn't they already name a kid Bill?
âWilliam Arthur "Bill", Charles "Charlie", Percy Ignatius, Fred and George, Ronald Bilius "Ron" and Ginevra Molly "Ginny" Weasley
@@kaisattelberg5548 Well what I meant is I don't see a need to give him such a weird middle name when one of your kids is already usually called a name that sounds almost the same.
Each movie is ONE SCHOOL YEAR, starting from when Harry is 11. Daniel Radcliffe, who plays Harry Potter in these movies, was born in 1989. This movie was shot in 2006, making him 17 when it was filmed. So he is very close to the age of the character. Something they no doubt took into account during the long & exhaustive casting that occurred before the first movie.
Iâm always like âummmm every movie is one school year.â He just said that in GoF he was 14, why wouldnât he know heâs 15 here?! Lol
@@catherinejoystockley3691 because he didn't watch
@@bitchmood7658 yeee, that sucks that Billy doesn't pay attention while watching Harry Potter. He would understand more of what's happening. In these series he should go with less talking more watching type of attitude.
@@domi9146 i dont even have a problem with him talking, i like most of his jokes, the issue is him talking OVER the movie and then being confused that he doesnt enjoy it and doesnt get the plot. some people can talk while listening but he just clearly cant. so if he wants to make a joke or go on a tangent or whatever, he could just simply PAUSE the movie, say what he has to say and then resume. i dont want to see him sit there silently and watch but i do want to know he at least has a basic grasp of what is happening and that seems to be less and less the case
I think itâs funnier when he doesnât understand the movie even though they already explained what heâs confused about
The best part of Billyâs spelling bees is that half the time he doesnât even hear the word correctly, let alone spelling itđ
đ€Łđ€ŁđŻ dude fr
He doesnt hear most things correctly apparently
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right! he couldâve had incontrovertible if he just pronounced it correctly.
If you remember, in The Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry produced a full Patronus Charm. Which was the silver stag that saved him and Sirius from the dementors. None of the other students have ever achieved a full blown patronus charm, even Hermoine. Although magic spells haven't always been the main focus, magic is still featured in alot of ways, and as students they learn slowly because it's actually very hard to master spells. Which is what school is for. It takes years. Harry, has mastered more spells, more fully, than most other students. It may not show them as a main aspect in previous films but he is actually good with producing spells for his age. And that's why he is leading the group and teaching.
Iâm still convinced Billy expects 5th-9th graders to do calculus, because thatâs what the Hogwarts equivalent of his expectations for these characters have been. đ
He got most marks in a test conducted by a qualified Defence Against Dark Arts teacher, Lupin. Quirrell died. Lockhart ran away. And Hermione failed her exam with Lupin.
I love how Billy had a casual rant about how all punishments are considered abusive nowadays while Harry was enduring the actual abusive punishment of being forced to write with his own blood with a quill that carved his writing into his hand.
Irony lol. Even writing regular lines/standards isn't allowed by the school district I taught at. They considered it corporal punishment since it could cause wrist strain from the repetition.
@@loupgarou95 That is so stupid! Itâs no wonder these kids are so fucked up
@@loupgarou95 wow, makes sense, especially those who had hundreds of lines to do. Thankfully I was good/calm enough that I don't think I ever had more than 3-4 times.
Yeah i was wrong for that for sure. I didnt even realize
@@loupgarou95 Huh, in my country this punishment isn't even a thing. Neither is really detention or being sent to the principal or suspention, at least the way those things are shown in movies. The most common punishment would be notifying one's parents or reflecting bad behavior in grades, maybe calling the parents in for a conversation. You'd have to be completely beyond hope to be expelled, but there's no temporary suspension. That punishment never made sense to me, just makes the kid fall further behind.
All the spells Harry is teaching his class are spells heâs mastered himself! In the books he does a lot of magic but they took it out of the movies for some reason.
They had to. Daniel Radcliffe kept breaking the wands by using them as drumsticks.
There is only so many scenes they can put into a movie so they had to cut it to only the most plot filled scenes for the most part. It just so happens Harry doesn't usually do a ton of magic in those scenes but it's supposed to be inferred that there is a lot of magic being learned through all the school years that we just don't get to see because it has nothing to do with the plot.
@@artluver94c yup, just didnât want to explain all that, but I think most people know thatâŠâŠexcept those that are unfamiliar with the books and donât pay much attention during the movie. No hate to Billy, but he needs to listen moređ
@@chelseat177 Oh, well, you said they took scenes of harry doing magic out of the movies 'for some reason' which sounded like you didn't know so I just filled in the blank.
Of course many scenes needed to be cut... A movie has a limitated time span... So they just took the core scenes, the ones that were necessary to understand the plot for the non-readers audience. If you want to deepen you just read the books. Of course movies will always be better because they are more descriptive and accurate. Book language and movie language are completely different things.
But, apart from LOTR (that will always be #1), Harry Potter movies and Hunger Games are the best movies came out from a franchise.
25:56 say what you will about Voldemort, but he cares about Harry's education enough to always wait for the end of a school year to come after him.
âThat wasnât Harry that was JAMES just thenâ
Oh my gosh Billy doesnât even realize just how accurate that was đ.
Right? I had the same thought!
I came for this comment!! I'm thinking just wait Billy! đ€Ł
Honestly though!!
I CACKLED đ€Łâ ïž
that was too funny
Lily wasn't snape's girl or anything. James didn't steal her. It wasn't a choice between james or snape. Lily never had romantic feelings for snape. It was all platonic until snape fucked his relation with lily up by calling her a mudblood.
Harry has done a lot of spells actually, the patronus charm is a very advanced art of magic that even some adults canât do. Harry has actually done more spells then âheatherâ in the movies, and in the books, heâs done ALOT more.
Heather gang! Yeah, last movie he said Harry has to be better in the books because lowkey till this movie my boy doesn't use more than 3 spells per movie XD.
@@Ryaaanlis haha đ yes! Heather seems like a new name and I donât mind it âš
Your statement isnât true though on either front in the box or the movies definitely not the movies just from memory in the movies I can remember Hermione doing for spells fixing Harryâs glasses the feather snips robe and unlocking the door to the dungeon also knocking out Neville thereâs five right there and save in Ron from the devils snare thatâs six I donât remember Harry doing any in the first movie. Second movie again fix his glasses destroy the bludger I donât remember Harry doing magic offhand third movie yes he did the Petronas at two different points knocked out Snape and I believe that was it Hermione Freed serious fourth movie Harry finally did some magic mainly with Voldemort and during the trials fifth movie pretty much the minister of magic and the Dementorâs at the beginning of the movie and door the defense against the dark arts was a decent amount six movie mostly towards the end and the seventh was a fair amount but the seventh movie they all did a good amount of magic but overall in the series Hermione by far did far more magic same with the box even though it was a little bit more level in the books She definitely did more
@@aaronlimitless the âboxâ are you talking about the books? Thatâs because Hermioneâs character is set towards being a learning lover. Harry does a fair bit of spells, and more then Ron. What Iâm saying is that Iâm these reactions people talk about how Harry barely does anything and itâs all Hermione, Which is not true.
I will only talk about the books, because they are canon. Anything that you point out to me that from the movies has no value because the movies butchered everyoneâs character too much for me anyway.
@@eurywoulahan7412 Yes I agree with the statement that Harry has done spells not as much as Hermione but he has definitely done magic all of them have to be honest and as far as Movies it doesnât bother me too much because I know that if we got the movies that true fans really want each movie would be six hours long and studios just would never do that and take on that kind of cost and they will never see a return.
Stephen King, famed writer of such horror stories as The Shining and creator of such memorable and terrifying villains as Annie Wilkes, called Umbridge "the greatest make-believe villain to come along since Hannibal Lecter."
Oh shit. The respect.
âwait uh uh that ainât no dobbyâŠ..thatâs robbyâđđđđđ
Yeah, Harry is not the typical hero that can overcome everything on his own. He always has help and that's not a bad thing. He's a 15yr old going against more experienced (and ruthless) adults.
If you were expecting Harry to be like Superman, I can see why you would be disappointed.
Yeah, the movies are very much about friends, family, everyone working together. It's not a superhero flick.
@@Evija3000 Yeah! Itâs about good triumphing over evil!
The teamwork and friendship is part of his strength
He really good friends
That specific complaint of his is getting really old. There are way too many superhero movies out there. There is nothing special about Harry, except he was targetted and had to learn faster. This is actually good story telling.
This book/movie is the hardest one for me to reread/rewatch because of how evil Umbridge is and because of Sirius (Itâs been over 10 years since Iâve read the book for the first time and it still hurts).
Harry got so much crap from the fandom for his behavior in Order of the Phoenix and Iâll never understand why. Heâs a 15-year-old who has been drowning in trauma since he was 15 months old. His parents were brutally murdered in front of him, he is emotionally, mentally, and physically abused by his relatives, he goes to a magic school where bad things happen to him every single year and none of the teachhers seem overly concerned with preventing it or hanbdling it properly, he is abused by teachers at the school⊠I could go on. And yet, everyone expects him to be Superman. Heâs supposed to be cool as a cucumber when Dumbledore ignores the hell out of him for an entire year. Heâs supposed to be able to defeat grown wizards more than double his age who are experts in dark magic. Has anyone been around 15 year olds? When I was 15 I could barely function with just having to go to school. If I would have had to save the world from an evil wizard, yaâll would have definitely been toast, haha. Not a jab at you, Billy, just a general irk Iâve had with the fandom.
For me, when reading the books, I was only annoyed at how much he was snapping at his friends. I get it, we all have our bitchy moments, but it felt like the author didn't think we'd understand the amount of stress he was under without Harry taking it out on Ron and Hermione. Which is more a flaw of the author than the character.
For. Me the 6th book is the worst like Harry is just obsessing over draco all the time
This is my favourite book and honestly harrys one of my favourite characters the fandom gives too much hate and honestly expects him
To act like a 40 year old he went through so much of so many types of trauma
this tbh. Harry's response to trauma is very realistic in the way that it's unpleasant so suddenly he's annoying and bitchy, when he has every single right to be. as soon as characters don't have pretty reactions to things, ppl get mad. it's quite upsetting to me, and im not even a victim.
@@I_YELL_ALOT To be fair, he was right, but had no evidence of it. Malfoy was trying to do all those things in the 6th book and movie, Harry just couldn't prove it.
Also at 28 minutes in you asked why they were hiding when they know magic too, theyâre 14-15 up against serial killers. And Neville is seeing the woman that tortured his parents into madness, they donât even recognize him when they see himđ theyâre around that age in real life at the time too.
THIS!
Itâs like asking why teenagers who are trained in martial arts in a controlled setting would still hide from a group of cage fighters who are determined to kill them.
Honestly, I think Billyâs expectations have been set up by hype without context. (And no, itâs not hateful to say that.)
@@rivendells_shona yeah aswell in the last movie when he asked why no one fights the death eaters backâŠ
Read the books.
@@couch.patati-patata me? Or who?
Family Dollar Dakota fanning đđ Billlyyyy Luna is a precious gem and you can't disrespect her like that đ
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Harry's teaching because he's the only one who 1) Has escaped/defeated Voldemort 4 times. 2) Has killed a Basilisk. 3) Fought off nearly 100 Dementors. and 4) Won the Triwizard Tournament.
I donât see the hate comments lol itâs mostly people stating facts so he understands the movies better .
He doesn't tend to like that.
I think he is misunderstanding the explanations for hate
Yeah, I just waded through 435 comments to find the hate⊠I found a handful of comments that could have been worded with a little more tact, but the rest are either explaining questions and correcting statements that Billy said in his video or constructive criticism. The criticisms are mostly stating that he talks over the movie, misses vital plot points, and then blames the movie for his lack of attention. Which is valid considering he missed the part where Harry is being punished by a teacher that made him use a magic quill to carve words into his flesh⊠all while saying everything nowadays is child abuse. As a viewer, it can be frustrating. Stating said frustrations is not hate. Suggesting he pauses the movie to go on tangents is not hate. Being confused on how he still doesnât understand that a school year is a year is not hate. Fans kindly explaining the lore he didnât understand is not hate. I honestly donât understand the mental gymnastics it takes to twist these things into personal attacks against him.
You guys dont see the comments that are "held for review" so they wouldn't appear under the video. I had pages full of angry people. Also its no way you read all 435 comments lol but ok. Either way thank you for watching. Also drink some water
@@BillyBinges Thatâs completely understandable for why you bring up the hate comments so often and Iâm truly sorry that you have to deal with that. It sounds absolutely exhausting and infuriating for you. No one should be attacking you, a living breathing human being with feelings, all over a fictional series. I love the books and grew up over them, they got me through my childhood abuse, but I would never judge someone if they arenât into it too.
And yes way, I did actually read 435 comments. I was confused, since I hadnât seen anything blatantly hateful towards you, then curious to see how far the rabbit hole went, so I kept scrolling. Was it a waste of my time, oh definitely, but I have a basically nonexistent life and far too much time on my hands. Do not doubt my pitiful, human existence.
"There is no way they want me to believe this kid is under the age of 17" the fact that Daniel Radcliffe was actually 16/17 when this one was being filmed lol
Complains the whole series âthey arenât doing any magicâ they cast the death spell and it goes right over your head đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
I know right đ
"He was 14 in the last movie, so he's gotta at least 18 now."
đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł It's the way you never realize that every movie is a new school year, and their are characters only a year older than the previous movie.
âWaitâŠis that? That ainât no Dobby⊠Thatâs Robbie.â đ€Łđ
You wanting these kids to take on these killers is the equivalent of asking a teenager, who took kickboxing during gym class, to take down a terrorist đđ. Not everyone is out here being a shounen anime protagonist sir đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
âi digestâ i think you meant âi digressâ lmao. words really are getting the best of you this movie billy, but great reaction! đđ
edit: also like you mentioned lunaâs character is meant to be kinda âdreamy-likeâ (the actress really talks like that irl lmao) sheâs one of those people whoâmarch to the beat of their own drumâ and in the books people actually bullied her because of that (example being âheatherâ as you refer to her, calling her âloony lovegoodâ rather than âlunaâ when introducing her, because thatâs how kids around the school refer to her đ.) but sheâs a sweetheart, fr. she definitely one of those people who made a huge impact on harryâs life bc she understood him, when no one else did đ
She also bluntly tells you about yourself. đ€Łđ€Łđ„°
I always hoped Harry and Luna would end up together.
she my favorite character in the franchise. evanna lynch did an awesome some portraying her character.
the entire harry potter series can be simplified to "YOU WANNA TALK ABOUT MoTHerS"
In the movie, Bellatrix Lestrange, aka miss hot mess, killed Sirius using the killing curse. Once he was hit, there was nothing anyone could have done to save him.
Also, Harryâs skills as a wizard are greater than his peers. Even Hermione, whoâs very knowledgeable, doesnât have the natural skill Harry has. Itâs mentioned in this movie and in the third movie that some full grown wizards canât produce the patronus charm and Harryâs is very powerful.
And remember, magic isnât some snap your finger, cure all. Itâs a skill, a subject, something that has to be learned and honed.
Exactly, they're wizards, not warlocks.
I wouldnât go that far do I think Harry has a higher skill than a majority or a lot of his peers definitely all of him absolutely not though compared to Hermione absolutely not do I think heâs better at fighting and perhaps defensive spells overall I would say a slight edge even though I think Hermione would be able to hold her own on the defensive side of a duel. But when it comes to all the other magic lessons and practices that they could both deal sheâs just far more knowledgeable in application and in spell work she would crush him in potions and antidote in obviously history herbology again an application care of magical creatures same thing because of knowledge charms sheâs proven that again throughout the box to be far more knowledgeable only thing Harry excels at over her possibly would be the actual physical fighting but again I would believe her defensive knowledge would help her in a fight even if she couldnât physically overpower him with magic in a pure fight for fight but she knows far more spells than Harry does plus remember the books are narrated through the perspective of Harry but even through the book series and stuff without Hermione they wouldnât of made it past the first year honestly if there was anybody that was essential to the series itâs her Ron couldâve been the most easily knocked out and I honestly think it was just there more for the family aspect and to have it not be awkward with it just being two friends having it be a trio makes it just more naturally comfortable to read and experience but when it came to the actual journey he was the least useful overall yes Harry needed to fight Voldemort in order to technically win but if I had to go on a similar journey to just survive and make it through a time. And I can only choose one of the three it would without a doubt be Hermione
Billy ranting about punishments being considered cruel nowadays when the teacher is literally Cutting the words into Harry's flesh with magic to punish him. Did he totally miss that? đ€šđ€Ł
I had the same thought! I was likeđ
I think itâs because he wasnât actually paying attention from the minute he fixated on âstandardsâ. It seems he didnât even catch that it was an enchanted quill that took Harryâs blood and cut the message into his hand.
I actually think he missed it, as he was speaking and not paying attention when it happened.
Yeah, he acknowledged in a comment that he missed it. He was talking over it.
I did.
Billy really do strugle with the concept that this are year by year movies
Lol, yeah, he struggles with a lot of concepts with these films. What constitutes magic, for oneđ€Ł
To be fair, the actors aged like crazy between movies so it can get really confusing if you havenât read the books
@@catdragon2584 not really. I understood as a 7 year old that Harry was 11 in the first, and 12, 13, and so on each year
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I swear. He barely pay attention to the movies.
@@catdragon2584 that's because all the teenagers/actors in this movie went through puberty around the 4th movie lol of course they are going to look older and different now
interesting fact: half an hour before the shooting of the scene of Sirius Black's death, Gary Oldman (Sirius) went with Daniel Radcliff (Harry) to a separate room to help Daniel in despair. So, for half an hour, Gary held Daniel with all his might, and Daniel felt so helpless, powerless, and desperate. Therefore, just like in the scene of Sirius' death, actor Remus Lupine caught Daniel, as did Gary, Daniel began to feel completely desperate, powerless and helpless, so he started screaming so desperately sincerely that Emma Watson (Hermione) and Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix) they cried immediately, so they muffled Daniel's screams.
In addition, Daniel's grandfather died in the week the scene was filmed.
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đ„ș aw man...
they really said 'oh your grandpa just died? perfect, let's film this scene'
Damn actors really go hard
People need to stop spreading this around, it's been proven false over and over again. Apparently, his grandma was in hospital or something, but she turned out fine.
Hermione has a lot of knowledge and she is amazing at enchantments, but she doesn't have actual fighting experience, and since harry had to be a part of the try wizard tournament in the previous movie he had to practice on his own different types of spells to try to be on the same level as the other participants (this is shown in the books). Also hermione has been shown to crumble under pressure although she is good in classes, but harry doesn't crumble under preassure and he has actual fighting skills and natural instincts when it comes to defense against the dark arts and offensive spells.
Plus in the fourth book in the gravior scene harry actually fought several deatheaters by himself and even stunt one of them before dueling voldemort so yeah he might not be in the same level as other adult wizards but he is whey above the level of the 14 yo wizards it's just that the directors of the movies decided to make him look a lot more helpless and make hermione this mighty powerful witch that she isn't in the books at least at this point in time in the story.
Edit: sorry if i misspelled something or if what i said makes no sense english is not my native language
No, you got it. âșïž
@@Monie71793 thank youđ€
Yeah, I really wish they let the movie Hermione have her flaws. She would be a more interesting character, the teachers would look less useless in some scenes and her and Ron's romance would make more sense. And people wouldn't wonder why she's not the main character đ
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@@Evija3000 Yeah from the movie version it looks like she settled for Ron, and it didn't help that Daniel and Emma had better chemistry.
Itâs important to remember that up until the very last movie, these are school children fighting a silent war against magical Nazis who are slowly taking over the government and plotting genocide against anyone deemed too different.
An interesting part (that was understandably missed) that showcases this is when Umbridge was measuring Filch. She was trying to see how human he was.
Do you mean Flitwick?
I honestly have a love/ hate feeling for this one. I cannot stand Umbridge and it makes it hard to watch at times but it also introduces Luna who is one of my favorite characters so...yeah. The end battle is epic though!
Hard for you to watch? Imagine how hard it was for Harry to live hahahah
I honestly found the movie version of Umbridge to be a lot tamer than book version. It disappointed me a bit.
I hate umbridge more then Voldemort
Because I read the book umbridge before watching the film but actress playing umbridge is brilliant
@@ashleydowney1222 Don't remember the book version that well, but I love how this actress oozes hypocricy.
Sirius was hit by the death curse, there was nothing he could do.
I too didn't grow up watching Harry Potter but only at 24 watched it. And I was completely sucked into this and absolutely love it and started reading the books too. Incredible series! I don't think it's really about growing up with HP or the nostalgia. It's just genuinely great
The really heartbreaking thing about Harry's scream when Sirius died is that Daniel Radcliffe is actually screaming, and it was so devastating for the cast to hear, they muted it because they thought it would be too much for the audience.
Harry turns a year older in each movie, so in this one he's 15 so he can't move out legally
He couldn't move out anyway due to what we learn in the later books and films. There's a reason he goes back every summer.
Your frustration with Harry in the scene where Sirius died is understandable. They changed the pacing on that scene in the movie. In the book it happened so fast that while he was talking and laughing with Harry he was hit with the killing curse, died, and his body fell backward into the mirror with a smile still on his face. It happened so fast Harry couldn't react.
As for the students not using magic, that's mainly in the movies. In the books there are several disagreements among students that results in students getting hit with all kinds of spells and ending up vomiting slugs, warts and boils all over them, swollen faces, giant buck teeth, paralysis, and more that caused them to be sent to the nurse to return them to normal. Hermione was actually hit with the giant buck teeth spell in goblet of fire I think. She took that moment to have her teeth straightened and made a bit smaller how she wanted them when the nurse was adjusting them back to normal since she had to tell the nurse what her normal teeth looked like. It wasn't a huge change so even the people that could tell that something was different couldn't figure it out.
My favourite thing about these videos is how billy will complain about the movie not doing something, when itâs literally happening and heâs just not paying attention due to the complaining
its so frustrating
This film didn't do justice with how iconic impactful the scene where Harry snapped and lashed out in Sirius's house. The whole house heard him, the whole house as in the whole Sirius's family tree moving potraits. The book was so satisfying.
Back for another installment of âThe non magic user Harry James and the real hero Heather Grangerâ
Usually people donât appreciate you whipping out your wand to show it to them without asking. đ
He was 17 or 18 playing 15 for this movie. Heâll be around 22 when the last one is released, but the last 2 were filmed together so he was about 20 playing 17.
Don't you mean Harry James Alawishes III? đđ
@@VeganQuiche I canât remember all that as Iâm typing but yeah đ
random fact: harryâs scream after sirius dies was apparently so heart-wrenching that helena bonham carter (bellatrix) and emma watson (hermione) started crying on set. daniel radcliffeâs (harryâs) grandmother or grandfather had passed away earlier that day, and it really came through during shooting. they even muted it in the movie because it was too devastating.đ
As about Nymphadora Tonks (the metamorphic woman), in the books she insists being called "just Tonks", because she is embarrassed of her name (the meaning of which is one of the stages of butterfly development, related to transformations - another self-explanatory name). However, in the books she is sometimes called Dora
Luna is the most beloved character in the entire Harry Potter series, but yes she is extremely weird.
I donât think thatâs true lol
That's definitely not true lmao
Lots of people like her, but I feel like either Dobby or Hagrid holds that title.
@@Evija3000 No, because I've seen many hate on Dobby and Hagrid. But Luna universally is defended, very few haters.
@@roseofthegarden_ I don't think I've seen anyone hate on Hagrid.
I love how everyone is a fan of Tonks right away, sheâs an amazing character. They barely touch on her in the movies
The kid you think looks familiar but youâve seen him when he was older is Alfred Enoch. He played Wes in How to Get Away With Murder!!! Rewatching these movies as an adult I didnât realize how many people actually did shows/movies I watched later in life.
Or just how many actors winded up playing other characters in Game of Thrones.
@@cozenw3236 shockingly Iâve never watched GoT but now I think I might
@@cozenw3236 Lol, I can't think of a single actor that overlaps.
Nevermind, googled it and there are some, like Tonks and Walder Frey.
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âWhy is it always the last 20 minutesâ lol cause thatâs how movies work dude, itâs called a climax đ
Harry & Co.: Sends a snake against Dudley, give him a pig's tail, enter Diagon Alley through a magic brick wall that moves, gets though a non-existent platform to get on a magic train to go to a magic school, has ghosts, food that magically appears on table, has pictures and stairs that move, fixes Harry's glasses, turn into a cat, fly broomsticks, sees three headed dogs, fight a troll, makes things levitate, has an invisibility cloak, sees a dragon, sees a unicorn, sees a centaur, uses a magic mirror, kills plants with a spell, plays magic chess, kills enemy with ancient magic by touching them, changes colors of flags with a clap, knows elf that can disappear into thin air by snapping fingers, flies magical car, has a house that cleans by itself, go places through a fireplace, hits tree that moves by it self, has screaming plants that cure petrified people, fights in a wizards dueling club, has a potion that turns you into another person, has giant snake, has giant spiders, has a memory of someone talk to you, turns aunt into a balloon, has knightbus, kills that move by themselves, books that bite, dementors, wizards conjuring flames, candy that jump and makes you make realist animal sounds, has hipogriffs, has crystal balls, people turning into dogs and rats, maps move, conjures patronus, has werewolf, goes back in time, travels by boot, enters a small tent that fills a family of twelve, fights dragon, breaths underwater by the use of spells, boats come out from under water, labyrinth moves by itself, travels by twizard cup, sees family's and friend's ghosts, uses multiple spells like expelliarmus, oculus reparo, alohomorra, immobilus, wigardim leviosa, serpensortia, finite incantatem, rictusempra, avada kedrava, crucio, imperio, expecto pratronum, accio and others, has Hermione,...
Billy: I ain't see them use no magic!
Bruh...
No hate though. I just think it's funny how he keeps not seeing the magic.
Dude, each movie is one school year, so Harry is 15 and, since it was filmed in 2006, Daniel Radcliffe (actor that plays him) was 17
You're going so hard on Harry Potter đ You gotta keep in mind, he's younger than the actor might look. He did a Petronius to scare off those dementers in year 3. Most 3rd years are running around writing papers and shit. He's pretty good for a kid wizard in the books đ€·
"Boys and girls are not permitted to be within 8 inches of each other" great time to be gay at Hogwarts đ
At this point I'm just watching because I love how oblivious Billy is with so much going on around him. It's hysterical what he doesn't see or acknowledge at this point đ
This is such a late reply but Iâm just now watching this react, his obliviousness to magic is literally muggle behavior and itâs hilarious đ€Ł
@@setfire2scene i love the way you expressed it as "muggle behavior" hahaha
Am I the only one frustrated with how Billy misses out on epic lines when he's talking to the camera? PAUSE THE MOVIE! đ«đ«đ«
Your not the only one
But he wouldn't know when those lines are coming tho. It's a first time watch for him and he has to talk throughout the movie to make his movie commentaries entertaining. Which he 100% is! But I do understand your frustrations! But you gotta understand it from the perspective of a CZcamsr
@@jaydenlawrence8393 just pause the movie then talk. itâs not that hard.
@user-cj1si9og7g like I said, he's supposed to be entertaining. And this is a first time watch for him so he doesnt know when those lines are coming. Everyone watches movies different, if you don't like how he watches movies then cool. You don't gotta watch if he annoys you.
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I literally CANNOT find a single hate comment, only people clearly bothered by the lack of effort put into actually watching and understanding the films. I tried to give it a try, multiple times, and honestly it's not just with HP... I don't want to sound rude or unfair, but he just doesn't seem to care enough to even try to connect or retain any piece of information. Most jokes don't make sense and are mostly distracting (not only to us, clearly), 5 movies in and he still hasn't grasped the concept of magic and that this is just like a normal school, every movie is a different year...honestly it's just painful to watch him go through multiple series without understanding one single concept, he seems to dodge simple information like bullets on the matrix...Also kind of disrespectful of him to make a livestream literally making fun of comments that weren't even hate, and mostly extremely polite, giving him tips on why his LITERAL audience/ subscribers weren't enjoying his content and just wanted to be more respected in the way he tackled certain aspects of his movie reactions...I don't get the drama honestly, this all just feels extremely childish at this point. Telling people to find a therapist or a hobby because of those comments calling his behaviour out...? wow what is this?
I love his videos but its really hard to watch these đ
@@bobthathead3 it's painful honestly, I really tried because he seems like a genuinely nice person and sometimes kinda naive...but it just doesn't work, I've tried to watch multiple videos of him reacting to different series, and I just can't finish them...he seems to ignore the whole plot (and then blames the film itself on why he doesn't understand it), most videos are just a compilation of endless sex jokes and I don't know...not really what I'm looking for in a movie commentary
This comment deserves more attention. I agreed with everything you're saying. He's doing these reactions for US the audience, and then he goes around insulting us? I haven't watched the livestream you're talking about but that's so disappointing to hear.
the reason why Harry isn't as good as those adults & he couldn't protect Sirius Black is because he's an unexperienced 15 year old wizard.
Some people in the HP Fandom, who have grown up along with Harry, reading all the books prior to seeing the movie adaptions (and who have now rewatched and reread the books many times at this point) do not realize that first time watchers of the movies who haven't read the books may misunderstand certain things that happen in the movies. Or miss certain things. Due to the fact that much of the backstory and certain details from the books (they may seem small, but are important to the storyline) are cut in the films due to time constraints. I say this as someone who began reading the books at age...8? And saw the first movie at age 11 at the premiere. I am 31 years old now and have reread the books and rewatched the movies MANY times. I am a huge fan of the series. You're doing JUST FINE Billy! Please ignore the toxic people within the Fandom. Some people take a fictional series way too seriously.
Shoutout at the storywriters/authors: don't bother thinking up any names for your main characters, Billy will rename them all :D
Hilarious every time!
Harry, Ron, Hermione, Neville are Gryffindor, Gryffindor traits are courage, bravery, nerve, and chivalry.
Cedric Digory and Nymphadora 'Tonks' are Hufflepuff, Hufflepuff traits are a strong sense of justice, loyalty, patience, and a propensity for hard work.
Voldemort, Severus Snape are Slytherin, Slytherin traits are ambition, resourcefulness, determination, and cleverness.
Luna Lovegood is Ravenclaw, Ravenclaw traits are intelligence, learning, wisdom and wit. (in the sense of someone who is naturally creative that's why Luna is very dreamy)
Hufflepuffs are particularly good finders!
25:10 Why is no one doing magic? - Because they literally have NO WANDS!
It was funny the first movies ranting about the no magic part, but it is actually getting quite tiring and frustrating now and focusing only on the magic and the lack of it, influences your experience of the movies for the worse...
HARRY: makes glass disappear, rides a flying broom for fun, can talk to snakes, defends himself and Ron from an army of giant spiders with a spell he saw once in a flashback from a magic diary, pulls the Sword of Griffindor from a talking hat, summons a Patronus at 13, defends himself from Voldemort and escapes via a portkey in the form of a magic cup, defends himself and Dudley from 2 Dementors with a Patronus, teaches others to do magic and uses the Expelliarmus spell to death.
Billy: ArE wE eVeR gOnNa SeE hIm Do SoMe MaGiC???????
Billy, when you finish watching all the Harry Potter movies, I would love to see how you react to the series of movies "Pirates of the Caribbean" :) Greetings from Poland;)
The first Pirates movie is unironically a masterpiece. It had no right to go so hard. Just shows that people can do amazing things when they have freedom and a lack of pressure (as opposed to all the many sequels, which never recaptured the magic.)
Yes!! #Bingers
Yes, yes, YES ! That would be awesome for us to watch, but also lift Billy's spirits a bit after this sad ending of his viewing HP. Greetings from the Netherlands :-)
PS you should add #Bingers to your post, that' how he looks for recommendations, Billy will probably miss your suggestion otherwise.
Last movie he was 14. How would he be 18 now if every movie is one school year? LOL, just tryin to follow your mental math my brother!
I will absolutely agree that they don't show as much magic in the movies as books. Honestly, overall, I am a massive fan of the HP books, but I thought the movies were fine...no more or less than that. A couple cool things book Harry does which don't really come up in the movies (just going through the movies seen so far):
1. Harry starts to essentially master the disarming charm (expelliarmus) by the end of his second year, despite only having witnessed it and then practicing it with friends from there (so no formal instruction).
2. When Lupin is their teacher, they learn about a series of dark creatures and how to best beat them. For the exam, they basically go through an obstacle course to deal with the creatures they learned about throughout the year and Harry is the only one to completely ace it (Hermione gets tripped up at the end).
3. Harry is the only one in his class able to resist the effects of the Imperius curse (the one that allows individuals to contol the minds and actions of others). He even resists one that was cast on him by Voldemort in the graveyard. Forget students, very few witches and wizards are able to do this.
4. The final task in the Tri-Wizard tournament is much cooler in the books; the maze is filled with a series of enchantments and creatures that the champions need to fight through. Harry learns a lot of magic while preparing for this task, practicing with Ron and Hermione, and essentially mastering them fastest of the three and then using them highly effectively in the task itself.
5. Overall, while Hermione is better at planning, research, and has a more extensive knowledge of magic, Harry is better at improvising and has more raw power/ability. It's widely acknowledged that he would beat Hermione in a straight duel. This is the biggest change in the movies, as pretty much everything helpful and cool that Harry does and comes up with in the books is either done or said by Hermione or Luna.
That's why Harry instructs in the DA, but I'd agree it doesn't make much sense in the movies based on how they've portrayed him.
Billy, I actually love your commentary during movies, but especially in this series where so many little things happen, you should probably pause the movie when you start talking haha
Just want to say that Harry Potter is not a story about fighting alone, about being the only chosen one to do the whole job. I mean, Harry can have THE moments when its just him for several reasons but in the end, it's always people fighting in the background to make that possible. He always has help? Yes, he is 15, practically had no "dark teachers" that were good and consistent enough for them to fight dark wizards like 50-60-70 year old people, and Hermione and the rest know some magic but not precisely excel, they are too young.
I'll address this! the killing curse ''Avada Kedavra'' really spoke for what it is, so Harry couldn't do nothing about it either way because she's already spelled Sirius, just like what happened with Cedric. It's a fast, sudden, instantaneous and painless death, without causing any injury to the body
As someone dyslexic and struggled and still do with spelling, can I say how much I appreciate you always doing your spelling tests lol sounds silly but being asked to stand up and spell out a word when I was in school would be the most embarrassing stressful experience, everyday at school I would experience some kind of humiliation or shame over it, seeing you attempt to spell unusual words without caring if itâs wrong and just making a joke out of how off you usually are is a wonderful thing đ€Ł
It's not silly. I'm sorry they made you do that w/out paying attention. đ©
@@Monie71793 Thank you, itâs ok though, as traumatic as it was at time I understand people just didnât understand back then, because I came off intelligent in a lot of other avenues a lot of teachers would assume I just donât want to do it or am being lazy and choosing not to learn.... then I was put in tutoring for three yrs outside of school and it helped a lot because they really understood reading and writing donât always have anything to do with iq and Iâm just never going to be able to pick it up the same, so you just need to learn different tricks to help, nowadays I can just say to most people in most situations that Iâm dyslexic and they help me without much judgment, so it is helpful to people like me when others are open about or lighthearted about spelling in general.
@@samarakiely2733 You're welcome. âșïž
I'm not dyslexic, but I have a memory problem & I'm fragile. Every time I'd complain about something being too heavy, I'd be called lazy & called a liar when I said I forgot something. People are ridiculous. đ
Luckily, my dad understands. âșïž
Point is: I get you. đ„°
Hahaha - that wasnât chocolate, that was tea. This is a British story! âșïž
Yeah I seem to forget that đ along with everything else
Molly is indeed everyoneâs mommy. We love her!
Look up "have a biscuit, Potter". I'm sure you can find either a picture of the page or a meme or tiktok. It's the best part of the book and it SHOULD HAVE BEEN in the movie.
I would have loved to see that scene. Every time I read it Iâm so amused.
The movies never explain anything but there is a reason why harry needs to go the relatives place every summer.
Hence why i recommend reading the books, the films are like 40% the story
Pretty sure pudding just means desert in England, so itâs basically a âforget this, time for some Ben & Jerryâsâ moment when she finds someone hung her shoes way up there.
I love that you can never remember their names but you always remember the nicknames you give them đđŻ
Billy calling Umbridgeâs tea hot chocolate really got me, theyâre literally British Billy lmao
(Replace wands with guns)
Billy: sheâs got her guard down, pull your gun on her!
Umbridge: (is pointing her gun at them and keeping her eyes on them)
Yeah they would have totally surprised and overtaken the fully trained wizard who had them at wand point.
I must admit out of all the movies this is my least favorite because they change too much from the book. Though as a stand alone movie outside the book it is pretty good.the fight scene with Dumbledore and voldemort was sick! Great reaction.
There is definitely a lot more going on in the books than in the films, a lot of that is lost which can make it seem as though not a lot of magic is going on. Really, magic is all around them all of the time itâs just not âin your faceâ. The stories are really a coming of age story about friendship, love, expectations, and most of all loss. The backdrop is in a magical world but itâs not what the story is. If people walk into it expecting just magic they will be disappointed. The foundation of the story is set in loss, death, and loneliness and we watch as the main character discovers love and friendship, experiences what it means to have family and roots but also learns about prejudice, evil, and eventually sacrifice. The books are far better but overall I think the films did well compared to other film adaptations- looking at you Divergent series.
Please finish them we don't hate you. We are just passionate lmao đ€Ł. I personally have a love/hate relationship with this one its not my favourite that will forever be number 3 however my favourite student character gets introduced being Luna however my favourite ever character dies. Also as for the next one over the years I have really started to like the 6th one đ
The actress that played Umbridge said that doing that scene in the office where she slapped him was the hardest acting that she ever had to do.
The guy who looked familiar, who u said u think u saw older, that dude plays one of the main characters in how to get away with murder
Only real ones watched this video in the morning before it was taken down đđ€đŸđ€đŸ
Some communities you just gotta be careful with because these folks are legit ride or die and get offended like this was their actual life,but a community like Harry Potter are literally once in a lifetime type experiences. I honestly don't know of any other franchise that has created such a massive community of ppl that's literally saved ppl and helped ppl out of depression. The fact that they started this out as kids and finished as adults. The fact that the books themselves are way more complex than the movies ...... I could go on . Just, some communities just do your research on đđđđđ
The fact that Billy still didn't realize that each movie is one year has me down on the floorđ
And he misses the best joke of Hermione telling Ron "Just because you have the emotional range of a teaspoon." After he said you can't feel everything she just described.
I really felt for Harry in this movie, he was so irritable and felt so angry because Voldemort was able to get into his head and it made him feel like they were so similar he might be a bad person too but that final fight scene showed Harry could never be evil like Voldemort.
During the fight scene, the reason you felt like Harry was just standing there is because he wasnât supposed to be there in the first place and he was tricked, the prophecy makes you understand that in the end it has to be Harry to take down Voldemort which is why he couldnât really fight because if he got struck by the killing curse and died Voldemort would win. This idea is talked about more later on so I donât wanna say too much
My kids loved this series. They are 30 years old and binge the series constantly and got my 7 year old granddaughter into it.
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I'm Pretty Sure Billy Just Called
GARY OLDMAN "The Family Dollar Russell Brand"
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I love this movie, despite the loss of Sirius that makes me so sad every time!!! I really love Billy's personality and laugh, much love đ
Yes, all of the movies are so well done it kind of makes you wonder if certain things in life are real or not.
I donât care what the haters say. Billyâs reactions to movies is hilarious. I hope he sticks with the series. I want to see this to the end. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł You have more supporters than haters Billie
You canât even spell his name lol
@@ChromeOfTheFuture it was probably autocorrect lol
I think itâs so funny when he doesnât understand stuff thatâs in the movie đđđđ
Hell yes! I'm an HP fan,and I absolutely love his reactions.
We dont hate man! he seems like a really cool and nice guy but he doesn't really put effort into understanding the story half the time and its kinda frustrating, comments like this aren't hate its feedback.
"That's not Dobby... that's Robby"
lol. I'm enjoying your commentaries and reactions. Keep it up, dude. I'll watch more of your videos.
I know my comment is long, but I hope you get a chance to look it over... It was probably already mentioned, but Daniel Radcliffe WAS 17 at the time of filming this movie... BUT he is playing 15-year-old Harry here. Each book/film covers one year at Hogwarts (the exception being Movie 8 - Deathly Hallows Part 2 - because it was Book 7 cut in half).
The house elf you saw at the beginning is Kreacher, the Black Family house elf. In the early part, he is loyal only to pure-blood wizards (of which the Black family originally was). You will hear him mutter about "mudbloods" (because of Hermione being in the house), but later (Movie 7) he will become a little nicer. Dobby will also make another appearance! In the books, house-elves are mentioned a lot more... including one they left out of movie 4, Winky. She played a very crucial role in Book 4... so it was a shame that they cut that out of the film.
The "ear" that the kids were using to try and spy on the adults' meeting was called an "Extendable Ear" and was invented by Fred and George Weasley. They invented all sorts of nifty spells and gadgets. Now, this wasn't covered in the film, but ONLY in the book - Goblet of Fire... but Harry won 1000 Galleons (the gold coins) as the "victor" of the Tri-Wizard Tournament. However, he did not want to keep it, because the money was tainted in his mind. Competing in that tournament cost Cedric Diggory his life. He wanted no part of that. Harry tried to give the money to the Diggory family, but they didnât want it either. So, he gave it to Fred and George to start up their own business of selling their jokes, pranks, spells, and fun items. You will see their new store: Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, in the 6th film.
Because Harry saw Cederic die, he can see what has been pulling the school carriages now. They are called Thestrals... essentially, undead winged horses. They can only be seen by one who has witnessed death. Luna can see them because she saw her mother die. Luna may seem a little crazy in the films, but she is extremely sweet and a very loyal friend. I adore her. The actress who portrayed her absolutely nailed the character!
Yes, Delores Umbridge is part of the Ministry of Magic. She is sent by Cornelius Fudge (the Minister of Magic) to spy on Dumbledore, b/c Fudge was thinking that Dumbledore was after HIS job. She really is a horrid person, with her rules and punishments. You talked over the scene (which is fine, I know you are reviewing)... but the lines she had Harry write were using his BLOOD as the ink and at the same time, carving the letters into the skin of his hand! The actress who portrayed Delores said that the scene where she was punishing Harry was extremely hard for her to film! She really does play the part well though... You really get to hate her in the films! The character of Umbridge was all about power and control... and it didn't matter who was in charge as long as she got what SHE wanted out of it.
The lesson that Snape was attempting to teach Harry was Occulmency... to keep Voldemort from reading Harry's thoughts (you will find out why Harry and Voldemort have this connection later on). Now when Harry was able to repel Snape with his shield charm - allowing Harry to see into Snape's thoughts - you then find out a little about why Snape has hatred against Harry's father. Snape is humiliated that Harry saw that particular memory and ends up not wanting to teach Harry anymore... essentially leaving him vulnerable to Voldemort later on...
In the Forbidden Forest, Hermione's plan was to take Umbridge to Grawp (Hagrid's giant brother) to delay her so they could escape, but Grawp had broken free. Harry and Hermione couldn't perform magic against Umbridge because they knew that would have very serious consequences... They were both very fortunate that the centaurs showed up when they did. Umbridge insulting them was what infuriated them as centaurs are extremely intelligent creatures. Her getting carried off by them was brilliant! Sadly though, this is not the last you see of Delores Umbridge...
Bellatrix Lestrange is an insane dark wizard who is extremely loyal to Voldemort. (She is played brilliantly by Helena Bonham Carter). She is also related to Sirius Black (you can see her on the family tapestry in the Black manor house)! Bellatrix kills Sirius during that battle in the Ministry... and then he fell into the veil of death. So... yeah. Sirius is gone. đą Harry did attempt to fight back, and while he does hit Bellatrix with Crucio, she is able to shake it off because in her words, "You have to mean it! You have to want to cause pain!" Angry as he was at the loss of his godfather, Harry is still a good person through and through.
What the dark wizards were looking for in the Hall of Mysteries was a prophecy that was made about Harry and Voldemort. They wanted to know what was said in it. When it broke during the fight, it was lost... and Voldemort was very, very angry about it.
@cisio64123 already brilliantly covers why Harry was teaching all of the students in Defense against the Dark Arts... so I won't cover that again. đ Yes, Harry did have lots of help, but he still was a very quick learner! And remember... despite the actor's ages... they are all portraying 15-YEAR-OLD kids who were fighting adult wizards (in the book all the kids did a lot more fighting)! Also, it seems every action movie has a big battle scene at the end, so this is really par for the course! đ
Billy there thing you need to know. Hermione character look better in the movies because the director was a fan of Hermione.
In the 1st movie, was Ron's Father who fix Harry's glasses not Hermione.
Again 1st movie, in the devil's snare scene, In the book Hermione knows what the thing is but is panicking while Ron is who calm her remaining her that she is a witch.
In the 2nd movie, Hermione said a line that in the books is Dumbledore who said it. "Fear of a name increases fear of the thing itself"
In the 3rd movie, When Sirius black appear, in the books is Ron who has his leg broke but with brave he said "take me instead" while in the movies they change it for Hermione.
"See into the future"
"On my way out I'm punching you in the nose" đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
The couple dancing in the picture on his bedside table were his parents, Lily and James which is where Harry got his middle name. Also, you should really read the books cuz you miss so much that would help you understand why Harry Potter is so great.
If he's barely getting through the movies, I really don't think he's gonna read the books đ
I donât think he really needs to read the books, just pay more attention stop ranting informative dialouges đ
Alternatively, he could just pay attention.
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The black guy was in the first season of "How To Get Away With Murder".
The first season? đ
@@jemwithouttheholograms8806 Yes, his name is Alfred Enoch. He plays Dean Smith in HP. Yes, he was in the first season of HTGAWM.
YOUR VIDEOS ARE SOO GOOD AND I LOVE THEM
I love the actress that plays Bellatrix lestrange (the creepy / fire lady) Helena Bonham Carter (Tim Burton's ex-wife)
She has also played the Queen of hearts in Alice in wonderland movies and the fairy godmother in the live action Disney 2015 Cinderella. (I didn't even recognize her in either movie)
Billy was too busy thinking Harry's middle name was James, he didn't notice Dumbledore's name is "Bryan"