HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE (2009) | MOVIE REACTION | WE ARE COMPLETELY DEVASTATED!!
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What's going on guys! Watch our reaction to 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince' now!! From humor to suspense, this film kept us on the edge of our seats!
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I love how you guys can appreciate what David Yates brought to the table with directing the 5th, 6th, and (eventually you'll get to) the 7th and 8th movie. Like how he decides not to use a music score during some scenes like when they're running through the cornfield. I feel like Yates did a fantastic job making the magical world feel grounded and credible with the last 4 films. It doesn't necessarily feel like some kid's imagination like the first couple movies did nor too strong of a fantasy like the 3rd or 4th.
One thing I'll never understand is Hermione being attracted to Ron who bullied her for years as a kid. Treats her like dirt in the fourth film and doesn't even give her the time of day in this movie. I always felt Harry and Hermione understood each other better, were more compatible and had more in common. I honestly don't know what was worse, Harry and Ginny coming out of nowhere or Hermione and Ron somehow being a thing.
That said, I'm excited for your reaction to Deathly Hallows, Part 1 which is arguably my favorite out of the franchise.
I personally think Hermione need someone like Ron. We laugh at movie Ron, but we laugh With book Ron. When not brooding over his insecurities, he's very light hearted and easy going. He also can get her back to earth when she's a besserwisser, and he refuses to be mowed over by her. Book Hermione can be really sarcastic and waspish. She also don't function well under stress, and Ron can help her there. He simply make her more complete. Then there's only the tiny detail; for them to get that. 😳🤷🏼♀️
Geez...
It's a complicated relationship between Ron and Hermione indeed, but I think that is what make it interesting. Ron was the boy that made a lot of fun of her, but he was also the one who defended her when Malfoy called her "mudblood". The point is that Ron doesn't know how to deal with his feelings for her and for most of the time he was a fool trying to look cool and compete with Harry's popularity.
It's the other way around, Hermione had a horrible personality, Ron deserved someone much better.
When muggle-born witches and wizards are at the age to go to hogwarts, a witch or wizard goes to visit them and explain everything to them and their parents. That's what happened to Hermione and Harry. For Harry it was Hagrid. For Tom, it was Dumbledore who was a teacher at Hogwarts at that time (Dippet was the headmaster).
Harry "drunk" on Felix Felicis is one of my top 5 sequences from all the movies. He's just so damn funny in those. 😂
RIGHT?! Even the sarcastic “Well, come along then sir” was hilarious 😂😂. Hope we get to see a little more of ‘Drunk on Felix’ Harry! - Chris
I've read somewhere that the actor was ideed drunk in that scene. Daniel Radcliffe had a drinking problem at that time.
@@rittersportfan yes, he wasnt "acting drunk" he really was.
Around Phoenix and this movie, as Rupert said it once "Stardom" had hit them.
Emma wanted to quit, because she felt alone, Rupert had problems to differ between himself and Ron and Daniel started drinking.
They had been in the spotlight for 6 years and it was going bad for all of them. They were kids who basically had become "public trademarks"
I'm glad you guys touched on Draco's struggle with his family and his "good" side, Tom Felton did a very good job in this movie particularly to convey that internal struggle.
Oh absolutely! Draco’s pain is becoming more and more noticeable. You can also feel through the screen that he’s being torn in two. You’re right, Tom Felton did a great job portraying Draco’s struggle and torment! The acting done by everyone in this series so far has been nothing short of incredible 🙌🏼 - Chris & Daniela
Actually tom behaves like that because he was conceived under the influence of a love potion... Every person who was born by a love potion, does not have capacity to feel emotions, that's what happened, Tom's mother gave a love potion to Tom's dad without him consent...
@@Quas..i Cannot feel love, maybe?
Voldemort can't feel love, not all emotions.
WOW, thank you so much for your comment! That actually makes a lot of sense as to why he hurt so many other children in the orphanage. Tom has such an interesting yet deranged childhood from the sounds of it. Without Tom’s dad’s consent? Just insane… Please, keep the facts coming! We love the comments and your support 🙌🏼 - Chris & Daniela
Just had to comment and say that we love the use of ‘Voldy’ 😂 🙌🏼 - Chris & Daniela
@@TheHappyCryersTom’s Mom was a Gaunt (last name), lineage from Salazar Slytherin too.
Luna is totally a supportive friend! If it's not her house Ravenclaw playing, she always cheers for Griffindor! 🦁
The movies should have included her and Lee's quidditch commentary from the books... they were so good!
Everyone focuses on the Golden Trio. There is a secondary trio in Harry's inner circle. Neville in coming into his confidence. His "hero's arc" is not yet complete. Ginny is a powerful witch. She is also Neville's best friend in the way Hermione is Harry's. Luna is is a wise Ravenclaw. She sees and understands things others don't. When she speaks, Harry stops and listens.
My wife and I really like this comment because it’s so true!! You don’t see the secondary trio as much and they’re not focused on as much but you can’t forget that they exist nor their importance in Harry’s life. Thank you so much for your comment! 🙌🏼 - Chris
@TheHappyCryersReact One of the shortcomings of both the movies and the books is in the most part we only see things from Harry's perspective. You miss a lot of the tragedy of the backstory.
The size of the classes at Hogwarts during Harry's years speaks of the extensiveness of the First Wizarding War. What we do know is although a member of the Order, Molly sat out the war because she was raising Bill and Charlie. Her brothers Fabian and Gideon died before the birth of Fred and George, and Ron was over a year old before it ended.
Harry's parents were only 21 when they died.
Neither Harry or Neville have any memories of living with their parents.
Neville was raised by an overbearing grandmother. He was forced to use his father's hand-me-down wand that wouldn't work fir him properly because it never chose him. Although he was only a year old when they were tortured and has no memory of them or they of him, he still faithfully visited his parents in St. Mongo's Hospital.
This is the beauty of the series. You can enjoy it on so many levels. As a 10 year old watching Sorcerer's Stone for some light fantasy adventure, or a 67 year old finding new details with each reading/viewing.
I believe you asked last film, "What made Voldemort turn?" No spoilers, but the movies don't really go into this as much as I wish they did. You'd have to read the books to get that side of the story. (which is totally worth it... that's some of the best stuff in the whole series, too)
If anyone reading this doesn't care to read the books but still want to know, here's what the movies don't tell you...
Tom Riddle Sr., Voldemort's father, was bewitched by a love potion for years by one of Slytherin's descendants, Merope Gaunt, because she was infatuated with him but he showed no interest in return. I believe she married him, and eventually gave birth to Voldemort, but after so long she felt guilty about the love potion and wanted to feel that he REALLY loved her rather than just being under the influence of the potion, so she stopped giving it to him.
When it wore off, he returned to his normal self and abandoned her and Voldemort, which led to her death from a broken heart. This more or less resulted in resentment from Voldemort toward his father, which became disdain for all muggles (and subsequently muggle-borns), viewing them as worthless and weak compared to those with magical abilities, who, as his mother did, could use their powers to get what they wanted.
That, in conjunction with his upbringing (not really having anything, or anyone to teach him better), meant he developed into a very selfish, greedy, and power-hungry individual. I also read in another comment that apparently children born under the influence of love potions can't feel love, which would have just further bolstered the worst of him.
So there wasn't like a moment where he turned because of something that happened and changed him; he was, unfortunately, a twisted individual to begin with. It's entirely possible that if he'd had proper guidance, while he might have lived a loveless life, he might not have become the monster we came to know him as.
She stopped giving the love potion while she was pregnant. He left his pregnant wife (because he came "to his senses", after the love potion wore out) and Merope died shortly after giving birth, possibly from a broken heart. She loved Tom Riddle sr. very much, but she was described as rather ugly and came from a "weirdo" household, so he was not interested at all. It drove her to use the love potion and after a while, she thought, maybe I can stop using the love potion, because by now he must really love me right? It turned out that was not the case and she was broken, because it was all a lie
Oh I just realized how badly I was waiting for this reaction. It's soooo refreshing to watch the movies with someone with a fresh point of view. Your insights of Draco will help you understand the character like it was meant to be in the books and not just merely how it was shown in the movies. Also about the joke shop by the Weasley twins, Harry gives his Goblet of fire triwizard tournament winning prize (gold) to the Weasley twins to open up the shop! Isn't that awesome? Great work guys!
My wife and I are both so happy that we were able to deliver this reaction since you were eagerly waiting! I completely agree with you, Draco has such depth as a character that a lot of people are commenting it was overlooked in this movie. NO WAY?!?! That’s actually the coolest fact we’ve been told so far!! 😱. Seriously, we can’t believe that Harry gave his Goblet of fire winnings to the Weasley twins! Such a classic Harry move and it definitely was worth it 🙌🏼. We always love seeing your comments and are thankful for your support! We hope you continue to stay with us for more to come! - Chris & Daniela
The scene at the beginning between Narcissa Malfoy, Snape and Bellatrix is so tragic now. 2 of the 3 actors have passed away. I can't imagine how that feels for Helena Bonham Carter...
26:54 Because the wizard's child in England will be directly registered at Hogwarts, and because Tom doesn't know the wizarding world, someone must pick him up, and it turns out that Dumbledore picked Tom up directly
1:17:47 Snape's mother had the suffix name Prince and he was also half-blood Wizard So if it is interpreted as a half-blood child Prince
Three things guys.
Firstly, they left out a great deal of important information from this movie and I'm sure you'll have some moments in the last one where you'll be a bit confused, certain things are not explained properly. They decided to fill this one with teenage romance and the main reason was (according to an interview with the director) that the actors themselves were going through that phase.
Speaking of things that were left out: Dumbledore knew that Voldemort made Horcruxes and that he made more than one, which is unprecedented. No wizard in history has ever made more than one. He just didn't know the exact number. if you want to know how he knew, ask me and I'll tell you, but this comment is quite long as it is.
Secondly, speaking of romance: Ron and Hermione had feelings for each other for years. But Ron was taken aback and angry because Hermione kissed Viktor Krum in GOF. Also, Hermione - as Rowling herself put it - refuses to be less brilliant than she is in order to be more likeable.
Thirdly, the orphanage scene in the book is a little longer. There it's obvious, that Tom Riddle is not just a kid who went bad because of the circumstances. As Dumbledore put it: "His ability to speak to snakes didn't make me nearly as uneasy as his obvious instincts for cruelty".
In that scene Dumbledore suggests that he should accompany Tom to Diagon Alley to buy his school stuff, and Tom refuses, saying that he prefers to do it alone. Also, when Dumbledore mentions that the barman in the Leaky Cauldron is also called Tom, the kid shows displeasure. He doesn't like his name, because there are a lot of Toms.
Dumbledore points out that the adult Voldemort is the same: always operating alone, never trusting anyone and hating everything that ties him to the ordinary.
They were able to have butterbeer since book 3. Butterbeer doesn't really affect humans that much but when it comes to the house elves it messes them up
Right. It's only SLIGHTLY alcoholic, so it doesn't affect them as much as actual beer. Also, these kids live in England, and I know, in England, the legal drinking age is like 14 or 16 . . . BUT they CANNOT drive a car UNTIL they're 18 over there. I think it's actually better that way, personally; that way you cannot drink & then get into a car & drive b/c you're not old enough to drive yet . . . I mean, obviously, there're still drinking & driving accidents over there, but at least, not with kids . . . If you get my meaning . . . 🤔
Book fact: Harry gave his winnings from the goblet of fire to Fred and George... That's how they opened the shop
Snape's father was a muggle and his mother a witch called Eileen Prince, hence half blood prince. In the books Ginny and Harry's relationship grows slowly and not suddenly as in the films. She is also more attractive than Hermione and a very powerful witch.
Being attractive is a subjective thing. Let's just say that Ginny is very popular, and every boy want to be her boyfriend. Harry has a lot of inner battles during this year, and when Ginny breaks up with Dean, he is really afraid that if he doesn't do it soon, someone else will ask her out. Their movie relationship is just aweful. Like why would they have Harry flirt with the waitress at the beginning (a really stupid made-up scene), if we're suppose to believe he already likes Ginny ? Since when does tying someone's shoes is sexy ? I can't believe they gave Harry and Ginny's first kiss (in the common room with everybody watching, just after winning the Quidditch match) to Ron and Lavender. That pisses me off, and i'm not even a huge fan of Ginny in the book. But at least that Ginny has a personnality.
@@ptitepeluche05 I think ginny being sister of his best friend also played a part on harry's mind.
I mean harry saw how Ron reacted when he caught her with dean. It wasn't anything like in the movie. It was far more nastier in the book. I think you know very well.
For me it was horrible to see a fight like that between bro and sis.
In the books, they make it clear that certain muggles, such as the British PM, know about wizards and the Minister of Magic communicates with the Muggle government - so the government helps keep Wizards a secret.
I love that young Tom Riddle,that first scene when Dumbledore visits him, is Voldemort’s nephew in real life
Wow that’s such a cool fact! No wonder they look so alike. That’s so good to know! Both are great actors btw! 🙌🏻 - Daniela
This movie has one of my favourite fan theories of the franchise
Slug horn calls love potion the most dangerous potion in that room , while the other potions being veretaserum(truth serum), polyjuice and liquid luck… which one may consider to be far more dangerous
The theory goes that the reason he calls it the most dangerous potion was because he taught merope (voldemorts mom) how to make the love potion which in turn caused the birth of the dark lord
There is actually a full detailed video on this theory called “ slughorns darkest secret” by supercarlin brothers
It’s definitely worth a watch
Love the Carlin bros!
16:50... Poor Bruno wanted some of those popcorns.😢
Don't worrry, Bruno got lots before the movie! He's just a very loud chewer which would be hard to edit out 🤣
@@TheHappyCryers Thanks for the info. guys.
Bruno is lucky to have you.
Will be waiting for you next video ♥️
In that cave scene in the book creature which is serious Blacks house elf basically insane lost his mind because of drinking that potion in the cave, Voldemort tested it on him. In the movie at the end of the scene when they're done and they're leaving the cave, they cut it out but Harry tells Dumbledore not to worry, Dumbledore says I'm not I'm with you
I forgot to mention another thing in my last comment..
They also cut out the battle of astronomy tower. This is where Dumbledore died. it was so easy for death eaters just come to hogwarts and reaching the astronomy tower but they didn't get away that easily after dumbledore's death. There was a huge fight. Which Harry, Ron, Hermione, Ginny, Neville, Luna, prof. McGonagall, Bill, Lupin and tonks fought.
How did Dumbledore know to go and look for Tom Riddle in the orphange? How does the school find out about muggle borns like Hermione and Lily (Harry’s mother)?
Somewhere in Hogwarts there is a small locked tower, where sits an ancient book, a silver ink pot and a very old quill. When a child exhibits enough signs of being magical; the quill writes the name in the book. This is true for pure-bloods, half-bloods and muggle borns.
Fred and George were in their last year in Hogwarts anyway. They decided they don't care about finishing the school. Harry gave them the prize of 1000 galleons he won from triwizard tournament so that they could open their shop.
Oliver Wood's last year was during Harry's third year. It was the first year Gryffindor won the Quidditch cup. The all Quidditch season was awesome in Prisoner of Azkaban. Then during 4th year, there was no Quidditch cup because of the Triwizard Tournament. During 5th year, Angelina Johnson was the captain. And during 6th year, Harry is, and the only remaining member of his original Quidditch team is Katie Bell, the one who is cursed by the necklace.
as a new viewer of your channel I believe in MY OPINION that Dumbledore knew Tom as a boy that he was Voldemort and wanted to keep tabs on him to make sure that he would not go bad as a young child!!
I've seen a lot of reactors be in denial about Dumbledore's death for awhile.
Voldemort chose Draco to kill Dumbledore to punish Lucius for his failure in obtaining the prophecy in the last movie. Either Dumbledore and/or Draco would die, which was a win-win in Voldemort's mind: kill off his rival and/or severely punish one of his followers for his failure.
And if draco failed and still survived . Then he will brutally kill draco in front of Lucius and Narcissa. What could be more painful for Lucius and his wife than that??
@@Roughguy666 indeed!
Absolutely! Watching Dumbledore get killed is a shocking and almost unbelievable scene. The fact that Voldemort considered this a win-win showcases his sick and twisted mind even more… It’s just impossible to predict where this series goes from here but we hope you stay with us to see our reaction! - Chris & Daniela
A funny thing is that in the books, both Harry & Lily (Harry's mother) had GREEN eyes, BUT Daniel Radcliffe (the actor who plays Harry, who has BLUE eyes) was, in fact, ALLERGIC to the green contact lenses they originally gave him for the 1st movie, so they didn't use them for Harry in the movies. And they actually ASKED J.K., "Is it that important that Harry has green eyes, specifically?" And she said, "No, it's not that important." 😅 And withe the Weasley twins, they actually LEFT Hogwarts BEFORE they could get expelled b/c in the books, IF you get expelled, they actually BREAK your wand, so you can't do magic anymore, and the twins were about to graduate, anyway . . . They were already in their last year . . . Also, if you didn't know, or didn't realize by now, Gryffindor mascot is a lion; that's Luna's wearing a lion's head, to support her friends IN Gryffindor. 🦁❤💛 When Ravenclaw plays, she wears an eagle 🦅 (Ravenclaw's mascot (the movies got it wrong; it IS an eagle, btw); Luna is in Ravenclaw (in case you didn't know 😉).
In the books Fred and George actually left to start their business they weren't expelled😊
We really appreciate your comment because it makes things a million times better! Fred and George have been hinting at this for a couple of movies now and to know that they weren’t expelled but actually went out on their own and started their business? That’s just awesome!! Have to love the Weasley’s 🙌🏼 - Chris
@@TheHappyCryersthey actually got the money to start their business from Harry when he won the Triwizard Championship cup that came with a thousand galleons. He didn't want keep it especially after Cedric died
@@TheHappyCryersThey were already in their last year anyway.
They just didn't graduate because they left school weeks before the end of the school year.
Fred and George left Hogwarts, they were not expelled. Harry gave them the gold prize he won for winning the triwizard tournament. They opened this shop with it.
The whole Prince thing is only explained in the book not the movie. Severus snipe his mother's maiden name was Prince, his father was a muggle so he is a Half-Blood and he is half of a prince, so Half Blood Prince
Drunk Harry is the best Harry!
Just discovered you guys. I watch reactors react to Harry Potter because I can’t watch it (or read it) for the first time again. So I have to do it through you guys. Usually, when I find a new channel doing Harry Potter, I go back and watch them in order. But for some reason I didn’t this time. But I like what I saw and I’ll definitely be checking out your other videos.
We are so happy to hear you liked what you saw! 😊 We hope you stick around and watch more movies with us!! - Daniela
The unbreakable vow is stronger than a promise.
The Weasleys twins decided to drop out of school before their last year to open their magic shop (They said so in "Order of the Phoenix"). They decided to literally break all of Umbrage's rules and cause other mischief before they left.
Harry didn't want the money he won for winning the Tri-Wizard Cup ("Goblet of Fire"). He gave it to the Weasley twins to open their business and told them to buy Ron a new wand. He was their silent partner that no one else (except readers of the books) knew about.
Someone else explained the Half-Blood Prince which the movie fails to do. I believe this one is where the director decided that if it wasn't about Harry, they would leave it out of the movie. Bad move.
Ginny is attracted to Harry at first sight. There's a glimpse of it in the very first movie. I believe there's something similar in the first or second book. Maybe Harry noticing her?
Wood is no longer Quidditch captain because he's graduated from Hogwarts.
Butter Beer isnI believe isn't alcoholic (The kind I drink is not.) in the same way that ginger beer is not alcoholic.
As you said, they're going through hormone high; typical for 15/16-year-olds. It's done better in the books.
The book ends with Harry and Ginny's relationship developing deeper before they part for the summer. Harry decides to maintain distance afterwards for fear of what Voldemort would do to Ginny, considering what happened to the last person he loved -- Sirius.
Butterbeer does have a small amount of alcohol in it, less than a light ale. Europe doesn't have the stringent laws against underage drinking that we have here. That is how house elf Winky gets drunk on Butterbean. The small amount of alcohol is strong for their small bodies.
Not a new wand, a new gala robe. He got his new wand after the weasleys won a sum of money in between Chamber of secrets and prisoner of Azkaban. They spend the rest of the money on a holiday to Egypt. In goblet of fire Ron had that hideous gala robe for the ball and Harry wanted the twins to buy a new one for him
@@sherrylawrence7611In this day and age a lot of European countries have made it illigal to drink alcohol under 18 (in some countries low alcohol percentage is allowed from the age of 16). This is set in the 90's (the books) and at the time there was not much regulation. I could buy alcohol and cigarettes from the age of 10-11, when I had to do groceries as a chore. Nobody asked what age I was. I did not smoke or drink at that age, the alcohol and cigarettes were for my parents, but on a school field trip my 15 yo me, my school mates and my teachers were all drinking beer in the local bar at the end of the trip 😅. My daughter is 14 now and this is not allowed today! It would be a large scandal and the teachers would be fired and the bar would lose its permit to sell alcohol.
I think Dumbledore came to the Orphanage to meet Tom Riddle because he was in Orphanage, so it will be hard to “convince” and don’t have parents or guardians to help the students
That’s a fair point! There’s so much of Voldemort’s childhood that wasn’t mentioned in the movie (tons of people brought up to us), so moments like the orphanage scene, you’re kind of left guessing like my wife and I, especially if you haven’t read the books or haven’t in a long time. Really appreciate your comment and thoughts! We hope you stick around with us for more to come 🙌🏼 - Chris
Happy to see you guys back again..
Movies will never explain everything. And particularly this movie is the worst adaption from the books.
First thing you guys mentioned about the Weasley twins. They were neither expelled nor graduated. They left hogwarts by their own choice. It was always their dream to open a joke shop
And harry helped them to do that by giving them all his prize money he got from the Triwizard tournament.
Snape's mother was a pure blood witch named Eileen prince and his father was a muggle named Tobias snape.
He's a half-blood you see just like Harry and Voldemort.
And also like Dumbledore and McGonagall😊 i don't think you guys ever get that info about dumbledore and mcgonagall from the movie.
This movie cuts out the whole origin story of Voldemort from the books and gave us that destruction of the burrow (Weasley's home) scene. Which neither in the books and doesn't make any sense. It's only for some extra dramatic effect. Their home was hidden with a powerful charm that even Voldemort wouldn't find it but bella and fenrir did 😅😅
They don't show us the funeral of Dumbledore. Whole wizarding world came to hogwarts for mourning his death. wizards and witches from all over the world came to hogwarts. All the Cantaurs from the forbidden forest came and show their respect by shooting volley of arrows.
All the Mermen and Mermaids came out from the black lake next to the castle and sing in mourning. His Phoenix fawkes mourn and sings all along until the funeral is over and after that it leaves hogwarts and never seen anymore. For a moment harry wants to ask dumbledore something then realized he's gone forever never coming back and breaks down crying. Reading the book it hits very hard. You can get the feeling that it's not only harry who lost again someone close to him but the whole wizaring world lost someone. 😞😞
Thank you so much for your comment! We always enjoy seeing them as their full of important detail but explanations to accompany them to ensure we understand all we need to for the next movie 🙌🏼. We’re so happy to be back watching HP with you guys again! WOW, you’re completely right… We can’t believe how much was actually left out of this movie from the book. I remember my wife turning to me and literally saying, “Why is Snape the half-blood prince?” which she should have never needed to ask except they slipped over the whole explanation. Dumbledore and McGonagall?! See, this is why we love your comments!! Never would’ve known that 😱. Now if there was a movie solely based on Voldemort’s childhood/origin story… We would immediately watch it! There’s so much mystery surrounding him and his motives (at least from the movie’s side of things). Considering Dumbledore’s reputation and legacy, we have no doubt that his funeral was fully packed from all over the world with different walks of life! This was such an informative and memorable comment, thank you for explaining this to us!! We hope you participate in our live chat to discuss everything even more! - Chris 🙏🏼
@@TheHappyCryers lot's of love to you both ❤❤❤
Now you guys are closing in to the finale. This journey will come to an end soon. Sad but that's the way it is. 😞😞
So, I'm going to give you a suggestion of the next HP related reaction after the finale.
Pls pls don't forget to react on "20th anniversary special of hogwarts" Then it will be the perfect farewell for this whole franchise and for you guys too🙂😇
@@TheHappyCryers One thing that was not mentioned in the comments above: Snape did not like or get along with his father, who bullied him when he was a child. That is why he chose to identify with his mother by calling himself The Half Blood Prince. 😊
Your wife is too good for this world🥺
The Weasley twins essentially dropped out of school. And in the books Harry actually gave them his earnings from the Triwizard Tournament so they could open their joke shop!
they graduated, they didn't drop out of hogwarts
Right but in the last movie didn't they have the line about this being the end of their academic endeavours or something? That's what I was alluding to. Forgive me, I read the books ages ago and I get the movie lore confused with book canon sometimes for small details.
@@br0ken_107 they didn't fully graduated, they got their O.W.L but dropped out before the N.E.W.T (the 7th year exam).
This is a hard one for me, on the one hand it's probably my second favorite movie (after Deadly Hollows 2), on the other hand they left so much that was in the book.
1: Dumbledors meeting with the Dursleys. First. It sets up Dudleyd redemption arc (a part of it was filmed for Deadly Howells 1 but they had to cut it. I mean, having Dudley shake. Harry's hand and stand up to Aunt Patunia without any subtexts is a bit hard to explain). It also tells why Harry has to return to the Dursleys every year.
2: The story of the ring. The back story of Voltamores mother, his father, his Uncle and his great Uncle.
3: The meeting with the new Prime Minister of magic and Harry also Percy who has disowned his family and who has no trouble roughing up Harry. As you saw the last movie 4: It's been a while since I read the book but I could have sworn that Voldemort threatened to kill. Draco's father instead of him and that's why it affected him so much. That also makes Draco a little bit more sympathetic.
Helen McCrory really was a great actress. Out of the ordinary, really. Her death was really a surprise. :(
I absolutely agree! Helen was an extraordinary actress and every time she was onscreen, she stole the spotlight! Yes, it was really a surprise and far too soon! - Chris
@@TheHappyCryersShe was originally supposed to play Bellatrix Lestrange but was forced to drop out when she got pregnant.
When you said that she is from Peaky Blinders, it made me kinda emotional. So many great actors from this movie already died. :(
Alan Rickman - Snape; Helen Mccroy - Dracos mom; Michael Gambon - Brian; Robbie Coltrane - Hagrid and more.
Great reactions as always. And top notch discussion and analysis on Draco. A victim of his upbringing.
Also, Chris don't listen to those comments. You're great, and actually care about the content. Very few people who's seen potter do 50% of the experience you're giving to Daniela and to us.
You're Chris Chryerdore (our Dumbledore, I mean Brian 😅😅)
Love it! Chris Cryerdore or Chris Brian Cryer. He really is my Brian 😂 - Daniela
Thank you so much for saying that! It means a lot and seeing comments like yours makes me even more motivated to create great content. Wow! It’s an honour to be called Chris Cryerdore!😂 it’s always great hearing your thoughts and opinions on the movies! - Chris
@@TheHappyCryersBeing a huge potterhead I never like reaction of people who's seen it because it feels non genuine trying to fake a reaction. You're the first I actually vibe alot. If it was like the other vids I've seen I would have Vibed with Daniela reaction more. But I am actually loving both of your interaction. 🔥🔥🔥
Btw, I am curious if I join the membership, do the video come earlier?
I like to make it automatically l instead just for this month if there's advance content.
No issue, if not. Just like to know. 😊
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Imma go join it!
Thanks for feeding my curiosity.
There are 2 artifacts created by the 4 founders which detect and determine eligibility to attend Hogwarts. So Tom Riddle was found and identified by these 2 artifacts and that information is conveyed to the Head Master I believe and a professor is sent to explain to the child and parents of muggles or just the child in case of Tom Riddle.
Butter Beer can contain alcohol but frequently does not. Think of Butter Beer as something like Root Beer (name wise) but maybe more sweet like Creme Soda. There are many recipes online to make it with and without alcohol.
The age of the kids in Hogwarts is easy as they all start their 1st year at 11. So 10 + the year they're in and their last year is 7 making them 17 and an adult in the wizarding world.
It's funny as everyone I've talked to about the scenes with Harry while under the influence of the liquid luck potion loved the way he acted but in an interview with Daniel Radcliffe I believe he really didn't like the way he did those scenes.
They explain in the books. Snape's mother's maiden name was Prince and she married a muggle thus making Snape the Half-Blood Prince.
What makes Dumbledores death significantly worse is how it went down in the books. Dumbledore put a spell on Harry freezing him in place, so he had to just stand there and watch him getting murdered, but thats not even the worst part... the Avada Kedavra isnt even what killed Dumbledore, the fall is. You have to MEAN it to kill someone with that spell, and now that I know you've watched the whole series I can point out that Severus never wanted to kill Dumbledore, so all the spell did was knock him off the tower and the fall killed him. You knew when he died because as soon as he hit the ground the spell on Harry ended. Spells you cast end the moment you die, and Harry was frozen during the entire fall.
Sectumsempra means "cut always" - the spells in Harry Potter are generally Latin - I's say "cut always" meant be better translated in this case as "Continuous Cutting".
Prince if I remember correctly was Snape’s mother’s maiden name, and he as half blood as in half muggle half wizard! If I’m incorrect on this someone please correct me haha
You Probably wont read this now but Oliver Wood graduated and made a career playing for Puddlemere United( They played in the British Irish league).
Also in the books he was the an amazing keeper and only got knocked out in the first book which was a red card level foul by Slytherins.
We always try our best to answer everyone’s comment, no matter when they post it 🙌🏼. That’s a very awesome fact from the book! I was really just playing around with the fact the two times they show Wood in the movies is when he gets knocked out. I’m happy to hear that he continued on with it and did great!! Thank you for sharing this and we hope you enjoyed our reaction! - Chris
The kids can have butterbeers & a few other things in pubs that are so low in alcohol they are considered ok for teens, cause they'd have to drink like 10 of them to actually get drunk. They're still underage. They can't have regular beer!
In the movie they actually changed the line where Tom Riddle said that he can do things to people when they are mean to him. In the book he says he can do things to people who annoy him, not mean but annoy him
26:53 Dumbledore would have been a professor at the time he meet Tom riddle. He “recruited” similar to how Hagrid went to Harry when letters wouldn’t work.
You're forgetting that Tom is a half-blood just like Harry. Harry didn't get a live representative because his family already knew about the magic world..the people at the muggle orphanage did not. The same thing happens with muggleborns. A rep from the school is sent to explain to the family about the magic world and give them their child's acceptance letter.
Voldemort's father was a muggle but his mother was a witch. He despised her as well as his father because he considered her weak for dying when he was born.
When is the live? By the way I highly recommend the books or the audiobooks.
The wizarding society know about all with magic abilities. Dumbledore/Brian or someone else from the school visit muggle families to tell them about their child and the school. In this case Dumbledore talked to the head mistress of the orphanage, but he didn't mention anything about magic 😏
And also he talked with young Tom.
In Goblet Of Fire, the tent bigger on the inside was done in The DOCTOR WHO series for 50 years of TV
That’s a very cool fact that we did not know about! Such an amazing concept. The beauty of magic in its many forms 🙌🏼. Thank you for sharing with us and we hope you stick around for more of our reactions to come! - Chris
'I'm in a warm bed and I put them on a cold floor, I don't do that! I'm not a psychopath!' lol had me giggling
Most kids get owled letters, with him being in an orphanage, Dumbledore also served as an ambassador to muggle born families to initiate muggle born entry to Hogwarts.
Oh so that’s similar to my theory! That’s good to know. Thank you so much for you comment, great insight! - Daniela
Fred and George left Hogwarts, they'd had enough and so they went and fulfilled their dream to open a Joke Shop and now they're swimming in Galleons.
Voldemort didn’t expect that Draco would succeed in kiIIing Dumbledore. He gave Draco the task as punishment for Lucius Malfoys failures. The diary Horcrux was destroyed in Lucius’ plot to open the Chamber of Secrets then he failed to retrieve the prophecy in the Department of Mysteries.
Voldemort was furious so decided to punish the Malfoys by giving Draco a job that he, Voldemort, thought the boy couldn’t do & then told the Malfoys that he would kiII the boy when he failed.
Believing that Draco would not succeed Voldemort told Snape of the plan with the understanding that Snape would do it once Draco failed. That’s why Snape told Draco’s mother, Narcissa, that he was aware of her situation & agreed to make the Unbreakable Vow, which is much more than a promise. If you break an Unbreakable Vow you will die.
Every reactor I’ve seen is confused about the Horcruxes. Young Tom Riddle had already made one Horcrux, the ring he was wearing, when he asked Slughorn about them. He needed to know if it was safe to create another Horcrux so he asked Slughorn if it was possible to split the SOUL seven times, which means he planned to create six Horcruxes while the 7th piece of his tattered soul remained inside his body.
It was the part of the soul in his body that fled the Potter’s ruined house after his body was destroyed in the failed attack on baby Harry. It hid in the forests of Albania where Quirrell encountered it & bought it back to Britain. It was that piece of Voldemort’s soul that was used when Peter Pettigrew resurrected him in Goblet of Fire.
All Muggleborns are visited by a Hogwarts professor when they are old enough to attend the school. Muggles don’t know anything about the magical community so an acceptance letter to Hogwarts delivered by an owl wouldn’t go over well. So a representative from Hogwarts goes to their home & explains everything to the parents & child. Tom Riddle isn’t a Muggleborn since his mother was a witch but she died giving birth & he was raised in a Muggle orphanage so Dumbledore had to go there to tell Tom he was a wizard & explain about Hogwarts. There’s actually a magical quill which writes the names of all young witches & wizards into Hogwarts’ Book of Acceptance & once the magical child is old enough to attend the school at 11 yrs old they are notified by either letter or a visit from a staff member.
I laughed thinking of you calling them Bryan and Tom. For Dumbledore you can think of the first part 🎉rhyming with bumble, or tumble. Then put the door at the end. I’m fine with calling Voldemort Tom😂😂😂.
Brian & Tom! They sound like buddies! I would 100% a shirt with their faces that says Brian & Tom! 😂
Fred and George were not expelled, they left howgwarts and opened the shop with the prize money Harry won from the triwizard tournament. It was their last year anyway. They were on their 7th year. So I guess they didn’t miss much, just the “diploma” haha
Exactly!! Especially if they were going to be business owners anyways? Missing the diploma definitely did not hold them back! Thank you for sharing this information with us and the movies didn’t quite cover it that much into detail! - Chris & Daniela
Did you notice that when Ginny takes the book from Harry, and asks “Who’s the half-blood prince?”, she opens it to a page in the middle of the book? Just a minor mistake I always notice
Shape is a half blood. His father name is Tobias snake but his mother’s maiden name is Eileen Prince so he called himself the half blood prince
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Of the books, this one is my favorite. And Luna's my favorite character in the whole series
We can definitely see why it’s your favourite book as everyone’s comments are stating that the book has so much more depth into the characters and their back stories than the movie!! My wife absolutely agrees with you, Luna is her HP franchise MVP! Lol 🙌🏼 - Chris
This movie is so weird. It's like the screenwriter read the book, saw the title, and just said "let's forget about this half-blood prince or Voldemort's past, let's do a teenage love movie instead. And since there is not much action, let's just invent some action scenes that will do nothing for the plot so no risk there.". Why would they make-up new useless scenes instead of using the ones from the book, i'll never understand. Anyway, i'll watch your reaction now. I hope you'll still enjoy it. It has its moment i guess.
The thing is though, the teenage romance was like one of the major focuses of this book, with Harry occasionally delving into a memory with Dumbledore, or investigating the HBP. So it's not necessarily wrong to include that stuff, because that IS what the book was largely about until the end. If they took it out, people would be upset it wasn't included, and would feel like the film didn't really accurately adapt the book.
But I agree that they could have not added a new action scene, and spent more time on Voldemort's past. I think the problem is just, a lot of those memories and the stuff about his past loses context without having most or all of them, so they probably just had a hard time coming up with one or two more memories they could include that I didn't feel either completely random or like it was the beginning or something that they never really got off the ground with.
I mean with every new memory from a different time, you have to explain who all the people in the memory are and what they are doing and what the significance of that is to the rest of the story.... Again, I would have liked to see a version of this film that went more into Baltimore's past because that was some of the most fascinating stuff in the entire series - but, I can understand how this book became this movie.
Or maybe they could have just given more time to the mystery of the HBP, so that Snape's reveal at the end would have actually meant something....
@@turntsnaco824 sure it was a really hard book to adapt. Specially the Half-Blood Prince obsession, because it happens in Harry's mind. We can read it in a book but it's difficult to just show it in a movie. Althought, they did a pretty good job with Harry's anger and loneliness the previous movie. The teenage drama is present in the book but that's not the main focus for me. Even if they focus on that part, the things that annoy me the most are the changes and addition they made. Like why cut off completely the battle in Hogwarts at the end, and then just create a stupid action scene in the middle because the movie doesn't have enough action ? Why change Harry and Ginny's relationship so much to the point it's painful to watch ? Why having the Order of the Pheonix come to get Harry from the Dursleys to headquarters in the previous film if he can just wander around in the subway without risk. Why having Harry and Hermione talk about all the plans with Ron sitting alone 5 meters away from them like he's not involved. It's even more frustrating when you see the deleted scenes. Like they actually chose to create stupid scenes with Lavender crushing on Ron instead of moments between Dumbledore and Harry.
Fan fact; Look at 1:00:04 .. Little tom is petting his ring.. That ring belonged his mother... Actually Tom Riddle already knew to making Horcrux when he asked about him.. That ring was an horcrux right there..Tom just wanted to learn from Sloughorn what would happen if he made horcrux for seven times..
48:02 The joy when embarrass your girl.. Sheer joy...!! 🤣🤣
The muggle born wizards or muggle born witches and Tom Marvolo Riddle are informed by the deputy headmaster. In this case the deputy headmaster was Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore.
Since Voldamore has been seen by the ministry, he can no longer pretend that he's not back, so there is no more reason to hide his actions.
Aww our poor dear Daniella didn't see this movie coming 😅💔
11:03 he was actually about 116 😅
12:36 great idea dear Daniella! Dumbledore would've loved this for sure! 😂❤
13:04 exactly! He can never be a match for Dumbledore and he knows it! Actually That fighting scene from last movie was an entire chapter in the book called "The only one he ever feared" ! And that's referring to our Brian! 😂❤
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Daniella is right! They dropped of their own will and that was their farewell to the school 😂❤ Then opened their own joke shop!
Harry actually had money winnings from the Triwizard tournament and he didn't want anything to do with that day's memories and never needed the money he was so rich so he gave the money to the twins to help them pursue their dream! ❤️
22:13 yep saw your head shake! Glad you know this to enlighten Daniella! She smelled Ron's scent! They never really say it in the books bluntly but that's her third smell!
Harry too! He smelled his favourite treacle tart, the smell of broomsticks handles and then Ginny's flowery scented hair! ❤️
26:47 pretty much yeah
Hogwarts like keeps taps of kids who are born with magic or how do you think they find the likes of Hermione to send her an acceptance letter! You don't "apply" for Hogwarts, Hogwarts is the one who seeks you out if you've got magic in your blood.
And since Tom had no one in the orphanage they went to him to explain first.
That's what happens with Hermione, they send someone to explain to her parents what she is and where she's to go attend, unlike kids with parents as wizards they already know and expect a litter to arrive for their kids, they don't send them representatives to explain. 👌🏻
And Dumbledore was not a headmaster at the time! Just a transfiguration professor like McGonagall!
31:17 yes! Although she's a Ravenclaw just like you Daniella! She's just going all the way to support her Gryffindor friends! ❤ The lion was actually roaring in the books 😂❤
45:25 Lol Daniella I get you 😂 but they did establish in the book that he asked her as a friend and she was so touched he considered her a true friend like Hermione she said yes! I'd go with you as friends! 😍
Everybody used to cast her aside and call her Looney but since Harry's classes last movie the group included her and they became all buddies the trio, her, Neville and Ginny! Specially Harry and Ginny they held her very dear 😍❤
He was 116 when he died.
@@Roughguy666 thank you for the correction 😊🙏🏻 I did say "about" yk
I absolutely love this because it’s all accurate! I didn’t see this movie coming at all!😂🥰 thank you so much for all your facts and opinions, it was so nice reading your comment! Also, thank you for explaining the Tom part about him finding out he has magic! That makes so much sense and the part about Luna👌🏻 I LOVED seeing them go together to the dance even if it was just as friends! I also loved the little hints they have to the viewers in the scent scene. There’s so many options and spells I would love to try out!! I really hope you watch the next movies with us and that you join our live chat! I’d love to hear from you!! 🤗💗 - Daniela
@@TheHappyCryers of course! I'll stay tuned to your next reaction! 😍❤️
I don't know why they had Dumbledore ask Harry about his relationship with Hermione when in the book he never asked that nor would he ever
At the time when Dumbledore went to the orphanage to get Tom Riddle he was doing the job that McGonagall, does now at that time he was not Headmaster he was basically second in command I can't spell his name but someone in the comments I know will be able to. He was the Headmaster and Dumbledore worked Underneath Him, whenever there's a muggle born they send out a professor to speak with the parents as well as with the child and help them get to Diagon Alley to make their purchases, as well as talk them through everything about the Wizarding world.
Armando Dippet was the headmaster at that time.
Voldemort could be considered an 'evil' kid because he was born from a love potion not from true love and that made him lack empathy for others and enjoy hurting those who annoyed him. He couldn't feel love
Ok, so let's focus on the good parts.
Slughorn's actor is great.
The 2 Voldemort memories we got are good. Teenage Voldemort in particular.
There are some great comedic moments, like Snape ignoring Harry or Harry being high on Felix Felicis.
I like the story about the gold fish.
I like Draco and Dumbledore's confrontation.
The cave scene is good too.
That is one of Harry's families, Mrs Weasley treats Harry like one of her's.
Dumbledore went to the orphanage because someone had to go tell Tom he was a wizard. Harry got a letter because they assumed he had already been told
Luv this! U see deatheaters wreaking havoc on the muggles, we notice Albus’ hand has recently blackened in some areas, suspenseful stuff right away. Fred/George left school and used the winning gold Harry gave them to start their business, he told them to buy Ron some different dress robes (GoF ch. 37) Daniela: “He so unhappy with himself” I agree and feel the same with you on what you said about Draco, Lucius is in prison, he failed to bring the prophecy sphere to Voldy, that angers him greatly, as a result Voldy gives Draco a task to do and he is sure that Draco will fail, Voldy would kill Draco. Not a spoiler, in my mind, I was thinking Voldy wants to make an example out of the Malfoys at some point. I also feel your analysis on young Tom, Daniela, however, there are other factors in the book that also contribute to why Tom is the way he is. I didn’t miss the look on Draco’s face when he found that dead bird in the cabinet, he’s worried even more so about not fixing the cabinet and he is nearly having a break down in the girl's restroom, he's stressing out. 55:29 that scene is when I threw my book to the floor, that was my “No, I don’t like what I’m reading.”, “That is not going to happen” moment I am so glad Snape was nearby to heal Draco. I regret that I will miss your live session, membership is out of my budget at the moment. It would be good to watch it later after it is live. ☮💕 Ps. I DM'd you on IG
We love this comment, Janet! Thank you so much for or sharing your opinions with us😊 also a huge thank you for explaining why Tom chose Malfoy to kill Brian! That makes a lot more sense, I was wondering why it was him the chosen one. I now know too that Tom is the way he is because of the love potion that his mom used on his dad thanks to reading the comments! Like wow! I didn’t even think about that. I love how into the books you get, I’m the exact way with movies!! We are so sad to hear you’ll be missing it but there will be more opportunities to connect and we can’t wait to hear your opinions on the next movie!! I’ll check the DM as well. We love having your support on IG too. It means so much to us!💗 - Daniela 🤗
@@TheHappyCryers Well, I didn't want to get too detail about the storyline about Tom when he was younger, I didn't want risk spoiling it for you just in case you intended to read the books one day. I felt bad for Draco while reading the books, He's still a minor in the books at this point and I feel he was pressured so much that he melted down in the restroom, he now knows what he and his family are up against when it comes to survival. Just keep this quote in mind when watching the last movie. "Not everything is as it seems, and not everything that seems is." Looking forward to you two watching the last movie and if you're interested perhaps the 20th anniversary Return to Hogwarts, that will be a nice treat, the actors are so grown up now and that special focuses on nearly some of the actors talking about their time filming and behind the scenes action. Some older actors couldn't make it due to health reasons. ☮💕
Ah yes, the movie where they made no effort whatsoever to explain why the name is "half blood prince". Thankfully someone's already left an explainer comment.
(37:38)(44:36)Awesome video & keep up the good work & harry is so adorable & enjoying his six years in hogwarts & if I’m happy then harry is happy too no matter what☺️😅
Dumbledore probably could've found a way for the twins to be able to come back for their 7th year, but the reason the twins didn't care about getting in trouble was they had already decided they didn't want to specialize in any career that 7th year courses help with. They had already decided they wanted their own business, expanded from their "side hustle" they did in school. Harry offered them his prize money from being the official winner of the Tri Wizard Cup. He didn't want it, felt like it was blood money due to Cedric's death, & he already had money from his parents & also Sirius. They didn't accept it as a pure gift though, as they didn't want to seem like they were begging, even though they had nothing of value to get them a big enough loan from the bank. What they did was consider it as an investment, making Harry a silent minority owner. They do all the work & use their knowledge to make it a success, & he provided the start-up money. So technically he owns something like 10-20% of the business, at least for a number of years until the loan is paid back with the amount of interest the twins insist is fair, because the twins don't want Harry to feel taken advantage of. But all this was done privately. It's been so long since I read the books I don't even remember if anyone other than the twins know. Pretty sure Ron doesn't. Maybe the twins told their parents, just in case something happened to them? Or at least told them how to access their business records in case of emergency?
But they still were at Hogwarts for their 7th year, they just didn't finish it
I maintain this film is Draco's.
This is the film that lifts Draco from 2-dimensional to fully-fleshed-out character. It established a redemptive arc that continues throughout the remainder of the franchise.
Draco's family is broadsided by the scandal of Lucius's involvement with Voldemort. The Wizarding World is still traumatized by Voldemort's first attempt at world domination in the First Wizarding World War; that's a lot of what kept Minister Fudge from admitting Voldemort might have returned as well as why people STILL don't speak Voldemort's name (more on that later).
Lucius is arrested, tried, and put in Azkaban, for which he is in no way prepared to endure; it breaks him. On top of that, the shame of being in cahoots with Voldemort levels whatever political influence or power Lucius has developed over time. The Malfoys end up social pariahs. And Draco blames Harry.
Voldemort is furious with Lucius. He's already pressed Lucius on why he and his buddies Crabbe, Goyle, and McNabb never went looking for Voldy when he lost his physical body and power; it took Voldemort 13 years to get back into physical form. Then Voldemort works on Harry to trust the visions Voldemort sent to him, so Harry would come and find the Prophesy; Voldy believes there is information in the Prophesy that may bear on Harry's success or failure in stopping Voldemort. And Lucius drops the Prophesy and breaks it, while also drawing attention to Voldemort being back.
Voldemort is furious with Lucius, but Lucius is out of reach in Azkaban. So, Voldemort takes over Malfoy Manor, then recruits a raging and willing Draco to become a Death Eater, then gives Draco a couple special tasks that Voldemort expects Draco won't be able to complete. Voldemort is planning to kill Draco for the failure, further causing Lucius suffering. And Draco has no clue.
But as time goes on, Draco comes to question, then regret his decision to join Voldemort's ranks. I can't help but see some of the 'light' showing from within Draco when his white shirtsleeves then his whole white shirt is exposed while he cries in the lavatory. I always wonder where the story would have gone if Harry had only stopped to question why Draco was crying.
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Dumbledore is only about 115 by this time, middle-aged.
Wizards/witches have double the lifespan of muggles. Average life of a muggle is 75, for wizards/witches it's 150. Either can live a bit longer or lesser than the average.
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Every witch/wizard has a signature talent. Examples: Harry's is flying, Hermione's is spellcraft, Dumbledore's is fire, Snape's is potions, Hagrid's is magical beasts, Neville's is herbology, Seamus's is explosions.
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It's a kind take to say young 'Tommy' Riddle was hurting from his circumstances (losing parents, etc), but it's more accurate to say Tom was not born bad but born organically broken, the way children born of mothers who smoked or used hard drugs have limits that arose from chemical exposure.
If it was just emotional or psychological issues, that might be healed. But the effect on children conceived from one or both parents dosed with love potions is to leave the resulting child without empathy, compassion, or capacity to love. Tom was not born 'bad' but broken. He couldn't help being this way and eventually he basically rotted from the inside.
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Harry saw how Ron was acting about someone snogging his sister; Harry was hiding the fact that he was attracted to Ginny so his best friend wouldn't get upset. Ron's mind wanders off to Hermione because Ron STILL hasn't figured out he's attracted to her. It's starting to get weird, so Harry shuts it down...
Butterbeer it's very very low alcohol, only strong for a house elf!
That’s a very cool fact that we did not know! Especially with the name that makes it sound like a delicious beer 😂. Thank you for you comment and we hope you stick around to give much more on our future reactions!! - Chris
It’s in this movie see aparating for the first time, it’s a way wizards and witches travel quickly
E every magical child is known as soon as they're born
When it comes to the whole quidditch thing all over would actually already graduated by this point so that's why he wasn't captain in fact in the fifth book the captain was I can't remember her name. But in the sixth book Harry becomes captain Oliver wood his last year I believe was year 3. So your three was his last year at Hogwarts and as captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team
Rip Robert knox who played marcus belby in this film he was stabbed to death days after finishing this film he was only 18
The Half-Blood Prince title is never addressed in the movies, so this is not a spoiler but rather an omission from the book. At some point the trio discovers an old yearbook showing a woman named Eileen Prince, who later is discovered to be Snape's witch mother, and he had an extremely abusive Muggle father from whom the name Snape comes from, via memories Harry sees via the Occlumency lessons in Order of the Phoenix. Hence...Half-Blood Prince. He was casting off his father's name as a student, much like Voldemort did. So why then, did he decide to remain Snape in the end?
When it comes to Tom. The movies don’t do a good job explaining his childhood. He was conceived as the result of a love charm. Not real love. Because of that he could not know love. He was an evil child. He hurt kids because he wanted to, not to protect himself.
Thank you so much for your comment! This means a lot of sense. Wow! That’s just a great insight about his character. - Daniela
thx for cuting Aragog 😅🙌 ahh i hate spiders || edit* im with your man.. i grew up with them ´, i was the same age as them when the movie came out and i was in every hp movie in the theater for them (btw. i rarely go out for a movie :D) and i watched all of them every year and i cant get over Dumbledores death... this, Dobby´s death and Snape´s memory in the last 2 Films made me absolute ugly cry every single time😭😭😭😭
Oh gosh, you have to see our Deathly part 2 reaction too and ugly cry with me!😅 it was so emotional, it really hit like no movie before! Thank you so much for watching with us! I hope we get to hear yours thoughts on our upcoming reactions too!! 🤗 - Daniela
Don't let it fool you. Tom was born a monster.
They also know when a child is magically Cline even if they are not born into a magical family. There is a book of admission, and the quill of I can't remember the name. But when those two come together and agree the name of the person who will be attending Hogwarts is written in the book. So in the first movie and book when Hagrid says that Harry's name has been written down since he was born that's what he meant he was in that book since he was born
Butterbeer is actually not a beer, it's made of syrup, cream, etc. They are not old enough to drink in the movie (they are 16). Butterbeer is 100% non-alcoholic.
And Luna with Harry ................. noooooooo, don't do ______________ dirty. Luna and ___________ already have sad ending in the books you don't have to do this right now. And luna is ready to go since she is considered a wierdo so people probably don't want to go with her.
as for hermione having feelings for ron, it's not new we have seen hints between them since part 4, example the ballroom dance and it's aftermath in Goblet of Fire.
Dumbledore's arm gets affected when he tried to destroy a horcrux (the ring).
Draco is a bully on the outside but not evil. movies destroy draco's arc. They shot a scene in the last movie which completed his arc perfectly according to the books but idk why they chose to delete the scene from theatrical release.
I know a lot of people praise this movie for being dark, and it is very dark from storyline pov but the best thing about this movie is the background colour palette, if you notice properly the colour palette changes according to the scene we are in and tone of the scene, like it gets nearly black and white in harry vs draco scene in the bathrooms like an old school detective flick. Just wanted to show some appreciation of the one who did that.
So, what you’re saying is… When one gets a butterbeer, they should pour a shot into it? 😂. Looks delicious nonetheless! - Chris
@@TheHappyCryers you definitely can pour a shot into it but don't offer that to ron, we all know the random things he does when he is not drunk just imagine what he would do if butterbeer actually had alcohol xD
Butterbeer actually does have a little bit of alcohol! It's not enough for a person to get drunk on drinking one (and I believe in the UK the drinking age is 16 anyway) but if you drink a lot of them you probably could. We find that out when one of the House Elves develops a butterbeer addiction. Harry's confused because it doesn't have a lot of alcohol in it, but it's explained that House Elves are much, much smaller, so they can get drunk on them fairly easily.
Alright, now hear me out. “I’m not ashamed”. That movie made me cry. Definitely check it out! 10/10 in my books
We’ll add it to our watchlist! We have total trust in our community and if you suggest “I’m not ashamed”, then we will react to it! However, our watchlist is quite long, so if you want to see our reaction to it sooner rather than later, consider joining as a member where you’ll get a variety of perks (Having priority in movie suggestions is one of them!) 🙌🏼. Thank you again for your comment and suggestion! - Chris
This is my favorite book, but unfortunately my favorite movie adaptation.
I don't understand why they went to all the trouble to hide Snape's book away in the room of requirement. Why didn't they just throw it in the fire place and burn it?
That’s a very fair question! Thank you for asking it, I’ve wondered the same honestly. I only just started reading the HP books, but if there’s any explanation to this, I will comment again and fill us both in! Lol. Hope you enjoyed our reaction 🙌🏼 - Chris
You and your wife stated that the acting in this movie was so good, but what’s funny is that Daniel Radcliffe HATES his acting in this movie. He’s even said that his performance was so bad and mediocre that he doesn’t even watch this Potter movie at all. He also admitted to having a little alcohol problem when filming this movie and many scenes were apparently filmed with him being so hungover because he got completely obliterated the night before. He said that he never drank on set, but surely all night before he had to come in to shoot his scenes.
Pausing the movie all the time during high intensity moments is definitely frustrating to watch you guys…
Remember once ur hit by avada kedavra ur dead n cant back to life
It’s a hard thing to accept but I have finally admitted to myself that Dumbledore is gone 😔… Thank you for your comment! My husband and I hope that you stick around with us for more to come! - Daniela
Ad per Book version
1) Dumbledore already had idea about Voldemort Hucroxes but he don't know how many.
2)Dumbledore give a overall idea to Harry about what will be other Hucroxes.
3) At the end Dumbledore try to stunt and hide harry under his cloak but at that frequent of second Dreco disarm Dumbledore.