Chin Cp it's not his fault a grown weird ass man is obsessed with him and ruining his life. He can't trust anyone and usually when Harry sneaks around it's usually to SAVE the wizarding world
With all his attacks falling on Halloween or around May, it seems Voldemort is probably just superstious. Halloween - the day of the dead, often described in fantasy as the time when the veil between worlds is at it's thinnest, and dark magic is at it's most powerful. And the summer soltice, another time of significance that is linked to renewel (ideal for a resurrection ceremony, like Lord V was attempting in books 1,2 and 4) and is also believed to be a time of supernatural importance. That's why the Roman's had big public holidays for the summer and winter soltices - and Arthur Weasley was attacked at the time of the winter soltice, I'd like to point out)
Can we just appreciate how amazing Daniel's acting is at 2:50?? He really embodies Harry having that desparate realisation that he's probably going to die, but he'll die standing up and facing Voldemort, like his father. He looks just like a 14 year old who's been forced into an impossible situation and deciding to go out fighting anyway. It's quite remarkable.
2:51 - I feel like this is Harry’s most Gryffindor moment. Despite his immense fear he is able to pull himself together and face Voldemort. This makes me love his character so much more.
But even so, what happened in Little Hangleton: Cedric’s death, seeing the return of the Tom Riddle, and seeing the Dark Lord himself left him severely traumatized.
Yeah. And the Dursleys - his so-called family - just gave a shit about what he has been through. He just carried on and took even more bullshit. Harry Potter might not be the brightest of all fictional characters out there, but he has balls steelier than John Rambo's.
@@vincentdelacroix5428 Either that or he was very resigned to the fact that he will die even before he knew about the prophecy or heard Dumbledore in the pensiev.
I love it. Voldemort is so afraid of death, and has just been sort of resurrected. Meanwhile Harry has one moment of self-hype and basically walks out to meet death, and hopefully his parents at that point. A whole gaggle of deatheaters and the most powerful dark wizard in history, and this 14-year-old Gryffindor Hogwarts student steps up and casts a disarming charm into that green light.
Lucius: *at Malfoy Manor* Voldemort: *calls the Death Eaters* Lucius: Honey! Where's my super suit? Narcissa: What? Lucius: WHERE. IS. MY. SUPER. SUIT!?
I saw a fan comic not too long ago, might have been this week, with Lucius and Narcissus rearranging everything Voldemort gave them before he fell since Lucius’s Dark Mark was getting darker. And panicking all the way.
Back then, Harry seemed like such a badass, grown up teen. Rewatching this scene now that I'm in my mid-twenties, he really was just a terrified, nearly helpless little boy in the presence of the Devil.
In the book he was so terrified that he wished Voldemort would drown in that cauldron then wished the policemen would appear, even though he knew they would be more useless than him. And when he lost his hope in all this, he thought of his mother that night and in the end she appeared
@@sirib9609 the scariest part in that scene of the book for me was Harry not knowing what that baby actually was (although he had a good guess) so imagine the horror of being presented with a baby that just gives you an overwhelming feeling of doom and destruction, so much so that you literally hope that it drowns in a pool. Truly a wild experience
@@octavianschaefer7294 I know right , Harry's feelings and thoughts are very realistic and gave the reader chills And I have a feeling that he knew deep down in some way that the baby was Voldemort or had something to do with him especially since his dreams lately were about this demon He knew that this night would not end well
Bronos X nah this is when shit really got real. For the first time a student died and Voldy was not just a myth or s memory he was back for real. The first three left us with super happy endings thinking about their next adventures but with this we were all like "well shit, dark times are coming"
Damn. I never thought of it like that, you're right. Chamber of secrets was always my favorite when I was younger; all the fear, mystery, and the scary material. Love the potter movies.
@@WaxingName I'm not surprised. It's often the fact that villains are better written than the heroes. When writing a story, it's usually the fact that a hero has a set repertoire of qualities, namely bravery, selflessness, and all the rest of it. They are fresh each time, for sure, but no writer or actor is going to particularly enjoy doing much the same thing each time. Especially if the story is a commonplace plot, like the hero's journey. But villains? There are a lot of things you could do with them. Conflicted villains, evil villains, grey villains, villains with a genuine point, sadistic villains, there's a lot of options there. That's why actors like it- it's a challenge and a fun one at that. There's also the fact that to make the audience feel opposed and distanced from the villain, an amount of dramatic delivery and exuberant acting are necessary- both of which actors are overly fond of doing anyhow.
Brings tears to my eyes considering I too lost my mom at young age like Harry, and like him, I went on to survive the very thing that took her life… a vehicle accident.
Ralph Fiennes did such a great job portraying Voldemort here. You can literally feel his giddiness upon being returned to a body, and having his arch nemesis served to him on a silver platter
@@lennyelsam5366 ofc not… they’re already dead. The reverse spell just allows their souls to appear because those are the last people the wand killed with that spell.
@@gora8522 He lost because he was cocky and underestimated the things that could've gone wrong for him. And also, he was too proud to kill Harry in an "unworthy" fashion. I know it's a world where they use magic, but Voldy could've just as easily stab him with a knife lol
Voldemort is the most incompetent villain ever. He keeps losing and being outsmarted by children and at the end he loses because he doesn't know basic wandlore that would be on page 1 of "wand textbooks"
2:54 is one of my favourite moments in the franchise. Harry at just 14 witnessed a fellow students death and witnessed the return of voldermolt yet he stands up and faces him. The emotion in daniels face in this scene is perfect
Honestly, it must be so heart wrenching,terrifying, and emotional to have your first interaction with your deceased parents in the moment when you’re fighting for your life.
We're Death eater's of the Dark Table. We clap whene'er we're able. We do routines and chorus scenes With handwork impeccable. We dine well here in Grave a lot. We eat ham and jam and spam a lot...... (Monty Pythons "knights of the round table" song)
For everyone talking about Voldie giving Harry plenty of opportunities to escape, just remember, at this point Harry was dead to rights. What could he really do? Fight? He’d have a snowballs chance in hell of winning. Flee? He wouldn’t make it two steps past the makeshift ring before being killed by one of the 10+ enemies in the area, ALL of which were more powerful than him, or dragged back to the duel, THEN killed, not to mention he didn’t know how to teleport yet. The only reason he didn’t die at 3:08 was due to circumstances Voldemort didn’t know about and I kinda feel he gets a bad rep for it Edited for typos
This for me was by far the scariest part of any of the HP films (not the books)... Harry is so very, very alone in this scene, and he's just a kid. At least in Deathly Hallows he was prepared, but this was completely out of the blue: one minute, he's just in the Triwizard Tournament, next minute his friend's dead and the very man who haunts his nightmares is at full power and trying to kill him....
igeto12 Ahhh right~! Well, when I say "not prepared", I don't mean he didn't have the skill set, or he wasn't aware that there was something happening (he'd been dreaming it all year after all). I more mean that all the other times, he knew what was going on, made a plan with his friends, then saw it through. This time, there was absolutely no prior warning to what would happen when he touched that cup. He was isolated and had to suddenly rely on only the skills he'd learnt already, not on his friends' help or some new spell he'd been taught to help him deal with the issue... Does that make more sense?
I agree. Truly a terrifying scene, the effects of which I don't think are fully explored even in the books in terms of psychological damage. I missed so much in the movie Harry telling his story to Sirius and Dumbledore, and the really powerful scene involving a lot of Dumbledore's lines in the hospital wing that was also absent. The thing is, at age 14 Harry saw/heard Cedric die and was actually tortured and taunted by Voldemort. He was sure he wasn't getting out of dying. These chapters in book are awesome to read, and most of the horror is brought to life really well in the movie
In the books... chamber of secrets creeps me out there most. In the movies it’s the half blood prince scene where they go to the cave Tom riddle brought one of the orphans.
Sarca Gausjz Ashur Rebaddra Quirell in the first, Tom's teenage form in the second, battle going on in the video, order of the pheonix battle in the ministry of magic, Harry escaping him when he leaves Privet Drive to go to the Weasleys in Deathly Hallows, then when Voldemort thinks he kills Harry in the forbidden forest and then the followinf battle in the great hall.
I always get emotional when his parents appear. Even in death they still are in the parent mode,” protecting there child.” Almost telling Voldemort ,” you won’t hurt our son .”
0:03 Cedric: I dont want this voldy, mouldy, doesnt smell holy, looks like guacamole, kinda crumbly, mumbly, bumbly, doesn't smell humble-y grumbly, fumbly, musty, dusty, crust foot in my face-
***** Ehh, I don't think Voldemort wasted too much time mocking Harry here. I mean, he did it while Harry was entirely restrained. The only thing that stopped Voldemort from killing Harry here was the priori incantatem and the souls emerging from the Cup.
The moment Cedric died was the moment that J.K. Rowling said that this is no longer whimsical fantasy. Then again, the story started with a double aggravated murder, followed by attempted infanticide...
1:28 I like how after all the years Voldemort was trying to return and he finally does, he allows Harry to drop and to pick up his wand and duel him one on one to make Harry understand he is better than him. Brilliant acting
@@adamk8073 nah. Harry would keep respawning. The horcrux won't take the bullet for Harry, Harry survives in forbidden forest because Voldemort took his blood here, meaning Voldemort extended Lily's protection inside himself. So as long as Voldemort lives so does Harry.
1:12 i just realized there were 3 voices screaming. 1; Harry feeling the touch 2; Voldemort mocking his pain 3; the echoes of Lilly from the Loving Sacrifice spell (it’s super feint because the music swells when it happens)
Correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure voldemort still felt pain from touching harry, however it was nowhere near as excruciating as when quirrel made contact with him
Idk why but I just love the very brief interaction between Harry and James in this scene. It isn't mushy it's just straight and urgent and a father protecting his son. Idk, always loved it.
I LOVE Harry's determined look at 2:56 when he decides to get up and face Voldemort. You can tell he's thinking that even if he dies it won't be because he gave up and didn't fight back. "Have it your way." is the best "Up yours!" ever!!!
I like that he looks so much like a kid when he decides it, because he IS a kid. It's the last bit of innocence he has left and, in the end, it's what saves him
@@aleksandramandic5757 Yeah, I think up until this he was still just a kid and Voldemort was just an idea. The moment Voldemort came back, Cedric died, and he decided to fight he lost that innocence.
In the book, it says that when he was hiding, he said if he dies dueling Voldemort, remembered like his father, standing up to Voldemort, would be better than being found dead hiding
harry is honestly such a brilliant protagonist, he goes through so much and he might not be the smartest in the room or the best fighter but man he’s got balls, he definitely didn’t need to ask the sorting hat to put him in gryffindor
What can I say about Harry, at the age of 11 he decided to confront what he believed to be Voldemort who killed his parents, at the age of 12 he entered the den of the Basilisk and the sword of Gryffindor appeared to him Because he embodied the courage at a very young age, at the age of 13 he was trying to kill Sirius despite knowing that he’s a mass killer At the age of 14, most of the students stood against him and hated him, but he did not care and was sarcasm them in the corridors every time and in the end he stood against Voldemort and was surrounded by death eaters, he stood because he wanted to die on his feet like his father, At the age of 15, the community of wizards stood against him and called him a liar. He was an outcast in school and was tortured by the ailing Umbridge, but he stuck to his word and did not back down from the fact that Voldemort had returned. At the age of 17, he became the most wanted man in the country, and when he knew that if he died, Voldemort would be finished, he went without hesitation to the forest he looked with his eyes in the face of his death
He is the best fighter of his generation. He's the most powerful wizard in training at Hogwarts. He's just fighting Voldemort, the most powerful dark wizard of all time.
Ralph Fiennes is just phenomenal, he absolutely eats up this scene. Only in the film for about 15mins and absolutely steals the ending. Love how he bounces from childish whimsical to dark and terrifying in an instant.
To say that this was Ralph Fiennes finest role is an understatement. He had to control the whole scene. He had to have the entire scene to himself. He had to be Voldemort.
They should have allowed Ralph to portray Voldemort this way in all of the subsequent films. I can't remember where I read it, but I remember reading that they thought this portrayal was too scary or too much for kids to handle; hence, they had Ralph tone it way down. This performance was excellent. Shows Voldemort's merciless nature, his mood swings (you never know quite where he's coming from or when he might strike,) and his obvious delight in torturing Harry. Plus his costume is way better here. Those silk, flowing robes that also expose part of his chest, neck, and upper back, all with the snake-like "veins" on him let us know that his entire body is nearly snake-like. It's a robe fit for a lord of evil. Just my thoughts.
@@sconosciuto3914 he got his body back after 13 years, allowing him to kill and torture his nemesis and continue his plans thereafter, I think he has right to be childish with his psychopathy.
I preferred Ian Hart from the philosopher stone. He played Quirrel and did Voldemorts voice. Ralph did a good job though. I just wish he kept his hood up more and they kept his red eyes.
1:44 - you really see how terrified Harry is, we get so used to him being able to fight and win because he's the hero, but he's still a scared kid here.
Even alone, Harry was never truly alone. And how ironic, that the people Voldemort killed so coldly were able to cause him so much frustration simply by delaying him. The Muggle estate attendant who Voldemort had framed for the deaths of the Riddle Family and then cut down later on, he got his payback. No magic at all, but he still got to humiliate the most powerful wizard of the late 20th Century, even after death.
2:07 I always loved how Voldemort blocked Harry's spell with his bare hands. He was so superior that he didn't even need to use his wand to stop Harry's magic. What an absolute beast
I'm surprised by the negative meaning that Voldemort, the best sorcerer in the world after Dumbledore, died to a bunch of kids. He could literally get whole Hogwarts on knees if he wanted, but by a few stupid mistakes, he literally destroyed himself.
@@0x17DI mean, when it comes to the Elder Wand he kind of actually got bamboozled by a combined effort of Dumbledore and Snape's efforts making him think the Wand was his. He acted plain stupid about the Horcruxes, though.
This scene is one of my favorite of the saga: a 14 years old boy who stands on his ground alone against his parent's killer. This might not be the best neither my favorite movie of the saga but this scene was awesome.
@Trav Tied up? I don't know but somewhere in the books, it's explain that whenever Voldemort's close, Harry's scar hurt him because he and Voldemort are connect due to Harry being an horcruxe.
@Trav The scar, both in the books and movies, burns with pain whenever Harry is close to Voldemort. Sometimes it’s unbearable, other times it’s tolerable depending on the situation. Voldemort touching him made the scar burn horribly because Voldemort was touching right where his scar is, hence the pain
@Trav The rope in the books and the statue in the movie holding him in place were using magic to bind him. He couldn’t break free without his wand. He only got out because Voldemort wanted to embarrass him by kicking his ass in a duel instead of just killing him
lol they were beside voldemort so they also couldn’t see him and in the book they were all trying to stun him when he was running to cedric and the portkey but they all missed
I still like Bremmer better.... His voice and facial expresss were so much more harsh and terrifying. His makeup was better too. Fiennes kinda gave up by the last movie and turned Voldemort into a comedy bit.
@@sivad1025 agree. I laughed at Voldy in last movie but I was always serious while I watched him in this movie. And I agree that Bremmer should have reprised his role, changing the actor never turns out good.
Small thing, but I love how Harry and Voldemort always use spells that are the antithesis of the other. Avada Kedavra is designed to stop an enemy from fighting by ending their life. Expelliarmus is designed to stop an enemy from fighting but spare their life. Nice little detail if you ask me.
Foreal! I loved that....I love how voldemort can use wandless magic, bc it is stated that only very advanced wizards can do it...like Dumbledore or maybe snaps
@@niyanaveen6535 Did you not get the part where I literally just said that Cedric as a vampire(AKA Edward Cullen) is undead, thus Cedric did in fact stay dead, seeing as when he shows up as a vampire in Twilight, he is in fact, dead by virtue of being undead. So yes, I got the Twilight reference, I just corrected the assumption that he didn't stay dead.
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This was the first year at Hogwarts where Harry didn't go looking for trouble. It all came directly to him.
In book three he points out that trouble usually seems to find him
lol that's so tru tho
Yea he always goes snooping around this is the first time he does not
ik that's so weird poor Harry
Chin Cp it's not his fault a grown weird ass man is obsessed with him and ruining his life. He can't trust anyone and usually when Harry sneaks around it's usually to SAVE the wizarding world
Voldemort always tries to attack Hary at the end of his school year, he must really care about Harry's education.
Voldemort did after all stop his Basilisk attacks not when Myrtle died but when the school(Hogwarts) was threatened with closure.
Omg you just made me realize that ahaha
With all his attacks falling on Halloween or around May, it seems Voldemort is probably just superstious.
Halloween - the day of the dead, often described in fantasy as the time when the veil between worlds is at it's thinnest, and dark magic is at it's most powerful. And the summer soltice, another time of significance that is linked to renewel (ideal for a resurrection ceremony, like Lord V was attempting in books 1,2 and 4) and is also believed to be a time of supernatural importance.
That's why the Roman's had big public holidays for the summer and winter soltices - and Arthur Weasley was attacked at the time of the winter soltice, I'd like to point out)
Shannon Maher 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Shannon Maher "You wanna fight me? First pass your exams" Voldermort said
Cedric's acting skills is unmatched in this scene.
RPattz is a great actor
The actor who played Cedric actually had to deal with Voldemort’s foot on his face
@@selenayue3628 an amazing experience for the young man.
@@selenayue3628 actually it's just a puppet it's not really him
Because he's Batman
For a Dark Wizard, Voldemort surely was polite. He even observed the niceties of a duel.
Of course, he’s British.
If you come to Brittan you'll find that Voldermort is actually quite a kind man in comparison to how most of us are.
He's partly sarcastic.
Good point. 😂
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"Such a handsome boy"
Remember how you look when you were 16, Voldemort?
Black Hair Mario oh my god 😂 😂
Emprahs Finest But I did
@@emprahsfinest7092 Oh shit, Voldemort is gay.
*17 years old
@@williamplante6734 it's 16
"take my body back to my father"
Damn the chills...
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@@ElmoElmoSWAZILAND now it does
Yeah, those words from Cedric's Echo gave me a heavy heart the first time I watched this scene. I was 9 years old.
Hes mine to finish! Boy you know damn well you can’t do it yourself!!! 🙄
It made me tear up
Can we just appreciate how amazing Daniel's acting is at 2:50?? He really embodies Harry having that desparate realisation that he's probably going to die, but he'll die standing up and facing Voldemort, like his father. He looks just like a 14 year old who's been forced into an impossible situation and deciding to go out fighting anyway. It's quite remarkable.
LET'S ALL GIVE PRASE TO DAN THE BEST (And only) HARRY POTTER EVER
And I love how when he gets back he’s destroyed over Cedric! He refuses to let go. Saying “I couldn’t leave him. I couldn’t leave him! Not there!”
In the book his ankle is sprained. Boy's body is broken but he still defys Voldy.
It's just weird . Why did voldemort even want to kill the potters!!!
@Mandy Kaurt5 You haven't read book 5 to 7 have you?
2:51 - I feel like this is Harry’s most Gryffindor moment. Despite his immense fear he is able to pull himself together and face Voldemort. This makes me love his character so much more.
❤
I'm not a griffindor😢 I am more of a Ravenclow
@@user-wj9qj6yta15 well, you are not Harry Potter are you
But even so, what happened in Little Hangleton: Cedric’s death, seeing the return of the Tom Riddle, and seeing the Dark Lord himself left him severely traumatized.
Wow Harry was 14 here and he just fully accepts his dilemma and faces the most powerful dark wizard in history with no cowardness whatsoever.
A true Gryffindor.
Yeah. And the Dursleys - his so-called family - just gave a shit about what he has been through. He just carried on and took even more bullshit. Harry Potter might not be the brightest of all fictional characters out there, but he has balls steelier than John Rambo's.
@@vincentdelacroix5428 Either that or he was very resigned to the fact that he will die even before he knew about the prophecy or heard Dumbledore in the pensiev.
Cowardice*
@zcbm88 It's really fun - you should try it. For me that's the point, to get caught up enough that you forget for some moments that it isn't real.
can we talk about how brave Harry is here? damn.
Tell me about it!
I love it. Voldemort is so afraid of death, and has just been sort of resurrected. Meanwhile Harry has one moment of self-hype and basically walks out to meet death, and hopefully his parents at that point. A whole gaggle of deatheaters and the most powerful dark wizard in history, and this 14-year-old Gryffindor Hogwarts student steps up and casts a disarming charm into that green light.
@@Dylan_Thomas1 the only spell he remembers being a disarming spell
thats why his on gryffindor
@@User-wt8gd yes
Lucius: *at Malfoy Manor*
Voldemort: *calls the Death Eaters*
Lucius: Honey! Where's my super suit?
Narcissa: What?
Lucius: WHERE. IS. MY. SUPER. SUIT!?
Omg I’m dying😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
😂😂😂
I saw a fan comic not too long ago, might have been this week, with Lucius and Narcissus rearranging everything Voldemort gave them before he fell since Lucius’s Dark Mark was getting darker. And panicking all the way.
Why do you need IT?
Back then, Harry seemed like such a badass, grown up teen. Rewatching this scene now that I'm in my mid-twenties, he really was just a terrified, nearly helpless little boy in the presence of the Devil.
Even more impressive that he stood up to the devil then
In the book he was so terrified that he wished Voldemort would drown in that cauldron then wished the policemen would appear, even though he knew they would be more useless than him.
And when he lost his hope in all this, he thought of his mother that night and in the end she appeared
@@sirib9609 the scariest part in that scene of the book for me was Harry not knowing what that baby actually was (although he had a good guess) so imagine the horror of being presented with a baby that just gives you an overwhelming feeling of doom and destruction, so much so that you literally hope that it drowns in a pool. Truly a wild experience
@@octavianschaefer7294
I know right , Harry's feelings and thoughts are very realistic and gave the reader chills
And I have a feeling that he knew deep down in some way that the baby was Voldemort or had something to do with him
especially since his dreams lately were about this demon
He knew that this night would not end well
But much stronger and braver than many others would have been!
Did Harry realize that when Voldamort had his finger on his scar that it was a perfect opportunity to kick him where the sun don't shine
i think voldyboy only has a cloaca left since he partitioned himself 7 times
Would he even feel anything? If you do the math he doesn't even have 1% of the soul he was born with
ineedazerosuit enough to produce a daughter with bellatrix tho
And preventing Cursed Child in the process yeah
He was trapped.
When shit really got real in the Harry Potter franchise
Really? I thought after the chamber of secrets shit got real.
Bronos X nah this is when shit really got real. For the first time a student died and Voldy was not just a myth or s memory he was back for real. The first three left us with super happy endings thinking about their next adventures but with this we were all like "well shit, dark times are coming"
Damn. I never thought of it like that, you're right. Chamber of secrets was always my favorite when I was younger; all the fear, mystery, and the scary material. Love the potter movies.
ken Gaulthier Started a new phase in the series.
ken Gaulthier I
Why do I feel Mr. Fiennes had too much fun with this role?
"Crucio!!"
"Croossssssssssssssssssssssssssss- io!"
Actors always say they have the most fun playing villains.
@@WaxingName I'm not surprised. It's often the fact that villains are better written than the heroes. When writing a story, it's usually the fact that a hero has a set repertoire of qualities, namely bravery, selflessness, and all the rest of it. They are fresh each time, for sure, but no writer or actor is going to particularly enjoy doing much the same thing each time. Especially if the story is a commonplace plot, like the hero's journey. But villains? There are a lot of things you could do with them. Conflicted villains, evil villains, grey villains, villains with a genuine point, sadistic villains, there's a lot of options there. That's why actors like it- it's a challenge and a fun one at that. There's also the fact that to make the audience feel opposed and distanced from the villain, an amount of dramatic delivery and exuberant acting are necessary- both of which actors are overly fond of doing anyhow.
Ikr that second crucio always kills me 😂😂💀
@@aseem2985 cruciiiiiiiiiosssssss 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Its the accentuation that gets me
1:49 i love the deatheater claping in the back 😂 he looks so happy
I’m guessing that’s the father of Crabbe or Goyle
Oh that's just hans he gets too excited sometimes.
the actor playing voldemort is so good, he fulfiled my expectations bc he acts so slimy and his voice is so scary to listen to
are you serious VOLDEMORT SERIOUSLY SOUNDS LIKE HE IS ON CRACK OK! HE SOUNDS LIKE A CRACK ADDICT
+Paige Moore shut up malfoy
+Paige Moore jk, voldemorts worse than a crack addict so it does suit, doesn't it?
why don't you and I'm not a malfoy i just have a crush on malfoy
+Paige Moore i was joking bc it obviously is one of Harry's lines, calm down
'Harry, take my body back will you?'
'Sure Cedric let me just finish off one of the most powerful wizards ever, then I'll bring your body back'
Lmao this comment
*Canned laughter*
I'm just saying u made a point....IM JUST SAYING
More like the most powerful wizard ever
Mr Bacon well the most powerful dark wizard ever
Lily's "Let go. Sweetheart, your ready. Let go." Always gives me chills!
Brings tears to my eyes considering I too lost my mom at young age like Harry, and like him, I went on to survive the very thing that took her life… a vehicle accident.
Can we just appreciate the talent that young Dan had in this scene while acting
Far beyond his years one might say
I love it how Lord Voldemort just casually tells Harry that he almost forgot about him being here
josue betances lmao i know i was just just laughing out loud
Like he did. I bet voldy was like
'Oh, potter is here, lets annoy him by using my foot to touch the person who died right in front of him.'
And how he just says I'm goin to kill you Harry Potter lol
He obviously doesn’t, but voldy is such an egoistic piece of shit he wants to pretend how little Harry means to him
I just love that one Deatheater in the background clapping 1:49
death eater: "is the movie over yet?"
OMG that's hilarious, now this scene doesn't seem as scary anymore. I can look forward to that bit! 😄
HilariousPoo XD
Right? Just casually watching a child be tortured, no biggie. 😂
+HilariousPoo I must have watched that film at least 6 times and I've never noticed that lol!
Ralph Fiennes did such a great job portraying Voldemort here. You can literally feel his giddiness upon being returned to a body, and having his arch nemesis served to him on a silver platter
Even dead Harry’s parents still face Voldemort to protect their beloved child..... total respect ✊
They are echoes not real
@@adesh4448they were real. Just not as spirits or ghosts. The reverse spell makes them appear as long as the spell is still connected.
@@MoJones9919 but they can't die or anything like that
@@lennyelsam5366 ofc not… they’re already dead. The reverse spell just allows their souls to appear because those are the last people the wand killed with that spell.
Voldemort is like a teenage girl
-has diary
-a tiara
-ring
-favorite pet
-beautifull cup
-Locket
-Obsessed with a teenage boy
Fiji Tongan so nice copying jokes from 2012
Wow, so original
Tiara and ring aren’t his
Movie Geek Ring is from Peverells. And Voldemort’s line is a mixture of Slytherin and Peverell blood. Thats why Ring is his. Cup is not his.
WolvesBane the ring is his mother’s
1:03 when social distancing finally ends
It might actually happen if it ever does. But hopefully not the way Voldemort touched Harry’s forehead.
Gotta hate these corona comments
Oh yaaaa
Aye 100th like
XD
Voldemort: I will kill you
Also Voldemort "Struggle to duel a Teenage boy"
Voldemort had like 50 chances to kill Harry but he blew them every time, dude deserved to lose.
Uncultured swines, he wasn’t able to kill Harry here ,because of their wand brother connection,don’t spread your ineptitude
@@gora8522 He lost because he was cocky and underestimated the things that could've gone wrong for him. And also, he was too proud to kill Harry in an "unworthy" fashion. I know it's a world where they use magic, but Voldy could've just as easily stab him with a knife lol
@@julianlobo9753 Yup, i could throw him out of the window when he is a baby but sadly it's not the muggle way
Voldemort is the most incompetent villain ever. He keeps losing and being outsmarted by children and at the end he loses because he doesn't know basic wandlore that would be on page 1 of "wand textbooks"
“Let go…, sweetheart, you’re ready!” Just powerful! You can hear it in her voice.
1:02 meeting for the first time in a long distance relationship
XD
+MultiGamerGuy1 literally a bad touch indeed. 1:07
you and me baby
+Markarth guard Lmao
Jappy Boi cutie
daniel radcliffe is a very good actor because he had to scream out in pain (very bad pain) and nothing was hurting him and it was so on point
i think the best actor is vin diesel because he had to say 'i am groot' even though he is not really groot
It's called acting, they're paid to do it
@@felipedomingues6791 I once saw a movie where someone yelled even though they were not really angry. I was like, wow.
@@Tesla_Death_Ray LMFAO IM DYING
@@insertacoolnickname1829 I am groot.
2:54 is one of my favourite moments in the franchise. Harry at just 14 witnessed a fellow students death and witnessed the return of voldermolt yet he stands up and faces him. The emotion in daniels face in this scene is perfect
He was also tortured. AND in the book he had a broken leg.
“This guy’s got bearings of chrome steel!” ~Rhinox
Honestly, it must be so heart wrenching,terrifying, and emotional to have your first interaction with your deceased parents in the moment when you’re fighting for your life.
4:45
"yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got in this situation."
xD
Litteraly😂😂😂
It all started in the summer of '94
LOL
LOL! Oh gosh you've made me loose it!
1:48-voldy makes harry bow.
1:49-a death eater found it pity and claps.
😂😂😂
We're Death eater's of the Dark Table.
We clap whene'er we're able.
We do routines and chorus scenes
With handwork impeccable.
We dine well here in Grave a lot.
We eat ham and jam and spam a lot......
(Monty Pythons "knights of the round table" song)
LOL, Random shite!🙂
LOL, Random shite!🙂
Was searching for this comment. Thanks. Best scene ever. Must be Goyle.
Pretty sure it was just with pure glee that Harry was being tortured but Yh that works too 😊
Voldemort: You’ve been taught how to duel, I presume?
Harry: *Lockhart’s dueling club flashback intensified*
I just realized that Voldemort performed all 3 of the Unforgivable Curses on Harry. Damn.
not imperio
Rick Jackson yes he did. When he made him bow.
RVTV the movie didn’t portray it right obviously but the curse was performed on Harry as u know from the book!
Okay, it has been too long already since I read the books... I can't remember
He performs all four nyeaaaah curses in the Deathly Hallows though.
*Voldemort summons his death eaters*
At the Malfoy mansion....
Lucius: Narcissa Where's my Death Eater uniform????
Dobby took it for himself. Mask and all.
😂😂😂
Honey! Where is my super suit?!
Why do you neeed to know???
I need it!
For everyone talking about Voldie giving Harry plenty of opportunities to escape, just remember, at this point Harry was dead to rights. What could he really do? Fight? He’d have a snowballs chance in hell of winning. Flee? He wouldn’t make it two steps past the makeshift ring before being killed by one of the 10+ enemies in the area, ALL of which were more powerful than him, or dragged back to the duel, THEN killed, not to mention he didn’t know how to teleport yet. The only reason he didn’t die at 3:08 was due to circumstances Voldemort didn’t know about and I kinda feel he gets a bad rep for it
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"I WANT YOU TO LOOK AT ME WHEN I KILL YOU!
I WANT TO SEE THE LIGHT LEAVE YOUR EYES!!!!"
Lmao That line is so crazed and good! xD
This for me was by far the scariest part of any of the HP films (not the books)... Harry is so very, very alone in this scene, and he's just a kid. At least in Deathly Hallows he was prepared, but this was completely out of the blue: one minute, he's just in the Triwizard Tournament, next minute his friend's dead and the very man who haunts his nightmares is at full power and trying to kill him....
igeto12 (honestly not being rude here) Sorry I'm confused, does that mean you agree or no...? :p
igeto12 Ahhh right~! Well, when I say "not prepared", I don't mean he didn't have the skill set, or he wasn't aware that there was something happening (he'd been dreaming it all year after all). I more mean that all the other times, he knew what was going on, made a plan with his friends, then saw it through. This time, there was absolutely no prior warning to what would happen when he touched that cup. He was isolated and had to suddenly rely on only the skills he'd learnt already, not on his friends' help or some new spell he'd been taught to help him deal with the issue... Does that make more sense?
Voldemort wasn't at full power. I think that if he were, he'd have killed Harry.
I agree. Truly a terrifying scene, the effects of which I don't think are fully explored even in the books in terms of psychological damage. I missed so much in the movie Harry telling his story to Sirius and Dumbledore, and the really powerful scene involving a lot of Dumbledore's lines in the hospital wing that was also absent. The thing is, at age 14 Harry saw/heard Cedric die and was actually tortured and taunted by Voldemort. He was sure he wasn't getting out of dying. These chapters in book are awesome to read, and most of the horror is brought to life really well in the movie
In the books... chamber of secrets creeps me out there most. In the movies it’s the half blood prince scene where they go to the cave Tom riddle brought one of the orphans.
Hagrid: Nobody lived once Voldemort decided to kill them. Then Harry escapes Voldemort six times in the whole series.
Six times? The fuck do you mean?
Sarca Gausjz Ashur Rebaddra Quirell in the first, Tom's teenage form in the second, battle going on in the video, order of the pheonix battle in the ministry of magic, Harry escaping him when he leaves Privet Drive to go to the Weasleys in Deathly Hallows, then when Voldemort thinks he kills Harry in the forbidden forest and then the followinf battle in the great hall.
Plus when he was a baby
The Grand Warden you forgot about the fail attach in the forest on first book/film
Is called "plot armor".
I always get emotional when his parents appear. Even in death they still are in the parent mode,” protecting there child.” Almost telling Voldemort ,” you won’t hurt our son .”
0:03 Cedric: I dont want this voldy, mouldy, doesnt smell holy, looks like guacamole, kinda crumbly, mumbly, bumbly, doesn't smell humble-y grumbly, fumbly, musty, dusty, crust foot in my face-
LMAOOO 😭🤚
I love this comment so much and I am glad I scrolled far enough to find it 😂
Did voldemort just use all 3 unforgivable curses on Harry in this one scene?
Mars Reckk However, like all hero's of every movie series, he was saved by his enemies horrible aim.
+Colton M *cough*Stormtroopers*cough*
Yes he did
***** Ehh, I don't think Voldemort wasted too much time mocking Harry here. I mean, he did it while Harry was entirely restrained. The only thing that stopped Voldemort from killing Harry here was the priori incantatem and the souls emerging from the Cup.
***** True.
The moment Cedric died was the moment that J.K. Rowling said that this is no longer whimsical fantasy. Then again, the story started with a double aggravated murder, followed by attempted infanticide...
+Ness Prower your comment killed me lol but i agree. after this movie and book the whole thing just turned so dark
lmao are you a lawyer?
@@justinhamilton8647 what did you do now Bill, that you are trolling for lawyers on youtube?
Homura chan
1:28 The way he walks away. 😂😂 look like he was dancing for a minute
I love how animated Voldemort is in this scene he’s so unhinged
1:28 I like how after all the years Voldemort was trying to return and he finally does, he allows Harry to drop and to pick up his wand and duel him one on one to make Harry understand he is better than him. Brilliant acting
Mans wanted to kill him legit
The irony is if he just snapped his wand and killed him on the spot (maybe twice because of the soul piece in Harry) he'd have won.
@@adamk8073 nah. Harry would keep respawning. The horcrux won't take the bullet for Harry, Harry survives in forbidden forest because Voldemort took his blood here, meaning Voldemort extended Lily's protection inside himself. So as long as Voldemort lives so does Harry.
@@adityabhalekar3506 maybe, but the death eaters would likely be given permission to kill him
@@adityabhalekar3506 i love the idea that in that scene voldemort would try to kill Harry 30 times in a row and it doesnt work😅
“I can touch you... now”
-Voldemort.
We'll he's old enough in this year
@Thanos the Farmer NO
@@dudescrawny5859 your not scooby doo
@@ilovekingdomheartsandother4153 How observant! You must be a god tier genius!
@@ilovekingdomheartsandother4153 I'm going to start playing Kingdom Hearts for the first time soon (maybe this week)! Looking forward to it!
1:12 i just realized there were 3 voices screaming.
1; Harry feeling the touch
2; Voldemort mocking his pain
3; the echoes of Lilly from the Loving Sacrifice spell (it’s super feint because the music swells when it happens)
Correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure voldemort still felt pain from touching harry, however it was nowhere near as excruciating as when quirrel made contact with him
Idk why but I just love the very brief interaction between Harry and James in this scene. It isn't mushy it's just straight and urgent and a father protecting his son. Idk, always loved it.
I LOVE Harry's determined look at 2:56 when he decides to get up and face Voldemort. You can tell he's thinking that even if he dies it won't be because he gave up and didn't fight back.
"Have it your way." is the best "Up yours!" ever!!!
I like that he looks so much like a kid when he decides it, because he IS a kid. It's the last bit of innocence he has left and, in the end, it's what saves him
@@aleksandramandic5757 Yeah, I think up until this he was still just a kid and Voldemort was just an idea. The moment Voldemort came back, Cedric died, and he decided to fight he lost that innocence.
Yeah he wanted vengeance for Cedric so he got up and felt like he had to avenge him. Plus it made him pissed
Harry: "If I dies I dies"
In the book, it says that when he was hiding, he said if he dies dueling Voldemort, remembered like his father, standing up to Voldemort, would be better than being found dead hiding
1:50 that death eater in the background happily clapping while Voldemort tortures Harry hahahahahhhaha 😂😂😂
That kills me too 😂
That's one sadistic fuck lol
That is pretty funny, in a dark way. 😁😁😁
I literally never saw that, that is hillarious 😂
"YAYYYY :D"
harry is honestly such a brilliant protagonist, he goes through so much and he might not be the smartest in the room or the best fighter but man he’s got balls, he definitely didn’t need to ask the sorting hat to put him in gryffindor
What can I say about Harry, at the age of 11 he decided to confront what he believed to be Voldemort who killed his parents, at the age of 12 he entered the den of the Basilisk and the sword of Gryffindor appeared to him Because he embodied the courage at a very young age, at the age of 13 he was trying to kill Sirius despite knowing that he’s a
mass killer
At the age of 14, most of the students stood against him and hated him, but he did not care and was sarcasm them in the corridors every time and in the end he stood against Voldemort and was surrounded by death eaters, he stood because he wanted to die on his feet like his father,
At the age of 15, the community of wizards stood against him and called him a liar. He was an outcast in school and was tortured by the ailing Umbridge, but he stuck to his word and did not back down from the fact that Voldemort had returned.
At the age of 17, he became the most wanted man in the country, and when he knew that if he died, Voldemort would be finished, he went without hesitation to the forest
he looked with his eyes in the face of his death
He is the best fighter of his generation. He's the most powerful wizard in training at Hogwarts. He's just fighting Voldemort, the most powerful dark wizard of all time.
Agreed, one of the protagonists which actually inspire me
Ralph Fiennes is just phenomenal, he absolutely eats up this scene. Only in the film for about 15mins and absolutely steals the ending. Love how he bounces from childish whimsical to dark and terrifying in an instant.
To say that this was Ralph Fiennes finest role is an understatement. He had to control the whole scene. He had to have the entire scene to himself. He had to be Voldemort.
3:08 when the two smartest kids in the class have different answers
Lol so true
Truee
xD do true 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm glad I'm not the smartest so that I can laugh at that fact xDDDD
Underrated comment
4:41 When one has "2x" as his answer and the other one has "x/2" and your answer is 17.
I'm so glad Harry learned more hexes in his 5th year. I was getting tired of seeing him use Expelliarmus.
in dh I was like YASSSS YOU GO BOYY and then I saw the wand fly out of voldemorts hand I actually stood up in the theatre and sighed
👍
How about sneak up on Voldemort then use Petrificus Totalus, then, when all the Horcruxes are destroyed, yell "Avada Kedavra"
+Kris Bland Well, at least it worked for him here.
+MetsGiantsRangersKnicksNYSports I would've loved it if they had Harry just be like "F*** this" and give him a taste of his own medicine
Voldemort is amazing in this; it was really worth the wait. His mannerisms, his tone, everything is really good.
They should have allowed Ralph to portray Voldemort this way in all of the subsequent films. I can't remember where I read it, but I remember reading that they thought this portrayal was too scary or too much for kids to handle; hence, they had Ralph tone it way down. This performance was excellent. Shows Voldemort's merciless nature, his mood swings (you never know quite where he's coming from or when he might strike,) and his obvious delight in torturing Harry. Plus his costume is way better here. Those silk, flowing robes that also expose part of his chest, neck, and upper back, all with the snake-like "veins" on him let us know that his entire body is nearly snake-like. It's a robe fit for a lord of evil. Just my thoughts.
lmao Meanwhile dementors be dementin'
@@metcas XDXDXD omg
I think he seems a bit childish here 😶
@@sconosciuto3914 he got his body back after 13 years, allowing him to kill and torture his nemesis and continue his plans thereafter, I think he has right to be childish with his psychopathy.
I preferred Ian Hart from the philosopher stone. He played Quirrel and did Voldemorts voice. Ralph did a good job though. I just wish he kept his hood up more and they kept his red eyes.
“Let go, sweetheart you’re ready let go let go!”😭
"Remember...........The Force will be with you.............Always."
Sorry for spoiling your moment but you forgot to put “ at the end
😭😭😭😭😭
😢
😭😭😭😭😭
the parents being there is actually touching I wont lie
why would you lie😂
Oh yes I was in tears in the cinema..
Makes me cry too.
Also when they, Sirius & Professor Lupin appear in Deathly Hallows part 2
G E T R E K T 905 It might be in his head but why on earth would it means that it’s not real?
@G E T R E K T 905 thankfully this scene wasn’t caused by the resurrection stone, F that stone
4:07 Harry, if the connection is lost, restart your PC and try as often as possible.
I can only Guess how awkward it was when the person who played Voldemort used his feet to touch the cheeks of the person who played Cedric Diggory
not to mention when harry was screaming out in pain when voldemort touches his scar that was probably 10 times more awkward
1:44 - you really see how terrified Harry is, we get so used to him being able to fight and win because he's the hero, but he's still a scared kid here.
Such a contrast between the third and fourth movie.
Third movie: Kids time traveling and learning magic
Fourth movie: playtimes over
I thought prisoner of azkaban was just as dark as goblet of fire
And then they ruin *EVERYTHING* with Order of the Phoenix, by:
1) Introducing Umbridge
2) Killing Sirius
@Mohamed Abdalle I hate Disney
@@064chilukuriaditya3 Well it is fairy tail, but it ISN'T Disney
compare the first harry potter with Deathly Hollows and its like night & day!!
Even alone, Harry was never truly alone.
And how ironic, that the people Voldemort killed so coldly were able to cause him so much frustration simply by delaying him. The Muggle estate attendant who Voldemort had framed for the deaths of the Riddle Family and then cut down later on, he got his payback. No magic at all, but he still got to humiliate the most powerful wizard of the late 20th Century, even after death.
Daniels acting here. Just shows how much he has grown as an actor.
Oh and his hair grew too. 😂
When his mother says, "Let go! Sweetheart, you're ready. Let go! Let go!" Makes me tear up everytime. 😢😢
And also when Cedric asked Harry to bring his body back to his father. I always get goosebump when I watch this scene.
Michael Woodard The first truly heartbreaking scene in the franchise
Same here
NotYourAverage Mike I get chills from it every time. Even in movies, the love of a mother is both heartwarming and heartbreaking.
Lmao pussy
It must've been hard for Robert to not laugh, when filming, just pretending to be dead then there's a foot on your face. Quite uncomfortable
+SugarLite55 I laughed when I saw that and hoped for Rob's sake that they got it in one take
+snap attack Same. I hoped they didn't film that multiple times XD
There's a decent chance they used a rubber foot.
Voldy what were you THINKING？
@@candycanetv2376 He has a foot fetish. You heard what Voldemort said: "Oh. Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk. What a handsome boy."
2:07 I always loved how Voldemort blocked Harry's spell with his bare hands. He was so superior that he didn't even need to use his wand to stop Harry's magic. What an absolute beast
Holy shit I never noticed that he blocks it with his literal hand what the hell
I'm surprised by the negative meaning that Voldemort, the best sorcerer in the world after Dumbledore, died to a bunch of kids. He could literally get whole Hogwarts on knees if he wanted, but by a few stupid mistakes, he literally destroyed himself.
@@0x17DI mean, when it comes to the Elder Wand he kind of actually got bamboozled by a combined effort of Dumbledore and Snape's efforts making him think the Wand was his.
He acted plain stupid about the Horcruxes, though.
Voldemort: “I can *touch* you now”
Harry: “ :(
Did anyone else think Voldemort was much more intimidating in Goblet of Fire than the Deathly Hallows?
Finnes slowly got worse, imo
This scene is one of my favorite of the saga: a 14 years old boy who stands on his ground alone against his parent's killer. This might not be the best neither my favorite movie of the saga but this scene was awesome.
@Trav Because his scar hurt him
@Trav Because Voldemort touch Harry's scar... I don't know how to proprely explain it, you should read the books
@Trav Tied up? I don't know but somewhere in the books, it's explain that whenever Voldemort's close, Harry's scar hurt him because he and Voldemort are connect due to Harry being an horcruxe.
@Trav
The scar, both in the books and movies, burns with pain whenever Harry is close to Voldemort. Sometimes it’s unbearable, other times it’s tolerable depending on the situation. Voldemort touching him made the scar burn horribly because Voldemort was touching right where his scar is, hence the pain
@Trav
The rope in the books and the statue in the movie holding him in place were using magic to bind him. He couldn’t break free without his wand. He only got out because Voldemort wanted to embarrass him by kicking his ass in a duel instead of just killing him
When his parents come out of the wand... Goosebumps. Every. Time.
Can we appreciate how true to the book this scene is? It's not 100% exactly like the book, but damn, it really is like seeing the pages come to life
I love how the death eaters are just standing in the back like 👁👄👁 while Harry’s about to get away LOL
lol they were beside voldemort so they also couldn’t see him and in the book they were all trying to stun him when he was running to cedric and the portkey but they all missed
2:08 This scene made me convinced that Voldemort couldn't be played any better by any actor👍
V v true
I still like Bremmer better.... His voice and facial expresss were so much more harsh and terrifying. His makeup was better too. Fiennes kinda gave up by the last movie and turned Voldemort into a comedy bit.
@@sivad1025 agree. I laughed at Voldy in last movie but I was always serious while I watched him in this movie. And I agree that Bremmer should have reprised his role, changing the actor never turns out good.
Voldemort wasn't yelling no because harry got away, he was yelling no because Edward Cullen was born :3
Understandable
He was yelling because he couldn't catch the damn train
@@holymega6253 Loooooool.Gta San Andreas
"I want to see the light leave your eyes!"
One of my favorite lines from the movies
1:51 Voldemort just want hugs but then, harry avoided it, voldemort went mad and crucio'ed him.
Danial Radcliffe does phenomenal acting here ,especially 2:51 when you can see Harry accept what he thinks to be his death.
1:50 I am just now realizing the death eater clapping on the side
lolllllllllll
I hate u for telling me u just ruined the entire scene for me 😭😭
Ralph Fiennes did an amazing job as Voldemort. At 4:10 i get chills seeing how dire this situation is, and Voldemort’s bloodlust is insane.
Small thing, but I love how Harry and Voldemort always use spells that are the antithesis of the other.
Avada Kedavra is designed to stop an enemy from fighting by ending their life.
Expelliarmus is designed to stop an enemy from fighting but spare their life.
Nice little detail if you ask me.
1:49 That death eater clapping in the background :)
+Ender Skies WTF lol 😂
aw i just noticed
Jack Seery One WAS clapping 😦
He must be Voldemort's Cheerleader!! LMAO 😂😂😂
killer92173 lmao. "Voldy. Voldy he's our man if he can't kill him no one can. Wooooo"
1:33 Voldemort Rap "get up get up"
Voldemort on the outside: What a handsome boy...
Voldemort on the inside: Only I can be the handsome and loved boy in Hogwarts.
Even though mike newell wasn't a good director, you can't change the fact that he nailed this scene.
2:07 Love how he reflects his spell with only his hand like a badass
callahaine100 that's why he's one of the greatest movie villains of all time.
Foreal! I loved that....I love how voldemort can use wandless magic, bc it is stated that only very advanced wizards can do it...like Dumbledore or maybe snaps
#snape
callahaine100 jh
Callahaine Voldemort may be a huge dick but you gotta admit he’s badass
I can touch you now..... um... Voldy? Don't say that.
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"I can touch you now" the 70 year old man said to the tied up 14 year old boy.
The greatest and the bravest moment of Harry Potter in all of the series is this scene. Love you Harry. You inspire me
“Take my body back to my father” line was like a punch in the gut. Until this day I wished he had a better fate.
I felt really sorry for Harry here. He was so young and had to face this monster
I felt sorry for him in the 5. Book, cause noone believ that voldemord is back.... that must have been very hart
Pokeballqueen *hard
If only Cedric stayed dead and didn't go on to be a morose vampire....
Lol.
Im way late responding, but really, vampires are undead, so he technically did stay dead.
@@jovalin5939 Did you not get the Twilight reference?
@@niyanaveen6535 Did you not get the part where I literally just said that Cedric as a vampire(AKA Edward Cullen) is undead, thus Cedric did in fact stay dead, seeing as when he shows up as a vampire in Twilight, he is in fact, dead by virtue of being undead.
So yes, I got the Twilight reference, I just corrected the assumption that he didn't stay dead.
@@jovalin5939 Thanks for explaining. Sorry If I sounded rude.
Voldemort is a classic example of a villain defeated by his own stupidity.
Old magic, old but gold Voldemord my friend, this old magic is too much too handle for Voldemord, he failed again, again and again.
This is by far and away the darkest scene in the series.
Yep. Even more so than the duel in the last film.
Deathly Hallows and the Order of the Phoenix get darker.
1:50 a happy Deather clapping, fun, fun, FUN
Voldemort: i lost my power
harry: you lost your nose to
How Harry did not go insane after the graveyard mess and the Moody kidnapping afterwards.. just one night in a hospital wing. Damn
I KNOW like what the heck