It would be perfect if Snape burst in right at that moment

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@@catguy4996 He wasn't dead by this point yet.

@@IronMan-tk8uc Actually yes he was. After Snape's death Harry goes to the pensive, and then heads to the Forbidden Forest. And that's where this vision of Harry's takes place

Absolutely not .. It may be great description for for example depression, where nobody can really tell the origin of your "pain" but its there, its real But if you can imagine being in completley different dimension and you are so delusional you can live there, you are just crazy ..

Furm it's magic dude

That quote would have fitted perfectly in Persona 5 if you know what I mean.

"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live." Beats it slightly IMO.

What if I told you, Furm, that the entirety of reality is no different from dreams or delusions? It's all about faith and personal, subjective perspectives which can't be shared in full with any other individual. We're all delusional in our own way. If you think you're so sane, and if you think you can dissect and describe reality through your reason, you'll probably have to revise your opinions. Reality is a thing of emotion and imagination, reason only helps us organize what we find.

Luke Kiely the tale of the three brothers repeated itself with Voldemort, Snape, and Harry.

Lord Voldemort: died for power Severus Snape:died for love Harry Potter:greeted death like an old friend

Dumbledore is a representation of death, life and the power of love

geeeezzz i never got this till now

KH Attire Oh aren't You edgy?

So. Many. Mistakes.

@@casey6222 *Correct:* Do not pity the dead, Harry. Pity the living and, above all, those who live without love. *I'd prefer to write it like this (also correct):* Do not pity the dead, Harry... pity the living. And--above all--those who live without love.

Love is magic ... both don't exist!

Eck Centrique 💕❤

@@pylchott9864 Oh shut up, idiot

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RIP

RIP. That phrase, I’m sure that even in the afterlife, Dumbledore felt pity forVoldemort/Tom Riddle.

Never read any of the books. Wanted to do it on his own.

Juan Cruz Castiglione LOL

"You have your glasses when you return"

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Lmao

LOL!!!

ayeee lotr reference

Luke Brown AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Bruce Wayne making a lot reference And I thought I'd seen it all

I was thinking the exact same thing.

so true

Opens the door and it's Narnia!

Not what I was going for, but okay

Waffle Wong Yee Ket lamow

Waffle Wong Yee Ket lmao

Sketchy Getchey Trippy asf that would be wild but sad weird ending

"Most important sentence in the chapter was cut" Sounds like Yates' directing style in a nutshell

@@PhoenixLance13 No, that's probably down to the writer, not the director.

@@PhoenixLance13 The worst part is the fact that he wasn't the only one. In my opinion, the only director who at least tried to stay faithful to the books was Chris Columbus. Cuaron, Newell, and Yates all failed at that.

@@killshot652 Weirdly enough I think Cuaron and Yates did a good job in PoA and OotP respectively. They got the spirit of the books correct despite their movies lacking certain elements from the books.

@@PhoenixLance13 Agree with you. Cuaron's adaptation of PoA was and still is a cinematic masterpiece. If he had known the books, read them, and knew the lore as well as Columbus did, it would have been not only the best film but also the best adaptation. Yates' adaptation of OOTP was brilliant, too.

He seemed distant and uninterested. Very unfriendly, unlike the book Dumbledore and the Harris depiction of the character.

I think he did okay but he always seemed so shallow to me compared to Harris...Like there is not much going on behind the eyes

Couldn't agree less. You can tell he has no clue how to play DD. Probably never read the books either.

I just don't see harris against the inferi in crystal cave.

@@robonator1056 Harris was a hell of an actor. He would have made those scenes perfectly (even more than they are) and would have impacted the audience seeing the different personalities of Dumbledore.

"I've always prized myself on my ability to turn a phrase." 😎

The best quote

"So, help me to my bed, Harry. I'm an old man"

I think you should learn to remember quotes before writing them. It's- "You will find that I will only truly left this school when none here are loyal to me. You will also find that help will always be given to those who ask for it"-Albus Percival Wulfric Brain Dumbledore This was the original one

@@shivangisharma7400 that is what i heard lol idk how did he hear Deserve

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🪄(SNAP!broke wand in half💥)🙌 I’m not raising my wand because I’m not a Wizard witch or sorcerer!! I’m not waiting for some stupid invitation letter ✉️ for hogwarts I’m waiting for Gandalf to go on another adventure RIP Professor Dumbeldore

I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who thinks this. I know he was old enough to be Harry’s great grandfather but I also think he was a father figure to him. He was Harry’s protector and teacher and as Hermione said in DH, Dumbledore loved Harry. I also think Dumbledore saw that Harry had a lot in common with him and admired Harry for the fact that he didn’t succumb to temptation like Dumbledore did in his youth. I think he identified with Harry and felt especially protective of him for this reason. By helping Harry to defeat Voldemort, he was both protecting Harry and also atoning for his past sins. I loved their relationship.

@@impasse0124 thanks for clarifying this

I thought of Dumbledore as the grandfather figure in Harry's life. His father figure is of course, Arthur Weasley. I recall in the books, Harry tried to offer him some of his inheritance to help him but Mr. Weasley politely turned him down.

I don't think Dumbledore can be called a father figure. He is someone that Harry like so many others looks towards in times of crisis, Dumbledore has always saved Harry from life threatening circumstances and have always been there to help. Dumbledore cares for Harry but most importantly, he is headmaster of a school and also the mastermind behind anti-Voldemort movement. He has to think strategically and if it means putting Harry through challenging situations for the greater good then he would do it. Sirius is the only one who could be called a father figure, not even Lupin whose more of a mentor and family friend.

Nah Richard Harris was good too.

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I much preferred Richard Harris to be honest.

No Richard Harris will always be my Dumbledore

You win, Sir!

Thank you thank you so much

You can’t be a potter head if you don’t know who peeves is.

Namira Anwar Peeves The Poltergiest I loved him in the books

Namira Anwar seriously though.

Will Manthorpe Naah he almost always called him Professor Snape in front of Dumbledore

except for the books. But yeajh he indeed does respect at this poiny (after all he told his son that Snape was the bravest man he had ever known"

He had just seen Snape's memories in the Penseive. That changed everything.

Will Manthorpe *2:53

I was thinking the exact same thing

Of course he would respect him now. He did FINALLY realize who his real guardian angel was. Snape lost many things and sacrificed a lot and still made sure to protect Harry. I’m sure he felt regret and remorse after knowing the truth. 😢

That's actually all Gandalf does in the 7 years that Harry and him know each other.

Albus dumbledore was always vague... Welll since... Grindelwald in the past he was more pretensious, a genius in his prime time but when gellert grindelwald get in his life he becomes more like.... Mmm how do you could say... He always have a fake smile in his face... He always been tormented by his mistakes... Because he wasnt smart enough to see grindelwald true intentions... And that cost his family and his reputation before his fight with grindelwald in 1945... Since there he was very vague... Like he dont want no body love him as much everybody does... Like he think he dont deserve it.

@@christophzeit6282 "Gandalf?"

@@rikudoubapeck Oh, sorry, yes, it's actually Schwalbus Dumbledore the Grey, these characters are almost undistinctable, my fault.

If you think about it, it’s not that vague at all.

I think you're right!

Words are thoughts spoken out. In my opinion the meaning behind this particular phrase is so deep and profound. Our thoughts are the creating source of our world, we create every moment of our lives with our thoughts. Our words when spoken with disdian, hatred and anguish create unfavorable circumstances. On the other hand the spoken word of love can create paradise wherever we are. There are so many instances in harry potter movies and books that really do highlight alot about manifesting and creation. And no I'm not talking about the secret or the law of attraction. Manifesting is a deeper philosophy than that, it's more like the truth of life.

@@khushboobatra5900 That's deep ^^ I would be inclined to agree with you :) I think words are really important & the fact that so many feelings, explanations or thoughts like you say are not capable of being said with words, is a proof that our language is unfinished. So many things need to be precise & so many things could have been solved if it was the case. Like how many times someone says ''My stomach hurts'' & it means hundreds of different things for different persons & sometimes doctors not understanding it means the death of someone that could of been saved. Or how many times can you say ''I love you'' to the one you truly love after the words don't mean anything when the moment you say it right now, you know that just saying those words is SO NOT ENOUGH to what you really feel inside.

@@khushboobatra5900 TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL TRANSCENDING BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NICE, VERY NICE.

Damn right. Those books, those petty piles of paper and print, moved me more than almost any other form of media ever has. Or probably ever will..

He will be with Severus Snape/Alan Rickman

Hey does someone know the meaning of this sentence..? I don't understand.... Why does he say 'on'.?

It'll take you 'on' the train

On to the afterlife. Even though Harry was "killed", the Horcrux inside him got destroyed instead of his own soul, and so he got sort of trapped in a state of limbo between life and death. Dumbledore is saying that Harry has a choice to make: either return to the world of the living or let go and let himself pass on into death.

This is possibly my favorite line from the entire series.

will it turn him on? UMMM

Everything is about love...From my point of view,the infinite source of love and light is what we all call God:)

love conquers all, love will prevail

@@dids3384 Love is very precious, but very corrupting. Never let it thrive to much, for it hinders the other side known as "Trust."

Its aculy about the acceptence of death

@@indedgames4359 not really, the author of this comment is correct. Love is the primary theme of Harry Potter. Lily's love for Harry. Snape's love for Lily. Voldemort loses not because he lacks power, he loses because he lacks love. Harry's compassion and love for others wins against Voldemort's lust for power. This is beautifully illustrated by Narcissa Malfoy at the end of the book. She betrays voldemort out of love for her son, and the only reason she does so is because Harry saves Draco, one of his greatest enemies. That is the ultimate message of these books. Love and compassion will ALWAYS defeat fear and power

But Harry killed Voldemort..

@@homowillis3405 And which character egged him on consistently throughout the movies to do it? Dumbledore? ;) It doesn't mean Death was bad, in this circumstance. More so, keeping the balance.

@@MCshadr217 E F O

Wilfred Mah Neville killed voldemort

mc ngrh ikr wassup with dem

YOU SHALL NOT PASS!

"Harry did you put yerrr name into the Goblet of Fiyaah?"

@@aarushkalra2892 WHAT IS YOUR NAME

@G E T R E K T 905 it may be old but it's still useable especially in the context of this comment, go spread hate somewhere else

That's why some Potter fans posted video essays suggesting that Dumbledore is an allegory for a harbinger of death... Wow, that's deep.

Ya without glasses Harry looks like Daniel raidcliff

You have to see him in another projects... you know this is not his only project :)

Why was he not wearing them ?

@@mementomori3411 lol I guess in the afterlife no one has myopia

@@username-usernamov that would make sense. Hopefully that extends to other physical shortcomings as well. I would also assume that one’s overall appearance would be based on how you were best remembered when alive.

Harry!! Didyouputyername inthat GobletaFYAA?!!

@@doubtingmustafa _dumbledore said calmly._

I mean there's only one scene where he was panicking

That's because of his age in the previous movies he was younger

Dude he is dead, a free roaming spirit, it couldn't be portrayed otherwise lol

I think that whistle is the manifestation of the side of Harry that's tempted to...proceed onwards... The train that's approaching. Ready to go.

@@bibekanandahansda2926 Brilliant!

@@davecrupel2817 Agree with you.

Okurrt

I SWEAR HE COULDA JUST TOLD A DEATH EATER TO STAB HARRY JZJZJZJZZ

Okay, this is funny🤣🤣🤣

Harry: Oh, and you forgot about the snake, which is now dead too Voldemort: CURSE YOU POTTER! *fades away*

@@ziephel-6780 **turns into torn paper*

Is this true? Michael Gambon's favorite line and scene, out of all of the scenes he did?

@@ikawba00 no joke. :)

I kind of get what you mean. This scene specifically encapsulates that. Idk if it’s nostalgia from the films. Maybe it is, but even without nostalgia for the era when this was shown, something about a scene like this really feels like the “Quiet End” of something _else_ besides the literal obvious end of the film. But I can’t quite put my finger on what that thing is.

I really like that about these films. In general i like the dark gothic vibe from prisoner of askaban onwards, but man these two really really nail it.

Even the book feels that way. That's probably why I rented the entire series from the public library but wound up buying a hardcover copy of TDH so I could read it any time I wanted.

Mckellan would tell Gambon, "I'm the real wizard", as he did in life.

Dennis Hilton Ian was offered to play albus but turned it down out of respect for the original Richard

Same it was the same inside my head when I read it. Spookie but who knows 😊

Nah he been amazing since HBP

@@brahmaputramoskva1215 I consider that part of the end

He is perfect from the beginning

And most importantly he spoke "calmly".

@@conserztasfia0078 "He is perfect from the beginning", Dumbledore said calmly

300greekpride Agent smith?

But I am the Chosen one! ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) *Gets slammed by a book*

SerbianFanatics Hermione slammed him with parchment, not a book. 📜

……I’m the what?

effin hilarious, if you could somehow make this scene with a cutaway to that music video at that exact moment, it'd be the best video of the year!!

Lean on

i never knew hagrid died RIP to them all

Wow, all 21 year olds in 2023 were born the same year Dumbledor's Actor died. Edit: Richard Harris.

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Eh, Yes and no. See... it *sounds* useless. "Do what you want." But every once in a while, especially when you're at a crux where you can say "end it" or "keep going" you sometimes need that useless angel who says. "Yea, I'm an angel. No, I'm not here to save you. I'm just chilling. Wanna cookie? Oh? What should you do? I'm just here to be here. Do what you want. It's not like I'm here to tell you how to live your life. That's stupid. You figure it out." Because those angels often snap something in your head that wouldn't be snapped into place with someone serious going "You got a choice to live or die and you should live because HERO!"

He ain’t an angel he’s a *wizard*

@@KUR0M1NA It was a JOKE

@@Khontis I agree with you honestly, but the person above you was just JOKING))) No need to be all condescending to him/her

Eugeniya Leshenko My bad, sorry.

Me too

"This guy never stops goddamn"

Enough said

J.R.R Tolkien's point in LOTR was that good dosent defeat evil, evil destroys itself. Thats why Frodo didnt destroy the ring but Gollum, the rings own creation.

In afterlife Rowling meets Tolkien one day and there will be a huge debate.... I wish i was there.... 😇

And by doing so, testifying to God's truth in the bible

@annie's big day sorry you love what?

@@alexm7627 sort of, except the whole part of sorcery being against God's law....

Fun fact: His quote can be applied to the real world. Not just in the Potter univers. Words are stronger then people think.

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In the magical world of 'The Worst Witch' too, they used words to cast magic quite a lot.

True , it explained Dumbledore past and how Harry survived

Well, you kinda answered your question

Because if you explain everything in a movie it spoils the surprise on screen later

because its a movie, you have to condense everything that happened in the book

I love harry he is so adorable and brave

“GET ON THE BLOODY TRAIN YOU SPECCY GIT!” Dumbledore said calmly.