"Don't make me hurt you, Potter, please" "Sectumsempra!" "Alright listen here you little shit..."

"No! He belongs to the Dark Lord." "Sectumsempra!" "You little sh-"

I love the expression on Snape's face when Harry called him a coward. That was the one thing Snape wasn't. The things you do for love.

0:49 The face of a heartbroken man, trusted with the hardest task possible. To kill his friend in front of the deatheaters to make his role as a spy even more believable. Snap, as a character, has one of the most heartbreaking and well written stories in acting history. Alan Rickman did an amazing job as Snape. May he rest in peace

Crazy how darker and darker the skies get after each movie.

"You coward!" 20 years later "The bravest man I've ever known."

The pain in Snape's face along with the fear that he is forced to surround himself with such dangerous people. His character is one of the best in any story I have ever heard. He sacrifices everything to help others and knows that he will receive only hate for doing so. Very brave and very selfless.

0:08 I love that scene so much. How Snape marches down the hallway with his cape fluttering behind him. It is so majestic and brutal.

Half-Blood Prince "Fight back! You coward! Fight back!" Deathly Hallows "The bravest man I've ever known."

The look of horror on Draco's face as Bellatrix laid waste to the Great Hall, just displays that Draco was not truly evil on the inside- he never really wanted to see Hogwarts torn to pieces, he grew up there. I think inside, Hogwarts was just as much his home as it was Harry's.

0:09 - Aint nobody talking about how cool that walk was

Harry: “wow, the half blood prince is a much better teacher than snape” Snape: “funny how you know so much yet understand so little”

In an alternate universe: "No, I am your father"

Bellatrix Lestrange's actor did a fantastic job.

1. Harry yells Snape instead of professor Snape because he lost all respect for him. 2. You can see the hurt in Snape's eyes after harry says "He trusted you!" 3. Snape also saved Harry from Bellatrix.

Snapes block was perfect, no movement than was needed, it's speed, and him not even looking at it as he never broke eye contact with Harry. A master class of defense spells and technique

Knowing that Rickman had knowledge of Snape's true motives long before the final book was released, his expressions throughout this scene are not innocent.

Snape has to be my favourite character. Full of mixed emotion, deep secrets and a complex character. Playing good and evil for the greater good in the end. Amazing

Snape walking in front of the other in the hallway seems like he's a leader but in fact he's just trying to be the one who get people out of the way instead of letting them get killed. what a man.

The look on Snapes face when harry shouts he trusted you. now we know that was fear because harry was In danger with Bellatrix

These movies are dark No literally I have to turn up my brightness

The rage and pain in Harry's face and voice when he calls Snape a coward is truly amazing. Dan did such an amazing job in this movie

0:37 The venom and anger in harrys voice shows how much he loved dumbledore, one of the most well thought out scenes

1:26 This entire scene right here is a masterpiece itself. The cinematography, the dark grey sky, the fire, the score, and most of all, the delivery of, "You dare use my own spells against me, Potter? Yes … I’m the Half-Blood Prince.”

As evil as Draco was in this movie, I really understand him now that I’m older. The look of pain on his face when Bellatrix destroys the Great Hall and even when he’s supposed to kill Dumbledore just shows that he really didn’t want to be bad

0:53 'Coward?' Poor little Harry he didnt' know the heartbroken truth behind that face

I love how harry can just attack a bunch of death eaters without fear cuz he knows no one is allowed to kill him

everyone feeling extreme emotions right now- Bellatrix- \ / 👁👁 👅

the Slytherin who died like a Gryffindor

When snape first hears harry’s voice, Alan Rickman does such a phenomenal job expressing just the type of emotion a double agent would be going through, hearing Harry’s anger and disappointment come through

1:08 actually checking to see that harry is okay.

0:50 The look on Snape's face. Incredible acting, gives me chills watching it back

R.I.P. Our half-blood prince.

0:53 look at the expression on his face... I didn't noticed until now how horrified he looks. After knowing all he did to protect Harry and redeem himself, this scene gave me shivers. Alan Rickman was truly a great actor!

This scene is literally WOW!! Performance of Daniel Radcliffe, Alan Rickman, Helena Bonham Carter and Tom Felton is outstanding🤩🤩🥺🥺

Bellatrix’s “Hagrid?Hello?” Is so adorable. And her jump when she sets his hut on fire

This scene is fantastic, but in the book is much more dramatic. Harry tries Crucio multiple times on Snape, but gets deflected back at him every time. But he gets up and keeps trying crucio on Snape. It just shows how much Harry hates Snape at this particular moment, probably hating him as much as he hates Voldemort

I really wanted to see Snape scream like he did in the book about being called a coward. You never saw him lose control of his anger in the movies I don't think

You know, its kinda amazing how someone can came up with all these stories, all these characters with their own story out of pure imagination. Im always amazed by a good story writer

0:35 the pain and terror in Snape's eyes because Harry is following him ... that is wonderful acting. Especially considering the entire backstory.

Me : Mom,come help me. Mom : I can't . I'm cooking . Me : Just pause it mom. Mom : You dare use my own spell against me potter.

You can clearly tell draco didnt want to be a part in any of this.

Radcliffe’s acting has been generally uneven, but he really nailed the “Fight back, you coward! Fight back!” part.

0:53 in one milisecond you can see snape's face when harry calls him coward...no words....

"SNAPE ! HE TRUSTED YOU !" Damn, the tearing power of that line, the music, the tone of intense grief and hatred, the dark setting, Snape's expression, Malfoy's horror, Bellatrix's madlaugh... Everything was perfect in this scene. The only thing I wish they had put in that scene is the much more ferocious duel between Harry and Snape as depicted in the book. Snape's hatred for Harry peaking over Harry's insults towards Snape as a coward as well as Snape's taunting that Harry cannot close his mind or control his emotions in particular.

the expression of snape are so heart breaking when harry says he trusted you and the way snape tries to protect harry from belatrix is increadible

Since no one is going to mention it, I will. Throughout this whole scene you can see the shock of what has transpired on Draco's face, he clearly feels guilty and utterly gutted. When Bellatrix destoys the Great Hall, he looks completely devastated, it was the one place he felt safe, away from his estranged family, all his happy memories have just shattered right before his eyes. I have always felt sympathetic to Draco as he truly never had any choice, he was abused and used by his father and then forced to kill, to completely annihilate any purity left in him. The scene where he also turns around to look at Harry with so much devastation, it is almost as if his is pleading to go back, but Snape knows that if he does choose to go to Harry's side, his family will die. I really pity Draco, it was because of his circumstances that he turned out this way, he was so conditioned to believe in his father's ways. To be honest, I think Snape saved both Harry and Draco in this segment of the film, Snape truly is a hero.

Both in reading the books and watching the movies the death of Dumbledore hit so hard, it was so powerful. Felt like any hope or safety had all glimmered away. JK Rowling did an amazing job at showing the majestic nature of Dumbledore

Even though this part in the movie is really good, its book counterpart is a legit masterpiece. I remember this entire part being so shocking and dramatic when I first read it all those years ago.

0:53 Pause there and look at Snape's face. He's so hurt because he knows how deeply hurt Harry is and he can't do anything about it. Watching Lily's son in so much pain is breaking his heart, but he has to stay true or else it is all for nothing.

0:39 that face of horror, makes him look like he’s thinking “Oh my god, what are you doing here, you saw everything didn’t you” makes me cry every time😢

I know Snape isn't actually evil but poor Harry... like in the books Harry admired half blood Prince at a great level that he fought with Hermione a lot many times defending Prince and even asked Remus if the Prince could be James, like you feel the level of respect and then he finds out that the person he defended and respected so much is actually Dumbledore's killer (at least in Harry's pov)

At the start when bellatrix breaks all the windows and Draco stands there with tears in his eyes remembering that this was where he grew up makes me want to cry, he doesn't want to be on the bad side

1:28 When your teacher says “Can I tell you something?” and you say “I don’t know, can you?”

Love how many splits in her personality, Bellatrix has. One minute she's all serious and mature, the next she switches to a neurotic childish psycho damn. Helena is amazing!

Even to this day there could be no other actor who could have played Snape Any better than Alan Rickman may his soul rest in peace and may he find solace in the Wizarding Dimensions that he is truly a great Wizard!!

"he belongs to dark lord" this sentence must hurt him a lot, poor Snape. :(

“Albus Severus Potter, you were named after two headmasters of Hogwarts, both were killed in front of me, one killed the other.” -Harry Potter 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

sev is one of the most emotionaly complex characters, and alan played him so very well. fly high :,>>

RIP to Michael Gambon who played Dumbledore who tragically passed in real life this morning🕊🙏

Harry tore past Hagrid and his opponent, took aim at Snape’s back, and yelled, “Stupefy!” He missed; the jet of red light soared past Snape’s head; Snape shouted, “Run, Draco!”and turned. Twenty yards apart, he and Harry looked at each other before raising their wands simultaneously. “Cruc -” But Snape parried the curse, knocking Harry backward off his feet before he could complete it; Harry rolled over and scrambled back up again as the huge Death Eater behind him yelled, “Incendio!” Harry heard an explosive bang and a dancing orange light spilled over all of them: Hagrid’s house was on fire. “Fang’s in there, yer evil -!” Hagrid bellowed. “Cruc -” yelled Harry for the second time, aiming for the figure ahead illuminated in the dancing firelight, but Snape blocked the spell again. Harry could see him sneering. “No Unforgivable Curses from you, Potter!” he shouted over the rushing of the flames, Hagrid’s yells, and the wild yelping of the trapped Fang. “You haven’t got the nerve or the ability -” “Incarc -”Harry roared, but Snape deflected the spell with an almost lazy flick of his arm. “Fight back!” Harry screamed at him. “Fight back, you cowardly -” “Coward, did you call me, Potter?” shouted Snape. “Your father would never attack me unless it was four on one, what would you call him, I wonder?” “Stupe -” “Blocked again and again and again until you learn to keep your mouth shut and your mind closed, Potter!” sneered Snape, deflecting the curse once more. “Now come!” he shouted at the huge Death Eater behind Harry. “It is time to be gone, before the Ministry turns up -” “Impedi -” But before he could finish this jinx, excruciating pain hit Harry; he keeled over in the grass. Someone was screaming, he would surely die of this agony, Snape was going to torture him to death or madness - “No!” roared Snape’s voice and the pain stopped as suddenly as it had started; Harry lay curled on the dark grass, clutching his wand and panting; somewhere overhead Snape was shouting, “Have you forgotten our orders? Potter belongs to the Dark Lord - we are to leave him! Go! Go!” And Harry felt the ground shudder under his face as the brother and sister and the enormous Death Eater obeyed, running toward the gates. Harry uttered an inarticulate yell of rage: In that instant, he cared not whether he lived or died. Pushing himself to his feet again, he staggered blindly toward Snape, the man he now hated as much as he hated Voldemort himself - “Sectum -!” Snape flicked his wand and the curse was repelled yet again; but Harry was mere feet away now and he could see Snape’s face clearly at last: He was no longer sneering or jeering; the blazing flames showed a face full of rage. Mustering all his powers of concentration, Harry thought, Levi - “No, Potter!” screamed Snape. There was a loud BANG and Harry was soaring backward, hitting the ground hard again, and this time his wand flew out of his hand. He could hear Hagrid yelling and Fang howling as Snape closed in and looked down on him where he lay, wandless and defenseless as Dumbledore had been. Snape’s pale face, illuminated by the flaming cabin, was suffused with hatred just as it had been before he had cursed Dumbledore. “You dare use my own spells against me, Potter? It was I who invented them - I, the HalfBlood Prince! And you’d turn my inventions on me, like your filthy father, would you? I don’t think so… no!” Harry had dived for his wand; Snape shot a hex at it and it flew feet away into the darkness and out of sight. “Kill me then,” panted Harry, who felt no fear at all, but only rage and contempt. “Kill me like you killed him, you coward -” “DON’T -” screamed Snape, and his face was suddenly demented, inhuman, as though he was in as much pain as the yelping, howling dog stuck in the burning house behind them -”CALL ME COWARD!”

Snape : What did you call me Potter, your father would never attack me unless it was four against one so what would you call him I wonder God I wish they included that line

I would’ve loved to see these 2 actually duel each other, the films dont do enough to show you how much of an unbelievably skilled duelist snape is

And they're tryna reboot the whole series? Good luck to new cast. They're gonna have big shoes to fill in, especially Snape's.

Can we appreciate the acting and costuming? Like the way Snape's cape flows when he's walking into the Great hall is just amazing

Poor Draco and Snape. None of them wanted this destruction. But they had no choice. The look of horror on Draco's face clearly manifest that he is horrified and sad inside.

I'll always miss Alan Rickman 😭 I'll be forever thankful for what he's done 👏🏻

"HE TRUSTED YOU!" Snape: "...That was the point, Potter."

Ironically the moment when they all raise their wands in honour of Dumbledore, it's now symbolic in honouring the late Alan Rickman. RIP.

Snape: I am the Half-Blood Prince. Harry: No... that's not true! That's impossible! Snape: Search your feeling. You know it to be true. Harry: NOOOOO..!! NOOOOOO..!!

0:08 that random Auror has got to be the most oblivious wizard in the world. "Huh, do I detect the sound of multiple footsteps and breaking glass behind me? Let me ever so slowly turn around... argh!"

Everybody LOVES calling Snape a coward in the films but he was the BRAVEST of them all. A double agent for Dumbledore AND Voldemort and a protector of Harry behind the scenes. 👌🏽🥺

2:45 It's like Harry is looking for Dumbledoor's heartbeat, hoping it to be there... but his expression changes even more when he realises this really has happened.

0:53 That facial expression..

I do like that Harry's first move wasn't to torture or harm Snape, only subdue him, and it only escalated as he became more desperate and angry

LMAO at Bellatrix just childishly smashing the dishes while the rest were so solemn.

The fact that snape only knocked back the auror instead of killing him was one of the early signs that he is still good.

0:53 the look on severus face

"He belongs to the Dark Lord." Palpatine: Gooooooooooooooooooooooooood

A good sense of realism where Harry as a young student casts spells aggressively, but they mean nothing against Snape who is far more experienced in magic.

"Snape! He trusted you!" Whatta powerful acting, it hurt me so much.

Snape was never a coward. We know that.

Look at Rickman's face at the exact moment right after Harry says "fight back". He is really concerned for him.

Snape: "Yes... I am the Half-Blood Prince." Harry: "You? But how?" Snape: "Sorry no time to explain for the rest of this franchise Harry, I've got stuff to do."

„Snape, he trusted you!“ There are so many emotions in his voice.😭 Great performance of Daniel Radcliffe.

I watched the movies before reading the books. And I’m sure somewhere along the line it was predictable, but my mouth dropped when Snape revealed he was the half blood prince. This scene will always be etched in my brain.

Harry: Sectumsempra! Snape: *Blocks spell* Training for the ballet potter?

Bellatrix:Wee!!! Draco:This is not a playground! *Bellatrix continues to destroy* Draco: ...

I now know how much Snape wanted to say "I am the good guy, not a bad guy" in this scene, but he couldn't. Such an amazing character.

"DON'T -" screamed Snape, and his face was suddenly demented, inhuman, as though he was in as much pain as the yelping, howling dog stuck in the burning house behind them - "CALL ME COWARD!"

I laugh when bellatrix was cheering after she burned hadgrid's hut lol

1:06 is one of the best shots in this entire franchise.

My reaction when Hagrid's hut caught on fire: FANG!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of the best scenes in the entire franchise. The entire interaction between both is so brilliant.

0:49 the way Snape blocked the spell .. 😍

When Harry yells out to Snape, and Snape turns around his face says, "No. Harry. Dont follow, please, dont follow."

Is anyone else pissed that they destroyed Hagrids home like that!?

in the book Snape got hella pissed for being called a coward

Since finishing Deathly Hallows part 2, I cannot look at this clip the same way ever again. This is the finest storytelling and directing I have ever seen.

Snape: how dare you use my own spell.. Also snape: YESS!! HE LEARNED SOMETHING FROM ME!! IM A GREAT TEACHERRR