Fun fact about Snape's self-title, the half-blood prince, it's based on his blood status as his mum was a pureblood but his dad was a muggle, and the fact his mother's maiden name was Prince which is an old wizarding family. Hence the Half-Blood Prince. Hermione discovers the part about his mother's maiden name in the books which gives context to the name.

Snape, McGonagall, Slughorn and Dumbledore just standing in the background watching the teen drama unfold never fails to crack me up.

I just have to say Book Ginny kind of had it all. She was fun, confident (with integrity!), sassy, a powerful witch, goodhearted, a really good quidditchplayer and with looks that turned the boys' heads. That would had been more fun for Bonnie Wright to work with, than awkwardly feeding Radcliffe and attending to his shoelaces 🤦🏼‍♀️ And another thing. She shared something with Harry no one else did; she too had been posessed by old Voldy, although That's in movie two, but she brings it up again in book five.

One thing that many film watchers miss is at the start of the movie when they are showing all the newspaper headlines. One article tells us that Draco's dad was sent to Azkaban prison for his part in the battle that took place at the Ministry of Magic. The tidbit they left out of the film was the fact that Draco was chosen to perform a task for Voldemort, partly as a way to punish Lucius for failing to retrieve (breaking) the prophesy orb & then being arrested. Since Lucius, as head of the family is now imprisoned, the role falls on Draco's shoulders as he is the only heir to Malfoy Manor. That is why his mom, Narcissa (Bellatrix's sister), is so scared & asked Snape for help in protecting Draco as he tries to fulfill Voldemort's secret plan.

I have to hand it to the actor playing Malfoy…his performance is so good in this. You can feel his hurt and conflict. I never thought I would feel for him honestly, but they really do something interesting with him in this movie.

The movies never dwelled much on Voldemort's past like the books do. For example, the first memory that Dumbledore showed Harry belonged to a Ministry employee that visited his maternal family. In that memory, we learn that the Gaunts (Voldemort's maternal side of his family) were a pure-blood family, descendants from Salazar Slytherin whose obcession for pure-blood caused them to do inbreeding to the point they suffered from an unhinged personality and had their magic weakened. Voldemort's mother was deeply bullied by her father and brother and her crush over a Muggle boy was a great deal of shame for her family. After her father and brother got arrested, she was able to enstrength her magic enough for her to bewitch Voldemort's father and force him to love her. That empty love gave birth to Voldemort, who became a loveless being as a price for his mother's actions. When she was pregnant, Voldemort's mother lifted the magic that was keeping his father in love with her, hoping he would stay with her for the baby, only to be abandoned. Voldemort's mother ended up giving birth to him on an orphanage and lived only enough to name the boy, Tom as his father and Marvolo as his grandfather.

In the book, Ginny tells Harry that she’s always been interested in him, but has been following Hermione’s advice on the matter. She basically told Ginny to relax and come in to her own womanhood and stuff, and eventually Harry would come to see the interesting person she is. At least something along those lines.

Also, fun fact: young tom riddle is the nephew of Voldemort! Ralph finnes is Voldemort and hero finnes is his nephew!! ❤

Not sure if this was mentioned but Dumbledore has a funeral service in the book. It’s a huge deal and so many people attend- the Minister of Magic comes along with some of his workers, the Order, Centaurs from the Forest, Merpeople from the lake, Hagrid’s brother Grawp, all the students, the teachers, Hogwart’s ghosts, and way more. The merpeople sing a song from the lake and it is so sad. He was so well known and loved and it’s so heartbreaking to read. Fawkes conjures a flame at the funeral which covers Dumbledore’s body and then the flames become a white tomb. Fawkes never comes back.

It's interesting that Snape's teaching in the 1st ever lesson of Potions is what saved Ron's life. One of his questions to Harry was where can you find a bezoar. He was bullying Harry, sure, but because of it Harry remembered the significance. Snape explains: "A bezoar is a stone taken from the stomach of a goat and it will save you from most poisons." And good that he did, because years later Harry manages to save Ron's life thanks to it.

There’s a clip on KZfaq of a live audience reaction to Dumbledore’s death scene where the entire audience held up their phone torches to match the characters raising their wands. It’s so beautiful and the scene itself is amazing too - I cry every time 😢

The brute looking guy at the start(and at the window) is Fenrir Greyback. He's the werewolf that bit Lupin when he was a child. What's the point? They hate muggles. Harry gave the twins his prize money from the Triwizard tournament. Dumbledore's age is kinda debated because two answers have been given. 116 or 150. That spell was written into the book as "for enemies" and it's basically a thousand cuts that cause hemorrhaging.

In Slughorn’s real memory where he told Tom Riddle about horcruxes. Tom is fiddling around with a ring with a black stone. At that stage it signifies that Tom Riddle Jr had killed his muggle father and muggle grandparents and had stolen the ring from his maternal uncle. Ones of the things that book readers hated this movie was that they left out a lot of important plot points especially pertaining to Voldemort’s past.

Dumbledore was born sometime in 1881, and he was killed on the 30th June 1997, making him either 115 or 116 depending on when his birthday is. Wizards do have longer lifespans than humans. For example, the headmaster before Dumbledore, Armando Dippet lived from 1637-1992, making him 355 when he died. Although, it should be noted, he was considered old, even for a wizard.

In the scene where Dumbledore dies, in the book, harry is underneath the invisibility cloak and paralised. He couldn't do anything. Dumbledore knew he would would have tried to save him. Love your reactions!!! Btw, as everyone said, the books are incredibly better. So deeper. You should read them!! Youd love.😊

You said Luna would be such an interesting friend to have and it reminded me of somewhere in the books, Ron says “she (Luna) has really grown on me, always brings good value” 😉

Good catch! Yes it was the cave from the photo. When he was at the orphanage, Riddle took 2 children to that cave and did something, we don't know what, that scared the bejesus out of them. So obviously Voldy likes that location...

This book had loads more memories of Voldemort’s past. Have you given any thought to whether you’d be interested in reading/listening to the books? I think you’d REALLY love them!

You pick up on so many small details, I love it. Most of the time in the reaction videos I’ve watched we have to tell the extra bits in the comments but u see so much! Great job 😁

The only thing that would have made Professor Dumbledore's death more tragic than it was is if Richard Harris was around to continue playing the character to that point. But sadly, he passed after they wrapped Chamber Of Secrets. Also, this is one of the few times where Ron was shown to actually be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically. And I've caught crap for this in the past, but I don't care: it's only explained in the deleted scene from the movie adaptation of Philosopher's Stone: A bezoar is a stone taken from the stomach of a goat that can remedy most poisons.

24:31 Ron’s poison scene absolutely destroys me, I still remember reading it for the first time and feeling physically ill… Ron was basically dead, Slughorn was paralysed with fear/shock, and Harry's mind was going through 100 thoughts at once. The bezoar suddenly comes into Harry’s mind out of nowhere in this fugue state of panic and fear and confusion, and it’s total luck that there is one in the room. Even Slughorn admitted earlier in the book (perhaps not the movie) that bezoars are quite rare. As it's the Potions teacher's room, there is one stored nearby - Harry actually had just used a bezoar in Potions class earlier in the year, to try and impress Slughorn when the Half-Blood Prince's book was not helping with something, and Slughorn luckily still had the bezoar. The bezoar is actually mentioned in Snape’s first class in the first book/movie - it’s extremely advanced magic (and Snape was being a jerk by testing a first year on that knowledge).

Ginny is only one year behind Harry. Chamber of Secrets was Harry's second year at Hogwarts and was Ginny's first. She really sprouted in this one. The book covers the Harry/Ginny relationship more throughout the entire book.

Emma Watson was seriously considering not coming back. In the 20th Anniversary she explained that she often felt lonely on set and felt like an outsider like Hermione. She also had difficulty coping with the instant fame and attention from fans. Hero Fiennes Tiffin who plays Tom Riddle at age 11 is Ralph Fiennes' nephew. Dame Maggie Smith finished filming this movie while undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Talk about badass. Helen McCrory (Narcissa Malfoy) was originally cast as Bellatrix but had to drop out due to her pregnancy. She was subsequently cast as Bellatrix's sister and Draco's mother in this film. She died of breast cancer on April 16th 2021, aged 52. She was married to fellow actor Damian Lewis at the time of her death. Robert Knox, who played Marcus Belby (the kid from the Slug Club who ate a lot) was tragically stabbed to death when he intervened in a fight to protect his younger brother on May 24th 2008, just a few days after filming wrapped. His murderer was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum of 20 years before being considered for parole. Several of Dumbledore's memories of Tom Riddle were cut from the film, like the one where young Tom is shown two valuable trinkets from two of the Hogwarts founders, which would later become important to the plot. The book reveals Voldemort is the son of witch Merope Gaunt and muggle Tom Riddle. Merope fell in love with Tom and with the help of a love potion, she married him and became pregnant. J.K. Rowling has said it’s important that Voldemort was conceived as a result of force rather than real love, as it explains why he cannot feel love. Merope eventually stopped using the potion hoping Tom actually loved her, but he abandoned her and their unborn son. This explains Voldemort’s hatred of muggles, as well as half-bloods, as he himself is one. As an adult, Tom returns to Hogwarts to ask Dumbledore for a job as the Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher, but is denied. This may be why the position is cursed and why the same teacher cannot be for more than a year. Instead the film adds a (in my opinion) pointless and out-of-nowhere scene of the Weasleys' house getting burned to the ground. The filmmakers said they wanted to add more action but trying to solve any mystery involving wizardry is just as compelling as any action scene. In the film, after Snape reveals himself as the Half Blood Prince, there is no further explanation. But in the book it is explained that Snape was half-blood and his mother's maiden name was Prince, hence where he got the name. Hermione actually figures this out. In the book there is a long fight sequence between The Order of the Phoenix members and students vs. Death Eaters. Ron's oldest brother Bill Weasley's face becomes disfigured after he is bitten by Fenrir Greyback (who bit Lupin), but thankfully it isn't a full moon so Bill doesn't become a werewolf. He and Fleur Delacour (from Beauxbatons who competed in the Triwizard Tournament) are engaged at this point. Another difference from the book is the Harry and Ginny relationship, which is honestly very poorly executed in the films. There is also NO chemistry between the actors whatsoever. Ginny's had a crush on Harry since forever but Harry has never shown any interest in her. While in the books, Harry has a huge crush on Ginny, which culminates in a passionate, surprising kiss after that year's Quidditch final, in front of everyone. They are in relationship throughout much of the book, but Harry breaks up with her for her safety. Harry gave the twins the 1000 galleons he earned from winning the Triwizard Tournament and that's how they paid for their shop. Harry also inherited Grimmauld Place and Kreacher after Sirius' death. Dumbledore's funeral was cut from the film, as well as all scenes with the Dursleys.

I'm so grateful you're so perceptive and remember details. It makes it a joy to watch you when you make all the connections on your own!

C'mon. You just made me exclaim "YES!!" on a crowded streetcar, because that's how excited I was to see you'd already posted another Harry Potter reaction. You're one of my favourite reactors, and this is one of my favourite series. As an older man, it's great to see that someone of your generation has so much insight and empathy when experiencing different stories. (Not that I thought younger people don't, don't get the wrong idea. But it's nice to have confirmation of it. The future looks to be in good hands. 😁) Keep up the great work! 🙂👍

Ginny was done so dirty in the films. She is a badass and so much more in the books. Love her character

Ginny is such a great character in the books and they made her as bland as wallpaper paste in the movies. There are so many more memories about Voldemort in the book they could have shown and let the cheesey romance take a back seat. Tom actually said he could do things to people who annoyed him but I guess they thought that was too grim even though we had 2 attempted murders and one murder in the same movie. Snape's witch mother's maiden name was Eileen Prince. His muggle father was Tobias Snape so he really was half Prince and a half-blood. Ron has always had problems with confidence. The Sectumsempra spell was in the potions book "for enemies" and it's like a magical sword slash.

This was a touching reaction. As were the ones before. I like it that you pick up on some not quite so obvious details, and that you are always there for the jokes. If you get the feeling that other reactors had, that it's bittersweet that the series is going to end soon, you might want to read the books. Not only for more lore and all of the leftout stuff and background information, but you might like to go treasure hunting for stories within the story, like the vanishing cabinet Malfoy dabbles with.

"When I'm 80 years old and sitting in my rocking chair, I'll be reading Harry Potter. And my family will say to me, 'After all this time?' And I will say, 'Always."" - Rip Alan Rickman

They didn’t do Ginny and Harry’s justice in the movies 🥲 in the books they’re my favourite couple!

If you'll read/listen to the books some day, This book is Very different from the movie, and i would say the same about the fourth. The books are more to the business and less teen hormons, even if that's definitely there too. The fifth book is thick as a Bible. All my favourite bookscenes stayed out of the movie. There are more complex characters, sidestories, and it's sprinkled with loads of dry humor! Each time I reread them, the humor surprises me 😊 Much recommended. 📚📕

Draco’s character is so complex from this film on and Tom Felton does an amazing job.

Back when the book was first released the biggest spoiler of the year was "Snape kills Dumbledore" - it was tough to avoid and so everyone read the book as quick as possible.

I've read the books, and watched the movies multiple times. Despite that, and despite having watched quite a few different reaction videos, I still tear up over the gathering around Dumbledore's body.

“Good To See You Wollomby” 😂😅

After the release of the sixth book, there was a big conversation amongst fans about whether Snape was good or bad. Everyone knew he was a double agent, but there was debate about where his true allegiances lie. We find out in the seventh book, and it is one of the best-told twists in literary history. Ginny had a much bigger role in the novels than she did in the movies, which is a shame because she is a really awesome character who was pretty much ignored in movies 3, 4, and 5. The character of Draco Malfoy is very well developed in Half Blood Prince, and we actually see the character arc of his loyalty to his family, his fear of Voldemort, and his desire to not have the task that he has been given as a 16 year old. Tom Felton played it perfectly, very close to the novel.

Rupert Grints acting during the love potion scene is vastly underrated! 😂❤ Pure magic right there.

It’s funny you asked about the impact on the muggle world because the books include a whole section where the minister of magic visits the current Prime Minister to explain that Voldermort is back and how it will affect muggles. He mentions that every Prime Minister is aware of magic and meets with the minister of magic but that they never repeat it to others because it sounds too crazy.

I wish they put how dumbledore put a curse on Harry to stop him from doing anything when the death eaters where on the tower. Harry realizes dumbledore is actually dead bacause his spell is no longer affecting him. So Harry was there couldn’t move and had to watch snape kill dumbledore and couldn’t do anything but watch. That kills me.

The curse Harry uses on Draco was in the margins of the Half Blood Prince's textbook, which is why it was on Harry's mind & he used it. But it didn't describe what it did, just said "for enemies" & didn't say the counter for it. When Harry saw that he could've killed Draco with dark magic if Snape didn't know what to do, he realised his ignorance & how dangerous that can be.

Your analyses of the different elements are really like very few other people’s! Super enjoyable to follow along, and fun to hear your suspicions and predictions.

7:50, Episkey Is A Basic Healing Spell, It’s Used To Heal Minor Injuries Such As A Broken Bone, So Luna Is Pretty Skilled In Healing To Have Mastered A Simple But Not Easy Healing Spell

Dumbledore is my favorite character. Weakened, yet so powerful. And you couldn't conjure water in that cave, it was part of the whole protection system, forcing you to approach the water.

Yes! Hoped for this upload today ❤

I love your reactions! You’re getting close to the end enjoy this is the best part of the series for me ❤

Dumbledore was 115-116 by the time he died wizards and witches have extremely long lives as long as they aren't offed at some point of course

This is one of my favorite films in the series & my #1 favorite novel. I wish they would have included more of Snape's & Tom Riddle's backstory in the film, as the book delves into. It is quite an interesting backstory which clarifies some things in the movie that people have questions about or feel like some pertinent information is lacking.

When I first read this book, and Dumbledore died (I was 14 or 15) I ran into my mother's room crying, saying, "He's dead! He's dead!" I scared the crap out of her. Oops.....

The bathroom scene is my favourite in the entire series. It's so brilliantly done.

your little giggles are everything ☺

Rest in peace Sir Michael Gambon

This is such a great movie. You crying during Dumbledore's death and aftermath made me cry too, it had been a while since I last cried in this scene 😭

I really hope that you react to the Ryan George Pitch Meetings after the series, especially the one for this film. While I think that the score and the color toning captured the mood of the book perfectly, they really could have done better with the content. Not only did the writers massacre Ginny's character, but they completely missed the point of all the romances, which paid off massively in the book. Also, they cut so much of the "background" out, the constant news of disappearances and attacks that really made it clear that Hogwarts was holding on by its fingernails as an oasis in an increasingly dangerous and unstable world. Lovely reaction, though. I still enjoy this film, and I'm glad that you did as well.

I'm semi-convinced that you've recorded and edited all of these ahead of time, and that's why you're able to post a new video every one to two days ;). Or else you're just very fast. Either way, us HP fans appreciate it, it's hard waiting for reactor's videos. Can't wait to see you react to the last one! Which will probably be within the next few days, at this rate :P Edit: oh and kudos! for your ability to unlnowingly predict some things, sick as the use of the liquid luck potion

Love the way you look at the relationship between Harry and Ginny in this movie, cuz clearly that’s the direction the movies alluded to since the second movie, but definitely they could added more scenes in each movie to kinda build that up like how they did with Ron and Hermione. Cuz Harry has never showed much interest towards Ginny until this movie, unlike Ginny who’s been interested for awhile now. But all in all, it’s not the worst depiction of teen romance. The awkwardness is pretty realistic

You have one of the better/best reactions and I can’t get enough of the Harry Potter world so I watch almost every reaction out there. Most upload 1 part every 1-3 weeks. Very nice to see u upload legit every 2 days.

You're definitely one of my favourite Harry Potter reactors now! Love how you pick up on so many of the small details and your intuition is often so accurate. Thanks for making these videos!

One of the things I don't like in this movie WAS that the mishandling of the Harry/Ginny relationship. In the books, it had been building for a while. Also, it was Harry who kissed Ginny, not the other way around. Basically, Harry had been given detention and was unable to play in the quiddich match. He was so anxious about whether or not the team won. But then when he came into the common room and saw that Ginny had lead the team to victory, he was overcome and just kissed her right there in front of everyone. In the movie, they made it so that Lavender kissed Ron. Another cool thing about that scene in the book is that, after kissing Ginny, Harry looked over at Ron and Ron just shrugged like (yeah, I saw this coming).

Maggie (Smith) who portrayed McGonagall, was undergoing chemotherapy throughout these last movies and Dan always took care of her on set. A true Gryffindor if ever there was one. 🦁

the most relatable part of this movie is Harry fidgeting with the armrest on the train lmao

1:55 You're a rizzard, Harry.

Dumbledore aka Micheal Gambon from all the movies but the first 2 actually died yesterday on septemper 28 2023

You are my FAVORITE reactor so far (and I've seen sooo very many!). Your Philosophers Stone intro (where you mentioned magic stuff was discouraged to some degree or banned when you were younger) is what made me feel that you'd be fresh and authentic. Some reactors fall a bit more on the emotionally invested side while others lean a bit more into the action (production value? The flashes and booms?). I'm into what the characters are feeling/thinking (or *may* be f/t). Backstories, motivations (justified or not), inner turmoil, dedication -- all of it. And really, we've experienced our own equivalents throughout our human lives. The viewer/reader CAN relate in some way(s) and, in so doing, can connect to the characters/situations -- IF they allow themselves to do so (anyone who doesn't is a puzzle to me..).

At the start of the video you said i would watch these movies back to back if you could, but could you imagine the patience we had to endure for us who have been watching them from the moment the first one came out? Every time we had to wait 1 or sometimes even 2 years for the next one! I can vividly remember the impatience i had to endure for over 10 years!

Luna is my favorite side character. I even named my dog Luna. I like the fact that she is ok being herself. So many people act differently than they normally wood for certain people, but not her. That's why I love her. She's also brilliant.

My god, you pay good attention to the tiniest of details! It's so refreshing to watch a reactor who doesn't miss things 😁

Love your reactions! Thank you for reacting to this series!

You're the first person I've seen notice that Umbridge puppet in the Weasleys' shop!

I can wait for you to see the next one. I can't wait for you to see the last one.

I'm loving your giggle! This film definitely has some of the funniest moments (and one of the saddest).

Yay next one already. Love you and your videos. I not a big potter head but my older sister is and in the beginning years ago I wasn't interested in it but later when I grew up I got interested in it ,I mostly got interested in it after watching KZfaqrs watch it and I do love Emma Watson and her character Hermione is my favorite and I love magic .

1:44 - "Don't kill the people! What's the point?!" Well... apparently it's killing the people....

The reason a lot of things felt like they came out of nowhere is because of how much they condensed the material from the books. The books got longer as the series went on but the movies stayed the same length (excluding the last one). It sometimes gives me mental whiplash to watch the movies because my brain is expecting all the events of the books lol. If you enjoy the HP world then I highly recommend reading the books (or listening on audio book). For the first 2 movies, they only cut a few scenes and extra characters. But with the later movies, they removed whole subplots and whatever they did include, they expedited quite a bit. I'm not saying the movies aren't worth watching but there is a lot more content in the books.

Fun Fact: During his time at Hogwarts Snape creates a few spells. He created the Muffliato charm, Sectumsempra curse and also the charm James Potter used on Snape - Levicorpus. So James was bullying Snape with Snape's own spell.

Saw a few of your reactions and just had to subscribe, youre amazing 🙏 loving your Harry Potter journey so far, these are my absolute favourites movies!

It is so good to see your reactiong because its remember how the public felt for the first time. Thanks for doing it.

This and the first movie are the ones i have watched the most!! I love it so much!! This movie gets so much flak but i will defend it till the end!! This is my favorite book and movie and as an avid fan i understand they missed lots of the details abd storylines but it is my favorite movie just based on the acting!! Tom Felton(draco), Alan Rickman(snape) and Richard Harris(Dumbledore)play thier roles so impecably well in this movie! I applaud them every single watch! Scenes i love for their acting, not only with words but facial expressions 1)Dumbledore drinking the potion,wimpering and the "kill me!" You feel everything he is feeling! Impeciable acting, my favorite scene in the whole entire series!! 2) Draco in the bathroom before he and harry starting fighting. You can feel all the stress abd pressure he is going through just by his faces 3) then again on the tower when draco disarms Dumbledore you feel that stress and personal turmoil as well Lastly when snape does the killing curse HIS FACE😱 im in awe every single time! You feel his pain, almost like you can read his thoughts, he is so PAINED to have done it Such amazing acting all around 👏❤

I would love longer videos! it's a pleasure to watch your reactions 😊 (greeting from France!)

4:30 Dumbledore was 115 when he died.

You were asking at the beginning how the muggle world is impacted by the wizards and the first chapter of this book fleshes some of that out: the Minister of Magic meets with the Muggle Prime Minister and keeps him updated on the situations happening in the books and in the last section they talk about a bridge collapse and several muggle murders done by the death eaters.

Draco is a very conflicted character and I, like you, believe his upbringing really left him little choice but to be what he turned out to be. He's a victim of his circumstances and I think Tom Felton did a great job portraying him in this one. I can't wait to see your reaction to the last two movies!

2:02 why did I never notice the divine magic sign behind Dumbledore? And the "if youre looking for magic I'm your man" line, it's hilarious!

i really love your commentary and humour!! this is probably a lot more niche, but i highly recommend the very potter musical series for you to watch once you're finished the movies! if you do decide to check them out, theres some versions on youtube upscaled to higher quality since the recordings are not that great

As you yourself said, sometimes guys do not notice things. They've been foreshadowing Ginny and Harry since the second movie.

Best channel and it's not even close!! best reactions my friend 😁

Fun fact: Horcruxes were inspired by the Ring of Power. There are many other elements that were inspired by the Lord of the Rings as well.

Your giggle makes me happy!! Cheers!❤

Yes yes yes!! I was waiting for this today!!! Couldn't click fast enough!! ❤❤❤

I’m loving watching your reactions and yea that’s how we all felt when we left the movies.. empty and sad. Where in Australia do you like at!? I’m visiting Australia for work right now ☺️

OMG I like your laugh, Snape is my favourite, I love your reaction to this movie. You showed all the right emotions 😊

When I was a teenager reading the books I lost my mind when Dumbledore died. It was the only time I’ve ever *actually* tossed a book across the room and not just wanted to.

Fun Fact: Hero Fienned Tiffin, who plays 11-year-old Tom Riddle, is the nephew of Ralph Fiennes, who plays Voldemort.

It’s fun to watch you react to these films, your laugh is so funny 😂 haha nice job 😉

Make sure the final two films are the extended cuts. You’ll get loose ends tied with a bit of extra closure.

Oh, here we go!

"Dont you understand? i have to kill you... or hes gonna kill me" that broke me. Draco was so scared for his life

"I just haven't wanted to stop watching these movies. The only reason I haven't binged them is because I'm doing it for the channel"

Sorry if someone already mentioned this in the comments, hard to sort through them all. Dumbledore complimented Harry on using a bezoar to draw the poison from Ron's body. In Harry's very first potions lesson in The Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone Snape asked Harry where he would find a bezoar. Even though Dumbledore died, remember his words, "Help will always be given at Hogwarts to those who ask for it."

I love your reactions ❤

@The Cocoa Couch Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and first reactions to this franchise. It`s really difficult for me to understand that this video has only 483 Likes, especially since your HP reactions are so precious. Everyone who loves Harry Potter`s world is part of our big HP Family and is therefore a friend❤ I can`t wait for your next reaction :) Sending love and a big friendly hug from Slovenia 🤗