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Harry high on Liquid Luck is one of the funniest sequences period 😂😂😂

"Its called liquid luck. Whats that do? Liquid courage?"....lmao

There is so much more info about young Tom Riddle in the books. None of it is "critical" per se, but this kind of stands out: his mother, a witch, used a love potion on his father, a muggle (Tom Riddle senior). There was no actual genuine love in the conception of their son, and the love potion and lack of genuine love assumedly had an effect on Voldemort's psyche. Hence his lack of understanding of love and its importance, even in magic.

"Just kill me and we'll figure it out" lmfao

‘Oh to be young and to feel love’s keen sting!’

There's a big parallel between Harry, Snape, and Voldemort that's explored more in the books. They're all half-bloods (Snape's mom was a witch, last name Prince, who married a Muggle - thus, the "Half-Blood Prince") and they all grew up abused, neglected, lonely boys. Snape knew about magic, but grew up in a Muggle neighborhood, and Harry and Voldemort both didn't know about magic at all until their Hogwarts letters and were raised amongst Muggles. It's interesting to look at how similar their early lives were and how different their later lives turned out. It all comes back to the big theme of the movies and books: it's our choices that show who we truly are.

The creepy guy is Fenrir Greyback. He is the man who bit Lupin when he was a kid and infected him with Lycanthropy.

Liquid luck " what's that do "? The answer is in the name 😂

The bird in the cabinet: Draco spent the whole movie (off-screen) mending the sister cabinets so that he could get the other death eaters into Hogwarts. Draco put the apple in the cabinet, someone takes a bite out of it, and they sent it back. This showed the connection between the cabinets worked. The bird was a test to see if a living creature could teleport between cabinets. The first bird came back dead, meaning the cabinets weren't fully repaired. Later, when Harry and Ginny are hiding the book, they stumble across the cabinet and a bird flies out of it. This showed that the cabinets had been fully repaired and it was safe for the death eaters to teleport between them. But since Harry and Ginny let the bird out, Draco didn't find it and kept trying to repair it for a while, which is why the death eaters don't show up until the end. Another fun hint for the audience was that between the apple and bird scenes, Harry talks to Mr. Weasly who reports that he sent a spy to inspect the cabinet (Harry asked about the cabinet after seeing Draco inspect it). He says it's probably a vanishing cabinet and, surprisingly, the cabinet was still in the shop--Draco never bought the cabinet after inspecting it. But we had already seen Draco put the apple into an identical cabinet in the Room of Requirement, so we actually knew the whole time that the connection was between Hogwarts and the death eater shop.

Snape loved Potions, he was even the Potions teacher for a long time. So It makes sense that his potions book has "corrections" and is still in the room where snape was teaching the last years.

One thing that is a bit of a shame is that they didn't include all of the memories that Dumbledore had about Voldemort. The ones that they didn't include are as follows; 1. A Ministry official visiting Voldemort's mother's family, the Gaunts, in their run down shack of a home, where you see that Voldemort's grandfather Marvolo (Voldemort's middle name) and his uncle Morfin are both crazed and inbred muggle haters who regularly speak to snakes, and that Voldemort's mother Merope was severely abused and that she ran away with a handsome Muggle man named Tom Riddle by bewitching him with a love potion. He later abandons her and she dies in the orphanage giving birth to Voldemort. 2. Voldemort at the age of 16 visiting his Uncle Morfin and framing him for the murders of Voldemort's muggle father and muggle grandparents that very night. (Their abandoned manor house is the one that Voldemort was hiding in at the beginning of Goblet of Fire, where he killed the old caretaker) 3. A young Voldemort in his 20's working at the dark wizard shop Borgin's and Burkes after Hogwarts, and while visiting a rich witch named Hepzibah Smith finding that she had a magical goblet that belonged to Helga Hufflepuff, as well as a locket that had belonged to Salazar Slytherin, an object that belonged to Voldemort's mother before she pawned it. That night, Hepzibah is killed by Voldemort by bewitching her house elf to poison her drink, and he steals the cup and locket. 4. Voldemort in the 1960's, visiting Hogwarts to ask for a job as Defense Against the Darks Arts teacher, only for Dumbledore to suspect that Voldemort only wanted the job to recruit followers. After rejecting Voldemort for the position, no teacher has lasted more than a year at the job, as it is now cursed out of spite by Voldemort's hand.

The thing Harry uses to save Ron (a bezour) was in the half blood prince’s book it was a hint that it was snapes book because in the first book when he was asking Harry questions he asked what will save a person from almost any poison a bezour

‘Young Rizzard’ 😂 that’s going to be up there for me with Swagrid 😂

Snape's witch mother's name was Eileen Prince Snape married a muggle, thus the half-blood Prince.

Ginny is only one year younger than Harry.

The biggest thing left out of this movie is Voldemort mom drugged his dad with a love potion and that’s y Voldemort is the way he is a child born that way can’t feel love ie making him a psychopath

in regards to Ron being "blind" to Hermione's feelings that isn't quite the case in the books. In the book, Ron gets told off by Ginny that because he's never snogged anyone but his Great Aunt Muriel, that he's a prude for telling her to stop snogging Dean. she screams at him that "even Hermione and Krum snogged!" and Ron went full psycho. so to get back at Hermione for snogging Krum in her 4th year, he starts to date Lavender

I believe the Werewolf looking guy at the beginning that you mentioned is Greyback and actually the one who bit Lupin. He's the reason professor Lupin is a werewolf!🐺

They were slowly fixing the cabinets and they were sending an apple just to show they got it working at a base level, then the dead bird showed that it was still too broken for them to use since it kills living things that travel through it, then when the bird came through alive it's showing the cabinet is finally repaired enough the death eaters can use it as a passage... The cabinets are explained to be pretty rare in the books, as the only one you even see is a broken one being sold in an antique shop, which is why no one would ever expect the bad luck of it having it's sister cabinet in the room of requirement (the room that appears when people want to get rid of stuff, probably because it was broken).

Harry knew a "bezor" would save Ron from poison because Snape mentions it in their first potions class, in the first movie. "Felix Felicis" the liquid luck potion, is a very complex potion to make. It's banned in competitions and has diminishing/adverse effects if you drink it regularly. The vanishing cabinet in the shop was broken and had to be mended. In the previous book a student got pushed into it and was stuck for 2 months. That student could hear conversations from the school and the shop. Draco realized if repaired it could act as a passage. But he had to test it to make sure it was safe. The books had more flashbacks. Including Voldemort's mother. Who was not very good looking, but was in love with a good-looking muggle. Her pure blood mania family would never approve so she drugged the muggle with love potion and ran away. The muggle eventually abandoned her, and she died to grief. Leaving Voldemort to grow up in a muggle orphanage.

“I almost said Darkrai” haha, yesss. Next Darkrai I catch I’m naming it Dementor.

"Are guys this blind and dumb to see that she likes him?" You have no idea lmfao. Sometimes I sit up and think about all the signs I missed because I'm dumb and girls don't come out and say feelings lol

“ I wonder what the liquid luck does. Does it give you courage? Is it like liquid courage?” No…. No my friends….. the “liquid luck” gives you luck…… lol

24:55 He is a werewolf but he enjoys it and is a cannibal he’s the one who bit lupin

Your reactions on hp are always enjoyable☺️ Can't wait you watch the last two

Thank you 2 for paying enough attention to what a half blood and pure blood is cause everyone i watch doesnt understand it when they get to this movie

The only way to survive the killing curse is when somebody chose to die, without Intention to block it, for somebody else. For example like Lily did, by dodging the spell, have a strong barrier in front of you or by priori incantatem. Priori incantatem is a very rare occasion in which two wands with the same core are fighting each other and create a bond. Like it happened between Voldemort and Harry. They both have one feather from Fawkes, the phoenix from Dumbledore. So when the killing curse hit Dumbledore, it was 100% certain he is dead.

Y’all pointing out the hand thing is important. No spoilers but remember that yall noticed his hand decaying.

So, about the cabinets... The one at Hogwarts was broken, Draco was fixing it so he could use it to let the Deatheaters into the school. The apple and the bird were tests to make sure it worked. Someone at the shop took a bite of the apple then sent it back to let Draco know it worked. The bird was to make sure it worked on a living thing. Can't remember if the bird came back dead because it still wasn't completely fixed or if it was killed by someone in the shop. Been a long time since I read the books.

the first part was in 3-D. Yes, we can be that stupid about women. Many people forget that one piece of his soul stayed within Tom Riddle. The connection between the vanishing cabinets was broken. Draco had to fix it before bringing the death eaters through it.

38:22 That was actually a side-effect of splitting his soul. Mutilating his soul had an adverse affect on his appearance and humanity.

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Professor Dumbledore's death was one of the most traumatic for Harry to witness. Right alongside his parents' murder at the hands of Voldemort when he was 15 months old, Cedric Diggory at the ratty (pun fully intended) hands of Wormtail during the last task of the Triwizard Tournament in that graveyard, and Sirius dying at the hands of his psychotic cousin Bellatrix Lestrange before he disappeared into the Veil in the Ministry Of Magic. Also, this is one of the few times Ron is shown to be intelligent in the movies. The scene on the Hogwarts Express where he's explaining the Unbreakable Vow to Harry, specifically.

Severus Snape never pretended to be a death eater, he actually was he was loyal to Voldemort all the way until a certain point at that point he then turned. I'm not going to mention more because it would be a spoiler but he was a devout follower of Voldemort in a true Death Eater. It's even mentioned in the books that only Voldemort and Severus Snape are the only two wizards that can fly without a broom. Severus Snipes learned it from his master Voldemort.

The thing with the cabinet that they kind of leave out of the movie is that the one in Hogwarts was badly broken and Draco had to spend all year repairing it; that's why he kept sending through all the test objects. The cabinet is mentioned as a random thing in passing in previous books; it's mentioned in an early book that Peeves had smashed a very valuable vanishing cabinet, and then in another book Fred and George are like "We shoved the Slytherin Quidditch captain into that broken vanishing cabinet!" and he's lost for like a month, so that's why he had to be so careful and take so long repairing it. I think the idea with the apple and the birds is that first he tests with an inanimate object, and it works, then with a living thing, the first bird, but it dies in transit, so he has to keep fixing it until living things can pass through unharmed.

How did Harry know how to save Ron from the poison? Remember first movie first potion class when Snape was saying Harry wasn’t paying attention And started quizzing him on random things? One of those was about a BEZOAR (s a stone (actually a ball of compacted hair) that is removed from the stomach of a goat, and the ingestion of such a stone is said to cure most poisons.) Also, Since Harry’s been obsessed with the potion book, he’s seen it in the books many many times.

I wish they went into more detail about Half Blood Prince (Snape) and his potions book. Not to mention about Fenrir Greyback, and Narcissa and Bellatrix's relationship. Also a big theme was also how Voldemort was pissed at Lucius Malfoy for failing to retrieve the prophecy. So he sent Draco Malfoy to die as he assumed Draco would fail in his task to kill Dumbledore that he set him.

A little detail I just thought of, is why the book was in the Potions Classroom in the first place; Snape was the Potions Professor for at least 4yrs. His was mixed in with the students' copies by mistake, then left behind when he switched to the Defence Against The Dark Arts position.

They never elaborate on the Half Blood Prince part in the movies so after finishing the series I would recommend you search it up

The things in the lake are inferi dead bodies that dark wizards reanimate to attack.

My interpretation of the vanishing cabinet scenes has always been that; Test 1 with the apple is testing an inanimate object. The second with the bird is testing a living being, the still faulty cabinet kills it, increasing Draco's stress with regards to repairing it. The bathroom fight happens right after this. When Harry and Ginny go to hide the book they discover and release Draco's third test, which survived.

It was Draco and not Ginny that was supposed to open the closet and see whether the bird would come back dead or alive. Had it come back alive which it did, Draco would have known that his endeavours to fix the closet had worked and he could fulfil Lord Voldermorts order to let the death-eaters into the school.

Severus: Avada kedavra "did he killed him?"

The Vanishing Cabinet was broken. Draco spent the entire year fixing it, that's why he sent the Apple and the Bird through. He was testing to see if it would work.

Book Ron and Movies Ron are very different. Ron is still my favorite character in the movies, deep down no matter how different they portrayed him you can see the great friend and partner qualities he has.

Draco was tasked with fixing the cabinet in the room of requirements, (which was broken and did not work ) and killing Dumbledore. He was tasked by Voldemort as a way of punishing Lucius for not getting the Prophecy in the last book. Voldemort knew Draco would not be able to accomplish killing Dumbledore; which meant that it was a certain death for Draco.

Draco first tested the cabinets with a non living thing apple . Next he tried transporting a living thing bird but that died on the way as Draco was still repairing the magical path between the cabinets

I used to be a cook, and when this movie came out, I was a cook at a hotel. The scene where they are first making a potion and Harry is using the personalized notes that differ from the book was so relatable. Sometimes, in cooking, you find ways to deviate from the recipe, and it makes a big difference in the final product. On occasion another cook or the chef would ask me what I did differently that made my dish better than theirs, and I would tell them or show them and they would ask where I learned it because it wasn't the "proper" technique. I just learned it from trying different ways and seeing if another way worked better.

Drunk Harry is the best!

“Damn that last girl was the worst” about Dolores Umbridge. 😂😂 for real. Love this

The reason Voldemort looks the way he does is because every time he makes a horcrux he loses some of his humanity like his nose. There’s a flashback in the books where he looks all waxy due to him making horcruxes

The vanishing cabinets were broken and Draco was trying to fix the broken one. The white bird died in transit, so it wasn't yet fully fixed. Voldemort purposely made 6 horcruxes as the 7th part of his soul remains in himself; otherwise he would be as if a dementor had 'kissed' him! Ron has insecurities as all his elder brothers excelled at various things. He thinks he's not good enough for Hermione although the films make him look worse than in the books. Ginny and Harry are only 6 months different in age as Harry is the youngest in his year.

This movie has a very special in my heart. It was the first Harry Potter movie I saw in theatres, it was a midnight viewing too and my mom and I went on the actual midnight it came out. I dressed as a death eater and there were others who dressed as wizards and death eaters as well and there was like a mock duel between death eaters and other wizards before the movie started. (I didn’t participate because I was too shy xD). I was 14 at the time. I remember showing my mom the trailer when it was released on KZfaq and we were both super excited, being Harry Potter fans. Love you two’s reaction to this series! :)

I'm soooooooo glad you guys pick up the news about Malfoys trial, most of the reactors miss it

Dumbledore got cursed when he destroyed the ring and was dying. It started in his hand and was slowly killing him. When he discovered riddle's plan with Draco he made a plan with Snape to keep the boy from committing murder.

I am loving that the fans of HP are being really really respectful. YKWIM.

You can get Butter Beer 7 different ways at Universal Studios: 1. Cold Butter Beer (The Orginal Version) 2. Frozen Butter Beer (My Favorite Version) 3. Potted Cream Butter Beer (Essentially just Butterscotch Pudding) 4. Hot Butter Beer (A very close second to the Frozen Butter Beer) 5. Fudge Butter Beer (I personally think this one is absolutely disgusting) 6. Butter Beer Ice cream (10/10 my favorite of the foods) 7. Butter Beer with Fire Whiskey in it (You have to get any of the other drink versions and then get a shot of Fire Whiskey from The Hog's Head and pour that down the straw of your drink so it doesn't sit on top of the foam. You do need to be sneaky doing this because you can get in trouble as it's not something that the parks actually sell)

I loved Slughorn actor, he was so funny in this movie

Happy Wednesday Meesh and Dee! I hope you two have a wonderful day. Stay safe, take care and stay amazing 😁

Yall should watch all the deleted scenes after u finish the first 8 as a new video idea with alot of info or scenes yall would love

The cabinet in Hogwarts was broken. Draco spent the whole time trying to fix it. Also the book had way more Voldy memories

Dee (& people) @ Dumbledore: "Can you stop talking in riddles?" Dumbledore: "Nah brah. It's my brand."

In the books we actually get butterbeer in the third one. He shares a butterbeer with Professor Remus Lupin, before that though he already sneaked into hogsmeade with the cloak so he already had a butterbeer and that's when Professor Lupin was wondering how he would have known about it Etc.

Thanks for dropping this when I have to read for my test :) Well, another pause it is (it's not procrastination, I swear!)

It's been said over, and over, _and OVER_ again I'm sure... but Ron is _SO MUCH BETTER IN THE BOOKS_ , and it makes way more sense why Hermione would fall for him. It's a real shame, cuz Rupert Grint does a great job in the _rare_ times he gets the few bits of spotlight that weren't taken away from the books...

This is the one book that had soooooo many clues throughout the book that you leave one out and the movie kinda stops making sense. I’ve watched this one like 100 times and there are things that still don’t add up on the big screen

Voldemort tasks Draco with killing Dumbledore as punishment for Lucius failing to retrieve the prophecy in Order of the Phoenix. Voldy never expected Draco to succeed and would either punish or kill Draco once he failed.

It's known as liquid luck and it gives you good luck to give you a great day. Everything goes your way hence liquid luck

Harry’s mom and dad both have magic

So the cupboards what happened is the one that was at the school was destroyed or damaged when peeves the Poltergeist decided to drop it. So Malfoy had to try and mend it that way they can start using it to transport the Death Eaters over to the school through the security perimeter.

I understand wanting to watch these again. I Catch something new every time and I’ve seen them at least seven or eight times each!😂 Also if you girls miss something (like the conversation about liquid luck) don’t be afraid to go back and rewatch the scene. It’s really important to understand what’s going on, especially for the rest of the movies. Great reaction btw! Can’t wait to see the rest

It's the 6th one, not the 5th

Half Blood Prince is a much more detailed book than it is movie. I highly recommend going back and reading (or listening) to the books. You’ll get a lot of answers to questions you’ve been having. Long time Harry Potter fan here and I am loving the watch along with you two. Your reactions are precious and I love the energy between you two.

Voldemort looks like this because of the horcrux creations every time the soul is split it splits one's features as well. And seeing as he split it seven times knowingly he is lucky he lost only his nose. He was said to be a very handsome (trait from is mingle father) man.

31:09 Despite the problems Harry has with Draco (especially with what he (Draco) has been doing in this instalment), I don't think he wanted to do something like THAT to him.

This is my fav harry potter movie. Soo good!

16:20 Butterbeer has no alcohol(unless you add your own) and while it might take till the sixth movie in the books I know it's in the third book I just can't remember if it's introduced before that.

Every time he splits his soul he becomes less human

The cabinet they were testing to make sure they could safely transport onto the campus because they’re not allowed and they wanted to make sure they could do it and still be alive

12:34 “What does liquid luck do?” … girl…

Ron was not acting he was actually choking

30.06 Proper spell needs to be used with the Vanishing cabinet to get it to transport anything alive.

Voldemort looks like a snake because over the years of doing evil things and splitting his soul so many times made his appearance change

I wonder if feigning a murder scene is one of the official 12 uses for dragon's blood...

Out of all the 7 movies, this is probably the one with most details left out that were mentioned in the books. The book was full of Tom Riddle's origin story

I think you guys didn't grasp the importance of Dumbledore. He's not just the headmaster, he is the most powerful wizard alive, the only one that Voldemort fears, even in his old age. During his prime, he defeated the darkest wizard to exist at the time (only surpassed by Voldemort in evilness), Geller Grindewaldt. And he had a whole story with him, like, a very greatness-obssesed and gay one. They barely mention it in the movies, but we got *a bit* in the Fantastic Beasts movies (sadly I think they've cancelled them, I seemed like they were going to end with the epic Dumbledore-Grindelwaldt fight since he's the main villain there).

4k wow❤❤ thanks for such quaity

The guy that looked like a werewolf is called Fenrir Greyback he is a werewolf he is also the one that bit Remus Lupin when he was a child turning him into a werewolf

In the book with liquid luck you don't actually have to drink as much as what they showed on film. Harry actually drunk a little bit of it, the rest he actually gave to Hermione to give to the other members of the Dumbledore's Army, which actually helped save their lives when the Death Eaters attack the school.

Your comment at 21:25 was priceless and so true!!!! love the reactions keep them coming

Saying the story doesn't flow is crazy. These kids are first and foremost teenagers. Having love and romance happening in the midst of a lot of darkness is very appropriate.

Thank you for the reaction.💚 I really like this Harry Potter movie and rank it as one of the best. I love the mix of darkness, humor and growing love stories. My biggest shock: You edited out Harry and Ginny's first kiss……? Unbelievable.😮

So Snape's mom was Eileen Prince. She was the magical parent, thus half blood prince.

38:45 part of it happened gradually as he created more Horcruxes, but the main transformation happened when he rose from the dead. If you go bakc to the first mvoie Voldemort still had a nose back then.

They don’t really explain it in the movies, but in the Half-blood prince book you learn that the defense against the dark arts position is actually cursed to never be able to keep a teacher for more than one year. That’s why there’s always someone different

Don't forget about the book cursed child and the prequels that follow Dumbledore before he becomes headmaster

He's not allowed to take Felix Felices to influence a match. or to cheat on a test I'd imagine. but it's not illegal to take otherwise.

I hate that the movie doesn't explain why it's called Half-Blood Prince. Basically it's because Snape's mom's maiden name was Prince and his dad was a muggle. Therefore Snape is a half-blood Prince.

Voldemort's appearance changed due to the sheer amount of Dark Magic he used. Creating the Horcruxes gradually ate away at his physical appearance. Then the rudimentary body he was forced to use before he was brought back to a fully developed body. All of this altered his appearance