If only she was real 😪😔

Legit made me snort-laugh!! 🤣😂

I love this so much

Haha yeah, now list every piece of clothing she's wearing and what color it is though.

😂

so i guess he did just straight up forget hes rich lmao

@@gnat4999 it was more that he felt guilty for winning the prize money and didn't feel like he deserved it. He was trying to give it away to everyone during the last part of the book. it was way more obvious in the book because it was Cedric that pulled Harry up when he could have gotten to the cup first. and they fought over letting the other person win because they saved each other throughout the tournament. I believe he did try to give it to Molly while in the hospital wing and she refused it. It was just a last second thing when they were getting off the train at the end of the year that he shoved it on the twins saying if they didn't take it he was just going to chuck it out.

really makes you think

@@ElvistheAlien the Weasley’s are also too proud to accept actual money from Harry.

@@ElvistheAlien there’s a lot of context missing in the films that are in the books.

Yea, how could they possibly say no when he's threatening to toss the money where no one will ever find it.

I watched the movies earlier and I clearly remember that in the order of the pehonix or was it goblet of fire book the guy gave them fake Irish gold coins that then disappeared

God forbid he give the winnings to charity or other people who might also need it. JK Rowling is obsessed with the idea that poor people should just be poor and not accept “handouts”, as if scraping by is somehow noble compared to being handed aid.

@@green7449 more due to the guy taking their money and the fact that Harry would never need it anyway. 🤭

Also, since Voldemort thought he was so awesome, he specifically wanted special items of power.

The item CAN technically be anything, but Voldemort isn't gonna use a random shoe to put his soul into. He wants the items to have some value; to be "worthy" of his soul or to "corrupt" them with his soul, like the founder items. Not to mention that Horcruxes aren't really a multi-item deal in the first place. The theory is just to split the soul once and the price for that is already high to a normal person.

No it is in fact the case that Voldemore regards himself as so precious that he never would put his own soul in arondom Objekt and it is shown that he really likes to collect things from an early age, like the things he steals from the other orphans and on top of that he saw hogwards as his real home so he wanted to fuse his fate with the center of the British wizarding world as he tried to get one item of each founder, the diary he wrote while he was there and Nagini as his the only thing he ever loved besides himself with in addition was made in misery after the nearly died but was needed to split his soul in 7 parts the most magical of all numbers. Ps he didn't know that Harry although was a horcuxe and the eight part of his soul but to be clear a horcuxe could be anything and like un Harry's case you don't even know that you made one whe your soul is damaged enough.

Can confirm too, it can be anything and there’s even a dialogue about it where dumbledore says something like now you understand the gravity of the situation but harry was thinking of portkeys. As Voldy is egotistical he chose special things.

They also established Voldemort's tendency to collect "trophy's" hence why he makes valuable historical objects into horcruxes. It's an ego thing

Although I agree it is handled a lot worse in the films, I also want to stick my neck out a bit and say that I don't think the Ginny-Harry romance (or any romance for that matter) was THAT well covered in the books either. The Harry Potter franchise in general does not exactly contain the greatest examples ever put to paper in the romance genre

@@TheLastCrusader22 it was super out of nowhere. I remember being super confused when Harry suddenly got feelings for her.

Haven't read the books in a while, but in the movies at least Luna Love good has WAY more chemistry with Harry

@@Alex-ve1og tbf I think Luna has chemistry with everyone

@@Alex-ve1ogreportedly Daniel Radcliffe thought Harry would end up with Luna, which he portrayed in his acting

Not just Yates’s films but from the beginning because famously the screenwriter like hermione more

Ron was such a ride or die chad in the books:(

Ron was still a jealous asshole incel in the books

@@cratonorogen9208 I assume its also because Emma Watson is an objectively better actor, and while her performance as a young child wasn't stellar, it was better than Rupert's.

@@NeptuneGuy78 yes she is a decent actress in the later ones but have you seen thunderpants with rupert grint? Better than any harry potter film 😅

I think Ron finds Luna hilarious in the books, so does Luna with Ron because I’m pretty sure the first time they meet Ron says a joke and Luna starts laughing harder than everyone else like it’s the funniest thing she’s ever heard and Ron is almost in awe by that reaction

He finds her amusing rather than weird.

Also also also, that last thing you mentioned was never in the book and never made sense that it was added to the movie.

Ironic how the 'two side characters get together' thing has become so expected nowadays though (see Star Wars for example) + the obviously telegraphed Romione scenes in the movies actually made them the most obvious pairing in the franchise, completely removing the 'subverting expectations' part. Now we're just left with a completely predictable and 'in your face' telegraphed pairing that makes no sense

I thought it was actually because putting them together was some personal parallel to Rowling? And then she went back on it a little while later, which has now become a routine thing for Rowling but… ya know.

Yeah, about that, they kinda do come back in portrait form and seem to retain all of their memories, characteristics and they're just always there. Dumbledore is essentially alive, just with no body.

@@dowfreak7 the painting is more like a memory in the book if I remember correctly the painting says something like I don't know that cause I didn't experience that

@@joshuabrien2970Similarly, Nearly Headless Nick also states that there's a difference between a ghost and the person they once were iirc. The ghost isn't really them, just a pale imprint of who they had been that also prevents them from truly moving on, leaving what's left of them in a permanent incomplete state that few would choose. So while a technical form of immortality or life beyond death, there are implied to be downsides so bad even Voldemort didn't choose that option.

Meanwhile Harry cheating death in the last movie.

Imagine borderline torturing a 11 year old student because your Dark Master didn't kill his parents and killed your childhood crush instead. And you were the reason he even knew about the prophecy to begin with. Snape is still still an awful person.

Lord Voldemort? Seriously? Well you haven't seen Ado-

​@@phoenixbythefire4555thank you

​@@kolossis8283Ado- what HM????

He sees the suitcase move.

Harry's sneaker pops out from under the cloak as he hides (in the book). It's explicitly stated that he looked in that direction, too and was just waiting the rest of the ride to bust Harry.

Luscious Mouthboy

@@dowfreak7 pretty neat! I liked to think though that Malfoy had been tricked by the cloak so many times that he had developed a second sense when it was being used near him. I like that as my head canon explanation :D

This magic system is too soft for all that logistical thinking 😂

It's a combo of how you wave your wand and the spell. Also yes, I believe there are spells no-one has figured out the words for yet.

@@lewischristie2285 Though the wand movements are not even necessary, since we see wandless magic used every so often, it seems just the verbal component and probably imagination, like I assume a Moldyshorts level wizard might just yell Miser (Misery/Miserable in latin) and just use some kind of despair curse.

@@Aeternus75 If you want to make it make sense, you could say that the wand movement is a sort of channel you create, that makes the magic work in the way you want, by almost forcing it down a path. You don't control the magic at that point, you just pour it into a mold and it has no choice but to come out correctly. Non-verbal spells and spells in which your wand access is restricted might be more arcana and naturey, in the sense that you need to really perceive magic well and know the flow of it, so you can form it without the wand movement. Just headcanon, though. Reality is that the magic system just isn't that fleshed out. Not that it's a huge deal, it just kinda breaks down if you think about it too hard. The books do however give some examples of how wand movements and pronunciation are important. There's an instance told of a wizard who tried to cast a spell, mispronounced it and ended up with a bull on his chest.

I always thought Harry was an above average wizard. The films play it down but in the books he’s really good in Defence against the dark arts classes. And it was Snape who created the sectumsempra spell and he was very good at the dark arts. I guess Hermione may be able to create spells but not Harry. 🤷🏾‍♂️

No he knew it was Harry. He says” you know it ain’t nice spy pottah.” Or that your parent should’ve told u not to spy

Nah, he definitely piped. He did it out of desperation though and she never spoke to him again. Thankfully he married a girl who had similar views to him about the dark arts being shit. They lived happily ever after.

I FORGOT ABOUT THAT OMFGGGG

It mentions that in the films too

"Man, the moon means so much to me. I wish nothing wrong would've happen to it say blowing it up."

It doesn’t say that it the books though, Voldemort only makes them with meaningful powerful things because he is full of himself and doesn’t want his soul to be in something that isn’t worth anything

No he made a big multi hour long video that got demonetized so he's releasing it in parts cause he doesn't know what got him demonetized

Not only that, a horcrux dosen't make you imortal. You are basically stuck in limbo until someone revives you and even then they need the item you stuck a piece of your soul to Gl having 5 deatheaters search the whole atlantis for a grain of sand or use the moon in the revival ritual

Also it’s a movie and we need to watch a SCENE

You watched this movie with an over the shoulder camera view?

@@Gameprojordan no? i dont think you understood what i said. if i watch it its in 1st person like everyone, but if i remember it my brain constructs a 3rd person pov in order to revisit it

@@aaronrivera6732 not just because it’s a movie either, it’s the same thing in the books as well

What I don’t understand is how it seems like 2 of their children have very successful jobs and Percy later becomes pretty successful. Why tf weren’t they sending money home I mean Percy later has drama with the family but before that every child that was earning money should’ve helped out

He tries to give her his triwizard money that he won and molly refuses to take it from him if that’s what you mean?

@deepee he tries ti give it to Cedric’s parents and then he tries to give it to Molly