Almost all of them are the absolute crème de la crème of British acting, It’s crazy how many legends were cast in this film.

@@mamanche lots of money involved as well as a huge studio backing it as well as it being shot in Britain, then after the first movie any actors who joined joined because of the hype surrounding the movies. It is crazy though.

I can't think of anyone that wasn't correctly cast.

@@randomlyselected8998 you can say Sirius was because he was described way differently in the books but Gary Oldman does such a good job that it doesn't matter

@@Wolky324 haven't read the books but I loved Sirius in the movies as long as they try to keep close to the books with the overall big picture it's ight.

…wow I love that!

Ooh really cool

Nope. That's Joker's

@@cxireen2193 So what? It fits her too

@@FNAFGamer_2023 no it doesn't. Yeah she kills people. With spells... Instead of like I don't know close and personal like the Joker. I'd totally agree if she was...less cowardly..

Sociopath? Not sure about that, dissociative personality? Maybe.

I didn't find her appealing or terrifying. Just bothersome. I'm not into edgy deranged characters. The acting was great though, and has a deserved place in the villain faction, since she fits. Not a character to root for or wish redemption upon tbh. Which is good.

@@Arirezz Dissociative personality does not exist, what does exist is dissociative identity disorder (DID), which if you do a quick search you will quickly realize that this is not the case with her. Bellatrix probably has some bizarre combination of a borderline personality with sociopathic, narcissistic and sadistic traits.

This depends entirely on the individual. If they have an active imagination then yes I'd agree 100%, the outcome could be a lot more horrifying left to the imagination. But there are also a lot of people who aren't able to do that the same way. Similar to there being people who, when reading books, don't 'see' the story unfold in their mind. It's just words on a page. So to those people, I imagine it being left off-screen is more just 'meh, it happened' and that's about it.

@@Grigeral I’m one of those people who find a lot of reading just “words on a page” but I still found this scene chilling and my imagination was pretty hectic hearing those screams. I just don’t have the attention span for books or reading and I certainly don’t want to read the books from such a nasty piece of work author.

@@lulub517 as I see it, different media is there for a reason. None of it is any lesser than any other. The telling of a good story is all that matters! Not sure what I missed though that makes her a nasty piece of work?

Actually the torturing scene is very PG in the movie while it's R in the book. Hermione is screaming and RON is crying in pain and anger, which makes it so much more relatable. They cut Ron's reaction, probably because it would have been too scary.

Enlightening

She’s hands down the sexiest character

Lul. You're probably afraid of your own shadow.

@@brandonmunsen6035 he likes Fanta instead of Faygo. So that probably checks out lol

@@tensinkano6888 isn't that only sold at insane clown possy shows?

She was mine too! It was solidified when HBC brought her to life in the films…

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Having never read the books, I never knew this. He definitely does sound to be the scariest. I really wish these films got extended editions with these characters that the books featured much more of.

@@ComedyBros5 just read the books.

He is one of the most powerful death eaters, and he was the most interesting to me after the Lestranges.

@@ozzyman0446 I'd love to but don't have the time anymore.

Beautiful description. I don't know who I hated more...Bellatrix or Umbridge.

Umbridge isn't really terrifying or intimidating though, more so extremely hateable, which is the point.

I hated Umbridge so much. I was worried she wouldn’t be as good in the movie, but the actor did such a good job that she was even better

Now she is the Queen. I had difficulties taking her seriously in her new role in The Crown because at first I only saw Dolores Umbridge in her

I hated Umbridge in my deepest core, I was afraid of Bellatrix. That's the difference. To an extent you could predict what Umbridge would do in most situations but Bellatrix had a constant air of a box of dynamite with a single lit fuse. Nobody ever knew when it would blow or even if it would blow at all but everyone had to act like it was going to explode in their face every single second they were in her presence. To me, that's terrifying. Imagine being in a room with someone you knew was entirely capable of killing you at any moment purely because she could

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Yes. I never cared for the character until HBC played her on screen.

Lul. Terrifying? You must be afraid of your own shadow

I mean, I'd much rather face Bellatrix than Umbridge (The one who is actually a villain)

They're not officially a couple though like Joker and Harley. It's very one sided, whereas the Joker is still technically Harley's boyfriend.

The laugh..

There's a perfect Joker for HBC, the Martha Wayne version who's Batman is Thomas Wayne.

How about no? Enough with the gender and color bending.....

@@ninjanibba4259 I mean it can be canon Martha Wayne from Flashpoint) Actually I really want WB to make it (But Ezra Miller is going from one scandal to another and WB is not notorious of recasting actors on main roles, ugh)

You're acting like HBC was the one that created and made Bellatrix the terrific villain she is and JK Rowling is nowhere in the picture

Wolfy Wolferson the wolf man? Too bad his name is so hilariously on the nose.

@@GoFidoGo to be fair, most Harry Potter names are - Remus Lupin, Sirius Black, *Voldemort…* the naming is very deliberate lmao

Nah not really. He’s more brawn then brains, while bellatrix seems more scary as she mentally and physically breaks a person. What she did to Neville’s parents was disgustingly brutal, mentally and physically. Fenir is more of a classic villain with the fact he’s a monster that only physically hurts people. What he did to little kids was sick, but personally I don’t find it as scary as bellatrix. That’s just my opinion though

@@GoFidoGo In which language does fenrir mean Wolfy? Im just asking, it sounds Nordic or slavik.

@FredlFesl, it’s a reference to Norse mythology. Fenrir is the son of Loki and his mistress and is a wolf

Nah this was the cringiest comment by far

Soooo true

​@@Chrisfrrrman it's an opinion. Just stay with the cowardly nircissa.

Are you okay now bro?

I would argue one has to be a bit of an oddball to like Luna too. I say this as someone who thought she was the coolest

Hope you are doing well now

Bestie, you might want to have some time to do some self-reflection, hopefully, you don't have any trauma with a maternal figure.

This episode was shit. He says nevilles parents are mentally handicapped yet they're actually dead.

Did he even watch the movies lmao

Nah, they're both too powerful. Bellatrix would try to be the best servant to the Firelord, which would make her a rival to Azula. Azula would probably try to get her banished or killed.

@@cherusiderea1330 Oh yeah, if they were both trying to serve the same master, they'd be rivals for sure. But serving their respective masters...BFF 😁

That'd just make me hate her even more.

You remember that correctly :).

She's actually the sister of Narcissa and Tonks' mother*. Cousin of Sirius, if that's who you meant 👍🏼 I love these connections. Adds so much complexity!

Lowkey sad asf when i watched half blood and the deathly hallows because the actress who plays Narcissa Malloy passed away last year 😢 she was really good in Peaky Blinders too

He probably hasn't even watched Harry Potter. He says nevilles parents are mentally handicapped but they're dead.

Or Neville, since he's the one connected to her through their past. Imagine if he stabbed her with the Gryffindor's sword and whispered "my parents sent their regards" before she falls at the same position as his mother was found while his lietmotif plays dramatically at the background.

@@RodrickMarsMoon Yess that would have been even better than Harry !! Great thought 👍🏻

But it was funny tho

This channel sucks. He says nevilles parents are mentally handicapped. Wrong. They're actually dead.

I thought it was a nice bit of characterization for the end of the series. Mrs. Weasley has always been shown as a mother, as a wife, as a home-maker and care giver. There are plenty of hints that she has a fiery temperament, she is main source of discipline... It was still kind of shocking when she barrels in, casts off her cloak, and duels one-on-one this towering personality that was Bellatrix. Molly fights her to a standstill, a near match for her is dueling skill, until Bellatrix makes a mistake. It fit the themes well, and was kind of a bad-ass moment for Molly Weasley... who was otherwise a fairly overlooked supporting character. Plus, honestly I think it would have cheapened Harry's story to give him another win. Rowling did a pretty good job establishing that Harry isn't a world-class duelist. He never comes close to matching Snape. Harry's main quality is not his skill, it's his courage to walk into situations where he is overmatched. When he wins against someone important, it isn't based on skill, usually it's because his enemies don't take him seriously. He's more than capable of besting the low-end thuggish minions, but there isn't any reason to think he was a match for Bellatrix one on one. (at least in my opinion)

For real

She really is.

She really did

I don't know man I always thought her deathscene (in the movie ) was really silly she is such a dark character and her death seems really boring to me.

@@the.nerd58 of you say so.

No.

Heh, "do" can mean many things FYI I still remember when they announced: Rian Johnson (The Last Jedi) + David Benioff & D.B. Weiss (Game of Thrones) ...For an adaptation of The Three-Body Problem

@@nelisezpasce Wait WHAT!? Rian Johnson should NEVER adapt another Sci-Fi series ever

We can't control who we’re related to, but we can choose who is our true family.

@@younglingmaid2526 There are always things stronger than blood.

@@wickdaline8668 Yes, exactly!

Elaborate on psychosis? Where is she imagining things, hearing voices or something like that? Do you mean psychopathy?

I watched Disney’s 2015 Cinderella and it felt so weird to see Helena Bonham Carter play a fairy godmother as I associate her with Bellatrix Lestrange.