Fake Bathilda Nagini Attack Scene - Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 1

Fake Bathilda Nagini Attack Scene - Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 1

[hugothedog]

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The 3 strongest weapons in the Harry Potter franchise
3. The sword of gryffindor
2. The elder wand
1. Harry's chair

[MrBlackout]

In the books this scene is even scarier. bathilda doesn't transform into nagini. Her head falls off her body and nagini pours out of her neck while her body convulges. Harry is frozen terror, its that scary that he doesn't even tell Hermione the details and when he realls what lupin said "lupin was right, there would be magic we'd never imagined"

[MCUHQ]

This scene has always scared the crap out of me no matter how many times I watch it. David Yates needs to direct some horror. He seems like he’s a natural at it.

[mattgerrish]

In case any of you don't understand or don't know, Voldemort had already killed Bathilda Bagshot. He had Nagini possess the corpse and it would also magically preserve it so it wouldn't decay. That's why the body appeared to Decay when Nagini revealed herself.

[Karlsteins]

Harry Potter has been always had a horror elements, but for me this is the scariest one.

[eunbitpark]

That was the creepiest scene for me in all of the series

[myoldvan]

I wish they showed how in the book Harry could feel Voldemort on his way and telling nagini hold him. Also right before they disaparatted, Voldemort showed up and saw them. A much closer call in the book.

[dondon]

What makes this even creepier (something I hadn't noticed for a long time), when Nagini is revealing itself, the shot of Harry backing up & we see the blurred reflection of the transformation in the dresser mirror, you can see that bathilda's head snaps backwards right off the shoulders & you can even hear the neck snapping if you pay attention. Very brutal & closer to to books. Clever use of censorship there

[anwoch]

"hey look dad, snakes!"
Harry: *PTSD flashbacks*

[ello]

one of the best chapters in all of the books. The urgency of the situation. How creepy Bathilda was, and how she tried to beckon Harry away from Hermione. How Nagini protruded from her corpse, and pinned Harry down. How Harry was forced to relish in voldemorts excitement, as his death was nearing. And then, at last, their escape - and the switch to voldemorts perspective, and how we got to learn just how much their souls are intertwined <3

[benmorgan]

In the book Harry could hear Voldemort’s voice telling Nagini to hold him. He even got to the house having missed Harry and Hermione by literal seconds.

[mrstark]

I literally have lost count on number of times hermione saved harry

[bigness]

She and Harry were speaking Parseltongue! I didn't realize it until today!

[doctorwhat]

In the book if I remember correctly Nagini did bite (but did not inject venom) and could have strangled Harry but she didn't because Voldemort wanted to kill Harry himself. It's funny how Voldemort's followers always have the chance to kill Harry yet don't because the one dude that can't kill him (because he took Harry's blood) is the one desperate to do it 😂

[trentonlombard]

This scene unsettles me. I cannot put it into to words, but the fact that Voldemort hid an evil and loathsome creature inside of a woman's rotting corpse says everything about his character.

[TalkAsSoftAsChalk]

My question is, in the book Bathilda says "Come" from the other room. Hermione jumped at that was it because she got scared of the parseltongue? And the only reason we didn't notice something suspicious was because its Harry's pov. He understood it and didn't even notice that it was parseltongue.

[mattgerrish]

In the book Harry also heard a cold voice say, "Hold him." That's when Nagini revealed herself the battle preceded pretty much the way it did here and Harry and Hermione disapparated just as Voldemort arrived.

[StellarJAGuar]

One thing that creeps me out about this situation is that if you were in this old house with this woman, you’d feel alone and uneasy.

[arminarlert]

In the book, in this scene, after Nagini bites Harry he faints and sees a nightmare about his parents dying while protecting him... and so he cries in his nightmare "no.." it's the most painful scene for me

[omkareshpali]

Only problem I had with this movie is that sometimes its so dark you can't even see what's going on in the scene