harry Potter and the deathly hallows part 1: deleted scene

when harry and Ron, Hermione Granger was being captured by the snatchers, and then Scabior touch Hermione's hair.

[bubblegumgo]

Deathly Hallows part 1 is the darkest out of all the movies.

[adamborivoj]

I think this would be pretty cool tbh - super dark - but cool. The thing is that it would be too far away from the first 3 movies that are cheerful and kind of a fairy tale so I understand why they went with the Trio running, getting caught and taken to Malfoys even tho it bothers me a little - I think Harry and his friends could take a fight with a few stupid thugs.

[Challenger-pivm]

I mean it sorta makes sense, yeah it's a darker twist from the first few movies as people are saying, but considering that the next scene is literally Hermione being tortured? It fits with the same kind of violent dark theme. It's war, its not kids stuff anymore and this disgusting type of thing would've happened.

[musilovesbooks]

i feel bad for emma, i mean, i feel uncomfortable just watching it

[KindredKeepsake]

*Merlin's beard.* Yeah, they didn't need it. Thooose fanfics already have it covered. o_o

[dunkbuscusgaming]

they really need to star releasing extended cuts of movies, like the Snyder Cut of JL they need re-release all the HP films with all the deleted scenes not just the officially released one's but the DS we've never even seen.

[empath]

So let me get this straight was he going to eat her or the other thing because in the book it was Greyback who wanted to eat her but they changed a lot of things in this movie. Given how Scabior was calling her beautiful and wearing her scarf makes me think he was going to do the other thing. Just the whole dinamic was different from the book.

[emmaphilo]

Scabior is hot. The actor is cute and the rock star/Jack Sparrow style is nice!

[AartiMittal-by]

In the books fenrir greyback wanted to bite hermione after Bellatrix sent rom and Harry in the cells

[melscrybaby]

wait so the original scene was supposed to be hermione getting dragged into the woods by him?

[Zephyr]

why did they change so much in the final 2 films? this is such a weird scene to even consider adding..

[niaacortez]

If I where Hermione I would have kicked his ass 🤭😀

[ellanorth]

Can someone explain what was actually going on? I couldn’t hear what was being said and the subtitles are never on show

[andrewbao]

Iike GRYFFINDOR my favourite characters don't like those same one pick on

[rababmed]

Is it bad that i fond some shemesyry between them i mean the perfect witch and the snatcher he obviosly is mad about her and i dont blame him
Yet iam glad how it terns at the end ^^

Lve her tysm for this شكرا 💕

[rashidjalaljalaluddin]

This big demon want to biet and fight with kids lol kind of scean and people 😂

[abbeabbelina]

Đức Phúc tuyệt vời. Giọng hát ấm áp và hay quá

[objectobj]

нихера не понял. По-нормальному можно выкладывать?

[pichaelpyers]

Where the hell is that Fright Night theme song coming from

[rupture]

I mean I approve it. If a girl is being rude, arrogant, disrespectful to you in any way, you can easily just restrain her ( i prefer zip ties ) and teach her some manners. There are a lot of stuff like that today actually - it's just that digitalization came. Just because most people live by traditional morals about such things doesn't mean that more cruel, dark methods of getting what you want are wrong or useless. We lived like that before thousands of years and it was even more disgusting, as we see it. We just adapted to more peaceful ways of life, cause the nature of our minds likes comfort and peace more. And it makes sense that we don't want to live in a cruel world, but still I understand people who love doing something like that. It's just different kind of human nature, different emotions, but if a peson can gain satisfaction from it - sometimes it's just hard to resist. I get both sides of this. Yeah, a girl is feeling uncomfortable and disgusted by this and it's understandable. But I must say that I can understand this man too - he has power over her, he can gain something useful from her and he can't resist getting satisfaction from this situation - he just lives by a different moral code, that doesn't make him something terrible - it's just the way he is, maybe he doesn't want to live like most. I mean I respect that - what's wrong if a man is getting emotions and other stuff from being on a winning side? Think about it.