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[acatacho]

"So Harry follows Malfoy into the bathroom and have a magic shootout right there." I am sure, that sentence is like the synopsis of some fanfiction.

[comradepetri]

I like how the "Love Potion" is essentially just a date rape drug that can apparently be bought and sold legally by minors in the potterverse, that feels way more fucked up that it is presented as

[Pillzpop]

Alex finding out that Hardin played young Voldemort was the funniest shit I've seen all day.

[MaxMallard]

Can't believe you skipped over McGonagall's line "and take Weasley with you, he looks far too happy" as the reasoning for why he got sent to the potions classes too.

[evilemperordude]

In the books, Ron was the member of the group who was most knowledgeable about the wizarding world since he actually grew up in it. The movies decided to make Hermione the expert on everything and turn Ron into comic relief.

[aneonfoxtribute]

Hell, about the love potion, Voldemort's mother LITERALLY used a love potion on his father. The world's greatest dark wizard is the result of a love potion. You'd think that would cause people to look at it and go "yeah maybe this shouldn't be allowed"

[AracneMusic]

Harry under the Felix Felicis' effects has to be the funnniest scene of the saga. Absolutely hilarious dialogue.

[Mario_Angel_Medina]

If you think about it, is insane how much stuff they have to cram into two hours or so in the later Harry Potter movies. The sixth book had the origin of Voldemort, the plot to kill Dumbledore, the clout-chasing shennanigans of Slughorn, Ron's love life, the mystery of what the deal is with the Half-Blood Prince, the side-quests with the liquid luck, the other side-quest to get Salazar Slytheryn's necklace. I was watching the runtime of Alex video and thinking "Damn! We're at the 15-minute mark and there's still three more climaxes before the movie ends"

[TimeBucks]

This book is one of my favorites of the series

[pyronuke]

About Ron's personality, yeah the movies did him dirty by continually Flanderizing his character.
If you pay attention, the books are actually mystery novels set in a fantasy world. Harry is the detective who gets the puzzle to click, Hermione is the book-smart heart of the trio who supplies trivial knowledge, and Ron is the street-smart lancer who knows all the right contacts. Ron is able to make connections that escape Harry and Hermione because he was raised in a wizard household, and since his dad works in the Ministry he knows all the juicy rumors floating around the wizarding community.
The movies gave all his "aha!" moments to Hermione to make her the archetypal smart character, and reduced Ron to the loyal dumb muscle.

[ClassyAssassin]

Its also funny that using the spell that kills you is an immediate life scentence in the soul sucking torture prison but 16 year olds are rewarded for brewing the potion that kills you with 1 drop.

[josephstaggs]

On the subject of Cho.. they kinda fell apart. In OotP they went on a date and it went horribly. Cho wanted to talk about Cedric, her late boyfriend. Whereas Harry did not, because he's Harry. Then Harry tried to change subjects by saying he was going to meet up with Hermione and that of course set Cho off.

And then later Cho's friend tells Umbridge about the DA. Cho tries to defend her to harry and he essentially tells her to fuck off. However in the movie Cho tells Umbridge, having taken the truth potion.

[beautyandthebar]

It IS interesting love potions are treated as lighthearted amongst the kids despite the fact that a love potion is low key responsible for Voldemort existing and becoming Voldemort

[kriso]

The love potion thing gets worse. Children born from relationships that were caused by a love potion are born unable to feel love, the only example I know ofis good old Voldemort

[PokhrajRoy.]

When you see the entire exposition in the final movie, the line “Severus, please.” hits different.

[Aaaaahahahaaaaa]

Ive been waiting for thisss
The romance in these is always so awkward 😭
Ginny tying his laces and feeding him a cookie made me want to die.

[PokhrajRoy.]

I’ve always loved how Dumbledore got a hold of knitting patterns but we never saw him indulging in a bit of knitting.

Edit: I was not expecting the likes so thank you! Also, love the conversation in the replies.

[gorobarob]

Prince is Snape’s mother’s maiden name. She was from one of influential pure blood families but married to an abusive muggle, and Snape had to carry his father’s last name which he resented. So basically he is a half-blood Prince from his mother’s side.

[commander]

Slughorn: "Liquid luck is incredibly difficult to make, and very dangerous if you get it wrong."
Alex: "Ey yo, why voldemort not got a factory of this stuff?"

[aneonfoxtribute]

I like to imagine that Snape just looks at the destruction Bellatrix caused, sighs, and then just waves his hand to fix everything and tells her not to do it again.