Undercover Death Eaters in London | Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Pt. 1

Harry, Ron and Hermione find no safety in Luchino Caffe, as two undercover Death Eaters draw their wands.

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[vaclavnovacek]

The scariest thing about that whole scene was how well they did and how little they panicked.

[DuckieDooh]

I like it in the books when they got their drinks, started drinking, and then Ron was disgusted at what a cappuccino tastes like!

[petemk]

0:34 Hermione mentions Voldemort
0:44 Death eaters enter
They really should have explained the taboo. Would have stopped a lot of confusion.

[anjalib]

I love how quickly Ron and Hermione reacts when Harry said "down!!".
If it was me I would be like" What? Why?"😂😂

[mockingjay_]

A good ten seconds after Voldemorts name is mentioned and the Death Eaters have already apparated there, complete with plumbers' outfits and gear. I am surprised at their efficiency.

[AngeliqueNade]

What I like about this scene is not only of how observant and wary Harry becomes given the situation now, but also that Ron and Hermione didn’t need to turn around as much. Their friendship is so strong they can practically just read it off Harry’s face to know they are in danger and understood to get down immediately.
And they do it almost calmly and well-prepared.
They’ve gone through so much in their last 6-7 years together. It’s almost sad to say that it’s normal routine when danger strikes.

[bfoo]

Hermione said petrificus totalus so fast I can't

[safraberries]

How loud was her music playing? Geez. . .

[lilyscarlett]

if they had listened to Ron and killed Dolohov, Lupin would still be alive. always listen to ickle ronniekins

[stilettogod]

In the books:

Harry was under the invisibility cloak, Ron hated the drink, and the death eaters were sitting down.

After, the woman had to be obliviated, so did the death eaters.

[ExcssIv]

She's listening to "Hey Soul Sister", which didn't come out until 2009. The books are set between 1991 and 1998. This is unacceptable and I would like a refund, thank you very much.

[Sup_Mate]

This should be an advertizement for osund cancelling headphones

[-SushrutaKrSamanta]

Hermione said petrificus totalus so fast that even the captions couldn't catch it.

[KnowOne]

Pretty cool seeing this in the muggle world for whatever reason. Makes it seem much more tense and dangerous

[janm]

Just want to mention that Harry, Ron and Hermione beat Dolohov in this scene. A man who knocked down Moody in OotP and in the Battle of Hogwarts he killed Lupin. He was one of the most powerful Death-Eaters out there, alongside Bellatrix and Snape. Beating him is quite a feat.

[fraserclayton]

i wonder what the waitress thought when she came in. Stuff was smashed, their were two people unconscious/possibly dead on the floor and three teenagers looking pumped and aggressive who had been acting weirdly earlier.

[ciara]

I still can't get over how amazing the trio's acting is in this, they nailed their character's fighting styles:

Harry's is, naturally, all over the place. His form is terrible but his spells are incredibly powerful. You can practically hear future Auror instructors yelling at their pupils "STOP jerking your arm around like that, the Boy Who Lived can get away with it but until you save the Wizarding World, I want a proper duelling stance from you!" Harry's fighting is full of fire and passion, jets of magic shooting every which way from a form that, by all accounts, shouldn't work but does.

Hermione, of course, has textbook form. Arm raised at shoulder height, elbow slightly bent, calm and stationary before saying the incantation. Cold, calculated, a sight to behold.

Ron, however....Ron is a force to be reckoned with. The way he casts that spell from behind the table, you can tell he's grown up in the Wizarding World. The spell flows from him, cast wordlessly and mid-motion. Magic is so second-nature to him that it's timed perfectly.

I just think it's so cool how each of their fighting styles perfectly represent each character.

[humaamir]

" By the way these jeans not my favorite" 😂😂😂 I love you Ron Weasley!

[Raynsideways]

I love how you can hear the ambient sounds get rapidly louder as Harry realizes one of the guys is pulling out his wand. It puts you in Harry's head, as his senses massively expand with the onset of adrenaline.

[XGaunt]

The funniest thing in the whole scene was how the waitress could hear their orders, but can’t hear the cafe being destroyed LOL🤣🤣🤣