Scene It Harry Potter - The Complete Cinematic Journey

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In an early scene in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, when the Dursleys bring Harry along on their trip to the zoo, Harry talks to—and releases—a large snake from its glass terrarium. In the clip, you’ll see Harry and Dumbledore head off on a quest to find one of Voldemorts Horcruxes. The story behind the Harry Potter Cave

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This scene is the first time someone really stands up to Umbridge, and the fact that it's hilarious is just a bonus on top.

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The scene is made more poignant by the fact that these two friends got to see each other one last time, and both know that this is their final goodbye. And with Harry returning to the fight, it cements him as a hero who will do what's right even when the times are tough. In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Ron ends up getting a girlfriend in Lavender Brown, who turns out to be quite intense and obsessive. The moment when the enslaved house-elf Dobby becomes a free elf is surprisingly sweet. The key to his release rests in the enslavement conditions: house-elves are freed when their owner gives them a gift. A misty greenish light shone far away in what looked like the middle of the lake; it was reflected in the completely still water below. If you were a child watching this in the cinema, you can bet that this moment would be seared into your young, impressionable brain.It's always great to see a villain get a dose of their own medicine. And while Draco is more complex than most of the other villains in Harry Potter, that doesn't excuse his hating of Mudbloods. This scene was a lesson a long time coming. One of the most painful moments for Harry (and for us) in the series was seeing Harry endure unbearable pain and trauma to escape Lord Voldemort’s trap, and still bring an innocent Hogwarts student’s body home. As Dumbledore said, ‘You have shown bravery beyond anything I could have expected of you tonight, Harry.’ 23. ‘There’s no need to call me sir, Professor...’ After rooting for Harry and waiting for the moment when he's finally revealed to be a wizard, it's extremely satisfying to see Hagrid bust in to take him to where he belongs.