Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 (Opening Scene - HD)

The flashback, the cut to the Dementor-ridden Hogwarts, the children marching orderly and almost obsequiously, Alan Rickman’s expression depicting the guilt-ridden, exhausted soul of Severus Snape, Lily Potter’s haunting, soul stirring theme song playing whilst the very last title of the legendary movie franchise floated almost tantalisingly among murky, black clouds in cold, grey steel.

The greatest opening to a movie to date..

Ohhhh My God it's so sad , everytime i watches this part i feel my soul out of body , only we potters know it's importance 😢

Snape's face literally made this final movie and solidified the whole series

The most ironic scene in the history of harry potter and even the most saddest intro ever

This opening breaks my heart not because it’s the beginning of the end but also you can see Snape’s expression and how Hogwarts instead of a safe haven became a cold place just like the ministry of magic now in the hands of the enemy!

I remember tearing up watching this. Not because of how perfect it was to open the movie but because I knew it was the last time I would come to the theater to watch a Harry Potter movie😢

Nothing will ever compare to having seen this in theater.

Man. I still remember how it felt seeing this in the theater as a kid. The movies had been coming throughout my entire life up to that point, with Sorcerer's Stone coming out the year after I was born. I was a superfan as a kid. I still remember watching the first two movies so many times when I was little that the discs broke, and playing the Game Boy Color game of Chamber of Secrets, and my mom drawing a scar on my forehead with her makeup pen and me running around the house with my toy glasses and wand. And every couple years there would be a new one to look forward to. And now, this was it, the epic finale to the franchise that had been there for as long as I could remember.

It's been years now of course, but I'll forever be grateful for those days and the magic that Harry Potter brought to my childhood.

Every time I watch this I always say, “Previously on Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.”

❤😂😮😊

Am I the only one that still gets emotional at this.

They’re rereleasing this in Cinemark theaters and I’m so so happy because my biggest regret was never seeing this on the big screen.😭

Alexandre Desplat is a genius🔥

This scene depicts grief and hopelessness of the characters since their protector Dumbledore is dead and Voldemort is at his peak with elder wand under his command.

You’ve been so far into the future it’s still makes me wanna cry so bad this movie really broke my heart

The final always gets me especially Snape though playing both sides all that time only Alan Rickman knew

I'm usually the kind of guy who never cries.
I was warching the full saga with my gf at the time, and this particular scene filled my eyes with tears.

No headwigs theme in title to show darker theme.... But later when harry enters hogwarts ....goosebumps

Ironically, I was the same age as Harry, Ron, and Hermione. It really did feel like I was growing up with them. This was a great conclusion to a brilliant series of books/movies.

Amazing intro, chills

It's 2023 and this opening is still chilling. I envy those who experienced it in theaters.

Saved the Blue Exorcist

Saves the Crying Traveller

Demontors in the theatre was the scariest of all

wow

Snape standing there with that look in his eyes is the saddest thing ever. Cuz you know what it means. It’s like he’s saying how did we end up here?

beautiful.

the franchise offered Daniel Redcliff for another sequal of Harry potter in recent time but that guy rejected .. i hate him for this

The best intro ever in Harry Potter

Am 21 year old and this masterpiece will never die out I can’t believe it’s been more than 10 years 😢

Can't believe this was my first HP movie that I watched as a 4 yo in 2011. Still both mesmerising and depressing.

Can't stop crying

I just love it 😍

Now HBO or Netflix I don't remember are gonna reboot Happy Potter as series

dobby didnet need to die rip dobby a free elf

Somebody please give Snape a hug 😢

music is so fukcing good even 11 years later

holy this was posted 11 years ago

Unlike the book, the movie wasn't very subtle at hiding the fact that Snape was actually a good guy, look at Snape's face you can clearly tell he doesn't like what he's doing and is just pretending to be on Voldemort's side, while in the books you really believe he was the most loyal Death Eater there was right up until Harry sees his actual memories

I always be humming the titular end of the theme where the violins go up and down and fade out