Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows Part 1: Voldemort finds Gellert Grindelwald (HD)

[samlerf]

In the Book, Voldemort killt Grindelwald, here he has to stay in this horribal Prison. Well in the Book he protected Dumbeldore, so he deserved a quick death, here he betrayd Dumbeldore! He deserves to stay here

[wilzusuki]

Grindelwald WOULD OWN VOLDEMORT

[NNN1KO]

jamie campbell bower shut have more scenes

[supersoldier7738]

Grindelwald wasn't so scary as I expected.

[mikethevegetable]

@supersoldier7738 Not at 116. A young Grindelwald could have been more powerful than Voldemort.

[Lasadialarwen]

OMG! that kid who climbed out the window is from Sweeney Todd!

[MyAbcd12345678]

@Lasadialarwen I wonder what Voldemort would be like if he was in Sweeney Todd - perhaps he would torture Harry; that would be scary to watch eh?

[Lasadialarwen]

@MyAbcd12345678 ehhhhh He'd pretend to be a humble hairdresser then Slit Harrys throat. Then Bellatrix would turn his flesh to meat pies turning everyone in london to cannibals.

[CrazzyMarkyMark]

and in the books he kills Grindelwald as well...

[CrazzyMarkyMark]

why if it says in the books when Lord Voldemort seeks out Grindelwald for information of the where abouts of the Elder wand that Grindelwald refused to tell Voldemort anything? When in the movies he strait up tells him where it is? stupid

[poopooblue]

you mean Grindelwald is still alive?

[sartistman1]

LOL! It's that Nazi from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade! The one that falls to his death off the cliff whilst riding a tank!

[arnoldbasaya07]

PRESS 6 . YES BY LMFAO. :)

[TheFamilyguyfan92]

oh yeah i remember her doing that in the book. haven't seen the movie yet.

[TheFamilyguyfan92]

Why does Hemione hit him in the face with a spell?

[Dinoross]

@TheFamilyguyfan92 She did that to bloat Harry's face in hope the Snatchers wouldn't see the scar.

[DeadlyKarouli]

Even after seeing both parts,this scene gives me the chills every single time...

;)

[DKTF]

does anyone else hear that Voldemort is pronouncing Grindelwald's name as Grindelvolt? listen closely at 0:28, otherwise I think my hearing is going

[AllTheCoolKidsHateMe]

@DKTF At 0:15 as well, it's not just you

[DeadlyKarouli]

@DKTF

Possibly because w in German is pronouncing as V. Such as the word "wald" ( = means forest in english ).

;)

[NoobTwinz5]

@DKTF Yeah, it's weird, he says Grindelvolt, then switches back to Grindelwald :S

[MarzParty42]

Grindlwald told Voldemort where the Elder Wand was because he knew it wouldn't work for him, thats why he laughed.

[TheIlluminatus503]

I like that he told him. Shows that he just didn't care about what he did... Awesome!

[ShockWave241]

Hi, Tom

[amelor07]

I haven't read the books but why doesn't Voldemort and Grindelwald team up?

[BlueFlowwer]

@amelor07 Because Voldemort knows that he would most likely stab him in the back

as soon as he could and Grindelwald is repenting

[Wurzelknecht]

@amelor07 Grindelwald was locked up in his own prison called Nurmengard. Also by the time Voldemort comes to him he (unlike in this scene in the movie) seems to feel remorse for his crimes and mockingly tells Voldemort that he won't tell him where the wand is and that he'll never find it. Grindelwald was Dumbledore's best friend and potential love interest (since at least Albus was gay) and this was his way to repent a little. Enraged Tom kills Grindelwald who is laughing at his death.

[amelor07]

@Wurzelknecht Altho it's different from the books i still like this scene cause it seems like Grindelwald is making fun of Voldemort like he's retarded which I like. "Ah Tom, I knew you'd come one day."

[Karnezar]

Because Grindelwald doesn't give two shits about Voldemort.

[legodude78910]

Gellert Grindelwald never was interrogated by voldemort, but voldemort did interrogate gorgovicth. If you read the book you would know that in the part when harry and hermione were at bathildia bagshots house they saw a picture of gellert and harry reckoned him from when he was possessed by voldey.

[NoobTwinz5]

@legodude78910 Voldemort does interrogate Grindelwald in the book.... It spans many pages though, because it keeps fading in and out; "He was gliding along around the high walls of the black fortress-- looking up, up at the topmost window, the highest tower-- and he rose into the night, flying straight up to the window at the very top of the tower-- The window was the merest slit in the black rock, not big enough for a man to enter...." I think YOU should read the book....

[SusanBaudelaire]

Does anyone know if we ever see young Dumbledore? There's an actor listed, but I don't remember seeing him in either parts of The Deathly Hallows.

[angerock49]

@SusanBaudelaire Yes I'm wondering too ! It was supposed to be Toby something

[SusanBaudelaire]

@angerock49 I found out the actor's name is Toby Regbo. He was only used for a photograph of young Dumbledore and was not credited.

[angerock49]

@SusanBaudelaire too bad... ^^ but thanks

[TheSlytherinPride]

who even knew dumbledore has feelings for grindelwald.

[PASMImetropolis]

Why did they not follow the book?? Bugs me...

[ZebraLightning16]

What the hell is Jace Wayland doing in Harry Potter?

[goombamario1]

does he kill him

[lat3908]

I really disliked the scene too. In the book, Voldemort unlike Grindewald is not able to redeem himself because he is unable to feel remorse. It is a very touching scene when Dumbledore is explain Grindewald's last act to Harry. I have forgiven the movie though because they made a choice to cut out a lot of the Dumbledore subplot and in doing so had to fill the gaps. Clearly they needed to find a way of Voldemort finding the elder wand in a way that made sense to the audience.

[Aiglea]

@lat3908 I agree with you! It's such a shame that the both parts do not focus much on Dumbledore's tragic past. Even part 2 doesn't actually show scenes of young Dumbledore, his siblings and Grindelwald. It's a real shame that each HP film is forced to make painful decisions, each time again, that (loyal) HP readers do not always agree with. I find Dumbledore's past very important: to show that even the the epitome of Light had been quite evil. But your explanation does seem logical, though...

[veryold3]

why didnt voldemort make grendelwald join him? he's the second most powerful dark wizard to ever live right?

[LeCreuset05]

@veryold3 The fact that he's the second most powerful dark wizard to live is

precisely the reason he DIDN't ask Grindelwald to join him. Riddle knew

that an equally manipulative and sinister wizard like Grindelwald would stab

him in the back at the earliest opportunity.

[veryold3]

@LeCreuset05 but what if there was ever a gas leak at voldemorts... cave? house? i dont know where he lives. we'll just call it a "dwelling". he'd never be able to smell it, since he's so evil that i guess his nose is gone. eh, it's probably for the best

[pimasta314]

@veryold3 Nah, when he returned to "human" (if you could call it that) form, our darling Lady Mouldyshorts took over Malfoy Manor.

[IsDaWeEm]

Love it how Voldemort does the moonwalk out of the room!

[Karnezar]

:20

I swear it sounds like Grindelwald calls him "Tom"

[lewis135792468]

@Karnezar it sounds like it doesent it, not sure though.



[NoobTwinz5]

@Karnezar He does call him Tom... what else would he call him? Well, other than Voldemort.

[Karnezar]

I'm surprised he knows who he is, being locked in that prison for so long

[elgranqenk]

In the book Grindelwald refused to tell because he was redeeming himself. That's why immediately Voldy kills him. I totally hated this scene.

[dimplelegits]

I really hated this portion. I wish Gellert cast a spell to get his wand back and fought Voldemort! That way, there would be a proper fight between the two greatest dark wizards of all time!

P.S.

I also wish Snape wasn't caught off guard and fought Voldemort and Nagini.

[nyadpics]

"Tell me Grindewald!... Tell me where it is!"

[nguyettruc]

OMG!!! Grindelwald-Ginny's boyfriend.Harry must be very angry

[pimasta314]

I kinda hated this scene...in the book, Grindelwald refused to tell, as a last act of repentance to Dumbledore, who was his friend (possibly lover, as JK Rowling said Dumbledore was gay).

[Brendanvio]

@pimasta314 At least they did show how unafraid he was of Voldemort.

[xXxHyperBunnyxXx]

@pimasta314 I know!! Same :(

[Xelamorph67]

@pimasta314 I thought Grindelwald was supposed to be evil... Then again it's been ages since I've read the books.

[Rawc90]

@Xelamorph67 He was evil but when he was alone rotting away in his cell its said he felt remorse for what he did. He had alot of respect for dumbledore and dumbledore says when him and harry meet in limbo he believed the last lie to be a sort of effort to stop voldemort from becoming even more powerful. Like a way to make up for what he did. Voldemort also kills Grindelwald in the book and Grindelwald just laughs at him, like dumbeldore he isnt afraid to die.

[Karnezar]

He is. I consider him a better wizard than Voldemort because he doesn't care about Voldemort's power or reputation. Standing as the most powerful dark wizard of all time, Grindelwald doesn't care about him, he only sees him as a fool whose chasing power and will one day die for it. He even laughs in his face and calls him Tom.

[Rawc90]

@pimasta314 i know, why change it? It was one of my favourite scenes because grindelwald laughs in voldemorts face. Really dissappointed i was looking forward to this scene alot.

[Karnezar]

Because they skipped most of Dumbledore's childhood in the movie. Voldemort realizes the connection between Grindelwald and Dumbledore when Harry drops their picture in Godric's Hollow. Seeing the young boy in Gregorivitch's memory, and seeing Grindelwald's young picture, he made the connection and visited Grindelwald in his cell.

Most of that was cut out of the book. .

[Rawc90]

@Karnezar I wasn't asking how Voldemort found out... i just meant why change it so he isn't defiant? He still could of read his memories and then killed him or something. But to leave him like that was just stupid.

[vidaliadear]

@Rawc90 The book version would've worked far better...

[mikethevegetable]

@pimasta314 I agree, in the book it showed that even to the very end Grindelwald was likely the stronger Dark Wizard. Voldemort was breaking down even further, he had no chance, and Grindelwald was loyal to Dumbledore, perhaps even mocking Voldemort. Sure, he lost none of the arrogance in the film, but why did he tell Voldemort? I suppose to keep the film length down. Not every detail could fit in. IDK.

[SameshitdifdayFails]

@mikethevegetable

Um dumbledore himself Stated Grindelwald Was the most dangerous dark wizard Untill ' You know who' came along. Voldemort traveled into the Dark magic deeper then anyone. Grindelwalds no sloutch. But he's no Voldemort. And if you wanna throw age in Voldemorts 71. Not very young either,

[MyAbcd12345678]

@pimasta314 Haha I know where this is going :D

[ColonelDietrich]

the guy who played grindlewald in this movie was Colonel Vogel in indiana jones and the last crusade

[callmemarcer]

@ColonelDietrich And Zis is how ve say goodbye in germany....

[wwwwario]

I think they made this scene very well :)

[BondedByBloodd]

Young Grindewald looks alot like Edge.

[mwcarolina]

the two most evil dark wizards of all time face to face.

[DeadlyKarouli]

@mwcarolina Yeah that's awesome :P

[JTeamjesters]

@mwcarolina It's great isn't it? Although Grindelwald was probably clever enough to keep his "seemingly villainous good" looks in his young years while Voldemort made himself butt-ugly XD

[emeraldtyphoon]

@mwcarolina yes but in the book Gellert became remorseful of his actions, unlike Voldemort

[mwcarolina]

@emeraldtyphoon

yeah, i hated that part of it.