Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2/5) Movie CLIP - Snape's Death (2011) HD

The last thing snape saw before he died were lily's eyes 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Rickman should have won an Oscar for this performance

It's heartbreaking how he begged Harry to collect his memories. It was his last chance to die honored rather than disgraced after all he suffered in his life.

I find it so touching that even though Harry still thought Snape killed Dumbledore on purpose at this point, he can’t help but try and stop the bleeding from Snape’s throat. He’s known the guy since he was 11, and is truly his mother’s son in this scene. “Uncommonly kind”.

Book 1, the very first line Harry speaks about Snape: ''Who's that man?'' Book 7,the very last line Harry speaks about Snape: ''The bravest man I ever known.''

"You have your mother's eyes." Even though that line wasn't in the book, it’s kind of perfect. Snape has always resented Harry because he resembled his father, but in the end, he sees Lily. Beautiful moment.

He lost the second father he never knew he had

Oh man, I never noticed Snape saying "please" when he asked him to take his tears. Like he needed him to know the truth and didnt want to die a dishonest man. Flat best character ever. Damn! 8k likes? Its like my new record Lol

"You have your mothers eyes"....

In the German Version, Snape says "Harry" in the end of the sentence and that was so amazing because Snape always called Harry "Mr. Potter"

Voldemort: cuts Snape's throat from a distance. Snape: "You dare use my own spells against me, Riddle?"

A Slytherin… with a mind of a Ravenclaw …. With the loyalty of a Hufflepuff and most of all the bravery of a Gryffindor

What if Snape just turns to Harry and, with his last breath, say, "Turn to page 394....."

"You have your mother's eyes." I think that just might be the one place where the movie was better than the book.

I love the fact that despite everything that Harry thought Snape did (including killing Dumbledore) he still went out of his way to save him by applying pressure to his wound. It just goes to show that Harry was a true Gryffindor!

I love Snape so much. The complexity of the character is astonishing. He clearly has psychological trauma from being bullied/abused in his childhood which made him cold hearted. Made him make friends with the wrong people and become a death eater. Now knowing he was in love with Lily, the internal conflict I'm sure was terrible. Harry looks like the spitting image of his childhood bully and simultaneously was the son of the only person he ever loved. Whereas I'm sure he got some form of entertainment by being mean to people, he was also forced to maintain this image of being cold hearted to appease Dumbledore's need for him to remain a double agent and in good standing with the Dark Lord. Had Professor Snape been this loving, caring and kind teacher and not who he portrayed himself to be, he wouldn't have been able to maintain his status as a death eater therefore Dumbledore would no longer have a spy. Voldemort would have seen through him in a second. There's no question to me that Snape was ultimately a good guy because what separated him from Voldemort was his ability to love and hold onto that love for "always". Severus Snape will forever be my favorite character from Harry Potter.

rip Snape. rip Alan Rickman. Now somebody hug me, I'm gonna cry.

I feel like this scene, Snape and Harry finally made peace

"You have your mother's eyes." At that moment you can see Harry realizing what that means. All the people who said that to him are those who knew Lily and miss her. I think Harry didn't expect those words from Snape, since he always mentioned James in a bad way but never mentioned Lily.

1:16 “Take them, it’s all the points you’ve lost for Griffindor throughout the last six years.”