Snape Only - for Snapeheads only 

"you're just like your father" to be honest Snape sounds like a mother that has recently divorced

When you died Severus, you broke my heart.When you died Sir Alan. ....you broke my heart again.

Nobody’s talking about when Snape didn’t even hesitate with shielding the three of them from a werewolf, that shows how much he actually cares about them

Severus Snape represents all four houses not just Slytherin. He had the courage and bravery of a Gryffindor the wit and brilliance of a Ravenclaw and honor and pride of a Hufflepuff. and Cunning and Perserverance of the finest Slytherin to grace Hogwarts. I love him!

I love how he pulls his sleeves up right before he shoves Ron and Harry's head towards the table. I laugh everytime.

Please Professor Snape, may I have permanent detention?

I love the moment when Snape tries to protect the trio from Lupin. For a moment there, he showed his true character.

Sadly, we didn't have enough "teaching scenes" with Prof Snape. I would've love more Potions Class with him.

The fact that he doesn't really exists makes me feel sad and sick everyday. But there is something that tells me all of this is real.

He needs no magic. With his presence and his voice is torture enough to melt anyone to the ground.

Snape was in my opinion the best written character of the Harry Potter series. So much depth, all hidden behind his villain mask, his good nature gradually being unveiled over the course of the books until at the very end you got the memory to prove that he was good all this time. And this is exactly how Alan Rickman portrayed him in the films as well. It was altogether perfect!

You can hear the pain in his voice when he says Avada Kedavra.” What an actor Alan was.

Brave man for putting himself between Lupin and the kids

Always R.I.P Severus Snape 😥 R.I.P Alan Rickman😥

Such a rich voice. It's so very relaxing. I also love how his robes sound when in movement. Such a great character.

Watching all these clips it makes me think Snape was always teaching Harry, passing on knowledge in one way or another. Harry gets the idea to use a Bezoar from Snape's potion's book but you can see Snape repeatedly tells Harry about them in his earlier years. He specifically runs a lesson on Animagi and Werewolves as a warning to Harry about Lupin and Sirius (He thought Sirius was a bad guy at this point) and demands he do homework on them as it was important, he tells him about the dangers of a truth potion, teaches him occlumency (Even though it was Dumbledore's orders) he still agrees because he knows its a good idea and tries to stress to him that he needs to get tougher if he's to fight off Voldemort. Snape was the best teacher Harry actually ever had.

Can we all just sit for a minute and really embrace the fact that Snape was the bravest man alive in this movie. From a young boy with a messed up childhood due to his vicious parents, who was friends with the only girl he loved and felt a connection with, to her being taken away from him by the Gryffindor house and having to deal with the fact that the man who singlehandedly bullied him on a day to day basis, humiliated him for no logical reason and proceeds to marry the one friend, the one girl who he ever loved - to regretting an insult directed at Lily as soon as it slipped his tongue, and being forced to join a group of evil wizards so that he may feel a sense of accomplishment, but it never stopped him from loving Lily, he then proceeds to deal with the fact that the one girl he ever loved will perhaps die the next day and relies solely on dumbledore to protect them, they then die and their son who looks exactly like the bully from his past becomes intrusive to his day to day lives. Just imagine this for a second. Having to deal with ALL of that, whilst simultaneously working to protect hogwarts, harry and dumbledore from evil, working ALONGSIDE evil, the evil who killed the one girl he ever loved and living with the burden of having to stare at the boy who reminds him of it all. That boy who reminds him of torture, bullied, the house that took lily away him, this boy reminds him of everything, including the eyes of his lover. Just imagine staring at that face for the next 7 years or so. You have to be brave to be standing on your feet to have to deal with all that simultanously . God speed Alan Rickman and RIP Severus Snape.

Who else is a SnapeHead? Snape is my favorite character

“Over the years I’ve played my part well, so well that I’ve even managed to fool one of the greatest wizards of all time” what’s funny is that he’s not actually lying when he says that, to them he means dumbledore but to us and himself he means Voldemort

"why is it u two quarreling like an old married couple?" got me😂

1:10 Snape teaches first-year Harry about bezoars. 20:30 Dumbledore commends sixth-year Harry about his quick thinking using a bezoar, in Snape's presence.

Professor Snape is hot. I said what I said.

I love the fact that snape made the students learn about how to recognize an animagus and a werewolf incase someone run into one. He's smart af

25:40 using Mcgonagall's deflected spells to take out his own subordinates was genius, and allowed him to keep his cover as well.

the concern in snape's face when harry speaks parseltongue adds a lot to snape's character

He had the most seductive voice and exquisitely shaped mouth of any man ever!

Snape's introduction in the potions lesson was perfect. It portrayed him as an intelligent but nasty man. This is exactly what the scene wanted us to think to begin with, but once his entire story is told you no longer think of him as a nasty man but one that has suffered unimaginable pain and suffering.

I will never get over this man. I'm going to be 70 years old, and still toting this torch for Snape 😭❤

I have a crush on him and he's older than my grandma... I am one really weird person... Edit: I know he was 38 when he died in the books, but I was reffing to Alan's age and Snape's birth date. Although, for whatever reason I convinced myself he was born in 1950 not 1960, Alan was born in 1946. My grandma was born in 1952. 😂😂😂 I can see where the confusion was coming from. Also, Holy hell it's been 4 years since I've wrote this comment xD I didn't even realise how popular it got. Glad I found some mutual here.

Alright can Snape takeover Alexa?

It's very impressive to see that Alan Rickman had maintained very well on the consistency of Snape's character from the first film towards the end. Recalling the first time seeing his true distress and sadness on his memory scenes that explained everything about his movements back on the theaters... I wasn't shocked to see how suddenly different his appearance was nor cringe watching the true side of his story because Alan Rickman succeeded on making audience deeply moved by it. For me, Snape is a character that's complex, well choreographed, performed and developed so that we can truly believe in his character and relate to. Given that his well performed unique character gave a huge impact for us. A very iconic and beautiful character ever existed he was. RIP Severus Snape & Alan Rickman

The Older I get the More I relate and understand Snape..and start to see him as one of the most important characters in the whole series..

"Turn to page 394" "Don't lie to me" Such a sexy sentences from Snape~

I miss Snape. He was my favourite character. :(

10:27 let's all appreciate the fact that Snape protected Ron, Harry and Hermione from Lupin in his werewolf form 😊

Knowing how Severus was bullied by James, it really is remarkable how much he helped and realistically knew Harry was gonna be the goat of the wizard stuff. He had to favour Malfoy in order to appease the Death Eaters, but he literally always had faith in Harry. The scene in Deathly Hallows part 1 really solidified it for me. He keeps Harry in the dark about the situation, keeps him hidden from the death eaters and is forced to kill possibly the only friend he had left. All because he trusted that one friend and loved Harry’s mother. Not to mention he probably read about the Japanese 1000 cuts execution method and based an entirely new spell around it for kicks.

Every time I hear his voice, my heart stop beating.

Come to think of it, we don't see Snape much, but when we see him, the scenes are unforgettable and very powerful.

Professor Severus Snape was introduced as an antagonist but turns out to be a hero. He literally risked and sacrificed his own safety just to protect Harry and everybody. He became a double-agent, as per Dumbledore's command , in order to ensure everyone's safety. He remained loyal to Dumbledore and the Order. When Dumbledore told Snape he must be the one to kill him, he was hesitant, you could tell... he did it anyways, he followed Dumbledore's instructions even when he knew he would probably be hated for it and it would forever change his life, it cost him his reputation and dignity. He spent his whole life protecting Harry despite the fact that he hated his father(James), he didn't let his own selfish desires get in the way of helping his allies and doing the right thing. “Snape did horrible things when he was younger, but when Lily died in the hands of the Dark Lord, he vowed to protect Harry at any and all costs. Harry would have never made it past his years if it wasn't for Snape, and they may have never been free from Voldemort if it wasn't for Snape's efforts.” In fact, It was Snape who begged Dumbledore to protect and hide Lily, James and Harry when Voldemort plans to kill Harry when he was still a baby. He was also the one who warned Dumbledore about Voldemort's plan. "Snape had a good heart. He did some bad things in his life and struggled with his dark side, but he didn't let that overwhelm him. He embodied our feelings of jealousy and anger, but he did something a lot of us couldn't do... He didn't let any of the accusations, the doubts, hate, or cruelty stop him from doing what is right even if it would cost him his life." Many remained blind to his loyalty, service and honor to the good side, especially to Harry and the Order. He was misunderstood, doubted, and hurt yet he died doing the right thing. He proved that love is indeed eternal and powerful, as he had 𝒂𝒍𝒘𝒂𝒚𝒔 loved Lily all this time, despite the circumstances. His love for her made him stronger and better, in spite of the horrible things he had done before. Above all, he showed us the importance of loyalty, he showed how our perceptions can be flawed, than anyone can choose to change and do the right thing, to be brilliant at what you love and how life is unfair. Apart from all of these, there's still a lot more. That's how brave, cunning, wise and loyal he is. Well actually, these words are not enough to define his intentions and character. And yes, that's Professor 𝑺𝑬𝑽𝑬𝑹𝑼𝑺 𝑺𝑵𝑨𝑷𝑬 𝚢𝚊'𝚕𝚕.

His pauses are so great and suspenseful even if you know exactly what he is going to say.

Does anyone else just enjoy watching his mouth as he speaks? He just has the perfect mouth.

“Put it down Bella, we mustn’t touch what isn’t ours.” 😂 burn

Snape's movement is so extra and iconic.

Snape is the only character who can make u both laugh and cry .

I was always allured by his eerie looks and how he brought such elegance with an mysterious personality, one of my favorites.

When Harry didn't want to eat and had a bad mood, Snape came over saying that the upcoming Quidditch match should be no problem compared to the troll. That was a subtile motivation from Snape.

I love Snape going around during the tri wizard ball busting the lovemakers.

He wasn’t on Harry’s side. He wasn’t on Voldemort’s side. He was on Lilly’s side.

I feel pain every time I see the scene where he is hugging Lily's body.

The Marauders teased him by calling him a Snivellus Snape, Bellatrix, McGonagall, Harry called him a coward, but Severus was the bravest man in this story. Among other things, he saved Draco from death.

The world needs more actors like him who aren't just capable of following the script but are fantastic at using the appropriate facial expressions to suit the characters personality and how they feel at the time . Not enough actors and actresses have mastered both aspects of their craft especially not American actors and actresses

Emotions portrayed by Professor Severus Snape 3:46 Happiness 3:46 Sadness 3:46 Annoyance

Snape... Fav character in Harry Potter

Who thinks Snape just wanted to Avada Kedavra Umbridge at 14:00?

The hottest professor to ever walk the face of the earth!

Snape will always be a legend for talking to Beatrix Lestrange like nothing "Put it down Bella we mustn't touch what isn't ours". GOAT

I spend 90% percent of my life watching this over and over, the other 10% percent I spend crying cuz he's dead

There are two types of people: 1. Those who are in love with Snape 2. Those who won't admit it 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

Anyone else think Snape's robes are the coolest?

I love that purposeful walk at 22:36 and that wand flick to pass through the gates. So bad ass!

Alan's voice can just lul me to sleep

Snape never raised his voice or yelled, especially when he's angry

Im literally losing my mind over someone who doesn't exist mother help me

Alan Rickman was one of the best casting choices ever when you see the results of these films.

First interaction with Harry, tells him Beezore will save you from most poisons.... five years later, Harry remembers and saves Ron's life....

because he was such a rare actor his parts In this movie was also rare like I said I wish they added more parts with him in the movie he was such a good actor

23:53 feel sad for him here. At least in the previous years, he still has Dumbledore to confide some things and talk But after he killed Dumbledore, there seems to be no one he can talk to in Hogwarts anymore

That gorgeous voice is incomparable. Still gives me shivers.

When everyone says to Harry "you have your mothers eyes" its cool and all. But when Snape says it to him its like a comfort because he feels like he is looking for the last time at the same eyes of the only woman he loved. For him its a comfort that before he dies he can see those eyes again....ok im crying😭😭😭😭😭

5:05 HE'S SMILING

I just want to give him a hug!! The poor guy has been bullied, neglected and lost all those years. 🥺💕❤️😭

Alan Rickman is one of many actors that give Hollywood no right to ever re-do the Harry Potter films. I'm just staying with how these reboots are coming, I'm worried they'll try these films or even the LOTR's. Basically those two franchises could never be rebooted, the actors especially in HP did an amazing job, especially Lupin and Snape!

No one could play Snape as brilliantly as Alan Rickman

I can't believe this is how I spend my time but there's no way I'd rather spend it.

Snape is an interesting character when you compare him to Voldemort. He has the same kind of intelligence and a dark past, but he has the ability to love and that's why he chooses good instead of bad. He could have become like Voldemort, but he didn't. It is heartbreaking he is so misunderstood and loved Lily so much even though she was dead. I wish he could have been able to move on somehow. It scares me to think that love can do that to some people. That it is so powerful they cannot let it go and instead suffer from it. Snape's whole existence was about ssuffering. He went through Hell and still chose good. Only a truly strong person can do that. That's why he is stronger than Voldemort and that is why good won in this series. Voldemort overlooked the power of love, because he couldn't understand it.

That stare Snape gives Harry at 3:36 is pure acting genius. '...up to something...'

I'm not a potterhead... I'm the SNAPEHEAD

Snape's Stone 0:00 Chamber of Snapes 3:52 Prisoner of Snape 6:32 Goblet of Snape 10:34 Order of the Snape 13:47 Half-Blood Snape 17:03 Deathly Snape 22:35 Deathly Snape the Revenge 23:45

The way he crawls across tables is just stylistic perfection. Like at the start of Chamber of Secrets.

Happy birthday Severus, ilysm

This is some weird ASMR.....

5:40 Omfg the hair flip and spin twist

For a character who had little dialogue in the movies, Alan made Snape so compelling. Just a side glance or any sublte facial expressions conveyed more than some of the actors who had tons of lines. Just his presence alone was incredibly powerful. That is seriously good acting. And that voice......

17:20 "I have deceived one of the greatest wizard of them all...", well done Snape, even amongst your enemies you tricked them into believing it was Dumbledore. A true Slytherin in his core.

Even as a kid before I got into Harry Potter at 15, I was always mesmerized by Snape. Out of all the characters there, he always caught my attention. Little did I know I would soon fall for this elegant handsome man

0:04 that moment when you realize that Snape is the first person who noticed that something is wrong with Quirrel. What are the chances that Snape knew about Potter's invisibility cloak.

Snape stoles the attention at every single fucking scene that takes apart

There are a few split quick moments of him smirking Keep ur eyes open and you’ll see

He's just- ridiculously hot.

Snape's if not the most, then in the top 3 of my ultimate favourite characters in literature... I could talk about him for hours, not joking. His story and his background is so real and so tragic. Domestic violence, all the bullying and abuse, no support system, nobody who'd stand up for him from such an early age. He truly is the half-blood prince, metaphorically as well; nothing's just good or bad, all the emotion he felt of course must've come out somewhere and the only way he knew how to express it was through bitterness and anger aimed inappropriately at innocent children (e.g. Neville), while saving Harry's life constantly. Dumbledore, the closest person Snape had, ultimately used him as well; using Lily as a tool to control Snape. Actually wasn't it for James and Sirius, I believe Harry would've had a great relationship with Snape (regarding also their patronuses); their similarities, what they've been through, things that connected them more than they'd ever imagined (I don't think even Harry ever found out about Snape's childhood). 10+ years I'm living with the story and it will just never stop hurting (also multiplied by Rickman's brilliant portrayal of Snape, we are so lucky to have him as Snape... well had... Snape died and it broke my heart, but then Alan died and a small, tiny part of me died with him).

“Fame isn’t everything.” And I agreed 😽

I can barely keep a straight face when he says “penetrate” idk how he does, he must’ve known that the fandom would implode from that alone

Snape: "you will be punished with the up...most.....severity." Me: " I offer myself as tribute! I've been a very....bad....girl." 🤣😜

Is it weird that I like his voice, his long hair, his style of clothes and his character? Maybe this is just a little crush?

I just realized when he wishes good luck to Harry about the upcoming quidditch match, he might actually be trying to be genuine...the audience thinks he’s up to something, especially when he’s scene “cursing” Harry at the game. But knowing his past and who he is I think that moment really stands out. He didn’t need to wish Harry good luck

Imagine having your heart broken twice….by the same person….when Snape and Rickman died I was sad all over again 😭 It’s crazy how we all thought he was the Villain, but almost every step of the way Snape was secretly helping Harry….

Severus Snape has been my favorite character for years,it was easily seen how much he hated harry and why..he looked like his father but stairing back at him was the eyes of the woman he loved..beautifully heartbreaking

Thank you for this...Never can get enough of Rickman's performance in this role. His physicality, voice, line readings, all of it created a character even richer and more complex, I think, than even the books portray. He truly made this part his own. RIP, Sir Alan Rickman.

Snape is litteraly a divorced wine mom and you can't tell me otherwise

Alan Rickman thank you so much for an amazing performance as Snape you were able to completely embody the character of Snape