Top 10 - Severus Snape Moments 

that sad look in his eyes when he had no choice but to kill the only person who ever understood and trusted him

You still like Severus Spnape after all this time? “Always”

“Fight back, you coward fight back!” 20 years later “The bravest man I’ve ever known”

When he said “you’ve been raising him for slaughter!!” I genuinely felt the anger in his voice. “How dare you use her son?! The thing she loved more then anything!” Wonderful acting!

Harry’s first Words about Severus:’Who is that?’ And his last words:’The bravest man i know.’ I’m crying i love snape😘😭

*You have your mothers eyes* I cried. ALAN RICKMAN YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN

Snape was probably the most skilled and powerful wizard after Voldemort and Dumbledore. The way pretended to duel Minerva Mcgonagal and stunned the two death eaters behind him, just brilliant

this man stole the spotlight everytime he had a scene and I'm all here for it

i like how he makes his grand entrance by slamming doors

I just remembered slughorn said lily was really good at potions and then guess what snape became a potions master

If you ask me Severus was the real true tragic hero of this series. That "You have your mother's eyes scene" chokes me out to water works city. He met a girl, fell in love with her and then losses her to the guy who bullies him. Then he struggles himself to try to not bully their kid but he's only human dammit. But In the end somehow his love for Harry's mom was more then his hatred of Harry's dad which makes him an ultimate romantic and that unfortunately spells out his eventual Shakespeareanesque early demise. Ain't love grand?

The fact that Joanne Rowling kept Snape's role progression a secret made Alan Rickman's acting so genuine. He made the audience despise and fear him until the very end. What a legend. RIP Alan.

Never picked up that Snape never tries to counter any spells in the duel against McGonagall, then deflects the spells directly to hit the two death eaters and then picks up their wands in his escape to stop them using them ever again. Amazing story telling.

[...] “Lily?” “After all this time?” “Always.”

“The use of it on a student is….. regrettably forbidden, however!” Imagine how many times Snape wished he could use that on his students but he’s a man of principles and rules 😂😂😂

He gave his entire life to the cause, in memory and bitter love for Lily, and in care for her son. He took on the monster everyone thought him to be, he played his role and never backed down. He witnessed the murder of his friends and loved ones, he saw them spit on him, hate him and he even murdered the only friend and mentor who ever knew the truth about him. Then finally, he died at the hands of the very enemy he sacrificed his life for in order to undo him, never to see and to know the end of the story. That, I would say, is a real hero.

Page 394 Alan Rickman always in my heart ❤️

"Traveling Where?" Blinks, Walks aways

The revelation that Dumbledore has used and manipulated both Snape and Potter to defeat Voldemort has gone past the heads of most fans which, instead, are filled with Snape's lifelong sorrow and sacrifice... is astounding but deserved. Snape is the greatest character in Harry Potter IMO.

8:13 Lemme just casually take out two Death Eaters in an "accident"

Snape is the true hero.

The “Always” scene will always be the most powerful scene in the history of movies.

“Traveling where?” Stares. Walks always. How do you not love Snape?

Alan Rickman deserved an Oscar for his performance of Snape what a character he was R.I.P ALAN........

One thing that always struck me in particular about Dumbledore's death scene that other people don't seem to talk about much is that Dumbledore looked at Harry, than to Snape, and Snape seemed to be looking downwards like he was looking at Harry as well. Snape was essentially being asked to be hated by the wizard world, to give up his entire life in order to kill him and fulfill their secretive mission, and to kill his closest friend which would obviously make him hesitate.. but the one thing that no one ever talks about is that it was all being done in front of Harry. What if Snape was hesitant to do it in front of Harry because Harry would obviously than hate him and refuse to ever be around him again? He'd be giving up the last thing he had of Lily which was Harry, and she was the only thing he ever loved in the world. He always dealt with resentment from his peers but to give up the last thing he had of her would be especially devastating. Dumbledore may've been saying "please" in response to seeing Snape hesitating over Harry. I wonder if that was deliberate and thought of.

Let's not forget the fact that Severus reflected McGonagal's spells onto the death eaters to protect the kids. I loved his character so much.

I still find Snape’s Memories to be one of the most powerful pieces of cinematography ever made. After 7 movies of seeing what Snape was, in just one instant, Harry fully realizes that all along, Snape looked after him just as much as Dumbledore did. Snape did it for Lily, as that would be what she wanted. Even when Dumbledore insisted on Harry’s death, Snape objected, till he knew nothing else could be done. Honorable to the very end.

Thing about Severus is that he never seems lost, he’s almost always in control of situation. It’s a quality of a proper man

After all this time? Always.

8:15 Before he left, Snape rebounded Mcgonagall’s spells and used them to defeat the two death eaters.

12:30 You can literally feel pain in his voice, when he had to do that... He almost cried..

12:30 dumboldor said “please” because he knew Severus would try take them All on

I’m crying when I’ve seen this scene like 20 times

That moment where McGonagall takes Harry’s place to protect him and Snape hesitates will always be iconic.

“Snape died, will you remember him forever?” “Always..”

I like how when he passed away you can see that he is relieved the suffering is over and he can finnaly rest as he has done everything he could...Such great actor

I like it that jk rolling kept us into confusion that whether snape was a servant of the dark lord or dumbledoor till the very end. I used to ask myself through the series that if snape was a bad character, why dumbledoor always trusts him with important tasks? Was he dumb?! And at the end it was just a flash of light, revealing all truth about him, and damn that was one of few places that i cried for someone.

When Snape breaks down and sees Lily.... his heart broke like thunder....

Snape is lowkey the best character in the story. His genuine look of pain when he murders Dumbledore, and when he's defending against mcgonagall. Snape the 🐐🐐🐐🐐

The soundtrack for the “Always” scene is so incredible. It accentuates the pain hidden in the memory but also that one good memory of love Snaps kept holding onto even as he threw himself into damnation. Truly amazing

I remember when snape died everyone in the theater was crying. That’s how you know everyone secretly liked him because no matter how much he hated Harry (because he looks like James) he always felt some type of way towards him. (since he liked Lilly and James took he from him)

I am crying right now. RIP Alan Rickman

The stutter in snapes voice when he kills him he is killing his boss, friend and mentor and he is doing something he really doesnt want to do RIP Alan ~Always ~ ❤️

“Put it down, Bella, we mustn’t touch what isn’t ours” is probably one of my favorite lines- should have included it in the Unbreakable Vow scene! SO great!! But wonderful compilation. I heart Snape!

Brilliant, the way he delivers those two words "Avada Kedavra". You can hear the unwillingness and determination in his voice clashing together to form this unmistakable pain of delivering on his promise.

"You dare use my own spells against me?.... I am the Half Blood Prince." Mind blown! Where was that part?

On the astronomy tower, final moments of the Albus. He says "Please" to Severus. After watching his memories, we know Albus was asking Severus to go with the plan and kill him.

2:10 The way he closes the windows is too badass. I wished I could close windows like that. I would be occupied the whole day

The only people that’d told Harry he had his mother’s eyes were the ones close to her, when Snape said his last words Harry realized that Snape was close to her in some way. The beautiful but tragic thing is that Snape died looking at the eyes of not only Harry’s but also Lily’s

Snape's voice is so soothing. I'd literally wouldn't even be in his class since I'd be so relaxed to his voice, I'd fall asleep a lot and get in trouble a lot

What I love about Snape is that even in the first movie (and book), he treats Harry as if he’s talking to James (Harry’s dad). It’s more prominent in the 5th movie when he teaches Harry how to counter the mind possession.

The “always” scene always makes me cry.

Alan Rickman was a silent hero

If some of you don't know Snapes first words to Harry "what would I get if I added root of asphodole to an infusion of wormwood" actually means "I greatly regret the death of Lily" This is because asphodole is a type of Lily and wormwood is often associated with death or defeat

This compilation included my favorite Minerva’s lines. When she duels Snape, after he flies through the window, she shouts at him “COWARD!!!!!!!” Best line from her by far

8:09 this scene is so cool. He saw an opportunity to kill the two death eaters by pretending to defend himself by redirecting McGonagall's attack and manage to grab the death eater's wand too while fleeing

My first impression of him was he's always in this silent and firm temper as a way of keeping his class quiet, alert, attentive and disciplined. The grand slam entrance fits him so perfectly.

RIP Alan. An unbelievable actor. A truly unique and commanding performance on screen EVERY SINGLE TIME.

When he lowered his wand at mcgonagall, i think it showed the respect he had for their friendship and the regret that he didnt want to go against her. He knew that she and himself were the chief protectors of the students. I think he bailed out the window to avoid her being hurt and not able to protect the children. Snape was always thinking ahead.

'Always' He gave a so much more meaning to a single word. Absolute Legend

Lol notice how on number five he doesn’t actually fight the professor but instead just dodges her attacks

The Slughorns party scene is one of my favourites The fact he gets sick as son as Snape appears is priceless also Snares unreadable expression

Did any of you guys realize Snape never intentionally physically hurt any of the students? like in the third year even though he was attacked by Harry, he was ready to defend them against Lupin as a werewolf and he was putting up this scary demeanor to even fool the dark lord

There’s a theory where in the the first clip where he asks what the mixture would be with the ingredients it would mean “I bitterly regret lily’s death” it’s a really cool theory.

His "always" gives me tears and "yes, I am the half blood prince" gives me goosebumps

He is such a good actor, the slight expression change when McGonagall comes to fight him is amazing

1:21 the first words of Snape to Harry literally means he missed Lily so much...

394 is actually my lucky number

Severus Snape is very powerful magician and brave man

Something I realized would have changed the series immensely 1) If Dumbledore told Harry about all the secrets he kept. 2) If Harry trusted Snape from the start. Think about not only, all the lives that would have been saved, but how much easier it would have been for Harry and everyone if they knew Snape wasn't a bad guy.

Dumbledore was Snape’s key back to salvation. Harry was his last temptation. But Lily, the woman who he loved more than anything, never knew how he felt. He could only demonstrate how much he cared for her through his loyalty to those two men. The series is as much a coming of age story for Snape as it is Harry.

Severus ♡

Do you know what this is? Bubble juice, sir? #Lachflash😂😂😂

Alan Rickman should have played a Sith Lord in Star Wars. He's smooth, badass, and intimidating all in one. #RIP

3:52 *Snape closes himself in the storage room just to look cool*

I used to dislike Snape in my childhood,but when i gradually grow up, i found that snape is the most fascinating one in the harry potter series.Respect for professor Snape,our bravest wizard ever.

Snape never got what he wanted to posses.. He 'had 'to do what he never 'wanted' to do. Life isn't fair Rip Alan Rickman but prof. Snape will always be alive in our hearts..

Severus Snape is example of how to created an Villain unlike Kylo Ren.

Something I really loved in the first movie - Snape asks Harry questions on purpose to check if he has come prepared or is like his dad, in Snape's mind. Probably out of the whole classroom, only Harmoine could answer his questions but professor Snape desparetely wanted to dislike Harry.

I honestly think ‘always’ is one of the bests scenes in film history it is made so perfect and reveals so much with one word

Snape will always be my favorite character, and to this day I wonder just how much JK told Alan Rickman after he'd gotten the part in the first movie. How much did he have to hide from his other cast members, as well as everybody else?

“The use of it on a student is… regrettably forbidden, however” 😂😂

Why Severus don’t like me?

I guess..., YOU COWARD.... snape:: NO.,((with pain)) From the half blood prince... should be there in this list

I can honestly say even from the very beginning I knew he was the true hero of that story.

Alan Rickman what a man no other actor could play Professor Snape from the books perfectly like he could.

How could people dislike his work!? Each & every clips are mesmerizing & all we must be spellbound

I'm crying

That last Moment did it..."Always"...won...against all of them... "I am your Father"..."I`ll be back"...."This one Time, at the Band Camp..."

Where is the scene from the Harry Potter and the half blood prince where shape reveals he is the half blood prince??? That scene was phenomenal!!!

Epic acting all throughout the Harry Potter films! Not many actors can steal the scene but Rickman does it in every one…

He used to scare me when I was a kid. Brilliant character and brilliant actor, R.I.P Alan Rickman.

The "Always" let me cry

The quote "what is grief, if not love persevering" from Wanda vision summarized snapped character in the last two books perfectly.

Yay more Harry P Snape is an amazing character in the movies

Why is he so modest where he challenges potter even though he devoted his whole life to save him

Easily the best 10 moments of the franchise

my one and only reason to even watch the Potter films. what a gifted and awesome man. RIP :((

Snape was a very skilled wizard. Almost Dumbledore good. Maybe 4th overall behind Dumbledore, Voldemort, and Grindelwald