22 times Harry Potter was totally emo
It’s tough being the chosen one…
Just ask everyone’s favourite brooding boy wonder, Harry Potter!
If you thought Robert Pattinson’s Cedric Diggory was the most emo of the Hogwarts homies, think again. In celebration of all eight Harry Potter films coming to Sky Movies on demand this weekend (24.10.15), we’re looking back at all the times in those ten magical years that HP was the biggest emo on the block.
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That time he didn’t want anyone to know he’d been crying.

Or that time on the beach when he could’ve cried an entire ocean of tears.

That time he was not at all graceful in the face of rejection.



^ Look at the pain in those bespectacled eyes!!
He soon got over it though…

Then there were all those ‘nobody gets me’ times when people simply
weren’t appreciating how hard it is to be HP.

Whoa! This kid wields sarcasm like an Ollivander wand!
But can you blame him, with this A-hole always cropping up?

He’d just had enough of listening to other people’s shit.

Other people honestly talk so much garbage.

Also, no one was respecting his privacy, and that seriously ticked him off.

Because the chosen one deserves more. Even if Snape doesn’t get it.

Contrary to popular belief, there’s no magic spell to cure puberty.

All those confusing new feelings about Hermione caused him to lash out.


He wouldn’t be the one to win her heart though.
Again, cue the ungracefulness.

Can you really blame a kid whose home is his school, though?

It’s totally the saddest.
The teachers aren’t even sympathetic.

Have they met the Dursleys??

Do they even know what he’s going through?
Surely they’d never comprehend it, anyways.

Sure, Hermione understands, but he’s all like ‘bitch, I got this under control’.
Damn you, social expectations of masculinity!!!

Anyway, it’s all in a day’s struggle for Prince Potter.
He shakes it off.

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The entire Harry Potter movie collection comes to Sky Movies on October 24th,
including extended versions of Philosopher’s Stone and Chamber of Secrets never before seen on UK television, behind-the-scenes specials, and interviews with stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, and the rest of the cast and crew.
