Which Harry Potter villain do you think got the most satisfying karma? 👀

Just for a fact: Goyle only died in the film because Vincent Crabbe didn’t appear because his actor got in trouble for possessing a weapon and getting involved in the riots in London and getting arrested and Blaise Zabini was added in goyles place

Voldemort didn't actually disintegrate in the original book, he simply fell over as a normal human being, instead of some supernatural immortal being that he always wanted to be.

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Personality like poisoned honey.

1:08 Rowling later confirmed that she was judged for her crimes against humanity (muggle borns) and spent the rest of her miserable days in Azkaban.

8:37-9:45 This might sound unusual, but Ian Hart's role as Professor Quirrell holds a special place in my heart. Ever since I was little, I've always considered him as one of my favorite villains of all time. Although I'm aware he's not much of a threat as a villain and clearly nothing more than Voldemort's meat puppet, I find it unique with how he was first introduced as a gentle and timid person, especially since he was officially the first Hogwarts professor Harry ever met in his life, as well as portraying someone who appeared as if he wouldn't hurt a fly throughout the first film. To me, it's always fascinating how he was able to pull that off and fool not just every student and staff member at Hogwarts, but the audience as well, when he was Voldemort's evil henchman the whole time. Most of all, my favorite thing about Ian Hart as Quirrell was when he removed his turban to reveal Voldemort sticking out on the back of his head. Throughout my childhood, this was always my favorite part to watch in the movie. I loved that scene so much that I would often fantasize about battling an evil literal two-faced sorcerer of my own and then discovering a newfound power to destroy him with my bare hands, just like the way Harry destroyed Quirrell in the movie. I've drawn and kept multiple pictures of the same scenario all through my life, each involving a random literal two-faced villain I would make up. Because of this, I'd have to say the entire scene of Professor Quirrell revealed as a villain is not only my favorite part of the first Harry Potter film, but also my favorite Harry Potter moment in general. To top it off, alongside his role as Quirrell, Ian Hart was also the voice behind Voldemort's CGI face on the back of Quirrell's head.

I think umbridge got what she deserved because she's like two face from batman one minute she's nice another minute not nice

Goyle doesn't count because in the book it was crabbe, movie goyle because in real life the actor Crabbe got arrested for bad things, how ironic that in movie he did bad things and in real life he did bad things 😅😂😅

NO If You Want To Talk About Real Karma, Then Petigrew Umbridge and Voldemort Deserved So So Much Worse.

Voldy didn't vanish in the books, he just drop dead. Like Bellatrix, she never got shattered, Molly's spell provoked her a heart attack.

The sound effect is too loud
I can't hear what you are saying sometimes

I didn't like how they had Goyle die in the last movie when it was crabbe that died.  They should stick with hoe the book was written

NO Alot Of These Characters Deserved Alot Worse. If You Want to Talk About Actual Karma.

All these characters should have just been killed and also Mr. Diggery should have killed Barty Crouch Jr not the Dementor.