One of the film's posters carried a tagline related to the character's rebelliousness:"The man...and the motion picture that simply do not conform."With this vivid film, director Stuart Rosenberg made one of the key films of the 1960s, a decade in which protest against established powers was a key theme...the secret of ultimate power") and proceeded to the planet ("We will act for the preservation of our race.] The vehicle is a low-slung, fast, phallic-shaped car headed into the black night of the countryside.""When he (Voldemort) killed Snape, he thought he wand would become his.But the thing is, the wand never belonged o Snape.""It was Draco who disarmed Dumbledore that night in the astronomy tower.From that moment on, the wand answered o him.""Until the other night when I disarmed Draco at Malfoy Manor...It's mine."Harry snapped the Elder Wand in two, realizing that it was very troublesome.He tossed the two pieces over the edge of the Bridge.The trio stood quietly, hand in hand, looking into he distance.In the film's epilogue, 19 years later, the trio had grown up:Harry Potter was married to Ginny, with three children: Albus Severus Potter, James Sirius Potter II, and Lily Luna PotterRon Weasley was married to Hermione, with two children: Rose Weasley, and Hugo WeasleyAt the train station, on Platform Nine and Three Quarters, the Potters were bidding Albus and James farewell before hey were off to school on the Hogwarts Express, while the Weasleys were saying goodbye to Rose.And that when the day came, your shoulders would be able to bear the weight." Clark expressed his regret that his father did not see his accomplishments, but Martha answered: 'He saw it, Clark, believe me.