First Time Watching *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets* | DOBBY PLEASE!! | REACTION & REVIEW
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- First Time Watching Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets | First Time Reaction to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
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Hey guys, I loved this one! This journey has been incredible so far, can't wait to continue it and I hope you join me!
INTRO: 0:00 - 3:02
REACTION: 3:03 - 1:03:50
OUTRO: 1:03:51 - 1:10:52
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her parents can go to diagon alley with her because shes underage and a witch
Didn’t even notice a decline in quality!
remember, not a news flash but the last 4 get darker and darker and black level darkness.
Hermoine is born from non magic parents/Muggles. The same way Harry's mom was born from Muggle Parents. This happens, just like it is possible for magic parents to have a non magic child, they call them Squibs, you will meet a squib in this movie.
It is all good. I love you. We're here for you if you need us. You are not alone.
That duelling sequence bugs me to this day... Who in the directing department thought it would make sense for three different spells to do the exact same thing?
- Expelliarmus is supposed to just throw your opponent's wand out of their hand.
- Everte Statio is not a thing in the source books, but if I remember my Latin correctly, that actually does throw your opponent off their feet.
- Rictusempra is supposed to send your opponent into a laughing fit, thus disabling them.
(plus, in the book, one of the two (I can't recall which one right now) casts "Tarantallegra", which causes your opponent to dance an uncontrollable jig)
Yet, somebody on the directing team decided "Ah yes, let's just make it so three entirely different spells all just yeet a guy through the air"...
Ive always loved the standing ovation Hagrid recieves at the end its feels like recognition of his innocence after being and expelled from Hogwarts and having his wand broken, welcoming him back home.
Wow that’s a great insight, makes it even better
We have lost so many of our Hogwarts family. All of the last scenes of them make me sob.
I like how you're asking "how did they do that?", "how does that work?" every 5 minutes while watching a fantasy movie about magic and wizardry. XD
Hahaha I have to stop 😂🤣
“he gave that spider eczema. what the hell” I LITERALLY PISSED MYSELF 😭😭😭
Hermione, just like Harry’s mother Lilly, is Muggle Born, meaning her parents are Muggles. I don’t think there is ever an official explanation how that works , but I think it is assumed Muggle Borns would have had a magical ancestor somewhere in their family trees.
Magical power has NOTHING to do with ancestry...
its a gene. its a gene carried on by magical ancestry. and Hermione & Lily Evans/Potter had/ve the gene.
More like a Squib ancestor.
@Nonalhomophobie no. Squibs have not the magic gene and therefore can not pass it on to their offspring; the magic gene is said to be a dominant gene... I thought about explaining it but you can just Google that;
That being said, I still think the magical world could have done without a scientific explanation for that
@@michaelklausIt is cannon that muggle-born witches and wizards have a Squib ancestry, look it up. So you google that.
And I don’t see the problem with transposing science to fictional subjects.
Dumbledore mentioned that phoenixes can carry several times their body weight. 😊
You’re right I totally forgot 😅
Great reaction again. In the scene were Draco asks Goyle why he was wearing glasses he actually forgot his next line and improvised by say 'i didnt know you could read' the director loved it and left it in. Also the actor playing Crabbe accidentaly started to get up and clap but wasn't supposed to. Tom Felton (Draco) pulls him down and again the director thought it fit soo didnt do a retake. Jason Issacs (Lucious Malfoy) tried to play a joke on Daniel Radcliffe by adding the line about Harry being around to save the day but quick as a flash Daniel came back with 'Don't worry I will be'.
Also, Jason Issac kicked the air*Dolby* the director thought he was slipping on something, but they left it. powerful
Haha I love little things like that, appreciate you sharing!
@@JakeReactsYT Lucius actor also improvised the kicking doby thing at the end, he even said the director asked him if he had stumbled and he was like "noo I was kicking Doby" lol so they kept it, this movie has a lot of improvised stuff, seems like everyone was really into it
30:02 harry isnt afraid, he just hasnt learned yet that all adults wont treat him badly or abuse him for being different, like how his own biological family did
"It's not Hogwarts without you Hagrid" TAKES ME OUT ANYMORE, sitting here fighting for my life lmaoo RIP Robbie Coltrane
Just found your reactions, great stuff!
Honestly, since the passing of Robbie Coltrane, I cannot watch that ending scene with Hagrid without crying. He really was Hagrid, and there's no Hogwarts without Hagrid!
Great reaction again. 👍
To explain the "Bloodstatus":
- Pureblood - both parents, grandparents and so on (as known) are magical. Obviously Malfoy, but Ron as well comes from such an line even if they are poor and don't believe in the superiority of it.
- Mugleborn - both parents are not magical like in Hermione"s case.
- Halfblood - one of the parents is non-magical or in Harry's case his mother was a witch but Mugleborn. So even when his father comes from an old rich Pureblood family Harry still is considered a Halfblood. And yes, the Dark Whizard obsessed by blood purity Voldemort was in fact the Halfblood Tom Riddle.
- Squib - a non-magical child born to magical parents (the opposite of Mugleborn). Filch the caretaker is a Squib.
It's not so obvious as in the books but the Dursleys practically use Harry as a free of charge servant, basically a slave or "House-Elf". So even as much as they hate to have him around they don't want to miss all the work he is doing instead of them.
Crazy that Voldemort is half blood and cares that much!
@JakeReactsYT after you watch the order of the Phoenix, look into Voldemort history and you'll understand why he hates muggles
@@JakeReactsYT His story explains why he hates muggles and hates being a half-blood.
I'm not saying it can justify anything because he is still AWFUL and a killer, but it explains a lot of who he is and why he is like that.
The older i get, after growing up with these movies, i think this is actually my favorite. Sure it’s really book accurate but it’s just a great movie. They give you the details and it’s really rewatchable. Love these reactions can’t wait for the rest!
I agree, this one is very good. It and Half-Blood Prince are my favourites of the Harry Potter books, the film adaptation of HBP is not so good as this.
@@alexmckee4683 HBP is my favorite book easily!
Sherbet lemons are an old-fashioned hard lemon candy in the U.K
I feel old now! Wasn't considered old fashioned particularly when I was younger 😂
They're also Dumbledore's favorite candy so using it as a password to his office is very appropriate 😋
Lozenges
In the American version of the book, the password was "lemon drop". I always figured they were basically the same thing.
Dumbledore always uses candy as his password. He has a bit of a sweet tooth 😅
Amazing reaction Jake! You made some good observations. Your question about what Dumbledore meant regarding Voldemort’s things making their way into Hogwarts when speaking to Malfoy will be answered in subsequent movies (don’t want to give any spoilers) . The reason you had fewer clues in this movie is because this is the basis of a more convoluted story. It will make sense later - sort of. The books do a much better job of answering most questions but the movies are great. Enjoy the journey!!!
I can’t wait to read the books someday!
Dobby can't just tell Harry what is going on and what the plan is that endangers him. Dobby was magically bound to obey his Master/Owner (before Harry helped free him at the end). Lucius Malfoy was planning to open the Chamber of Secrets, and ordered Dobby beforehand to not reveal his Master's secrets. Dobby's actions throughout the book/film are his way of finding a loophole in order to still try and save Harry without directly telling him any details.
Thank you for the message at the end of the video. Definitely struck a chord with me, and pls do keep repeating it as a reminder. I feel like a lot of us would benefit from hearing it again. As for the movie, Chamber of Secrets is my least favorite too, however it contains my favorite HP quote out of all the books/movies: “it is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.” Dumbledore says it a bit differently in the movie but the meaning is the same.
Thank you for your kind words and I agree 100%. Appreciate you!
Some questions you asked and some other important information (without spoilers)
So basically muggle parents can have magical children and vice versa. Harry's mother was also muggle born, just like Hermione. The caretaker at Hogwarts, Filch, is a squib (non magic born to magic parents). So basically when Hermione would have received her letter to Hogwarts, somebody from the school would have explained all this to her parents. Also the magic world and muggle world co-exist together and it's not like Narnia where the world is totally different. Muggles don't notice these things because all entrances to a magical place have different enchantments. For example if somebody tries to go to the Leaky Cauldron (the pub leading to Diagon Alley) they might remeber something very important they forgot to do but as Hermione's parents would have been told about all this, they would be able to enter.
Hermione says "Fear of the name increases the fear of the thing itself". In the books Dumbledore said this in the hospital wing scene at the end of the first part when Harry calls Voldy You-Know-who. In the movies they gave a lot of great lines to Hermione. A lot of Ron's stuff as well. Ron was hard done in the movies and only used as comic relief in initially.
The car starts behaving wonky on reaching Hogwarts due to so much magical energy in Hogwarts from so many witches and wizards. Magic interferes with muggle technology, hence they don't have phones etc. Also why Colin's camera is 'ancient' to say the least.
Wands are different and can't be fixed with magic. That is why Ron is trying to mend his wand with cellotape but it also doesn't work like that and that is why his wand keeps misfiring throughout the book at various points. Another fun fact- Ron's wand was handed down to him and belonged to his older brother Charlie (weasley's are poor and most of Ron's things are hand-me-downs). He did get his own wand after this book and his magical ability also iproved. Remember Ollivander the wand guy said, 'The wand choses the wizard'.
Great job guessing it's a snake :)
Sherbet lemon is just a muggle candy. Most passwords to Dumbly's office are funny in this manner
Harry's upbringing made him mistrust adults which seems stupid to us now but as a 12 year old confused kid, it might make sense to Harry not to trust adults. That is why he easily confides in Ron and Hermione.
"Your Dad left this in my possession before he dies. Use it well."
Fun Fact: Ron hates spiders and is afraid because Fred and George transformed his favourite teddy bear into a live spider when he was small.
Bravery gets you into Gryffindor, Ravenclaws are intelligent, Hufflepuffs are hard working, Slytherins have ambition, and are sly and cunning. The other houses also have more than one qualities but these are the main ones.
Let me know if you have any other questions that I might have missed out. :)
Hahaha that one about Ron’s teddy bear is hilarious but also sad 😅 thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge about it, I love that stuff!
Lol ok of this is well Said. I cane in to answer them only to realize you did a MUCH better job of it. Nice. ❤
30:00 As Hermione said to him earlier: hearing voices isn't a good thing and people might think you're... cuckoo.
I giggle every time you say Volkswagen
Argus is a monster or demigod from Greek mythology that had a hundred eyes (Argus Panoptes - the all-seeing Argus), it's sort of a patron deity of the city of Argos in Argolis. It is a mythical watchman, never sleeping and always watchful. Argus Filch is named after it, as he's the vigilant and belligerent caretaker of Hogwarts.
The eyes were put in the feathers of a peacock.
Wow the depth of the writing is actually crazy!
Ofc it is, I mean HP book series are the best selling book series (600 million) on the planet for a reason, lol.@@JakeReactsYT
I’m not sure if this has been answered or not, but Percy and Tom Riddle (Voldemort’s real name) are prefects. There are two students selected by the headmaster or headmistress in their 5th year to serve as a Hogwarts prefect, a boy and a girl. These two individuals continue to serve as prefects for the remainder of their time at school, so each house has 6 prefects, and a total of 24 prefects in all. Prefects are basically the “hall monitors” as you stated, but they do have other duties: they attend to the first years, patrol the halls after curfew, they also can give detentions for bad behavior. Each year a single boy and girl is selected by the headmaster or headmistress to serve as head boy and head girl, these individuals are 7th year students, but not from each house, there is only a single boy and girl selected out of all the 7th year students. The head boy and girl oversee the prefects, they too can also give detentions but they can also deduct house points for bad behavior. Prefects and especially the head boy and girl are selected based on academic merit, overachieving potential, superb behavior, etc. In a nutshell, the head boy and girl are basically the valedictorians of their 7th year class.
They didn’t explain this in the movies at all, but Hermione and Ron become prefects in their 5th year for Gryffindor (this would be Order of the Phoenix). Why not Harry? Dumbledore did want to select Harry for prefect, but he thought that Harry had too much going on with Voldemort and whatnot, that making him prefect would have been too much of a burden. Plus Dumbledore knew that Harry and Voldemort were mind linked, so the less Harry did, the better.
I clicked even before the thumbnail loaded, that's how excited I am! ❤
Now that's dedication! Appreciate you!
I was waiting for this 🙏🥰😍 I'm still in the middle of watching but before I forget: the reason Harry is so secretive especially with adults is that growing up he had nobody to trust. He grew up in a chaotic and unloving environment and never learnt how to rely on others, specifically adults. He was also punished for literally anything. I recommend keeping this in mind while watching HP.
I'm so excited for POA already 🙏🙏☺️
Also, remember in the first movie they tried to tell Prof Macgonagall about the stone, and she wouldn't listen to them. So they have no reason to believe adults will help.
@@slcs369 yes, but I also think it's particularly Harry. He rarely asks for help and doesn't want to be a burden. He would rather risk his life than ask for help. He's my favorite character 🥰
I remember those days of not wanting to tell adults anything so I can relate 😅 thanks for the insight and for watching 😇
Slytherin common room is in the dungeons and has windows looking into the Great Lake. Gryffindor common room is in one of the towers.
Was so excited to get home and see you’d uploaded! Very glad that your Philosopher’s Stone reaction was suggested to me! Can’t wait to see your reaction to the whole series 😊
Im glad it was to! Thanks for watching ☺️
Gryffindor here!! So excited for more of this journey!!
Harry actually got own room in book 1/film 1. That was at the very first day after they received a letter addressed prices to Harry under the stairs, to throw off owls :)
Also, Harry's birthday is actually a month earlier. Cinematic adaptation thingy. After birthday scene Harry actually returned home, and later travelled to London with Dursleys (they had scheduled a pig tail removal surgery).
In 7th film they did birthday timing correctly.
SPRINTED here!!! I'm so excited for this journey
Hope you enjoy :)
@@JakeReactsYT I always do! I look forward to your content 💗
The way I remember their ages is each number book/movie corresponds with how old they are chamber of secrets is the 2nd book/movie, therefore = 1(2) years old
Prisoner of Azkaban 3rd = 1(3) years old
Goblet of Fire 4th = 1(4) years old.
You get the idea
“He gave that spider eczema” 😂😂🤣
They actually barely fed harry, on the book he had to share a can of cold soup with his owl, he picked out the veggies for her, and it was constant. Harry had horrible people raising him, I literally cried reading how they starved him all the time
Also the actor playing Dumbledore died after filming this movie. They recast him for the remainder of the films.
Another great video! :)
Don't worry about having higher expectations, this series will deliver!
I believe it!
55:57 "I hate how loosely they're using that term."
To this day, I struggle to say "mudblood" without at least hesitating. This series is an excellent metaphor for bigotry. It feels so real.
Harry is definitely using and learning a lot of spells and charms at school - we just don't see every single class Harry attend on screen. He's also learning about wizarding history, potions, herbology (information on magical plants), magical creatures, and much, much more.
1:06:18 - You’d pick Ravenclaw, hands down. I don’t even know if they have it in the films but it is by far the best common room. It has blue, gold and marble tones and huge windows that overlook the lake and the dark forest.
Pure blood + pure blood = pure blood
muggle + muggle = muggleborn
any other type + any other type = half-blood
Draco & Ron pure blood because both their parents are purebloods
Harry is half blood because his dad is pureblood but his mum is muggleborn
Hermione is muggleborn since both her parents are muggle (her ancestors likely had wizard/witches, its kind of like recessive genes i suppose)
I think that the reason Harry doesn’t tell Dumbledore about the voices he is hearing is because of where he grew up. It takes him a while before he realises that he can trust adults in this world.
I found you just now and you've won me over with 'Volkswagen' 😂😂😂 and your wonderful personality. Love how immersed you are in the movies you're watching. Subscribed❤
Awh thank you that’s so kind, I hope to see you on the next one ☺️
Yea it's crazy how much the Dursleys hate Harry that they are willing to suffer themselves if it means Harry suffers too 😅 Vernon specifically clearly doesn't want him but also doesn't want Harry to enjoy life so he rather keep him to keep Harry suffering
Your "or worse, expelled" got me haha!
😅😂😁
You certainly deserve more subscribers, your reactions are great ^^
You’ve earned another subscriber, Jake! Awesome reactions! I can’t wait for you to see the other ones!! The books and the movies gets better and better as it progresses. Welcome to Potterverse!! You’ll love it!! ❤️❤️
His reasons for not opening up to Dumbledore more were better explained in the book. He was feeling very insecure about everything, thinking about what Ron and Hermione had said about hearing voices no one else could hear, and the Sorting Hat having just told him he would have done well in Slytherin. He basically just didn't know what to tell Dumbledore.
It's quite a simple explanation why Harry does not confide in Dumbledore. Throughout the books/movies it becomes very clear that Harry doesn't have much faith in adults, for good reason. Growing up with the Dursleys he has ingrained in his mind that adults are not to be trusted to have his back ever
FUN FACT: Aragog the giant spider Hagrids pet is played by the great Grand Maester Pycell (Julian Glover) in Game of Thrones!! 💜 The Comment section is blowing up I hope you catch this!! Grats and love!!! 💘
By the way, they say the actor who played Mance Raider (?) in GOT appears in HP… Who is it?! I never noticed
@@nobleconsejera5278He plays Aberforth. 🤗
@nobleconsejera5278 I know it's been a while and you may have already found out but in case you haven't. Ciarán Hinds is the actor and he played albus' brother, Aberforth :)
"Always bad luck, never good luck" 😅
As far as I remember (it's been awhile since I read the books), the Polyjuice potion isn't described as being thick or chunky as it's portrayed in the movies - in the books it also changes color as determined by the individual whose hair is added. There was a character in the books whose potion turned gold when the hair was added and was referenced as 'looking really tasty' by someone lol
'Are you the heir of Slytherin?' I had to laugh out loud at that, also, I wish I had half as good penmanship as Tom does!
In the deathly hallows part 1 a character you haven’t met yet says that poly-juice potion tastes like goblin piss and the slytherin common room is in the dungeons
Haha I feel like that’s accurate. And oh yeah that’s why it looks so cool
Rip robbie coltrane, it's not Hogwarts without you, Hagrid❤️
Calling Voldemort Volkswagen was amusing the first time...
Oh no. I’ve only just started watching.
Mudblood is basically the wizard n-word which is y she was so offended
That’s crazy that he would say that
You are really good at figuring out a lot of the plot twists. Honestly, none of us saw the book put into her cauldron until it was explained at the end of the movie. BTW, the next movie is one of my favorites... hope you like it. Keep it going, Jake.
5:21- “oh you sneaky little elf”……. That felt like you were talking to me 😂, I didn’t do it. 😂
Another stellar reaction, sir! I will agree with what others have told you; this is not the best HP movie. None of the movies are bad, but this one is definitely my least favorite. I get really bugged when people constantly compare the books and the movies so I won't other than to say that Dobby was featured much more prominently in the books and I wish he was in the films more than he is. I hope you don't consider that a spoiler.
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed 😊 and I’m looking forward to the next few as everyone has mentioned they get darker and more mature
something about clues (no spoilers):
1) one of the first things we learn about house elves is that they can't speak badly about their masters. And Dobby started to stutter and punish himself every time Harry had asked him about the plot ;)
2) in the book it's also mentioned that Ginny has a personal diary, and she was really sad about all the stuff being done, but everyone just assumed that she was nervous or had cold, or just too empathetic (loved cats, camera boy was her friend and so on). They had shown her a couple of times in the movie, but didn't manage to give a hint that way
3) and the one of most important ones: there were no attacks at all while Harry had the diary and they restarted as soon as someone stole it from him. Also in the book there is a scene just before it with Ginny seen Harry with the diary and been terrified, but like I sad before, we just assume that there is another reason for this...
so if you read carefully (and watch even more carefully) you can guess where it all would go, just like in previous one :3
Hope that helps!
Terrific reaction……loved every minute of it!
Thanks so much! I’m glad 😁
Yeah! Love seeing this reaction before i go to sleep (it's almost 10 pm here in the Netherlands 😊).
I cant wait to see your reaction on the 3rd one, I think you will definitely love it！It's the favorite of many including me!
Can’t wait!’
Great reaction! 😍 Loved how you were catching onto the musical themes within certain scenes, and as always, appreciating John Williams’ score. It’s perfect for this series!
There were def more clues about Ginny in the book, so don’t feel bummed you didn’t catch any in the movie! Also… your suspicions about the Malfoys, Hagrid, and Harry himself, were all spot on with what we were supposed to think (from Harry’s POV) in the books. If you’re loving the story so far, you should check out the books someday! The world is so much more rich and detailed and magical than even the movies show! 🤩
Fav part: Kept calling back to the “or worse, expelled!” line 🤣
I will definitely check out the books! Need a good series like this to read 😊
Bro, you are definitely one of the best HP reactors I’ve seen. You’re catching almost everything and your hypothesis aren’t too far off. And when you say a guess, you go into disproving your guess to see if it’s a possibility or not.
Keep up the awesome work! Can’t want to watch your other reactions (Not Game of Thrones tho, sorry 😅)
Uuuuuh
Here we go 🎉
I've been looking forward to this since you reacted to the first one 🤩
Yay I hope you enjoyed! 😁
Loving these reactions! Your commentary is so funny and you really do pick up on details others miss. Since you asked for fun facts, here are a few:
Tom Felton who plays Draco ad libbed the line, “I didn’t know you could read” to Harry disguised as Goyle because Tom forgot his line. They ended up liking it so much, it made it into the movie.
Also Daniel Radcliffe who plays Harry also ad libbed the line “don’t worry, I will be” to Lucious at the end of the movie.
There is another fun fact about that scene but I don’t want to spoil it in case you watch the Harry Potter 20 year reunion after finishing the series (which you totally should and react to it! It’s so emotional). Jason Isaacs who plays Lucious has a story about that scene and it’s great.
In case no one has mentioned it, the first two movies were directed by Christopher Columbus. The third is directed by Alfonso Cuarón so you’ll notice a tone shift but it fits the Prisoner of Azkaban story so well, very different than the first two.
Also, very unfortunately, Richard Harris who played Dumbledore in the first two movies, died shortly after filming this movie so he is replaced with Michael Gambon who does a fantastic job as well. Can’t wait to see you continue on the journey! They get darker each time from here!
That Harry to Draco’s dad line was so perfect I can’t believe it was improv! That’s amazing. Also thank you so much!
Enjoyed your reaction again. Thx for watching HP.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed 😇
'Sherbet lemon' often confuses people who aren't British or live somewhere heavily influenced by Britain's colonisation (eg Australia for me). A sherbet lemon is a very traditional type of sweet (or 'candy' for Americans). They have a hard outer shell with a fizzy sour 'sherbet' centre. Sherbet for us is a sweet fizzy powder, hard to explain if you've not had it I suppose? Whereas a 'lemon sherbet/sherbert' like what you said is a frozen dessert right? We kind of had it here in Australia too when I was younger, since Australia really gets influenced by British and American culture/foods etc. I see a lot of people react to Harry Potter movies or books and think that certain things mentioned in the story are from the 'magical' fictional universe, when they are really just real British or Irish things ahaha - like foods, people's names, phrases or words, places etc.
The next one is my favorite!!! Great reaction ❤
Thank you! And I’m excited I can’t wait, everyone is hyping it up so much haha
Lol Hey, I’m American but my mom & gram are English, so I’ve been a few times. Anyway, u know those little lemon drop candies that are individually wrapped in clear plastic? Your old grandmother might carry them in a pocket. They call them “sherbet lemons”. It’s just lemon hard candies w/like a…lemon “center”.
Hagrid is a half-giant (mother giant, father human) and as such is even worse than a mudblood in the eyes of "purebloods". Lucius Malfoy has trained his son thoroughly to focus on status
Love the HP reactions, can’t wait for more ❤
I was so upset with blizzard that couldn't name my phoenix "Fawkes" because of "inappropriate language" in wow
What a nice reaction ❤ Hugs from Spain!
Love your reaction! ❤
Appreciate it thank you!!
I like the reactions. You seem kind :)
Thank you very much ☺️
"Whatre you gonna do, kill a kid?" Believe it or not, yes. Thats exactly what he was about to do. Or well, try and do.
The Malfoys are the Harry Potter version of the Lannisters
Just now do i realize the spell Lucius was casting
Absolutely love your reactions to my favorite movies❤
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your support 😇
Just wait until you finish all of them and watch the anniversary special, and the music just straight up makes you sob.
Oh god 😫😩
Nice reaction. Can’t wait for you to see the next one.
Thank you!!
having breakfast and enjoying a few moments.
thank you for sharing your Potter journey with us!
Also let us thank
Professor Snape who
a) was forced to be assistant to Lockhart
b) brew the potion (as the potions Master)
Harry has to return to his Aunt’s house every summer for his own protection. The movies don’t mention it but the books explain that Dumbledore placed a protective enchantment on Harry that requires him to live with a blood relative of his mother’s - her sister, Petunia. To keep the enchantment in place Harry must return to Privet Drive for a few weeks every summer. Petunia knows about the enchantment. That’s why she took Harry despite her resentment of Lily. In the books Vernon did tell Harry to get out at one point but Petunia intervened & told Vernon that Harry had to stay.
Magical abilities are inherited though recessive genes. You must get two - one from each parent in order to be magical.
Muggles & Squibs (a person born to magical parents who don’t have any powers) can pass down the magical gene to their children even if they don’t have any magic themselves
Wizards do not discriminate based on skin. A few judge others based on Blood Status - how many magical ancestors one has.
Pureblood: no Muggle ancestry. There are a few Pureblood families called the Sacred 21.
These 21 families include Malfoy, Longbottom, Weasley, Black, Lestrange and Prewett (Mrs. Weasley’s maiden name).
Half Blood: both wizard & muggle ancestry. Most witches & wizards are Half Bloods including Harry, Dumbledore, Snape & even Voldemort himself.
Muggleborn: a witch or wizard born to non magical parents. Muggleborns are quite common. Hermione, Harry’s mother Lily, Dumbledore’s mother Kendra, Colin Creavy and Justin Finch-Fletchley are all Muggleborn. Mudblood is a derogatory word for Muggleborn. It’s basically the wizard N word.
Squibs: a person who is born to magical parents but doesn’t have any magical abilities themselves. It’s believed a spontaneous mutation on one of the magical genes blocks its effects so the person doesn’t have any magical powers. Squibs are quite rare & are encouraged to join the Muggle world. Only 3 are mentioned in the books, the Hogwarts caretaker Argus Filch (man with the cat), Arabella Figg and Mrs. Weasley’s cousin who works as an accountant. It’s believed that Squibs are ancestors of Muggleborns. They integrate into Muggle society & pass their unaffected magical gene down to their descendants & when two Muggle descendants of Squibs produce a child that child will have magical powers AKA - a Muggleborn.
Great reaction. Much love.
Thank you!!!
6:35 The Dursleys hate magic(with some reason), they think by being horrible to Harry they can squash it out of him.
That's the same reason they tried to keep him out of school.
5 and 6 are my favorites as you start to understand.
48:04 'open'
I just realised... is that a bed behind you??? Its huge!!! 😂
45:16 always gets chills
Actually this is my favorite Harry Potter movie. All my favorite characters are in it.
The books do a much better way of saying this but I'll give it my best. like they said in the scene with Hagrid. Hermione is muggle-born meaning sometimes non-magical families could produced a magical child. This is the same as Harry's mother Lilly. (I have no problem adding this because it's never mentioned in the movies only in the books) you find out that the caretaker filch is a squib. A squib the opposite it is a magical family that produces a non-magical child. Both scenarios are kinda rare but it does happen.
Just a teeny spoiler. The diary comes back later on. The diary has been rendered harmless, but a reference to it does come back later.
Can’t wait to see the reaction when the diary is shown again. 😊
I think you should take your sorting quiz on Wizarding World (the only official quiz) at the end of the next movie! Before then, there's a spoiler featured on there for another quiz for an important part of the next movie. I am positive you are Ravenclaw, and I hope to welcome you to my house.
Hahaha that sounds fun! And we shall see, I’m really loving the slithering common room. I’d like to see more about raven claw and hufflepuff (cereal) in the next movie
Yeah, trying to figure out the heir through the first watch was quite the... riddle.
You were amazing! Can't wait for your next reaction on Harry Potter! And let's go House Slytherin, best vibe imo as well. Very misunderstood house too. Merlin was a Slytherin btw!
the 3rd one is my favorite
In case you want to see how the common rooms of all the houses are, you can consider either playing the game Hogwarts Legacy or watching its gameplay. There must be a compilation video of that on YT. That game has shown all the 4 common rooms as described in the books.
The next Movie is the best book to movie adaptation in the HP series! Can’t wait 😊
HP movies were a good adaptation for only first two books/movies, from POA onwards it went downhill. The character assissination of the golden trio, especially Ron, from prisoner of azkaban is not what I consider to a good adaptation. And Characters are probably the best and strongest point of the HP series.
29:48 Regarding your confusion about Harry not telling Dumbledore here, this might help understand Harry's perspective a bit more when it comes to adults in general. At this point, Harry has spent 11 of his 12 years on Earth being horribly mistreated by the adults in his life, and completely unable to trust them. In the books, you see that the Dursleys aren't the only people who are awful to him - other adults believe the Dursleys when they say awful things about Harry, and took THEIR side if certain things ever came to light. No one has ever rescued this poor kid from the abuse, and it has always been Harry looking out for himself. I think it's a hard mindset to break, especially after only one year of things being slightly good for Harry - even just last year, one of his teachers actually tried to end him, another was mean to him constantly, and the other 'nice' adults didn't believe Harry at every turn!
You asked at 11 minutes into your CZcams reaction, how can Hermione be a witch if her parents are both Muggles? Well, every now and then there are children born to two muscles that have magic powers in spite of having no wizard ancestry. These children are called muggle-borns.
Congratulations on your goal👏. I'm snacking on Sonic ice 🧊.
Thank you, very exciting! And oh yummm!