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I'm covering this series on my channel so I can finally check out your videos on it :D The thing about choosing chemo is that you have to consider quality of life. Chemo makes you super sick in most cases, and in cases like Walt's (where a successful outcome is less likely) you often end up going through the treatment, feeling awful the entire time, and dying anyway. So it really comes down to how you want to spend what will likely be your last weeks or months of life. As someone who has a chronic illness that mimics a lot of the symptoms you'd get with chemo. . . I totally understand the decision to not do the treatment, especially when the chances of success are low. Some people choose to enjoy the limited time and use it to be with their families instead of being sick and going in and out of hospitals.

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That yawn was so cute

This trilogy of movies is my favorite of all time. Hope you like them

I am a huge Star Wars nerd, and I am ecstatic that you have been watching and enjoying these movies!

Gollum (the ring guy), Galadriel (lady of the woods), Elrondh (elves leader), Saruman (leader of the wizards). Wonderful set of movies, also the books are good. Down this rabbit hole. Was filmed in New Zealand.

Although The Hobbit movies come first in the chronology, when you watch them before The Lord of the Rings, you miss some references and easter eggs.

I really really want to see you react to " Sinister" or " The Conjuring" The conjuring does really well on youtube reaction in terms of views and I think it will bring a new genre of movies to your channel :)

What happened with Breaking Bad? :(

Part of Draco's redemption arc: What seals it, I think, is Harry saving Draco from burning up alive. For Harry, it's partially in return for not confirming that it was him when the Snatchers brought the Trio to Malfoy Manor before Dobby took them to safety. It's also partially because that's who Harry is. By the point that Voldemort came to Hogwarts to boast he had finally killed Harry, Draco had totally turned against his father and refused to come to Lucius when called. It was Narcissa, his mother, that Draco could not refuse. Even so, in a deleted scene Harry drops out of Hagrid's arms and Draco runs across the Hogwarts courtyard to toss Harry a wand. Recall, Harry came unarmed to submit to Voldemort's execution of him. Afterward, Hagrid collects Harry and carries him to Hogwarts. Harry had no chance to get a wand, yet he jumps up from falling at Hagrid's feet and immediately attacks Voldemort with a wand. The wand was tossed to him by Draco. Narcissa didn't help Harry to be a 'good guy' or on the side of 'right'. Narcissa loves her boy Draco and would sacrifice her life for him. She had to stand there helpless and mute as Voldemort took advantage of Draco's rage to recruit him into the Death Eaters and give him tasks she knew Draco couldn't compete, tasks that would wreck his life or end it. She went to Snape for help, knowing Voldemort would kill her if he found out. She had to stand helpless and mute as Hogwarts was viciously bombarded, knowing Draco was in the school and at risk. She went up to check Harry's body for life and, finding he was alive and conscious, asked him if Draco was still alive. If Draco was dead, she would have told Voldemort the truth, that Harry was still alive, and left the area during the drama that would have ensued. If Draco was still alive, she just needed to get within sight of Draco to get him out of the danger. Harry nodded 'yes', so she lied to an insane unforgiving powerful wizard so she could rescue her boy Draco. It had nothing to do with Harry. Once there at Hogwarts, she whispered 'Come' and Draco crossed to her; at the first chance of a diversion, she marched her son straight out of the chaos.

The Thing About Wands Thing One: Think back to the night Dumbledore died. Dumbledore heard someone coming and told Harry to get out of sight and go get Snape. Draco showed up, terrified and with his wand drawn. In the course of the encounter, Dumbledore says to Draco, "I'll make this easy for you..." and loosely displays his wand, which Draco reflexively zaps out of Dumbledore's hand. The only witnesses to this is Dumbledore, Draco, and Harry. Draco and Harry don't know wandlore, only Dumbledore. When Draco disarmed Dumbledore of his Elder Wand, the Eleder Wand shifted its loyalty to Draco; Draco was now the true master of TWO wands, his original wand and now the Elder Wand. Thing Two: When Dobby was rescuing the Trio and the goblin from Malfoy Manor, Harry ran over to Draco and wrestled away two wands Draco was holding, Draco's and Bellatrix's. Bellatrix's wand is merely stolen; it won't work right for anyone else (and may resent being taken, so Ollivander was right to warn caution). But Harry had technically 'disarmed' Draco, which meant all of Draco's wands would shift their loyalty to Harry. INCLUDING THE ELDER WAND. Thing Three: Voldemort is not a scholar of wandlore. He's heard the story of how Antioch lost the Elder Wand and his life and assumed killing the previous owner of the Elder Wand was required to gain its loyalty. Nope. So, when Voldemort blasts the protection shield over Hogwarts, the Elder Wand resists, zapping Voldemort's hand while cracking. Voldemort assumes the Wand resists because he's not its true master because Snape, not he, killed its previous master. So, Voldemort kills Snape, avoiding using the Wand's magic to do so (he cut Snape's neck and then had Nagini bite him several times so Snape would bleed to death quickly). Voldemort knew enough wandlore to realize even the Elder Wand would probably refuse to harm its true master. Except the Elder Wand only recognized Harry as its true master, which is why it resisted when Voldemort attacked Hogwart's protective shield; Harry was in Hogwarts at the time and that was too close. Thing Four: When Harry presented himself to Voldemort for execution, the Elder Wand resisted harming Harry, resulting in knocking out Voldemort. But Harry also was carrying a piece of Voldemort's soul that was released when the Avada Kedavra Curse was cast at baby Harry. The Death Curse rebounded and destroyed Voldemort's physical body, so his soul went into Harry, where it stayed like a parasite. The intentional horcruxes, the unicorn blood, and the host bodies kept him around until he could have a new body made. But when the Eder Wand was fired at Harry, its true master, the Elder Wand allowed Voldemort to kill the bit of Voldemort's soul still resident in Harry, freeing Harry from Voldemort's influence. I think Dumbledore planned this subterfuge. There's no other reason for Dumbledore to take out his wand in such a cavalier manner and LET Draco disarm him. Finally, Thing Five: Notice what happens when all the horcruxes have been neutralized, the final one being Nagini. With no support from backup soul pieces, the Elder Wand poisons Voldemort's hand and straight on up his right arm, just like with Dumbledore, only this time the black rot took Voldemort right out. The Elder Wand would never have killed Harry, it already being his, but it was happy to jump into Harry's hand when Harry disarmed Voldemort at the end. Book Harry kept the Elder Wand, repaired his phoenix-feather core original wand, then put it back in Dumbledore's grave. But Film Harry was smart to destroy the Elder Wand; whoever has the Wand or knows where it is will be a target for the power-hungry and ambitious. The targeting will include family and friends. On top of that, there is the ongoing temptation to use/misuse the great power in the Elder Wand, which could corrupt one's character and soul. There's no way to guarantee the Elder Wand NOT falling into the wrong hands.

The Deathly Hallows: "The Tale of the Three Brothers" seems like a fairy story but is actually oral history. Oral history is passed down through the generations by storytellers, but often gets embellished over time, partly to make it more interesting and dramatic and partly to make it easier to remember. This story has obvious embellishments that have accrued over the centuries of retelling. -There is no personification of 'Death' and no gifts given by a character representing 'Death' -There is no evidence that having possession of all three Deathly Hallows makes one 'master of death' The truth in the Tale: -There are three artifacts of unusual power, generally known as The Deathly Hallows -There were three brothers, the Peverells: Antioch, Cadmus, and Ignotus -Antioch created the Elder Wand, which in his pride he showed off and was robbed and murdered for the Wand. -Cadmus created the badly-named 'Resurrection' Stone, which does not restore anyone to life; it summons and holds spirits until released, an experience of increasing pain for the spirit so captured. -Ignotus created the Cloak of Invisibility, which traditionally was passed down to the eldest son (or eldest daughter if no male issue); there are other invisibility cloaks but only Ignotus's Cloak doesn't require 'recharging'. -The Elder Wand passes from one master to another when its original master is disarmed by a challenger; wands have pride and do not stay with losers. -The 'Resurrection' Stone was passed between people until eventually coming into the possession of Salazar Slytherin. From there, it passed down through family until it reached Tom Riddle's mother, a member of the Gaunt family. By then it had been mounted as the stone on a ring, which Tom Riddle Jr inherited. Coming from Salazar Slytherin, it does make Tom an heir of Slytherin. -The Cloak of Invisibility was handed down through family until it reached James Potter and, subsequently, Harry Potter; Harry is a descendant of Ignotus Peverell.

Draco's redemption arc continues. Sitting in his childhood home at the dining table he ate at his whole life, next to his father who brought this murderous madman into Malfoy Manor, Draco is having a hard think about his father and what his father has exposed Draco and his mother Narcissa to. Draco is taking in what time in Azkaban has done to his father and how terrified Lucius is of Voldemort. I have to wonder if Draco regrets making fun of Harry when Harry had been attacked by Dementors at age 13. Draco heard Ollivander screaming in pain in their cellar; he heard Voldemort bark at Wormtail to keep Ollivander quiet. And yes, Draco watched one of his teachers tortured, murdered, and fed to a snake on the table where he grew up eating his breakfast. Draco is watching his mother Narcissa trying to recede into the background and hold her poker face. When the Order comes to move Harry, did you catch Tonks calling Lupin 'husband'? She wanted to share the news that she was pregnant with Lupin's child, who they will name Ted. Note: Bellatrix is one of three sisters born into the Black Family. Narcissa, mother of Draco, is one of the sisters. Andromeda, mother of Tonks, is the other. If you remember the Black Family Tree mural in Sirius's townhouse, Andromeda and Sirius both had their pictures burnt out by Sirius's mother for refusing to be prejudicial over blood purity. Andromeda had fallen in love and married a muggle named Ted Tonks. Bill Weasley is there to help move Harry with his fiancé Fleur Delacour (from the TriWizard Tournament, who Ron had lusted after). Backstory on Mundungus Fletcher: Mundungus is a common thief in the Wizarding World. Dumbledore interceded in some trouble Mundungus was facing and so earned Mundungus's loyalty. Dumbledore relied on him to run errands and collect intell during the First Wizarding War, but once Dumbledore died, so did Mundungus's loyalty. He should not have been there to help move Harry. He rode with Mad-Eye Moody, but disapparated (teleported) the moment the Death Eaters attacked, contributing to Moody's death. Mundungus isn't 'bad', he just doesn't consider this his fight. He's on nobody's side but his own, and he was forced to be there. I used to manufacture prostheses (artificial limbs) for a living; I'm impressed that they provided Mad-Eye Moody a recumbent broomstick to accommodate his leg loss up to the hip. With that kind of loss, he wouldn't be able to sit on a regular broomstick. Details! The Order had to hide Harry among 'duplicates' to move him because he's not quite 17 yet, so the Ministry still has the Trace on him. Hermione turned 17 in September, Ron in March, and the day of the wedding reception Harry turns 17. Now you learn why there's such reluctance to speak Voldemort's name. During the First Wizarding War, when Harry was a baby 16 years previously, Voldemort had his followers infiltrate the Ministry of Magic. While there, they made Voldemort's name a Taboo using the Trace as a guide. Voldemort's followers call him 'The Dark Lord', so anyone saying 'Voldemort' is an obvious enemy. So, with the Taboo, saying 'Voldemort' alerts the Death Eaters, who immediately show up and make the speaker sorry. Whether you or your loved ones are kidnapped, tortured, or killed, it is traumatic to have this happen. Now that we are in the Second Wizarding War, 'Voldemort' is once again Taboo. You see this when the name is mentioned in the coffeeshop and at the Lovegood home. You'll notice Umbridge has a cat Patronus at her right hand, and that it's keeping the Dementors up in the ceiling of the Interrogation Room. The fact that Umbridge has a Patronus means she is NOT a Death Eater. Umbridge is not a supporter of Voldemort; she just flourishes in the environment Voldemort creates. Notice as well that, when Harry knocks Umbridge out, her Patronus disappears and the Dementors are released. The Trio went into hiding the night of Harry's birthday, July 31st. Harry and Hermione go to Godric's Hollow on Christmas Eve, almost 5 months later. Ron returns shortly after. Dumbledore's Patronus is not a stag; it's a phoenix. Voldemort doesn't need to be 'master of death'; he made six horcruxes. But he DOES want the Elder Wand, the most powerful wand in the world. It will help him kill Harry. Voldy is obsessed with killing Harry by use of a wand. Blood purity is actually a bad thing in the Wizarding World. The population of wizards/witches is so small that there is a constant danger of inbreeding. Intermarrying with muggles is actually what will save the Wizarding World. Bellatrix is a prime example of inbreeding; her genetics make her incurably insane.

The birds Hermione sent smashing against the wall near Ron are not rea birds; they're conjured birds. Think of them more as sculptures or mechanical, except they are created with magic. They aren't alive and they don't last. Vanishing cabinets are, as Arthur Weasley said, temperamental; they malfunction easily. Draco was tasked with repairing his vanishing cabinet, which meant he had to test it. First, he sent an apple to Borgin & Burkes, the shop where the other cabinet was sitting. Someone there took a bite out of it to let Draco know it had arrived. Then Draco sent a live yellow canary, which reached the shop alive but returned dead. Later, after some more adjustments, Draco sent a black canary. It arrived at the shop and was sent back, but Draco left the Room of Requirement before checking on the last bird. When Ginny and Harry went into the Room to hide the Half-Blood Prince's book, Harry released the black canary not knowing why it was there. The reason Voldemort had Draco set up and repair the vanishing cabinet at Hogwarts was to make a way in; Hogwarts was sealed from entrance by a protective barrier, to keep Voldemort and his followers out; Draco made a way for the followers to get in. You really don't understand what's going on with Draco. Draco adored his father and craved Lucius's approval, which was rarely given. Draco mirrored his father's attitudes and values, hoping it would make them closer, but to no avail. Meanwhile, Lucius was a terrible role model for Draco to emulate. When Lucius was caught doing Voldemort's bidding, he was arrested and sent to Azkaban, causing scandal for the Malfoys. It destroyed the family's social and political reputation, which enraged Draco. Draco blamed Dumbledore and especially Harry for what happened to Lucius, and Voldemort took advantage of that to recruit Draco into the Death Eaters and assign certain 'tasks' for Draco to accomplish under threat of death. Draco was supposed to repair the vanishing cabinet to let in other Death Eaters and also kill Dumbledore. But Draco, now out of his father's influence, began to think for himself. The nature of the tasks Voldemort set for him meant Draco could not tell anyone and he couldn't seek advice from any adults at Hogwarts; it isolated him. And then he found himself reconsidering the murder of Dumbledore, especially as it nearly killed classmates Katie and Ron and almost killed Prof Slughorn. This film is really Draco's film; it charts a change in the character arc of Draco Malfoy. Out of his father's influence, Draco is more perceptive. He is coming around to the idea that his father is not so powerful, is more of a bully, and has put him and his mother in dangerous trouble. At the beginning of the film, the Death Eaters had destroyed Ollivander's shop in Diagon Alley and had kidnapped Ollivander, imprisoning him in the Malfoy Manor cellar, where he was tortured to give up his knowledge of wandlore. Voldemort, in Lucius's absence, has set up Malfoy Manor as his headquarters and temporary residence. This situation adds to Draco's disillusionment with his father. Horcrux Math: You are alive in the world by virtue of having your soul anchored here through connection with your physical body. You commit a ritual murder and your soul is split into two pieces. One piece is left in your body and the other paced in a different physical object; two pieces, you keep one, you make one horcrux. You commit another murder, split off another piece of your soul, you have three pieces of which one is kept in your body and the other two are made into horcruxes. However many pieces you split your soul into, one is kept in your body and the others are made into horcruxes. 'X' is the number of soul pieces, 'X-1' is the number of horcruxes you can make. Splitting Tom's soul into 7 pieces means he made 7-1 horcruxes (6 horcruxes); you have to keep one so your original body can stay alive\. The horcruxes are 'backups' that tether you to physical life. Think back to the memory of Dumbledore visiting little Tommy Riddle in the orphanage. He had 7 rocks lined up on his windowsill. He also had a photo on his wall of a wedge-shaped rock/island poking up above the ocean waves (where Dumbledore brings Harry to find the locket horcrux). These were foreshadowings of Tom's intent to make horcruxes "He's barking" means "He's barking mad", "He's nuts". Snape not only kept Draco from committing murder and facing the outrage of the Wizarding World (and avoiding time in Azkaban), but Snape also saved Draco from harming his soul AND saved Draco from being killed by Voldemort for leaving Dumbledore alive. The question I put to you: Did it look like Snape wanted to kill Dumbledore?

Here's a Fun Fact to tuck away for now. It'll become informational at a later time. Death Eaters cannot manifest a Patronus. To be able to manifest a Patronus, or even just do a simple Patronus Charm shielding, you have to have some bit of extreme happiness in your life, which does not seem the case for Death Eaters. The reason the Weasley Twins are popping around out of thin air (when you appear it's called apparating; when you disappear it's called disapparating) is because they are now 17 years old. In the Wizarding World, 17 is the age of adulthood, when you take on your adult duties and are held accountable for your actions and choices. The Trace is no longer on you, so you can perform magic wherever you like (and suffer the consequences if there are any). At 17, you are in your final year of school and can choose to quit at any time, but nearly every wizard/witch completes their schooling. Minister Fudge does not want to believe Voldemort has returned for the simple reason that Voldemort is a grave danger to the entire Wizarding World. Voldemort nearly took over when Harry was a baby; that was the First Wizarding War ('First' was added after Voldemort returned and began the Second Wizarding War). It was a horrific time for the Wizarding World, affecting the daily lives of every wizard and witch and resulting in many deaths. For instance, Molly Weasley had an extensive family who were all wiped out, leaving her the sole survivor, and Neville's parents were tortured into incurable madness. Harry's fame is due to his resistance to Voldemort's Death Curse neutralizing Voldemort and ending the threat. But Dumbledore recognized Voldemort would return and things had to be put into place to deal with Voldemort's return. Did you notice in the dream Harry had on the train, Voldemort on the train platform was dressed just like Draco? The first meeting of the student group calling itself 'Dumbledore's Army' takes place at the Hog's Head Inn in Hogsmeade, which is owned and run by a kilted fellow named Aberforth, a no-frills man who has an affinity for goats. Tuck this Fun Fact away for later. Are you paying attention to Ginny Weasley in this film? Did you see her face fall when Hermione tells Harry that Cho couldn't take her eyes off him? Did you see Ginny wait at the Room of Requirement door in hopes of walking out with Harry, only to see him staying behind with Cho? There's a story going on there. Nagini is a venomous snake; her venom shuts down the body's ability to clot blood, leaving the one bitten to bleed to death very quickly. It's also very difficult to treat; Arthur Weasley was in St Mungo's for a full month, his health touch and go, before he recovered enough to be discharged to home care. When he says he wouldn't be here if not for Harry, he's not joking; it was a nearly fatal attack. Harry's vision of Arthur's attack crosses a threshold that Dumbledore and the Order of the Phoenix were aware of; Voldemort and Harry sharing thoughts and visuals. They were putting off teaching Harry how to shield his mind because of his immaturity; it's a complex ability to teach, requiring a lot of discipline, but they ran out of time. There was a reason the Order wasn't including Harry in discussions and plans; he was an open mic for Voldemort once Voldy became aware of it. It was less about him being a child and more about him being untrained and needing a little more age to be trainable. Until then, it's dangerous to tell or show Harry anything. Any secret shared with Harry would be available to Voldemort. Arthur Weasley was attacked while he was guarding the Dept of Mysteries, where Harry's Prophesy was stored. Voldemort wanted it because it might tell Voldemort what threat Harry poses to Voldemort and his plans and how to eliminate Harry.

It was only today that I learned the house where Voldemort is hiding and where the old caretaker is murdered is the estate of the aristocratic Riddle Family. It is flanked by an old church and the graveyard where the Riddle family is buried. The creature Mad-Eye Moody tortures and kills in his first Defense Against the Dark Arts class is a whip spider (aka whip scorpion), a real animal in the real world. It is an arachnid, but it's not actually a spider. It doesn't make webs or venom and it doesn't bite humans, but some species can pierce skin with prongs on its two pincer legs. Rita Skeeter passes herself off as a reporter or journalist, but she's actually just a gossip columnist. She has a gossip column in the Daily Prophet newspaper, so she doesn't so much report news as repeat and expand on gossip. If the story isn't sensational enough, Skeeter will embellish it to get more attention. The little half-squid creatures that attack Fleur and later Harry in the Lake are grindylows. Grindylows are a type of water demon that attacks in a swarm and pull swimmers to deep water depths to drown them. Fleur freaks out and goes back to the platform and only then learns her little sister is under the Lake. Harry stops the grindylows using the same spell Hermione used to stop the Cornish pixies in the second film. Easter egg: in the scenes where the Weasleys and friends enter the campgrounds at the Quidditch World Cup, there is a juggler juggling a large number of white fringed items; they are meant to mimic the actions of a swarm of grindylows. Voldemort in power was an incredibly traumatic period for the Wizarding World. What made Harry so famous was NOT what his parents did and was not simply the miracle of Harry surviving the Death Curse cast at him as a baby by Voldemort. It was that Harry surviving Voldemort's curse resulted in Voldemort being stopped. Dumbledore knows magic and he knows Tom Riddle Jr (aka Voldemort). Dumbledore knows Voldemort will return and the Wizarding World will once again be in extreme danger. He also knows Harry is the key to finally bringing this horror to an end. It's a slim chance and the question is whether the slim chance can succeed. JK Rowling spent 17 years researching and writing the Harry Potter books. Most writers get One Good Idea and write a book based on it. They then shop the manuscript around to various publishers and, if accepted, go through a process of editing, re-editing, rewriting, and so on until it's deemed ready for publication. If it sells well enough, the writer is encouraged to do a sequel, and if THAT sells more sequels are written until there's an end to any good ideas. The problem with sequels is that the original book sets canon, which subsequent work cannot contradict; it restricts further expansions of the story when the original story can't anticipate what returns to the story may require. It's why sequels often are less satisfying than the original story. But Rowling didn't write any sequels. She wrote a multi-volume saga, just like JRR Tolkien did with his trilogy "The Lord of the Rings". Rowling created an outline to structure the story across time and publications then, as the story was fleshed out, moved things around and made adjustments so everything flowed. At the point when she had finalized about half of the full saga, she was ready to get a publisher and publish. In addition, she managed to keep a lot of control over her intellectual product. She set the publications to come out one book a year and she maintained control over filming decisions (script, set, costume, casting, etc all had to be approved by her). So, if you wonder about how well this all comes together, how details get callbacks later in the story, it's all to Rowling's meticulous and patient work.

The next movie cemented Barbossa as my favorite character. You're gonna love him in the last 3 movies

Looking forward to you watching puss in boot s and esp the second one puss in boots the last wish

Here’s an interesting connection to the original trilogy regarding the Death Star reference. The giant bottomless pits in the Death Star like what Luke and Leia swung across in ANH and like the emperor fell down in ROTJ were an integral part of the construction of the space station. The native geonocians were know for their underground tunnels and would often fly directly upwards to different levels. The chasms weren’t just to look cool. They were used like a giant metal catacomb system for moving materials and workers around. There’s a really good explanation of what happened to them in an arch of Star Wars Rebels

If you love Star Wars, you NEED to watch Andor. It is the best Star Wars Content in existence. Despite its somewhat slow start, it becomes the best Star Wars ever.

The score is amazing 😊 Especially Davy Jones's theme ❤

I can't believe we lost Captain Pancakes, and instead we got corporal jinx

Can you do the reaction of Shrek Forever After?

Shrek 2 is such a timeless masterpiece

This is like what I did to the Star Wars franchise. Remember watch Return of the Jedi with my brother and saying "The Ewokes are only bad thing about the Star Wars universe". Me in 2024: 😧😥😨😰😱

Great reaction to a great movie. Next reaction, please either lower your microphone a bit or raise the movie volume a bit.

I loved your reaction to this franchise! If you’d like something lighter I’d love to see to watch my favorite childhood movie Robots! It was my introduction to the GOAT Robin Williams and also stars other great actors including Ewan McGregor!

Grown man watching wearing eye liner…. wtf is happening? Grow a pair be a man.

Keep in mind that George Lucas had nothing to do with the creation of the sequel trilogy. In fact, when Disney bought Star Wars from him, they actually rejected his story treatments for the sequels in favor of letting different directors make up the story of each film as they went along, and it shows. That's why the sequels have so little to do with the previous films, except insofar as it apes them.

There was only 5 years difference in age between Anakin and Padmé as he was 19 and she was 24, there was a 10 years age gap between Han and Leia

Anakin is 9 and Padmé / Queen Amidala is 14 that is only a 5 year age gap, There was a 10 year age gap between Han Solo and Leia

The Stormtroopers were not Clones. Clones were retired from service at that point. No, the Emperor was never a Jedi. Jedi are a specific religion following the light side of the Force. The Emperor is a Sith Lord. Sith are a specific dark side religion.

Harry is so small because he was extremely malnourished for his first 10 years living with the dursleys. He never had regular meals because they were constantly withholding food as punishment. And when they DID allow him to eat he was only allowed tiny amounts and wasn't given portions of meat and whatever they saw as a luxury. Dudley needed 2 portions and Harry wasn't allowed one. There's a fantastic bit in the books, order of the phoenix if i remember correctly, where Dudley has out grown the largest sizes in his private school uniform and so the school had INSISTED that he HAD to go on a diet. Basically if he couldn't fit in their standard sizes if uniforms then he couldn't go to that posh private school that aunt petunia LOVES bragging about. The same private school uncle Vernon went to. Any way Harry spends the summer even MORE miserable and even MORE starved than ever before. Having to eat cottage cheese and other diet delights. 😂 He was miserable as hell and only survived off of the food parcels Hermione and Ron were sending, Ron's mother was only too happy to keep him well fed. 😂 Even hagrid and i think a few others sent him cakes with their letters and other goodies. I think it was the reason why Dudley was EXTRA mean to him on the playground. And basically everyone else around him. Including that poor 10 year old. He also regularly smacked uncle Vernon around the head with his smeltings stick. Basically s big ass solid wood walking stick with a big metal nob on the top. ☠️🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤣 And so it was the first time his parents started punishing him, grounding him taking his video game systems away, normal punishments. And he lost it. 😂 But it shows how the parents ONLY care about disciplining him when it could embarrass them. Petunia would die if ANY of her equally awful fake friends found out her darling boy was kicked out of the finest private school in the country because he was too FAT for their uniforms. So she snaps and goes all out. Forcing everyone to diet to nake Dudley feel better. 😂 It ended up with regularly finding Dudley and uncle Vernon with their heads in the fridge and their fat backsides sticking out. ☠️🤦‍♀️🙅‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤣

Release Order all the way. Particularly important for a first exposure to any franchise. Experimentation with sequencing can be fun, but it is a game for the already initiated. I realize this is a little late... just feeding the algorithm. ;-]

Dude, the stormtrooper overwhelmed the rebels quite easily at the beginning and and at the end (only 3 ships survive the death star battle) PROBLEM IS: YOU CANNOT KILL THE HEROES OF THE SAGA--BECAUSE THAT WOULD BE THE END OF THE WHOLE SAGA, the END of EVERYTHING!!!

Why the censorship

Obi wan was so done with little orphan annie

Hashtag End, did I do it right?

Wait. Yoda vs Dooku was cut entirely? Still a great reaction otherwise.

Fiona was an orge at night when she was locked in that tower, and we saw a lot of killed knights, so... 😅 she and her dragon might have had great meals 😅

When Padme and Ani went to Naboo, these colourful scenes were filmed in Plaza de España in Seville, Spain. Also the lake scenes are from Italy.

Here you also meet aunt Beru and uncle Owen, which lived with Luke in episode IV.

Boba, the small kid, unaltered clon and son of Jango Fett, it´s Boba Fett yeah, the bounty hunter from eps V and VI.

The relationship between Anakin and Padme has more sense with the deleted scenes from the original footage. If you can take a look at these deleted scenes, you will like it even more. It´s a great chemistry.

We grew up with the prequels when the 'original' generation hated these new movies and Hayden, aka Anakin. Now we're grown up so our voices are heard as we scream our love for an actor that never deserved the hate. I can see it repeating in the Disney era. Hopefully, the generation that grows up with Disney Star Wars will one day be able to show their love as we do now. Love or hate, Star Wars have always been there. And so will us fans!

So here we are again from Harry Potter one of my favourite's where l discovered your channel to Star Wars,am really curious about your réaction on this one,l will be watching till the end and liking the video's the whole way lol

The reason why Hermione could not present Bella's wand was because the Goblins have been told that Bella lost her wand so of course the one presenting it to the Cobolds would be Harry's group. Also the Idea to ride the Dragon out of Gringots was actually Harry's idea in the books. So many of Harry's and Ron's great ideas and moments were shifted to Hermione that it's almost rediculous.

There's meme about Dumbledore giving out points to gryffindor, but few know that he was actually giving back the points that was taken from them for being out on the schoolgrounds past their bedtime (50 points each). So in reality, Dumbledore only gave 10 points to Harry, and 10 to Neville in the end. Which isn't much given the number of points Snape has taken from the Harry in the entire schoolyear xD.

Each Prequel has at least one Unforgivable Line. This one has: “Let’s try spinning, that’s a good trick!” And “Now THIS is pod racing!”

Snow White is really a bitch in this movie :D