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Just fyi : 32:12 "Can snake smell ?" _"No they don't have a nose" Well, in fact not only they DO smell, but they use it a lot to track their preys. So they have a (good) sense of smell, and even have a special organ, unique to reptiles, the Jacobson organ, that can even smell pheromones ! They use their TONGUE to catch the aerial odorous molecules and to bring them to their "palate" where their smelling organs are. That's why snakes are regularly sticking out their tongue : they're smelling their environment to detect preys or predators. They're gathering information.
"Didn't know you could read". This one line was improvised by Tom Felton. He actually forgot his line and said this instead. The director loved it so much he kept it. I love watching all reactors absolutely love that part!
@@MeeshDeeReacts Apparently Tom Felton was really liked and popular amongst the other kids on set and Emma Watson had a bit of a crush on him at the time.
Another moment with Tom is when everyone was clapping at Hagrid’s return, he stop Doyle and the other (I forgot his name) because it wasn’t in the script but it inadvertently added to Malfoys character
@@MeeshDeeReacts hope read this not many see or respond to my messages. Just by the movies you saw so far, and from the books, few things Hermione is overdone due to the writer he loved her character the best so basically, he writes her more of others lines from the book to make her smarter than she is. TO which only movie watchers thinks hes not very flawed, when she is. ONLY the first 2 movies id say is more to the book then the others. Why for movies their the 2 best due to this. Other note from movie 1, Ron does the Troll by his own thinking not Hermiones help, he also tells Hermione your a witch or not, showing hes the least panic one of all 3. She panics over the devils snare to think she cant do fire without a match, which leads Ron to saying tha. He also if noticed tried to jinx Malfoy when he insulted her, this is what you though few watchers noticed in this., though books do better at it. ALso Ron's biggest fear is spiders, for when he was young his brother turned his teddybear into a spider. Though Ron in all these movies gets basically castrated from how brave and loyal he is in the books, never think hes a blundering idiot. He has what many boys have and girls too doubt in themselves, he has a popular sister, brother 5 of them if correct that are either popular or very gifted. He is seen as a runt, in the books its said that Mrs Weasley wanted a daughter when Ron was born, so he feels unwanted she also though accident of all the kids, forgets he hates Marroon, and cornbeef, so he is lanky freckled in the book he sees himself as ugly and not good enough, but as from Chess, and being brave to die for his friends loyality and bravery is in him, he took the slugs for her, in the forest in the book he looks towards the castle , saying to Harry no lets go in the forest for Hermione. Thus as hints .. your getting warmer when you said he likes her. But she is just like him book Hermione is a nerd average look, buck teeth bushy hair she dont see herself as beautiful even in the books she says i am not beautiful so dont say it, doubting her looks, same as Ron, she is smart for she is muggleborn and needs to be smart to fit in so ... Think the same of Ron Hermione, to average looks 2 feelings of doubts in 2 different ways. To ashaemd to admit. What you know is there. :) To me that is a good story telling and your only on 2.
FunFact: Snakes smell with thier tounges. That's why they're always sticking them out. They stick it out to catch particles and then pull it back in and put into an organ in roof of thier mouth called a Jacobson's Organ, which "reads" the particles and that's how they smell. But that basilisk wasn't doing that, so maybe it doesn't have as a good sense of "smell" like other snakes.
Harry stabbed the diary because Voldemort said that he preserved himself in the diary. Basilisk fangs are sharp and venomous, so stabbing the diary with the fang could damage the book, and poison the part that was preserved.
22,31, Yes Hagrid WAS a student..but falsely accused and expelled from school. He's OFFICALLY banned from carrying a wand or using magic. UNOFFICALLY, trained by Dumbledore and McGonnagal privately , He now carries his wand in the handle of an umbrella, concealled in his trench coat.
Part of the sad reality of a film series that has older actors. We lose them. The actors who portayed Snape (Alan Rickman) and Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane) have passed, as well as both actors who portrayed Dumbledore. Richard Harris played him in the 1st 2 films and then Michael Gambon played the rest of the series. Gambon sadly passed I believe this past September. Harris passed just prior to this film opening in the U.S.
Magic in Harry Potter is genetic in origin. There is a magic gene that all people who use magic possess, but sometimes this gene can become recessive, leading to what is called a 'Squib' or a person with magic parents but no ability in magic themselves. Hermione is a muggleborn, so she had a Squib ancestor who married into regular muggles, and then she won the genetic lottery and had the magic gene come to the forefront, giving her powers. And as far as blood status, they are as follows. -Pureblood- all four grandparents are wizards -Halfblood- one parent is muggle/muggleborn and the other a pureblood or halfblood -Muggleborn- both parents are muggles. Mudblood is a slur.
not really. You need both magical parents to be considered a pureblood by most of the magic world, not grandparents. Unfortunately, racists like the Malfoys do not consider muggleborn as wizard at all, so if one of your parent is a muggleborn, they consider him/her as a muggle and you as a halfblood. The point is that by this definition you need all pure wizard grandparents to be considered a pureblood by them, but - for this reason - they too need to be purebloods so all your grand grandparents need to be purebloods too, and so on. Except, there is no wizard with such a family tree, so those racist families just blatanly lie about their ancestors. Anyway, Tom Riddle IS a halfblood, and he is so ashamed of it that he forged another identity for himself.
@@mimmo4762 I don't really think people who doesn't care about blood status care about how to define pure-blood. Only families who obsess over blood purity care, and so far the only used definition I've seen is if both of your grandparents *and* both of your parents are magic (this last clause is important because if one of your parents is a squib, you won't be considered pure-blood).
So through gene editing us muggles could make wizards and witches while wizards and witches are powerless about the decline of the wizard and witch population. God, I love sience. Magic may be mighty but science is mightier.
To clarify why this makes Harry half-blood. Even though both of his parents are magic, his maternal grandparents weren't, and you are only considered pure-blood if both of your grandparents and both of your parents are magic.
@@hartjohnson2975 No muggle borns have magic in their family line it's just repressed in some of the generations and it shows up somewhere down the line .
Mudblood is a slur only used for wizards and witches who have no magical parents/family like hermione...no one in her family has magic. Harry has a dad who is 100% from a wizards family, and his mom is a witch like hermione with no magical family such as the dursleys. That's why he is considered a halfblood. The same for voldermort i don't want to spoil anything but so far what has been told to you guys is that his dad is a full muggle no magic what so ever and he made no mention of his mom although if he is their hier of slytherin it make sense to assume his mom was a full witch with a magical family.
35:35 Something I didn't realize until I re-watched this as an adult that guy was really about to kill a kid in broad daylight in the middle of the school where the headmaster in like 25 feet away in his office. LOL he was straight up about to use avada kedavra 🤣
I’m really glad that you’re enjoying the story because it only gets better from here on out. I took the test way back and found that I am Ravenclaw.😢 I wanted to be Griffindor. Wonderful reaction ❤️❤️!!!
Voldemorts father was a muggle named Tom Riddle who was the son of a local muggle Nobleman, his mother was Merope Gaunt, her father was Marvolo Gaunt and the Gaunt family tree could be traced back to Salazar Slytherin. Merope fell in love with Tom Sr but he didn't love her back so she used a love potion on him to get him to marry her. He abandoned her after she got pregnant and she died after giving birth to him. This is why he has no faith in love and thinks death is the worst thing ever for a magical person.
A few words about wands: Wands channel magic power the way pipes channel water or wires channel electricity. The wizard/witch channels magic energy through their body and directs it through the wand. The physical makeup of the wand (core material, wood used, length) adds certain properties to the wand that can affect the magic expressed through it as well as affect the wizard or witch brandishing the wand. Ollivander says "The wand chooses the wizard"; there is enough vital magical force that runs through a wand to give it a certain sentience. This means some wands work better with a particular wizard/witch than another might. The wand bonds with the wizard/witch it chooses and remains loyal to that wizard/witch, its true master. That said, wands have pride; they will not associate with a 'loser'. Your wand will serve, support, and protect you UNLESS another wizard/witch disarms you. If you are disarmed of your wand, the wand shifts its allegiance to the wizard/witch who beat you by disarming you. A fine point in definition: Theft of a wand is not the same as disarmament. To disarm an opponent in fair conflict is noble, and a wand will accept the result. But to steal a wand is ignoble, disreputable; a wand will not honor such a transfer. And if someone tries to curse or harm someone with their own stolen wand, the wand will not only resist the attempt but crack or break rather than harm its true master. A wand can be loaned to another witch/wizard by its true master, but there's no guarantee the wand will work adequately for the borrower. Wands work best when the WAND chooses the wizard(/witch), not when someone else does. Loaned wands are rarely a good match for the wizard/witch. Ron comes from a financially-challenged family; he's the 6th child and has hand-me-down robes and school supplies, including an older brother's wand. It has held him back somewhat in Hogwarts that the mismatch of wand and wizard has interfered with the efficacy of the magic he has tried to perform with it. Finally, just as crossed or compromised wires can glitch and damaged pipes can affect water pressure or create leaks, a broken wand is very difficult to repair; most wizards/witches replace broken wands. Otherwise, their magic will be sub-par. In Ron's case, his magic was either ineffectual (see the partial transfiguration of his rat into a water goblet) and the rebounding of his slug-eating spell. ________________________________________________ The actress who plays Moaning Myrtle was in her late 30s during this film. ________________________________________________ No, Tom Riddle/Voldemort is NOT a 'mudblood', not a muggleborn. He's a half-blood. His father was a muggle, but his mother was a witch. He has magical ancestry. In fact, his magical ancestry can be traced back through his mother to the great Salazar Slytherin; Tom/Voldemort is Salazar's heir.
My favorite part of the movie is definitely Doby getting set free, I love that little guy even though he did the wrong stuff for the right reason and never failed to make me laugh 😂. I’ve mostly always got Ravenclaw for quizzes but I feel like both Meesh & Dee are Gryffindor tbh, would love to see the results of a quiz though
Thanks for watching with us!! 🥰🙏🏽 we love Dobby too! I loved the part at the end when Harry set him free of the Malfoys. Harry’s so clever 🧦 lol We’ll be taking a sorting house quiz soon 😉🔮
In the wizarding world "mudblood" is a degrading term, the word you often hear in polite conversation is "muggleborn". A muggleborn has two nonmagical parents, while a "pure-blood" has two magical parents. When someone has one magical and one non magical parent, they are considered "half blood." Fun fact: Most Wizards are half blood. If wizards didn't marry muggles they'd be in danger of going extinct. A lot of the remaining pure blood lines all have connections to each other. As a lot of them had to have inter house marriages to keep the blood pure.
Tom Marvolo Riddle is a combination of his father's and his grandfather's name. Tom Riddle was the name of his father and Marvolo Gaunt the name of his grandfather. The Gaunts are descendants of Salazar Slytherin. Lord Voldemort is the last in the line and the heir of Slytherin. He is a Half-Blood, like Harry is one as well, because his Mum was a witch and his Dad a muggle.
Harry landed in a creepy home/furniture shop called Borgin & Burke's, which is in Knockturn Alley, the creepy alley near Diagon Alley. We'll see more of this shop and Knockturn Alley later. You also forgot about the important end credit. This is the only Harry Potter film to have an end credit.
@@CreeperBoyGamingyt In the Order of the Phoenix book, they meet up with Lockhart in the psychiatric ward at St Mungo's Hospital. He still gets a lot of fan mail there, but has no idea why.
I think snakes smell with their tongue, thats why they stick their tongue out and winngle it around all the time. But the basilisk didn't do that so it technically shouldn't be smelling anything. The nose holes should only be for breathing, not smelling.
First of all I didn't even realize that u started Harry Potter 😅😅. Like I'm subscribed but this didn't come on my feed. But regardless ur going to love the movies. The Harry Potter movie adaptations are probably one of the better books to movies adaptions. I have a bunch of stuff I wanna say. • Dobby is precious 🥺. U will grow to love him the more u get into the movies. • Dobby physically cannot tell Harry the full plot. He is bound by magic not to divulge his master's (Lucius Malfoy's) secrets. Even telling Harry as much as he did compelled Dobby to seriously injure himself as punishment, divulging everything may very well have killed him. • In the book, Arthur Weasley (Ron's dad) & Lucius Malfoy have a literal fist fight in the bookshop after Malfoy's taunting. It's all a ploy of Malfoy's of course, he needed a distraction to slip the diary into Ginny's cauldron. She was directly targeted by the way, part of Malfoy's plan was to discredit Arthur so as to block new, muggle-friendly legislation Arthur was championing at the Ministry. • Taking the car is probably the most stupid decision anyone makes in all 7 books. Harry literally has an owl. All they needed to do was scribble a quick note saying the gateway was sealed, address it to either Mr or Mrs Weasley & Hedwig would have had it to them in minutes. They then could simply have returned to the Weasley's house & used Floo powder to travel to Hogsmeade (a wizard village near Hogwarts) then hiked the 15mins up to the school. Not that I've thought about this a lot or anything..... • The blood/Magic hierarchy explained as well as I could: Muggles = Non magic folk Pure blood = magic child born from magic parents Halfblood = One magic and one non magic parent Mudblood = magic child born from non magic parents Squibs = Non magic child born from magic parents but can still see and interact with the magic world (still can't use it tho) • Now about Hermione: She is probably like my favorite character, but you should know, that in the films they made her pretty much perfect. In the books, she is great but she had her flaws like pride and getting anxious in dangerous situations. That made her feel much more real than film Hermione. • They also screwed Ron over, he is a lot braver in the books and actually has street smarts cause he is the only one, who grew up in the wizarding world. As an example in the books Hermione has no idea what mudblood means. How could she? Its a magical world slur. She was only one year in Hogwarts at the time. So its Ron who explains it, while vomiting slugs. Oh, and Ron is quite nicer in the books. • Like heres another example right here (from the book): "D'you think I should have told them about that voice I heard?" "No," said Ron, without hesitation. "Hearing voices no one else can hear isn't a good sign, even in the wizarding world." Something in Ron's voice made Harry ask, "You do believe me, don't you?" "'Course I do," said Ron quickly. But as u see in the movie it's handed over to Hermione. SMH. • Brewing the polyjuice potion is probably the most impressive thing Hermione does in the entire series. That is a 6th year potion & only the best of the best 6 years would be expected to be able to brew it. It is extremely advanced magic for a witch of her age. Props to her 👏. • Voldemort, or "vol de mort" means "thief of death" in French. Great reaction 😌😊. Have a wonderful day.
Yay!!! We’re absolutely thrilled that you are now joining us on our Harry Potter journey. 😍Your insights are truly valuable! As noobies to Harry Potter, both of us have so much to learn. Leave it to Mohammad to expertly explain the blood/magic hierarchy(Me & Dee kept going back and forth trying to figure it out). 😂We truly appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and enlighten us with your comments - they are pure gold! Wishing you a wonderful day as well 🥰
A little correction... Pure bloods are wizards who have magical blood on both sides of parentage going back centuries i.e several dozen generations back... There are 28 recognized pureblood families in Britain and Ireland and are known as Sacred 28. Half bloods are wizards whose parentage is either a combination of a muggle parent and a wizard/witch...Or Half bloods can have both parents as a wizard and witch but the family magical blood ancestry on both or even one side is of only couple or few generations back. For example if a Pureblood marries a half blood their child will be a half blood. If a Pureblood marries a muggle born wizard/witch their child will be a half blood. If a half blood marries a muggle born witch/wizard their child will be half blood. If a half blood marries a half blood then their child will be a half blood. If two muggle born witch or wizard marry each other their child will be half blood. Only when a Pureblood marries a Pureblood then only their child is a considered a pureblood. Even Dumbledore is a half blood despite having magical parentage on both sides.
Moaning Myrtle was actually not a child actress in this movie, during the filming of chamber of secrets the actress was 35 years old and Tom is a halfblood not a mudblood because his mom is a witch and his dad is a muggle, wizards or witches with two muggle parents are considered mud bloods
Yes, of course you should watch the rest of the series and take the House quiz (and select your patronus and wand, if you like). Love the reactions! I think you'll like the 3rd movie... it's one of my favs. Keep it going, Meesh and Dee 👍 I liked the fact that Harry tricked Malfoy into freeing his elf, Dobby.
We definitely will take the House quiz 🤩🙌🏽 thanks so much for watching along with us and can’t wait to react to the rest of the series with y’all! Which house are you?! 🧐⚡️
Muggle is the name given to non-magic people. Harry's mother and father were both magical, but his mother came from non-magical parents, muggles - just like Hermione. Ron and Draco come from families where magic on both sides goes back for generations. The Malfoys and many Slytherins, refer to these people as pure-bloods; technically, the Weasleys are also pure-bloods but they would never use the term as they don't believe blood status has any value or significance. The term 'Mudblood' is derogatory, used only by people who believe blood status matters. Harry and Voldemort are both half-bloods as Harry's mother and Voldemort's father were muggle-born, the difference being that Voldemort's father was not magical. In later books, we come to learn a lot more about why he resented his father - also named Tom Riddle - so much. Sadly, the movies don't do a great job explaining it.
In the first movie, when Hermione is showing them Gryphendore's trophy case. On the plaque of notable Seekers with James Potter named. McGonagall's name is on it as well. She was a seeker when attending Hogwarts.
Im happy to be on this journey, im reading the books right now and im on half blood prince. I never got the chance to read them as a kid, but i got to see the movies 😍 the actors all did fantasticly at their roles.
its so insane hearing you call muggle borns mudbloods so candidly lol I know it's not a real slur/curse but I guess I've never heard it used so often lmaoooo no hate fs just an observation
Fun to see your reactions to this one! Some clarifications that aren't touched upon in the movies. 1. Can anyone just follow the Hogwarts express? Well, not exactly. Hogwarts and its transportation system is enchanted by a ton of concealment and muggle repelling charms to ensure that muggles won't find them. If a muggle hiker suddenly find themselves near Hogwarts, they will just see a bunch of ruins with danger signs. The concealment charms conceals stuff and the muggle repelling charm influence the muggle's psyche so that they won't go near wizarding settlements or places like Hogwarts (e.g., the charm will make them remember something urgent, causing them to turn the other way). If a muggle is exposed to magic for whatever reason, the ministry will deploy obliviators to remove any memory that muggle has of magic. 2. Voldemort is not a muggle-born (or "mudblood" being the derogatory term), he is half-blood. Most wizards, including Harry, are half-blood. Pure-blood and muggle-born wizards and witches are more uncommon. A muggle-born is someone with no magic parents at all, which is why neither Harry nor Voldemort is considered muggle-born. In order to be considered pure-blood both of your grandparents *and* both of your parents must be witches and wizards. Since there are so few pure-blood families left, the families obsessed with blood status would do inbreeding in order to maintain their blood status.
36:44 It's never brought up in the movies but house elves feel great satisfaction and pride in being servants, as shown here they are actually pretty strong magically but prefer to serve witches and wizards. Most view being given clothes and released as a punishment but the Malfoys were just so horrible to Dobby it's not so much he wanted freedom as he wanted to be away from them.
I wondered into a bookshop like the cover, read the first page hooked , sometime Later it was talk about on the news , J.K. Rowling words & my mind seeing the Characters come to life
Not everyone at Hogwarts is a wizard Filch, the janitor/goblin man as you called him is what they call a Squib. It's like a reverse Hermione. He was born to magic parents but has no magical ability himself
Voldemort's mother fell in love with a muggle the son of a wealthy family. She charmed him and after she got pregnant, she undone the charm and he refused to have anything to do with him. That is why Voldemort killed his father and grandparents.
Richard Harris played Dumbledore for the first two movies before he passed away, then Michael Gambon took over for the remaining movies he's actually the one that just recently passed away.
The kids seemingly jump in age due to the shooting schedule. Principal photography is done during about eight weeks, then its a wait for the actors for almost a year before shooting the next movie. Thus the kids don't seem to age during the schoolyear. In the first movie, on the very first day of shooting two scenes were shot, which in the edited movie takes place about 10 months apart. The departure of the train from Hogsmeade is shot first in daylight, followed by the arrival of the train at Hogsmeade, shot in the evening. Tricky, weather-dependant location shoots are often planned early in the schedule so that the producers have room to alter the plans. (They are shooting at Goathland station on North Yorkshire Moor heritage railway).
Dumbledore never sent his Phoenix over the hat or the sword down to Harry, the Phoenix came to Harry because he should download your true loyalty down in the Chamber of Secrets so he brought the hats to Aid Harry
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In the books, it was revealed that Voldemort cursed the position of Defense Against Dark Arts teacher so that nobody would last longer than a year. The curse is also well known among the wizard community, so very few people actually apply for the job. Thus, Dumbledore has to scrape the bottom of the barrel when choosing people. Lockhart's best quality as a candidate was that je didn't work for Voldemort.
I'm not gonna lie....when I first saw the basilisk in this movie, I had the same reaction Ron had with Aragog. (side note: I am NOT fearful of snakes or spiders). Also, every time I hear Hermione say "She's a little sensitive" to describe Moaning Myrtle, I always have the same first thought: A LITTLE sensitive?" Side note: Hedwig is a snowy owl. They have white feathers with black spots that act as camouflage when they're hunting, their wing feathers are ruffled to muffle their wing flaps so prey animals don't hear them coming (like all owls, really) and they're the only birds in the world whose feet aren't bare, due to their habitat being snowy areas, like the Arctic Tundra.
It's not really explained in the movie but..... Lucius Malfoy was going to use Avada Kedavra (The Killing Curse) on Harry Potter in broad daylight just outside Dumbledore's office. Dobby literally saved his life.
The spell is unnamed in the book. It's just that Jason Isaac only remember Avada Kadavra at the time. It would be foolish for him to use AK just because of an elf.
since I saw you mention targarians haha I on't doubt the malfoys also inbred to keep the family pure and that's why they all have the same hair. And have you guys noticed filch is walderfrey??
Half-bloods and mud-bloods are two separate things in this universe. The first is when a muggle and a wizard have a kid. The second is when a kid with magic pops up in a family of muggles. Most of the time there is magic way back somewhere in the family line. So Harry is a half-blood
Thank you for this info! What do you call a mudblood in normal terms that does not offend anyone then? Lol we’ve been trying to figure this out. We understand it’s a slur so we don’t want to use it offensively. But what do you a call a person who has magic that’s born into a muggle family without calling them that derogatory term? 🤔
You should definitely watch all of the movies. It's a really fun story. If you liked the first two movies, the story just grows more interesting. Thanks for reacting to the first two, I've greatly enjoyed both reactions.
The ultimate consequence of certain families being obsessed with blood status is that those families become extremely inbred, to their detriment. The movies don't cover this, but if you read the books it becomes important later on.
Tom Marvolo Riddle a.k.a. Lord Voldemort is half-blood because father is a Muggle and his mother is a full-blood witch from the family of Salazar Slitherine and she died in the orphanage when Tom Marvolo Riddle was born.
Unfortunately the movies don't do a very good job at explaining lineage. None of the following appears in the movies because the film makers just didnt think it was important enough. Mudblood is when both of your parents are non-magical. Hermione is a 'mudblood' because both of her parents are muggles. Harry's parents are BOTH magical but he is closer to half-blood because harry's mom comes from an all muggle family (harry's aunt on his mom's side is who harry stays with and then the uncle is only related to harry through marriage). The term 'mudblood' could be applied to Harry's mom. Volde is pretty much the definition of half blood because his mom, Merope, was as pure of a pure blood as you can get (she is from the direct line of salazar slytherin), and his dad was a regular muggle named Tom Riddle (Senior). Voldemort was named after his dad, who left Merope while she was still pregnant with voldemort. Voldemort later repays this act by tracking down his father and killing him (all backstory never shown in the films). There's more to the stories but I would wait until after finishing the series if you want to do a deeper dive into the lineages of any of the characters.
I'm stoned. I usually watch your guys' ATLA reactions. I swear on my life it took me to 0:42 to realize I didn't click on one 😂😂😂 All the dialog makes sense until "books" because obviously you guys are on book 3.
Lucius Malfoy's line "Let us hope Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day" was ad libbed. The actor was trying to trip up Daniel Radcliffe as a joke. Instead Daniel replied as Harry would have "Don't worry. I will be." The director loved it so he left it in.
Voldemort is not a mudblood, he is a Half-Blood one of his parents is a wizard or a witch the other is not that makes him a Half-Blood like Harry. What makes you a mudblood is if both your parents are Muggles.
Argus Filch is not a wizard, he's a 'squib', the opposite of Hermione. His parents are magical, he is not. So he hates the students. His name 'Argos' is from Greek myth: a creature with 50 eyes who sees everything. Also a 'filch' is an untrustworthy Victorian urchin! You will see a Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw in the 4th film and Griffindor play Hufflepuff in the next one. There is an important Ravenclaw in the 5th to 8th films.
Just to clarify some confusion: Mudbloods are witches and wizards who have 2 muggle parents. Halfbloods are witches and wizards who either have 1 muggle parent and one magical parent, or 1 mudblood parent and 1 pure-blood or half-blood parent. This makes Hermione a mudblood because both her parents are muggles. Lily Potter (Harry's mother) was also a mudblood because both of her parents were also muggles. Harry is a halfblood because his mother was a mudblood witch and his father was a pure-blood wizard. Voldemort is also a halfblood because his father was a muggle and his mother was a witch. Mudbloods are able to exist because of what is called a Squib. A Squib is a person born from 2 magical parents, but for some reason does not have any magical powers. Filtch the Hogwarts caretaker is a Squib. Hermione and Lily Potter would have had a Squib who married one of their ancestors in their family tree. That recessive magical gene would have been passed down until it "activated" in Hermione and Lily. It would act like any other recessive gene. The Squib does not have any magical powers, but they still carry the magical gene in their blood. A Squib is basically the complete opposite of a mudblood.
I am a Hufflepuff by choice. Sorting quizzes put me in Gryffindor (authority issues) but Hufflepuff values are mine. Inclusion, friendship loyalty and food. In that order.
You guys, Admiral Zhao from ATLA was voiced by Jason Isaacs, the actor of Lucius Malfoy😊 Quite fitting. Also, Volddmorts Mum was a pureblood, his dad a muggleborn, Harry's mum was muggleborn and his dad a pureblood, so they're both halfbloods. When you speak about muggleborns, it's best not to say mudblood. That just feels like a slur, because it is in the books, so please don't say it. Say muggleborns instead. Hermione's parents are both muggles, but in some people the magic appears just like that or they had an ancestor and ths magic was dormant for a while🤷🏽♀️ pureblood have purebloods as parents, so their lineage is purely magical. A halfblood has a pureblood for a parent, and a muggle or a muggleborn. You're also considered pureblood if it has been more than three generations since a muggle or muggleborn. 😊
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Just fyi : 32:12 "Can snake smell ?" _"No they don't have a nose"
Well, in fact not only they DO smell, but they use it a lot to track their preys.
So they have a (good) sense of smell, and even have a special organ, unique to reptiles, the Jacobson organ, that can even smell pheromones !
They use their TONGUE to catch the aerial odorous molecules and to bring them to their "palate" where their smelling organs are.
That's why snakes are regularly sticking out their tongue : they're smelling their environment to detect preys or predators.
They're gathering information.
"Didn't know you could read". This one line was improvised by Tom Felton. He actually forgot his line and said this instead. The director loved it so much he kept it. I love watching all reactors absolutely love that part!
What an interesting fact! Agreed, love to see when actors improvise!
@@MeeshDeeReacts Apparently Tom Felton was really liked and popular amongst the other kids on set and Emma Watson had a bit of a crush on him at the time.
Another moment with Tom is when everyone was clapping at Hagrid’s return, he stop Doyle and the other (I forgot his name) because it wasn’t in the script but it inadvertently added to Malfoys character
@@MeeshDeeReacts hope read this not many see or respond to my messages. Just by the movies you saw so far, and from the books, few things Hermione is overdone due to the writer he loved her character the best so basically, he writes her more of others lines from the book to make her smarter than she is. TO which only movie watchers thinks hes not very flawed, when she is. ONLY the first 2 movies id say is more to the book then the others. Why for movies their the 2 best due to this.
Other note from movie 1, Ron does the Troll by his own thinking not Hermiones help, he also tells Hermione your a witch or not, showing hes the least panic one of all 3. She panics over the devils snare to think she cant do fire without a match, which leads Ron to saying tha. He also if noticed tried to jinx Malfoy when he insulted her, this is what you though few watchers noticed in this., though books do better at it. ALso Ron's biggest fear is spiders, for when he was young his brother turned his teddybear into a spider.
Though Ron in all these movies gets basically castrated from how brave and loyal he is in the books, never think hes a blundering idiot. He has what many boys have and girls too doubt in themselves, he has a popular sister, brother 5 of them if correct that are either popular or very gifted. He is seen as a runt, in the books its said that Mrs Weasley wanted a daughter when Ron was born, so he feels unwanted she also though accident of all the kids, forgets he hates Marroon, and cornbeef, so he is lanky freckled in the book he sees himself as ugly and not good enough, but as from Chess, and being brave to die for his friends loyality and bravery is in him, he took the slugs for her, in the forest in the book he looks towards the castle , saying to Harry no lets go in the forest for Hermione. Thus as hints .. your getting warmer when you said he likes her. But she is just like him book Hermione is a nerd average look, buck teeth bushy hair she dont see herself as beautiful even in the books she says i am not beautiful so dont say it, doubting her looks, same as Ron, she is smart for she is muggleborn and needs to be smart to fit in so ... Think the same of Ron Hermione, to average looks 2 feelings of doubts in 2 different ways. To ashaemd to admit. What you know is there. :) To me that is a good story telling and your only on 2.
@@senzanome7302 Crabbe and Goyle
FunFact: Snakes smell with thier tounges. That's why they're always sticking them out. They stick it out to catch particles and then pull it back in and put into an organ in roof of thier mouth called a Jacobson's Organ, which "reads" the particles and that's how they smell.
But that basilisk wasn't doing that, so maybe it doesn't have as a good sense of "smell" like other snakes.
😱🤯 that’s dope! Snakes still creep me out lol but the whole Slytherin / basilisk theme in this movie was super interesting and eerie 🙏🏽
yeee they spread fake facts and news, boooo
The Weasleys are pure blood wizards , but most pure blood families look down on them because they are accepting of muggles .
"He's handsome" YESSSS GIRL, it's Tommy boy
Tom riddle?
Harry stabbed the diary because Voldemort said that he preserved himself in the diary. Basilisk fangs are sharp and venomous, so stabbing the diary with the fang could damage the book, and poison the part that was preserved.
22,31, Yes Hagrid WAS a student..but falsely accused and expelled from school. He's OFFICALLY banned from carrying a wand or using magic. UNOFFICALLY, trained by Dumbledore and McGonnagal privately , He now carries his wand in the handle of an umbrella, concealled in his trench coat.
Part of the sad reality of a film series that has older actors. We lose them. The actors who portayed Snape (Alan Rickman) and Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane) have passed, as well as both actors who portrayed Dumbledore. Richard Harris played him in the 1st 2 films and then Michael Gambon played the rest of the series. Gambon sadly passed I believe this past September. Harris passed just prior to this film opening in the U.S.
Magic in Harry Potter is genetic in origin. There is a magic gene that all people who use magic possess, but sometimes this gene can become recessive, leading to what is called a 'Squib' or a person with magic parents but no ability in magic themselves. Hermione is a muggleborn, so she had a Squib ancestor who married into regular muggles, and then she won the genetic lottery and had the magic gene come to the forefront, giving her powers.
And as far as blood status, they are as follows.
-Pureblood- all four grandparents are wizards
-Halfblood- one parent is muggle/muggleborn and the other a pureblood or halfblood
-Muggleborn- both parents are muggles. Mudblood is a slur.
not really. You need both magical parents to be considered a pureblood by most of the magic world, not grandparents. Unfortunately, racists like the Malfoys do not consider muggleborn as wizard at all, so if one of your parent is a muggleborn, they consider him/her as a muggle and you as a halfblood. The point is that by this definition you need all pure wizard grandparents to be considered a pureblood by them, but - for this reason - they too need to be purebloods so all your grand grandparents need to be purebloods too, and so on. Except, there is no wizard with such a family tree, so those racist families just blatanly lie about their ancestors.
Anyway, Tom Riddle IS a halfblood, and he is so ashamed of it that he forged another identity for himself.
@@mimmo4762 I don't really think people who doesn't care about blood status care about how to define pure-blood. Only families who obsess over blood purity care, and so far the only used definition I've seen is if both of your grandparents *and* both of your parents are magic (this last clause is important because if one of your parents is a squib, you won't be considered pure-blood).
So through gene editing us muggles could make wizards and witches while wizards and witches are powerless about the decline of the wizard and witch population.
God, I love sience. Magic may be mighty but science is mightier.
Harry is a half blood, his dad is a pure blood and his mother is muggleborn
To clarify why this makes Harry half-blood. Even though both of his parents are magic, his maternal grandparents weren't, and you are only considered pure-blood if both of your grandparents and both of your parents are magic.
Muggleborn, like Hermione, meaning no known magic in their ancestry.
@@hartjohnson2975 No muggle borns have magic in their family line it's just repressed in some of the generations and it shows up somewhere down the line .
Mudblood is a slur only used for wizards and witches who have no magical parents/family like hermione...no one in her family has magic. Harry has a dad who is 100% from a wizards family, and his mom is a witch like hermione with no magical family such as the dursleys. That's why he is considered a halfblood. The same for voldermort i don't want to spoil anything but so far what has been told to you guys is that his dad is a full muggle no magic what so ever and he made no mention of his mom although if he is their hier of slytherin it make sense to assume his mom was a full witch with a magical family.
35:35 Something I didn't realize until I re-watched this as an adult that guy was really about to kill a kid in broad daylight in the middle of the school where the headmaster in like 25 feet away in his office. LOL he was straight up about to use avada kedavra 🤣
not in the book
That was improvised
22:04 fun fact- the actress who played Myrtle was like 40 when she did this part😂
Wait, really?
@@mayalackman7581 yep!
That was really surprising when I first came to know it.
I thought Myrtle was Harry in wig the first time I watched the movie
She was she was 37
I’m really glad that you’re enjoying the story because it only gets better from here on out.
I took the test way back and found that I am Ravenclaw.😢 I wanted to be Griffindor. Wonderful reaction ❤️❤️!!!
Thanks for watching this series with us too! We are loving it so far 😍
I'm a Ravenclaw too even if I am 61 I love this stuff
Voldemorts a half blood. Loved the reaction 😂
Voldemorts father was a muggle named Tom Riddle who was the son of a local muggle Nobleman, his mother was Merope Gaunt, her father was Marvolo Gaunt and the Gaunt family tree could be traced back to Salazar Slytherin. Merope fell in love with Tom Sr but he didn't love her back so she used a love potion on him to get him to marry her. He abandoned her after she got pregnant and she died after giving birth to him. This is why he has no faith in love and thinks death is the worst thing ever for a magical person.
@@spanners7343 he was conceived while his dad was under a love potion. his mom basically r8pd his dad so he literally cant love or feel love
A few words about wands:
Wands channel magic power the way pipes channel water or wires channel electricity.
The wizard/witch channels magic energy through their body and directs it through the wand.
The physical makeup of the wand (core material, wood used, length) adds certain properties to the wand that can affect the magic expressed through it as well as affect the wizard or witch brandishing the wand.
Ollivander says "The wand chooses the wizard"; there is enough vital magical force that runs through a wand to give it a certain sentience. This means some wands work better with a particular wizard/witch than another might. The wand bonds with the wizard/witch it chooses and remains loyal to that wizard/witch, its true master.
That said, wands have pride; they will not associate with a 'loser'. Your wand will serve, support, and protect you UNLESS another wizard/witch disarms you. If you are disarmed of your wand, the wand shifts its allegiance to the wizard/witch who beat you by disarming you.
A fine point in definition: Theft of a wand is not the same as disarmament.
To disarm an opponent in fair conflict is noble, and a wand will accept the result.
But to steal a wand is ignoble, disreputable; a wand will not honor such a transfer.
And if someone tries to curse or harm someone with their own stolen wand, the wand will not only resist the attempt but crack or break rather than harm its true master.
A wand can be loaned to another witch/wizard by its true master, but there's no guarantee the wand will work adequately for the borrower. Wands work best when the WAND chooses the wizard(/witch), not when someone else does. Loaned wands are rarely a good match for the wizard/witch. Ron comes from a financially-challenged family; he's the 6th child and has hand-me-down robes and school supplies, including an older brother's wand. It has held him back somewhat in Hogwarts that the mismatch of wand and wizard has interfered with the efficacy of the magic he has tried to perform with it.
Finally, just as crossed or compromised wires can glitch and damaged pipes can affect water pressure or create leaks, a broken wand is very difficult to repair; most wizards/witches replace broken wands. Otherwise, their magic will be sub-par. In Ron's case, his magic was either ineffectual (see the partial transfiguration of his rat into a water goblet) and the rebounding of his slug-eating spell.
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The actress who plays Moaning Myrtle was in her late 30s during this film.
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No, Tom Riddle/Voldemort is NOT a 'mudblood', not a muggleborn.
He's a half-blood.
His father was a muggle, but his mother was a witch.
He has magical ancestry.
In fact, his magical ancestry can be traced back through his mother to the great Salazar Slytherin; Tom/Voldemort is Salazar's heir.
My favorite part of the movie is definitely Doby getting set free, I love that little guy even though he did the wrong stuff for the right reason and never failed to make me laugh 😂. I’ve mostly always got Ravenclaw for quizzes but I feel like both Meesh & Dee are Gryffindor tbh, would love to see the results of a quiz though
Thanks for watching with us!! 🥰🙏🏽 we love Dobby too! I loved the part at the end when Harry set him free of the Malfoys. Harry’s so clever 🧦 lol
We’ll be taking a sorting house quiz soon 😉🔮
In the wizarding world "mudblood" is a degrading term, the word you often hear in polite conversation is "muggleborn". A muggleborn has two nonmagical parents, while a "pure-blood" has two magical parents. When someone has one magical and one non magical parent, they are considered "half blood."
Fun fact: Most Wizards are half blood. If wizards didn't marry muggles they'd be in danger of going extinct. A lot of the remaining pure blood lines all have connections to each other. As a lot of them had to have inter house marriages to keep the blood pure.
Tom Marvolo Riddle is a combination of his father's and his grandfather's name. Tom Riddle was the name of his father and Marvolo Gaunt the name of his grandfather. The Gaunts are descendants of Salazar Slytherin. Lord Voldemort is the last in the line and the heir of Slytherin. He is a Half-Blood, like Harry is one as well, because his Mum was a witch and his Dad a muggle.
Forgive me maybe I read it wrong but Harry’s father was a pure blood his mother was muggle born
Omg Dee you're right Fawkes is literally a tear-bender 😭😭😂
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Harry landed in a creepy home/furniture shop called Borgin & Burke's, which is in Knockturn Alley, the creepy alley near Diagon Alley. We'll see more of this shop and Knockturn Alley later.
You also forgot about the important end credit. This is the only Harry Potter film to have an end credit.
It’s not exactly that important, but it is good to see that Lockhart lost his marbles completely
@@CreeperBoyGamingyt In the Order of the Phoenix book, they meet up with Lockhart in the psychiatric ward at St Mungo's Hospital. He still gets a lot of fan mail there, but has no idea why.
I think snakes smell with their tongue, thats why they stick their tongue out and winngle it around all the time. But the basilisk didn't do that so it technically shouldn't be smelling anything. The nose holes should only be for breathing, not smelling.
Love the videos the third and fifth r my favorite movies can't wait
First of all I didn't even realize that u started Harry Potter 😅😅. Like I'm subscribed but this didn't come on my feed. But regardless ur going to love the movies.
The Harry Potter movie adaptations are probably one of the better books to movies adaptions.
I have a bunch of stuff I wanna say.
• Dobby is precious 🥺. U will grow to love him the more u get into the movies.
• Dobby physically cannot tell Harry the full plot. He is bound by magic not to divulge his master's (Lucius Malfoy's) secrets. Even telling Harry as much as he did compelled Dobby to seriously injure himself as punishment, divulging everything may very well have killed him.
• In the book, Arthur Weasley (Ron's dad) & Lucius Malfoy have a literal fist fight in the bookshop after Malfoy's taunting. It's all a ploy of Malfoy's of course, he needed a distraction to slip the diary into Ginny's cauldron. She was directly targeted by the way, part of Malfoy's plan was to discredit Arthur so as to block new, muggle-friendly legislation Arthur was championing at the Ministry.
• Taking the car is probably the most stupid decision anyone makes in all 7 books. Harry literally has an owl. All they needed to do was scribble a quick note saying the gateway was sealed, address it to either Mr or Mrs Weasley & Hedwig would have had it to them in minutes. They then could simply have returned to the Weasley's house & used Floo powder to travel to Hogsmeade (a wizard village near Hogwarts) then hiked the 15mins up to the school. Not that I've thought about this a lot or anything.....
• The blood/Magic hierarchy explained as well as I could:
Muggles = Non magic folk
Pure blood = magic child born from magic parents
Halfblood = One magic and one non magic parent
Mudblood = magic child born from non magic parents
Squibs = Non magic child born from magic parents but can still see and interact with the magic world (still can't use it tho)
• Now about Hermione: She is probably like my favorite character, but you should know, that in the films they made her pretty much perfect. In the books, she is great but she had her flaws like pride and getting anxious in dangerous situations. That made her feel much more real than film Hermione.
• They also screwed Ron over, he is a lot braver in the books and actually has street smarts cause he is the only one, who grew up in the wizarding world. As an example in the books Hermione has no idea what mudblood means. How could she? Its a magical world slur. She was only one year in Hogwarts at the time. So its Ron who explains it, while vomiting slugs. Oh, and Ron is quite nicer in the books.
• Like heres another example right here (from the book):
"D'you think I should have told them about that voice I heard?"
"No," said Ron, without hesitation. "Hearing voices no one else can hear isn't a good sign, even in the wizarding world."
Something in Ron's voice made Harry ask, "You do believe me, don't you?"
"'Course I do," said Ron quickly.
But as u see in the movie it's handed over to Hermione. SMH.
• Brewing the polyjuice potion is probably the most impressive thing Hermione does in the entire series. That is a 6th year potion & only the best of the best 6 years would be expected to be able to brew it. It is extremely advanced magic for a witch of her age. Props to her 👏.
• Voldemort, or "vol de mort" means "thief of death" in French.
Great reaction 😌😊. Have a wonderful day.
Yay!!! We’re absolutely thrilled that you are now joining us on our Harry Potter journey. 😍Your insights are truly valuable! As noobies to Harry Potter, both of us have so much to learn.
Leave it to Mohammad to expertly explain the blood/magic hierarchy(Me & Dee kept going back and forth trying to figure it out). 😂We truly appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and enlighten us with your comments - they are pure gold!
Wishing you a wonderful day as well 🥰
A little correction... Pure bloods are wizards who have magical blood on both sides of parentage going back centuries i.e several dozen generations back... There are 28 recognized pureblood families in Britain and Ireland and are known as Sacred 28.
Half bloods are wizards whose parentage is either a combination of a muggle parent and a wizard/witch...Or Half bloods can have both parents as a wizard and witch but the family magical blood ancestry on both or even one side is of only couple or few generations back.
For example if a Pureblood marries a half blood their child will be a half blood.
If a Pureblood marries a muggle born wizard/witch their child will be a half blood.
If a half blood marries a muggle born witch/wizard their child will be half blood.
If a half blood marries a half blood then their child will be a half blood.
If two muggle born witch or wizard marry each other their child will be half blood.
Only when a Pureblood marries a Pureblood then only their child is a considered a pureblood.
Even Dumbledore is a half blood despite having magical parentage on both sides.
Moaning Myrtle was actually not a child actress in this movie, during the filming of chamber of secrets the actress was 35 years old and Tom is a halfblood not a mudblood because his mom is a witch and his dad is a muggle, wizards or witches with two muggle parents are considered mud bloods
Technically, in the case of the car, they aren't using magic. They're using a car that has already been enchanted.
Yes, of course you should watch the rest of the series and take the House quiz (and select your patronus and wand, if you like). Love the reactions! I think you'll like the 3rd movie... it's one of my favs. Keep it going, Meesh and Dee 👍 I liked the fact that Harry tricked Malfoy into freeing his elf, Dobby.
We definitely will take the House quiz 🤩🙌🏽 thanks so much for watching along with us and can’t wait to react to the rest of the series with y’all! Which house are you?! 🧐⚡️
I got Gryffindor 👍@@MeeshDeeReacts
21:13 “Little” being subjective. The actress was actually like 35-40 when this movie was filmed.
The actress who plays Morning Myrtle was 33 when she made this movie. There are Pure Bloods, Half Bloods (Harry & Tom), and Mud Bloods,
I’m here 😊 Such a great reaction. Next movie is my favorite one! ❤
Yay!! Thanks for watching ATLA & HP with us 🤩💕
Muggle is the name given to non-magic people. Harry's mother and father were both magical, but his mother came from non-magical parents, muggles - just like Hermione. Ron and Draco come from families where magic on both sides goes back for generations. The Malfoys and many Slytherins, refer to these people as pure-bloods; technically, the Weasleys are also pure-bloods but they would never use the term as they don't believe blood status has any value or significance. The term 'Mudblood' is derogatory, used only by people who believe blood status matters. Harry and Voldemort are both half-bloods as Harry's mother and Voldemort's father were muggle-born, the difference being that Voldemort's father was not magical. In later books, we come to learn a lot more about why he resented his father - also named Tom Riddle - so much. Sadly, the movies don't do a great job explaining it.
Really love these reactions cant wait for the other parts!
Yess!! We’ll be dropping the other parts soon 😊🙏🏽
In the first movie, when Hermione is showing them Gryphendore's trophy case. On the plaque of notable Seekers with James Potter named. McGonagall's name is on it as well.
She was a seeker when attending Hogwarts.
Im happy to be on this journey, im reading the books right now and im on half blood prince. I never got the chance to read them as a kid, but i got to see the movies 😍 the actors all did fantasticly at their roles.
Thank you for joining with us! 🥰🙌🏽
FYI, in the Harry Potter universe, calling a person "mudblood" is akin to calling a black person the n-word. The preferred term is "muggle-born".
18:14 Meeting called!
Filch: Harry sus! Harry on body in hall.
its so insane hearing you call muggle borns mudbloods so candidly lol I know it's not a real slur/curse but I guess I've never heard it used so often lmaoooo no hate fs just an observation
Fun to see your reactions to this one! Some clarifications that aren't touched upon in the movies.
1. Can anyone just follow the Hogwarts express? Well, not exactly. Hogwarts and its transportation system is enchanted by a ton of concealment and muggle repelling charms to ensure that muggles won't find them. If a muggle hiker suddenly find themselves near Hogwarts, they will just see a bunch of ruins with danger signs. The concealment charms conceals stuff and the muggle repelling charm influence the muggle's psyche so that they won't go near wizarding settlements or places like Hogwarts (e.g., the charm will make them remember something urgent, causing them to turn the other way). If a muggle is exposed to magic for whatever reason, the ministry will deploy obliviators to remove any memory that muggle has of magic.
2. Voldemort is not a muggle-born (or "mudblood" being the derogatory term), he is half-blood. Most wizards, including Harry, are half-blood. Pure-blood and muggle-born wizards and witches are more uncommon. A muggle-born is someone with no magic parents at all, which is why neither Harry nor Voldemort is considered muggle-born. In order to be considered pure-blood both of your grandparents *and* both of your parents must be witches and wizards. Since there are so few pure-blood families left, the families obsessed with blood status would do inbreeding in order to maintain their blood status.
36:44 It's never brought up in the movies but house elves feel great satisfaction and pride in being servants, as shown here they are actually pretty strong magically but prefer to serve witches and wizards. Most view being given clothes and released as a punishment but the Malfoys were just so horrible to Dobby it's not so much he wanted freedom as he wanted to be away from them.
I wondered into a bookshop like the cover, read the first page hooked , sometime
Later it was talk about on the news , J.K. Rowling words & my mind seeing the
Characters come to life
Not everyone at Hogwarts is a wizard
Filch, the janitor/goblin man as you called him is what they call a Squib.
It's like a reverse Hermione. He was born to magic parents but has no magical ability himself
Voldemort's mother fell in love with a muggle the son of a wealthy family. She charmed him and after she got pregnant, she undone the charm and he refused to have anything to do with him. That is why Voldemort killed his father and grandparents.
7.20..the Owl's reaction was perfect.
Snakes do have a nose and don’t go off vibration they have heat pits and use there tongue to taste where the prey is
31:00 Half Blood, muggle father witch mother.
Enjoying your reactions. I hope you do continue the series. ~When you do the house quiz, make sure you do the one from Pottermore.
Thank you! Yess, the plan is to finish the entire HP series with y’all ☺️🙌🏽 we’ll be doing the Pottermore sorting house quiz too!
Welcome to the Wizarding World. This made my childhood better. Greetings from México ❤
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2 actors were used for Dumbledore because the first actor died between the filming of the 2nd and 3rd movie.
Richard Harris played Dumbledore for the first two movies before he passed away, then Michael Gambon took over for the remaining movies he's actually the one that just recently passed away.
I thought robbie coltrane was the most recent? Now im more sad 😢
This is my favorite movie of the series since I first saw it as a kid. Glad to be able to see y’all react to this 🎉
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The kids seemingly jump in age due to the shooting schedule. Principal photography is done during about eight weeks, then its a wait for the actors for almost a year before shooting the next movie. Thus the kids don't seem to age during the schoolyear.
In the first movie, on the very first day of shooting two scenes were shot, which in the edited movie takes place about 10 months apart. The departure of the train from Hogsmeade is shot first in daylight, followed by the arrival of the train at Hogsmeade, shot in the evening.
Tricky, weather-dependant location shoots are often planned early in the schedule so that the producers have room to alter the plans. (They are shooting at Goathland station on North Yorkshire Moor heritage railway).
In the Wizarding World of Harry Potter it’s some people called Squibs that are born to magical parents with the children having no powers at all
Dumbledore never sent his Phoenix over the hat or the sword down to Harry, the Phoenix came to Harry because he should download your true loyalty down in the Chamber of Secrets so he brought the hats to Aid Harry
FYI. The reason snakes flick there tongues out is to taste sent particles in the air.
This is their way of smelling. ✌❤🇬🇧
It’s only been a year 2002
The actress who played Moaning Myrtle was 35 when this movie was filmed.
I'm Ravenclaw and my son is Hufflepuff. I found your channel recently, and started going back through your uploads. You two are great! Subscribed! 😁 Cheers!
Hi there! We love hearing what houses you both are in 🤩 that’s awesome! Thanks for watching along with us too, we really appreciate it! 🥰🙏🏼❤️
@MeeshDeeReacts Just finished your Prisoner of Azkaban reaction. 😊
"There is no Hogwarts without you Hagrid" 😢
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24:10 He may look like a Targaryen, but Lucius Malfoy sounds more like an Admiral Zhao.
Loving your new HP adventure!
Thanks for watching with us! 🥹🫶🏼
In the books, it was revealed that Voldemort cursed the position of Defense Against Dark Arts teacher so that nobody would last longer than a year. The curse is also well known among the wizard community, so very few people actually apply for the job. Thus, Dumbledore has to scrape the bottom of the barrel when choosing people. Lockhart's best quality as a candidate was that je didn't work for Voldemort.
I'm not gonna lie....when I first saw the basilisk in this movie, I had the same reaction Ron had with Aragog. (side note: I am NOT fearful of snakes or spiders). Also, every time I hear Hermione say "She's a little sensitive" to describe Moaning Myrtle, I always have the same first thought: A LITTLE sensitive?"
Side note: Hedwig is a snowy owl. They have white feathers with black spots that act as camouflage when they're hunting, their wing feathers are ruffled to muffle their wing flaps so prey animals don't hear them coming (like all owls, really) and they're the only birds in the world whose feet aren't bare, due to their habitat being snowy areas, like the Arctic Tundra.
Remember there time at Hogwarts was during the 90’s
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35:50 correct
Voldemort isnt a mudblood. He's Half-blood
Each movie gets progressively darker as the actors get older.
It's not really explained in the movie but.....
Lucius Malfoy was going to use Avada Kedavra (The Killing Curse) on Harry Potter in broad daylight just outside Dumbledore's office.
Dobby literally saved his life.
The spell is unnamed in the book. It's just that Jason Isaac only remember Avada Kadavra at the time. It would be foolish for him to use AK just because of an elf.
@@blameitondanny yes spot on
20:48 that wasn’t in the script just something the actor came up with
since I saw you mention targarians haha I on't doubt the malfoys also inbred to keep the family pure and that's why they all have the same hair. And have you guys noticed filch is walderfrey??
So true! lol that would be crazy if that was also the case with the Malfoys… 🫨
Yes! The entire time we kept calling Filch by Walder Frey lol
Both Harry and Riddle had magical parents. Even when one of them were muggle and mudblood. They both are considered half-blood.
I almost lost it when you called Dobby a little terrorist at the beginning XD
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Half-bloods and mud-bloods are two separate things in this universe. The first is when a muggle and a wizard have a kid. The second is when a kid with magic pops up in a family of muggles. Most of the time there is magic way back somewhere in the family line. So Harry is a half-blood
Thank you for this info! What do you call a mudblood in normal terms that does not offend anyone then? Lol we’ve been trying to figure this out. We understand it’s a slur so we don’t want to use it offensively. But what do you a call a person who has magic that’s born into a muggle family without calling them that derogatory term? 🤔
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Snakes can smell in fact their sense of smell is way better than humans.
You should definitely watch all of the movies. It's a really fun story. If you liked the first two movies, the story just grows more interesting. Thanks for reacting to the first two, I've greatly enjoyed both reactions.
Thanks for watching with us 🥹 we’re definitely going to see this series through the end so we can’t wait to watch with y’all 🙏🏽
The bad part/dark part of the Diagon Alley is the Knockturn Alley.
Tom Riddle is a half blood, his mother was a witch and his father was muggle
The ultimate consequence of certain families being obsessed with blood status is that those families become extremely inbred, to their detriment. The movies don't cover this, but if you read the books it becomes important later on.
Tom Marvolo Riddle a.k.a. Lord Voldemort is half-blood because father is a Muggle and his mother is a full-blood witch from the family of Salazar Slitherine and she died in the orphanage when Tom Marvolo Riddle was born.
he knows that the cloak was his fathers it was written on the letter, he doesnt know who sent him the cloak tho
Unfortunately the movies don't do a very good job at explaining lineage. None of the following appears in the movies because the film makers just didnt think it was important enough.
Mudblood is when both of your parents are non-magical.
Hermione is a 'mudblood' because both of her parents are muggles.
Harry's parents are BOTH magical but he is closer to half-blood because harry's mom comes from an all muggle family (harry's aunt on his mom's side is who harry stays with and then the uncle is only related to harry through marriage). The term 'mudblood' could be applied to Harry's mom.
Volde is pretty much the definition of half blood because his mom, Merope, was as pure of a pure blood as you can get (she is from the direct line of salazar slytherin), and his dad was a regular muggle named Tom Riddle (Senior). Voldemort was named after his dad, who left Merope while she was still pregnant with voldemort. Voldemort later repays this act by tracking down his father and killing him (all backstory never shown in the films).
There's more to the stories but I would wait until after finishing the series if you want to do a deeper dive into the lineages of any of the characters.
I'm stoned. I usually watch your guys' ATLA reactions. I swear on my life it took me to 0:42 to realize I didn't click on one 😂😂😂 All the dialog makes sense until "books" because obviously you guys are on book 3.
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The third movie is good gets bit darker
Pure-blood Superiority is what Voldemort campain was about
Lucius Malfoy's line "Let us hope Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day" was ad libbed. The actor was trying to trip up Daniel Radcliffe as a joke. Instead Daniel replied as Harry would have "Don't worry. I will be." The director loved it so he left it in.
That’s an interesting fun fact! 🙌🏽
Amazing series
You guys have to watch the 20th Anniversary Reunion when you're done with the series.
Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban 4th movie is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
i can't take away my attention to their PC cable mangement its OCDing me,
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Voldemort is not a mudblood, he is a Half-Blood one of his parents is a wizard or a witch the other is not that makes him a Half-Blood like Harry. What makes you a mudblood is if both your parents are Muggles.
Keep in mind for a later movie the actress who played moaning Myrtle was at the time in her 30’s for her whole role 😅😭😂😂
Voldemort had a muggle father and witch mother. So he's a half-blood.
Argus Filch is not a wizard, he's a 'squib', the opposite of Hermione. His parents are magical, he is not. So he hates the students. His name 'Argos' is from Greek myth: a creature with 50 eyes who sees everything. Also a 'filch' is an untrustworthy Victorian urchin! You will see a Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw in the 4th film and Griffindor play Hufflepuff in the next one. There is an important Ravenclaw in the 5th to 8th films.
Just to clarify some confusion:
Mudbloods are witches and wizards who have 2 muggle parents.
Halfbloods are witches and wizards who either have 1 muggle parent and one magical parent, or 1 mudblood parent and 1 pure-blood or half-blood parent.
This makes Hermione a mudblood because both her parents are muggles. Lily Potter (Harry's mother) was also a mudblood because both of her parents were also muggles. Harry is a halfblood because his mother was a mudblood witch and his father was a pure-blood wizard. Voldemort is also a halfblood because his father was a muggle and his mother was a witch.
Mudbloods are able to exist because of what is called a Squib. A Squib is a person born from 2 magical parents, but for some reason does not have any magical powers. Filtch the Hogwarts caretaker is a Squib. Hermione and Lily Potter would have had a Squib who married one of their ancestors in their family tree. That recessive magical gene would have been passed down until it "activated" in Hermione and Lily. It would act like any other recessive gene. The Squib does not have any magical powers, but they still carry the magical gene in their blood. A Squib is basically the complete opposite of a mudblood.
Great reaction guys. One little ting though. You need to raise the level of the film sound, can barely hear it.
I am a Hufflepuff by choice. Sorting quizzes put me in Gryffindor (authority issues) but Hufflepuff values are mine. Inclusion, friendship loyalty and food. In that order.
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The movies mature as the kids do. Gets much darker
You guys, Admiral Zhao from ATLA was voiced by Jason Isaacs, the actor of Lucius Malfoy😊 Quite fitting.
Also, Volddmorts Mum was a pureblood, his dad a muggleborn, Harry's mum was muggleborn and his dad a pureblood, so they're both halfbloods. When you speak about muggleborns, it's best not to say mudblood. That just feels like a slur, because it is in the books, so please don't say it. Say muggleborns instead.
Hermione's parents are both muggles, but in some people the magic appears just like that or they had an ancestor and ths magic was dormant for a while🤷🏽♀️ pureblood have purebloods as parents, so their lineage is purely magical. A halfblood has a pureblood for a parent, and a muggle or a muggleborn. You're also considered pureblood if it has been more than three generations since a muggle or muggleborn. 😊