I remember at first I was a big fan of Harry Potter. But after rewatching the whole series movies, I started to have a different reaction. Now it’s one of my all time favorites! Including the ride at Universal Studios. I haven’t played the game Hogwarts yet, still have yet to try it!
bro i recently played hogwarts legacy like two months ago, and holy moly, it is a beautiful game. the castle and the world you can explore are so insanely detailed. the only problem is that you get addicted to it amd you 100% the game relatively quick. wish the game was bigger.
It's been a quick minute since you've watched Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone. Glade to see you're continuing. Daniel Radcliffe was 12 during filming Chamber Of Secrets, Shirley Henderson (Moaning Myrtle) was 36. Keep that in mind.
One of the things I love about this film is that it plays fair. You can see Tom's diary getting slipped into the cauldron; it's right there if you look for it. The clues are there.
And 16:41 is the point where you should have figured out that the monster is a snake. Then later come the dead roosters, and so on. The fact that Hermione was the only one in 50 years to figure it all out is just top notch comedy. 😂👍🏻
This one has my two favorite Hagrid/Robbie Coltrane moments in the whole series. 2nd favorite is the ovation he receives from the students and faculty of Hogwarts at the end. My favorite is the part when he is comforting Hermione telling her “don’t you think on it”. It’s beautifully acted by Coltrane (RIP) and always gives me the feels.
Hagrid's biggest regret in life, as he'd tell Harry while drunk at Aragog's funeral, was that he did not ignore Dumbledore's orders to bring Harry to the Dursleys. He wished he'd kept Harry and raised him, if though he admitted he didn't know what sort've life he could've offered Harry as the adopted son of a humble groundskeeper not allowed to do magic and worried he'd be ashamed of having a half-breed "Da". Harry almost cried, then told Hagrid "it'd been a brilliant life...can't think of a better Da than you." Hagrid did one of those great honking noises into the hankerchief of many colors, "Great man, Dumbledore, so great that there's oafs like meeself tha' forget he's just a man. Folk are wrong more oft than right; way of life. The Professor would be the first to admit tha'. I shoulda dun tha'." I remember crying when I read that, imagining Harry enjoying a happy childhood with Papa Hagrid at Hogwarts; his semi-indestructible Horcrux nature protecting him from Hagrid's less baby friendly creatures, maybe with a pet Hydra or something and Sirius pretending to be a stray that Harry adopted in a sort of reverse-Pettigrew situation.
*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: I always have the thought of "Harry's lucky Fawkes clawed out the Basilisk's eyes, otherwise that rock trick in the tunnel wouldn't have worked at all", combined with "Don't you dare sneeze, Harry"*
In the book, Fawkes did claw out the basilisk’s eyes. And Chris Columbus, the director of Philosopher’s Stone and Chamber of Secrets, all things considered made these films faithful adaptations to the books while taking creative liberties when he can. (Though I find Chamber of Secrets to be the superior of the two Columbus-directed films)
@@Centane I forgot one detail: *The basilisk in this movie was likely to have been a female, since males are described as having scarlet red plumage on their heads and this one didn't have it.*
A rubber duck is for visually impaired people who have a problem filling a bathtub with water and not being able to see where the water level is at. The rubber duck is there as a visual aid, they can judge how high the water is by just seeing where the rubber duck is compared to the top of the bathtub. Hope that helps ! :D
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You handled that spider scene better than I expected. Why am I disappointed? However, there was THAT one jumpscare tho so......maybe not totally disappointed. 😏😏😏😂😂😂
Don't know if you go to the theatre to watch movies, but I saw parts 4 on in theaters, would love to see parts 1,2and 3 in theaters. Final film in theaters was amazing, love how folks cosplayed for it, I love the fans of this series, yall crazy and amazing.
I never understood how the films turned out so serious, but over time I came to appreciate their approach. The books are the most brilliant genre parody ever written, and the lack of their self-awareness makes it even better. The films build on that greatly. However, I can‘t find the reaction to Philosopher‘s Stone on your channel, but I‘mg glas to be along for the ride now. The next one is a real gem.
I see you have The Book Thief on your shelf behind (by Markus Zusak if I remember). Please think about seeing the film which stars Geoffrey Rush. It is emotional.🙂
Kenneth Branagh, according to the likes of my father, it the Shakespearean actor of our time, even better than the likes of Sir Ian McKellen. Then you have Jason Isaacs, who's one of those actors who knows how to play a good villain. I keep seeing people post that Harry Potter should have given some of his inheritance to the Weasleys because they're so poor. Everytime I see that, I first think that even if Harry offered, the Weasleys were proud and humble enough not to accept it and then that while yes, Harry inherited the Potter family fortune, unlike the Malfoys, Harry is not the kind of person who flaunts his wealth around. I have seen a hilarious Halloween costume idea, in which new parents dress as Hogwarts students in Herbology class and then dress their newborn as a mandrake. This film introduces the Wizarding World's equivalent of race, with society divided between Purebloods (all magic lineage for at least 2-3 generations), Halfbloods (one magical and one muggle parent), and Muggleborns (first-generation wizard/witch). It occurred to me that our main trio includes all three; Harry is a Halfblood, Ron is a Pureblood, and Hermione is a Muggleborn. "Can you think of a better way of spending detention that helping me answer fan mail?" Mr. Filch, what was that thing about detention being serving by hanging by my thumbs in the dungeon? It's universal - when in need of medical attention, go to a professional, NOT "PROFESSOR" LOCKHART!!!!! Also, the potion Harry has to drink to regrow his bones, Skele-Gro, was developed by Linfred of Stinchcombe a.k.a. the Potterer, the founding patriarch of the Potter Family and Harry's ancestor. The Potters made their fortune in potions. It wasn't just you; a number of fans who Moaning Myrtle was played by Daniel Radcliffe in drag because of how similar the characters look, but no. Moaning Myrtle is played by Shirley Henderson, who was 37 when making Chamber of Secrets to Daniel Radcliffe's 13. I found this when looking it up for another reaction channel - it was Fawkes who gave the two tail feathers that became the cores of Harry and Voldemort's wands. "I didn't know you could read." was 100% ad lib from Tom Felton. "Why spiders?! Why couldn't it be 'follow the butterflies!'?" - This and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King are not for arachnophobes. So Salazar Slytherin, a man nicknamed "Serpent Tongue," whose emblem was a snake, who could speak Parseltongue, overall a man with a clear affinity for snakes and the creature the Ministry believes he hid in his Chamber of Secrets ... was a spider? Either Slytherin made a very off-brand move or, and I think this more likely, Cornelius Fudge is a bureaucratic idiot. Tom Marvolo Riddle = I Am Lord Voldemort. So not only was Voldemort once a Hogwarts student, he is the Heir of Slytherin. Jason Isaacs has spoken with the director about an exit line and so ad libed, "Then let us hope that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day." Not knowing about this, Daniel Radcliffe than ad libed, "Don't worry; I will be." Isaacs said in an interview that this was his favorite line in the series, messing a 13-year-old give such a bold response. Isaacs also gave the special effects team some work by swinging his cane around to hit Dobby and was about to kill Harry (he just said the first spell he could think of, which was the Killing Curse). "There's no Hogwarts without you, Hagrid." - It may have been 2 years, but that line will now always be TOO SOON!!!!!!!! Robbie Coltrane, RIP!
@@joshuawells835 Doesn‘t count, both of Harry‘s parents are magical, making him a pureblood. Draco wouldn‘t have considered him „worthy“ of friendship if Harry wasn‘t a pureblood.
@ „Officially“ by the author, but not within the universe since there is no ministry record or anything about blood status. The expressions 'pure-blood', 'half-blood' and 'Muggle-born' have been coined by people to whom these distinctions matter, and express their originators' prejudices. As far as somebody like Lucius Malfoy is concerned, for instance, a Muggle-born is as 'bad' as a Muggle. Therefore Harry would be considered only 'half' wizard, because of his mother's grandparents. But technically he is a pureblood, because on a generic level (and that is how magic works in this universe) he is born from two magical parents.
That‘s what you get when you hire a director who couldn‘t be bothered to read the book he adapted. Also, it was hard to follow the awesome Prizoner of Azkaban film by Alfonso Cuaron who meanwhile has won two Oscars.
I am watching the movies every year around christmas, so I watched this one just a few weeks ago. My least favorite movie is "The Halfblood Prince". I think it is because it is also my favorite book. The book is so much better than the movie.
Since you asked, my least favorite movie is The Goblet of Fire. Spoilers alert (kind of) I felt the contest was an unnecessary plot, illogical levels of danger, too much of an elaborated hoax just to put Harry in a particular location for the ritual. With the amount of teachers and administrators that infiltrate Hogwarts, they could have infiltrated a new teacher with a port key, snatch Harry and save 95 minutes of film. Sorry if it's someone's favorite movie in the series. This is just my personal opinion.
Ek moet sê ek geniet die een meer as die eerste een. Alhowel dit goed was raak dit meer interesant in die reeks hiervandaan. Ek hoop jy geniet dit ook soos die res van ons.
Harry Potter and the half blood prince 6th movie lest favourite Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1and 2 insane darkness and sad movies Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is mid for me my favourite is Harry Potter and the order of the phoenix even is gets dark
If Rowling would have taken Harry‘s trauma seriously, he would have been much more like Snape in personality. Harry makes friends easily, is somewhat charismatic and popular, and even with the Dursleys he is far too vocatice for someone who suffered his level of abuse. At the same time, he can‘t even find a quantum of empathy as Draco gets publicly berated in the book store by Lucious for his poor grades. As with everything else, Rowling wanted the abuse for a tragic backstory, but didn‘t give a fuck about the implications and consequences. Also, if Harry was so horribly abused, how has he ever considered their house his home so that Lily‘s protection worked? Can‘t have it both ways. Rowling is neither informed nor educated enough to write about any of the topics she tackled, but she did it anyway. The result is the half-hearted worldbuilding and character development we got served. Imagine what a great story it could have been if it was created directly by the people who made the films?
"Um, why aren't we going to get a teacher?"
Listen here, teacher's pet, we're committing crimes over here. Get on board. 😂
Right? what a goodie-two-shoes Kamilla must’ve been in school.
When you know that Richard Harris died within months after this movie, you realize how tired he sounds. And He still gave it all, RIP ❤️
I remember at first I was a big fan of Harry Potter. But after rewatching the whole series movies, I started to have a different reaction. Now it’s one of my all time favorites! Including the ride at Universal Studios. I haven’t played the game Hogwarts yet, still have yet to try it!
bro i recently played hogwarts legacy like two months ago, and holy moly, it is a beautiful game. the castle and the world you can explore are so insanely detailed. the only problem is that you get addicted to it amd you 100% the game relatively quick. wish the game was bigger.
It's been a quick minute since you've watched Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone. Glade to see you're continuing.
Daniel Radcliffe was 12 during filming Chamber Of Secrets, Shirley Henderson (Moaning Myrtle) was 36. Keep that in mind.
“Miserable moping Moaning Myrtle” very alliterative lol
I just watched this movie the other day, lol, I love so much of the dialogue.
40:12 Ah, yes. „Machina ex machina“ as the Italians say so wisely.
One of the things I love about this film is that it plays fair. You can see Tom's diary getting slipped into the cauldron; it's right there if you look for it. The clues are there.
And 16:41 is the point where you should have figured out that the monster is a snake. Then later come the dead roosters, and so on. The fact that Hermione was the only one in 50 years to figure it all out is just top notch comedy. 😂👍🏻
In the book, Harry and Ron both got 200 Points each with their Special Awards, so Gryffindor won the House Cup again
The corruption of the house cup is shameless
@ThinWhite_Duke remember when Dumbledore counted the missing points for Gryffindor (we never had 60 points for a Student) and gave Neville the win? 😁
@@MarelorMoon Sure, because Harry Effing Potter is the bestest and specialest boi of them all and no way can anyone else ever have a win of any kind.
This one has my two favorite Hagrid/Robbie Coltrane moments in the whole series. 2nd favorite is the ovation he receives from the students and faculty of Hogwarts at the end. My favorite is the part when he is comforting Hermione telling her “don’t you think on it”. It’s beautifully acted by Coltrane (RIP) and always gives me the feels.
Hagrid's biggest regret in life, as he'd tell Harry while drunk at Aragog's funeral, was that he did not ignore Dumbledore's orders to bring Harry to the Dursleys. He wished he'd kept Harry and raised him, if though he admitted he didn't know what sort've life he could've offered Harry as the adopted son of a humble groundskeeper not allowed to do magic and worried he'd be ashamed of having a half-breed "Da". Harry almost cried, then told Hagrid "it'd been a brilliant life...can't think of a better Da than you." Hagrid did one of those great honking noises into the hankerchief of many colors, "Great man, Dumbledore, so great that there's oafs like meeself tha' forget he's just a man. Folk are wrong more oft than right; way of life. The Professor would be the first to admit tha'. I shoulda dun tha'."
I remember crying when I read that, imagining Harry enjoying a happy childhood with Papa Hagrid at Hogwarts; his semi-indestructible Horcrux nature protecting him from Hagrid's less baby friendly creatures, maybe with a pet Hydra or something and Sirius pretending to be a stray that Harry adopted in a sort of reverse-Pettigrew situation.
*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: I always have the thought of "Harry's lucky Fawkes clawed out the Basilisk's eyes, otherwise that rock trick in the tunnel wouldn't have worked at all", combined with "Don't you dare sneeze, Harry"*
LMAO the "don't you dare sneeze" part made me giggle
@@Centane Glad to provide that laugh if it was needed.
In the book, Fawkes did claw out the basilisk’s eyes. And Chris Columbus, the director of Philosopher’s Stone and Chamber of Secrets, all things considered made these films faithful adaptations to the books while taking creative liberties when he can.
(Though I find Chamber of Secrets to be the superior of the two Columbus-directed films)
@@EricGraham94 That's what I was saying. And I completely agree that this one is better than *"Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone"*
@@Centane
I forgot one detail:
*The basilisk in this movie was likely to have been a female, since males are described as having scarlet red plumage on their heads and this one didn't have it.*
Ginny is a pure blood, her mother was a Prewitt and her dad's mother was from the house of Black.
A rubber duck is for visually impaired people who have a problem filling a bathtub with water and not being able to see where the water level is at. The rubber duck is there as a visual aid, they can judge how high the water is by just seeing where the rubber duck is compared to the top of the bathtub. Hope that helps ! :D
Then why does it squeak?
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@@robbob5302 It evolved for deaf people as well !
Next holiday season, our girl needs to watch a Christmas classic, Die Hard
we did so two years ago! here's my reaction: th-cam.com/video/CryHHgtFXtA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Centane
Way too far ahead. Let’s rally for Groundhog Day now!😅
You have one post credit scene in the end :D
Can you imagine how creepy it would be if ChatGPT had a conversation with you like Tom Riddle’s diary did?
😂
My favorite is the third movie. It has a unique style that sets it apart from all the other films.
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thank you so much Gary
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You handled that spider scene better than I expected. Why am I disappointed? However, there was THAT one jumpscare tho so......maybe not totally disappointed. 😏😏😏😂😂😂
I wrote a Fanfic about Harry and Ron following the Butterflies, it didn't end well for them
PLEASE continue this series of films, you wont regret it
why would I quit when already 2 movies in and saying in both that we're watching all of them 😭
Don't know if you go to the theatre to watch movies, but I saw parts 4 on in theaters, would love to see parts 1,2and 3 in theaters. Final film in theaters was amazing, love how folks cosplayed for it, I love the fans of this series, yall crazy and amazing.
what are the chances BOTH YOU AND RON would say "butterflies"?! 🤔🤣 LOVED your reaction! 😁👍
Awesome reaction of my favorite Harry Potter movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
I never understood how the films turned out so serious, but over time I came to appreciate their approach. The books are the most brilliant genre parody ever written, and the lack of their self-awareness makes it even better. The films build on that greatly.
However, I can‘t find the reaction to Philosopher‘s Stone on your channel, but I‘mg glas to be along for the ride now. The next one is a real gem.
"the trees alive!" me 😨
My favorite character was the flying car. I think it was an English Ford.😊❤
"What happened to your voice?" ... i think it's called puberty ;)
I see you have The Book Thief on your shelf behind (by Markus Zusak if I remember). Please think about seeing the film which stars Geoffrey Rush. It is emotional.🙂
Very good reaction👍. I am sure, you should watch rush hour trilogy, a great franchise.
The next one is when it starts getting darker and my favorite.
This movies gets darker darkness
Well, yes, but actually, no.
The Harry potter movies were Great Hope you enjoy Watching them 😊
Knockturn Alley - "nocturnally", the dark arts place
Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban
Yo, you should watch Much Ado About Nothing with Michael Keaton from the 90's. You're welcome.
6:27 Scary Potter
Are you from Norway?
Yes I am
I wanna go there to check out the fjords
@@Centane My ancestors were geographical neighbors.😅
Kenneth Branagh, according to the likes of my father, it the Shakespearean actor of our time, even better than the likes of Sir Ian McKellen. Then you have Jason Isaacs, who's one of those actors who knows how to play a good villain.
I keep seeing people post that Harry Potter should have given some of his inheritance to the Weasleys because they're so poor. Everytime I see that, I first think that even if Harry offered, the Weasleys were proud and humble enough not to accept it and then that while yes, Harry inherited the Potter family fortune, unlike the Malfoys, Harry is not the kind of person who flaunts his wealth around.
I have seen a hilarious Halloween costume idea, in which new parents dress as Hogwarts students in Herbology class and then dress their newborn as a mandrake.
This film introduces the Wizarding World's equivalent of race, with society divided between Purebloods (all magic lineage for at least 2-3 generations), Halfbloods (one magical and one muggle parent), and Muggleborns (first-generation wizard/witch). It occurred to me that our main trio includes all three; Harry is a Halfblood, Ron is a Pureblood, and Hermione is a Muggleborn.
"Can you think of a better way of spending detention that helping me answer fan mail?" Mr. Filch, what was that thing about detention being serving by hanging by my thumbs in the dungeon?
It's universal - when in need of medical attention, go to a professional, NOT "PROFESSOR" LOCKHART!!!!! Also, the potion Harry has to drink to regrow his bones, Skele-Gro, was developed by Linfred of Stinchcombe a.k.a. the Potterer, the founding patriarch of the Potter Family and Harry's ancestor. The Potters made their fortune in potions.
It wasn't just you; a number of fans who Moaning Myrtle was played by Daniel Radcliffe in drag because of how similar the characters look, but no. Moaning Myrtle is played by Shirley Henderson, who was 37 when making Chamber of Secrets to Daniel Radcliffe's 13.
I found this when looking it up for another reaction channel - it was Fawkes who gave the two tail feathers that became the cores of Harry and Voldemort's wands.
"I didn't know you could read." was 100% ad lib from Tom Felton.
"Why spiders?! Why couldn't it be 'follow the butterflies!'?" - This and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King are not for arachnophobes.
So Salazar Slytherin, a man nicknamed "Serpent Tongue," whose emblem was a snake, who could speak Parseltongue, overall a man with a clear affinity for snakes and the creature the Ministry believes he hid in his Chamber of Secrets ... was a spider? Either Slytherin made a very off-brand move or, and I think this more likely, Cornelius Fudge is a bureaucratic idiot.
Tom Marvolo Riddle = I Am Lord Voldemort. So not only was Voldemort once a Hogwarts student, he is the Heir of Slytherin.
Jason Isaacs has spoken with the director about an exit line and so ad libed, "Then let us hope that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day." Not knowing about this, Daniel Radcliffe than ad libed, "Don't worry; I will be." Isaacs said in an interview that this was his favorite line in the series, messing a 13-year-old give such a bold response. Isaacs also gave the special effects team some work by swinging his cane around to hit Dobby and was about to kill Harry (he just said the first spell he could think of, which was the Killing Curse).
"There's no Hogwarts without you, Hagrid." - It may have been 2 years, but that line will now always be TOO SOON!!!!!!!! Robbie Coltrane, RIP!
How is Harry a half-blood if both his parents were magic users?
@ Because Lily was Muggleborn.
@@joshuawells835 Doesn‘t count, both of Harry‘s parents are magical, making him a pureblood. Draco wouldn‘t have considered him „worthy“ of friendship if Harry wasn‘t a pureblood.
@ It counts and Harry is officially classified as Halfblood.
@ „Officially“ by the author, but not within the universe since there is no ministry record or anything about blood status.
The expressions 'pure-blood', 'half-blood' and 'Muggle-born' have been coined by people to whom these distinctions matter, and express their originators' prejudices. As far as somebody like Lucius Malfoy is concerned, for instance, a Muggle-born is as 'bad' as a Muggle. Therefore Harry would be considered only 'half' wizard, because of his mother's grandparents. But technically he is a pureblood, because on a generic level (and that is how magic works in this universe) he is born from two magical parents.
I am big fan of harry potter❤❤
Chamber of secrets is actually my favourite one but goblet of fire is for sure my least favourite
Only because they cut out 60% of the book...
Thats true
That‘s what you get when you hire a director who couldn‘t be bothered to read the book he adapted. Also, it was hard to follow the awesome Prizoner of Azkaban film by Alfonso Cuaron who meanwhile has won two Oscars.
I am watching the movies every year around christmas, so I watched this one just a few weeks ago. My least favorite movie is "The Halfblood Prince". I think it is because it is also my favorite book. The book is so much better than the movie.
Since you asked, my least favorite movie is The Goblet of Fire.
Spoilers alert (kind of)
I felt the contest was an unnecessary plot, illogical levels of danger, too much of an elaborated hoax just to put Harry in a particular location for the ritual. With the amount of teachers and administrators that infiltrate Hogwarts, they could have infiltrated a new teacher with a port key, snatch Harry and save 95 minutes of film.
Sorry if it's someone's favorite movie in the series. This is just my personal opinion.
While I liked the Harry Potter movies, did you ever notice the kids always had their growth spurts during Summer?
Centane, outta curiosity - have you thought about doing group reactions?
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I love first four books but I like only first three films because they are close books and four part is so diferent and next parts are worse
Ek moet sê ek geniet die een meer as die eerste een. Alhowel dit goed was raak dit meer interesant in die reeks hiervandaan. Ek hoop jy geniet dit ook soos die res van ons.
Harry Potter and the half blood prince 6th movie lest favourite Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1and 2 insane darkness and sad movies Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is mid for me my favourite is Harry Potter and the order of the phoenix even is gets dark
I know the story of harry Potter and the chambre of secrets
My favorite HPs are 4 and 8.
I think my least favorites are 6 and 7. Maybe 1.
Of course Harry doesn't tell the teachers or Dumbledore anything. He has lived his entire life with the Dursleys. Do you think he trusts ANY adult? 😉
If Rowling would have taken Harry‘s trauma seriously, he would have been much more like Snape in personality. Harry makes friends easily, is somewhat charismatic and popular, and even with the Dursleys he is far too vocatice for someone who suffered his level of abuse. At the same time, he can‘t even find a quantum of empathy as Draco gets publicly berated in the book store by Lucious for his poor grades.
As with everything else, Rowling wanted the abuse for a tragic backstory, but didn‘t give a fuck about the implications and consequences. Also, if Harry was so horribly abused, how has he ever considered their house his home so that Lily‘s protection worked? Can‘t have it both ways.
Rowling is neither informed nor educated enough to write about any of the topics she tackled, but she did it anyway. The result is the half-hearted worldbuilding and character development we got served. Imagine what a great story it could have been if it was created directly by the people who made the films?
Harry Palmer and the Chamber of Victoria's Secret.
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