I think the movies hold up well enough for what they are, but they only tell a focused subset of the story. There is so much more in the books. If you haven't read the books I'd highly encourage you to read them. You'll understand a lot more context behind the events you saw in the movies and experience a lot more of the wizarding world.
The books have so much more depth and a lot of great back story and subplots that the movies just can't touch. The movies are like Cliff's Notes for a part of the story.
I'd say overall, the movies are good adaptations. My one major criticism is how they handled Ginny's character. I won't go into details because of spoilers, but yeah, they kinda butchered her character.
@kellie6048 Arthur never punched Lucius, he shoved him into a bookshelf and a book fell from up top into Lucius’s eye while at the same time Lucius Malfoy decked Arthur Weasley in the mouth/jaw and Arthur was bleeding from the mouth in the end. Hagrid was the one who quickly separated them like they were ragdolls, because he is even bigger in the books standing at 11 foot 7, which ended the fight.
Lucius kicking Dobby down the stairs was improvised. The director thought he slipped, but he said I didn't slip that was me kicking Dobby down the stairs. He liked the idea and added it to the movie👍🏼
So fun fact: Jason Isaacs, who plays Draco's father Lucius Malfoy, also did the voice of the Basilisk. Rupert Grint who plays Ron Weasley, does have an actual fear of Spiders, Arachnophobia
@@JessAndTess also if you paid attention to what spell lucius was saying, he was about to use the killing curse, the actor said it was the first curse that came to mind when doing that scene
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"
There are several improvised moments in this one. 1. Draco: I didn't know you can read - Tom Felton forgot his original line here and he came up with this hilarious one which the director liked and kept. 2. Lucius: Let us hope that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day. Harry: Don't worry I will be. Jason Isaacs felt that he should say something before leaving and came up with that line to which Dan Radcliffe replied in character without missing a beat. Isaacs was super impressed. He thought: this is not a child, this is a 13 years old actor. 3. Lucius kicking down Dobby on the stairs. The crew thought that he slipped because Dobby was CGI so he kicked the air.
Nah he is enjoying it way more than he thinks. Watch him his face is delighted the whole time 😂 Also kinda cry a bit when they applauded for Hagrid remembering Robbie Coltrane passed away 😢
when snap said if harry and ron were in his house and all that, it's plausible that if draco was friendly with them and was with them in the car, snape could've sent draco home
Dumbledore was back because the other governors panicked when Ginny was taken into the chamber and changed their minds. Also, the movie left out that Harry and Ron got 200 points each for Gryffindor and they won the house cup again :)
The legend mention that the basilisk would get rid the school of muggle borns or maybe half bloods (as per Slytherin, unworthy of studying magic), but Ginny is a pure blood, so the school governors panic at the thought that anyone now is in danger.
"How come nobody knows he is full of crap?" You'll see it in later movies, but Dumbledore is an unparalleled genius. He does know and hires Lockhart as DotDA teacher for one sole reason - Harry. He wants Harry to see that, as glory and fame consumes you, you become full of crap. As you progress through the movies, this will become more apparent, but nothing Dumbledore does is without a careful consideration looking like way down the road and how it can possibly play out.
Every action Dumbledore takes, especially not directly containing to Harry, like appointing a teacher, or designing the trials for the sorcerer's stone in the previous movie, is to shape Harry as a person.
Wild that Dumbledore sabotaged older students exam results by hiring Lockhart…just to teach some bullshit lesson on the toxic side of fame and greed 😂 there were older students who needed a good teacher to get good results.
17:44 LOL Funny you commented on professor McGonagall writing to Harry's family well.. At the end of this book when they were on the station back after all this great things Harry did saving the school and Ginny and all, Hermione told him "I'm sure your family would be so proud of what you've done this year Harry" or something like that but he replied: "Hermione, are you mad? All these times I could have died and didn't manage it? They'd be furious!" LOOOL 1:12:30 Also funny Ron said essence of Crabbe well.. he wasn't lying; when you make a polyjuice potion and add hairs of someone it turns to his core essence like it looks like him in a sense it changes colors to match the person's essence and smells like him too! So a cool fact; in the books, a polyjuice potion ususlly tastes awful anyway but the polyjuice of Harry's essence actually turns bright gold and doesn't taste very bad!
Right: Blood Status and Racism in the Wizarding World. Magic ability is determined by genetics, culturally referenced as blood status. Muggleborn: No known magical ancestry, both parents muggles, but exhibiting magical ability. This occurs either because bloodlines include one or more magical ancestors who hid their ability, or it is the effect of a spontaneous gene mutation. This is not very common. (Hermione and Harry's mother are both muggleborn.) Warning: Muggleborns are sometimes disrespected by the Wizarding World equivalent of the n-word ("mudblood"); it is better to avoid use of this word. Half-Blood: Magical ability and one parent with magical ability/ancestry. At least one grandparent must have magical ability/ancestry. The other parent may be muggle, giant, goblin, veela, or other magical race. About 75% of the Wizarding World population are half-bloods. In nature, the blending of genetics to create hybrids is a strength that instills immunity and makes hybrids able to adapt to environmental demands a lot better. (Includes: Dumbledore, McGonagall, Hagrid (giant), Harry, Snape, Voldemort, Flitwick (goblin), Quirrell, Lockhart) Pureblood: Magical ability and magical ancestry through both parents. About 25% of the Wizarding World population are purebloods, which are counted as families instead of individuals. Pureblood families generally attempt to promote their pureblood status through arranged marriages with other purebloods, however in such a small percentage within a small community, the likelihood of inbreeding is very high and the most prominent expression of inbreeding is insanity. (Includes these pureblood families: Potter, Weasley, Longbottom, Black, Malfoy, Goyle, Crabbe) Squib: NO magical ability and both parents with magical ability/ancestry. Another rare occurrence. Squibs can SENSE magic, but not channel it. They are very partial to cats and kneazles (a magical cat breed). Regarded as kind of handicapped, squibs are taken care of by those in the Wizarding World; they are provided employment that does not require magical ability. (So far, the only squib presented is Argus Filch.)
You 2 are awesome! Filling your childhood fascinations of what this wonderful wizarding world has to enchant y'all with in this series🔥💯👌 continue with the great content. I'll deffo keep op on your journey of fun🙌
Honestly it is not a bad thing that Ron’s wand broke when you think of the fact that it is a hand-me-down and not tailored to him by a wand maker like Olivander.
It will probably please you to learn that in the books Arthur Weasley DID punch Lucius Malfoy and then proceeded to whoop his ass in a "muggle duel" in the books.
@ezradanger Arthur never punched him. You need to reread the books. He didn’t whoop any asses all he did was shove Lucius into a bookshelf and then Lucius punched him in the mouth/jaw. Then Hagrid separated them. People forget and then exaggerate this scene.
i cant remember which one it was, but i saw my 3rd grade teacher when i went to see a Harry Potter movie, and i honestly dont know if it was even her, i just heard some kids yell Mrs. Walker! (that was her name) or something but from where i was sitting it did look like her
Well in the book Hagrid said he was the only one who applied to the defence against the dark arts teacher job had been jinxed and Harry said because 1 year of something bad happening then Hagrid said the feast is about to start and the subject never came again and in a later book the half blood Prince Dumbledoor said a week before Harry patents got killed voltamort asked Dumbledoor can I teach defence against the Dark art’s Dumbledoor said no why would you think i would hire you why do you really want the job but dumbledoor told harry ever since that day he refused voltamort the job so Lockhart was the schools 12 defence against the dark arts teacher in 12 years. That’s information you don’t get from only watching the movies
ron actually have 2 more brother bill the oldest and charlie the second oldest brother who graduated hogwart by the time ron,ginny,harry and hermione starting or prepraring to start hogwart they got job save up their money and moved out lived alone but they come visit them when they have time.
Both Ron and Nevil are using other people's wands. Ron is using his brother Charlie's wand so it does not perform well for him. He has a new wand for the next film so his magic improves. For Nevil: he doesn't get a new wand until the 6th book but this is not shown in the films. The Dursley's want to keep Harry at their home because they are aware of a protective enchantment on their house which will disappear if Harry doesn't come back for at least 2 weeks per year. It protects Harry & the Dursley's and Petunia is well aware of the power of magic folk as she used to spy on her sister and her sister's magical friend.
Something that really irks me about the storyline is Harry's Mother is a witch whereas his Aunt Petunia is not. Both Harry's parents were magical witch and wizard, and yet Voldemort says to Harry "Your Filthy Muggle Mother" ??? It would work if he'd said "Filthy Muggleborn Mother" but not as it was said in the movies. You cannot be a Muggle and a Witch. It's just something that has bugged me all this time.
@@subliminalstyrene811You're forgetting that people like Voldemort and the Malfoys think muggleborns are the same as muggles regardless of them having magic. They call Harry half blood all the time.
I'm with you Tess! Prisoner is my ultimate favorite of the series! Many say Goblet is the best... nope... it's kind of a stand-alone, as we don't learn much about lore and the world. Plus, it intros my 2 favorite characters! Looking forward to it!
I just realized “why can’t it be follow the butterflies?” and in Hogwarts Legacy there is actually a side quest called Follow The Butterflies and they are in the Forbidden Forest
Awesome vid thank you for the react vid u guys are great, i love all the harry potter movies please make another video reacting to the next harry potter movie ❤❤❤❤🪄🪄🪄🪄
Yeah, our houses do look like that in the UK lol. All our houses were p much built to be houses for workers in nearby factories so they're all p similar.
Some suburbs in the US are like that with the houses looking identical. My experience in the US is that most newish suburbs have 7-10 different house layouts and they're mixed together. Thanks for the info!
I think the Dursleys dont want Harry to leave because they dont want him to have fun so they rather have him at their house but unhappy than letting him leave to be with his friends and have a good time
They don’t want magic in the family anymore. They hope keeping him away from the magical world would stop him from having magic as well as birthing more wizards/witches. Very simple.
There are a fair few plotholes*, and I suppose this is one of them. * But I don't mind them, 😝because I still love the books. After all this is a complex fantasy world, so I guess I just accept the plot holes and read on. 📚☕️🕯️
This was a great reaction ✌🏽💪🏽💯👍 I study witchcraft in real life and a book called the book of shadows The word “magick” was created by aleister Crowley, the founder and occultist of the thelema religion. He added the “k” to distinguish his craft from illusionist and magicians since he did not perform “tricks” Team gryffindor
The reason the Dursleys don't want Harry to go back to Hogwarts even though they don't like him: because they are Harry's only family and he was left in their care, they are his legal guardians and are therefore obligated to take care of him. However, they do not approve of the entire world of magic and wizardry that Hogwarts and Harry's parents were a part of which is why they don't want him going to Hogwarts, and just as Harry's aunt viewed his mom as a "freak" for having magical abilities, so they also regard Harry as a freak. So that's why they treat him like dirt but don't want him going to Hogwarts.
Being muggle-born does not mean that you ever had magic in your family at any point. In fact, in the books it is heavily implied that Hermione never did. Children are sometimes just magic. Just like some kids born into magical families do not have any magic at all. Simple as that.
They do a terrible job in the movies with giving the weasleys the screen time they deserved. And oliver wood haha. I only knew about percy and the other brothers from reading comments and when I started reading the books
Something that the films leave out is that the Weasleys and the Malfoys are distantly related. that's just from memory don't come after me for saying this
At some point you'd have to think that all the pure blood families would somehow in a roundabout way be distant relatives. Gotta keep that blood pure, ya know?!
Even after watching all of the movies a couple of dozen times each, my top 2 favorite movies are #3, then #1. I don't understand why so many like #7 so much. It is one of my least favorites. One of my favorite scenes of this movie you didn't show. The scene of what happened to Lockhart.
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Did you read the Harry Potter books or just watch the movies? Do the movies hold up to the books well?
I think the movies hold up well enough for what they are, but they only tell a focused subset of the story. There is so much more in the books. If you haven't read the books I'd highly encourage you to read them. You'll understand a lot more context behind the events you saw in the movies and experience a lot more of the wizarding world.
I listened to the audiobooks
theres twice the story in the books
The books have so much more depth and a lot of great back story and subplots that the movies just can't touch. The movies are like Cliff's Notes for a part of the story.
It depends on what book(s) you’re talking about if you know you know
I'd say overall, the movies are good adaptations. My one major criticism is how they handled Ginny's character. I won't go into details because of spoilers, but yeah, they kinda butchered her character.
Tom Felton’s malfoy’s line “i didn’t know you could read.”
was improv
In the books Arthur Weasley did punch Mr. Malfoy in the bookshop. And they got into a fist fight. Hagrid broke it up.
Fantasic book scene 😁
Came to see if anyone mentioned that. I wish they’d put it in the movie.
@kellie6048 Arthur never punched Lucius, he shoved him into a bookshelf and a book fell from up top into Lucius’s eye while at the same time Lucius Malfoy decked Arthur Weasley in the mouth/jaw and Arthur was bleeding from the mouth in the end. Hagrid was the one who quickly separated them like they were ragdolls, because he is even bigger in the books standing at 11 foot 7, which ended the fight.
@@ChelseaChfy-ex1po Righttttt. It's been a minute since I read the second book.
Lucius kicking Dobby down the stairs was improvised. The director thought he slipped, but he said I didn't slip that was me kicking Dobby down the stairs. He liked the idea and added it to the movie👍🏼
So fun fact: Jason Isaacs, who plays Draco's father Lucius Malfoy, also did the voice of the Basilisk.
Rupert Grint who plays Ron Weasley, does have an actual fear of Spiders, Arachnophobia
Fitting. He has snake like qualities
@@JessAndTess also if you paid attention to what spell lucius was saying, he was about to use the killing curse, the actor said it was the first curse that came to mind when doing that scene
Jason Isaac was also in the Patriot movie
Y’all havee to do the full series! I love that Tess knows everything but doesn’t reveal to Jess - pls watch the next 6 too ♥️
Love your Snape impersonation 😅😅😅
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"
There are several improvised moments in this one.
1. Draco: I didn't know you can read - Tom Felton forgot his original line here and he came up with this hilarious one which the director liked and kept.
2. Lucius: Let us hope that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day. Harry: Don't worry I will be.
Jason Isaacs felt that he should say something before leaving and came up with that line to which Dan Radcliffe replied in character without missing a beat.
Isaacs was super impressed. He thought: this is not a child, this is a 13 years old actor.
3. Lucius kicking down Dobby on the stairs. The crew thought that he slipped because Dobby was CGI so he kicked the air.
"Don't worry. I will be" might have been my favorite moment from the movie
Nah he is enjoying it way more than he thinks. Watch him his face is delighted the whole time 😂
Also kinda cry a bit when they applauded for Hagrid remembering Robbie Coltrane passed away 😢
Fun fact: the person playing professor lockhart is the director of Thor
These movies gets darker and the darkness later on 6 movies left
Long way to go
when snap said if harry and ron were in his house and all that, it's plausible that if draco was friendly with them and was with them in the car, snape could've sent draco home
Dumbledore was back because the other governors panicked when Ginny was taken into the chamber and changed their minds. Also, the movie left out that Harry and Ron got 200 points each for Gryffindor and they won the house cup again :)
The legend mention that the basilisk would get rid the school of muggle borns or maybe half bloods (as per Slytherin, unworthy of studying magic), but Ginny is a pure blood, so the school governors panic at the thought that anyone now is in danger.
@@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf that's a good point I hadn't considered. Things changed when it's their kids that could be in danger now.
"How come nobody knows he is full of crap?" You'll see it in later movies, but Dumbledore is an unparalleled genius. He does know and hires Lockhart as DotDA teacher for one sole reason - Harry. He wants Harry to see that, as glory and fame consumes you, you become full of crap. As you progress through the movies, this will become more apparent, but nothing Dumbledore does is without a careful consideration looking like way down the road and how it can possibly play out.
Every action Dumbledore takes, especially not directly containing to Harry, like appointing a teacher, or designing the trials for the sorcerer's stone in the previous movie, is to shape Harry as a person.
@@luciferdevil Also; book Hagrid told our trio Lockheart was the only applicant for the job. (Considering the last one died, it's maybe no mystery.)
@@flugsven Only applicant, sure, but not the only choice; Snape still covets the job.
@@luciferdevil There are reasons he can't have it, but we shouldn't get into that now.
Wild that Dumbledore sabotaged older students exam results by hiring Lockhart…just to teach some bullshit lesson on the toxic side of fame and greed 😂 there were older students who needed a good teacher to get good results.
There's an after-credit scene that you missed. Take a look when you get a chance!
12:47 In the books, Arthur Weasley and Lucius Malfoy did punch each other there. 😀
17:44 LOL Funny you commented on professor McGonagall writing to Harry's family well..
At the end of this book when they were on the station back after all this great things Harry did saving the school and Ginny and all, Hermione told him "I'm sure your family would be so proud of what you've done this year Harry" or something like that but he replied: "Hermione, are you mad? All these times I could have died and didn't manage it? They'd be furious!" LOOOL
1:12:30 Also funny Ron said essence of Crabbe well.. he wasn't lying; when you make a polyjuice potion and add hairs of someone it turns to his core essence like it looks like him in a sense it changes colors to match the person's essence and smells like him too!
So a cool fact; in the books, a polyjuice potion ususlly tastes awful anyway but the polyjuice of Harry's essence actually turns bright gold and doesn't taste very bad!
LMAO oh my god??? of course it had to be told, that’s hilarious 😂
Right: Blood Status and Racism in the Wizarding World.
Magic ability is determined by genetics, culturally referenced as blood status.
Muggleborn:
No known magical ancestry, both parents muggles, but exhibiting magical ability.
This occurs either because bloodlines include one or more magical ancestors who hid their ability, or it is the effect of a spontaneous gene mutation. This is not very common. (Hermione and Harry's mother are both muggleborn.)
Warning: Muggleborns are sometimes disrespected by the Wizarding World equivalent of the n-word ("mudblood"); it is better to avoid use of this word.
Half-Blood:
Magical ability and one parent with magical ability/ancestry.
At least one grandparent must have magical ability/ancestry. The other parent may be muggle, giant, goblin, veela, or other magical race.
About 75% of the Wizarding World population are half-bloods. In nature, the blending of genetics to create hybrids is a strength that instills immunity and makes hybrids able to adapt to environmental demands a lot better. (Includes: Dumbledore, McGonagall, Hagrid (giant), Harry, Snape, Voldemort, Flitwick (goblin), Quirrell, Lockhart)
Pureblood:
Magical ability and magical ancestry through both parents.
About 25% of the Wizarding World population are purebloods, which are counted as families instead of individuals. Pureblood families generally attempt to promote their pureblood status through arranged marriages with other purebloods, however in such a small percentage within a small community, the likelihood of inbreeding is very high and the most prominent expression of inbreeding is insanity. (Includes these pureblood families: Potter, Weasley, Longbottom, Black, Malfoy, Goyle, Crabbe)
Squib:
NO magical ability and both parents with magical ability/ancestry.
Another rare occurrence. Squibs can SENSE magic, but not channel it. They are very partial to cats and kneazles (a magical cat breed). Regarded as kind of handicapped, squibs are taken care of by those in the Wizarding World; they are provided employment that does not require magical ability. (So far, the only squib presented is Argus Filch.)
i think the paintings could be a very valuable source of information
You 2 are awesome! Filling your childhood fascinations of what this wonderful wizarding world has to enchant y'all with in this series🔥💯👌 continue with the great content. I'll deffo keep op on your journey of fun🙌
Honestly it is not a bad thing that Ron’s wand broke when you think of the fact that it is a hand-me-down and not tailored to him by a wand maker like Olivander.
Yeah, his magic skills improved once he actually got a wand that chose him.
This might be my favorite Harry Potter movie. They are all good but this one really brings me back👍🏼
It will probably please you to learn that in the books Arthur Weasley DID punch Lucius Malfoy and then proceeded to whoop his ass in a "muggle duel" in the books.
@ezradanger Arthur never punched him. You need to reread the books. He didn’t whoop any asses all he did was shove Lucius into a bookshelf and then Lucius punched him in the mouth/jaw. Then Hagrid separated them. People forget and then exaggerate this scene.
@@ChelseaChfy-ex1po blasphemy! Arthur The Goat Weasley gave him a beating Mike Tyson would have been proud of.
Good! Dude had it coming!
The third one is my favorite movie!
Something to look forward to!
i cant remember which one it was, but i saw my 3rd grade teacher when i went to see a Harry Potter movie, and i honestly dont know if it was even her, i just heard some kids yell Mrs. Walker! (that was her name) or something but from where i was sitting it did look like her
From Now Its Whole Amazing ❤
Excited!
I just find this and there *isn’t more yet?*
Hmmph.
I guess I shall have to wait. *Adds to playlist.*
Coming soon! ❤️
Well in the book Hagrid said he was the only one who applied to the defence against the dark arts teacher job had been jinxed and Harry said because 1 year of something bad happening then Hagrid said the feast is about to start and the subject never came again and in a later book the half blood Prince Dumbledoor said a week before Harry patents got killed voltamort asked Dumbledoor can I teach defence against the Dark art’s Dumbledoor said no why would you think i would hire you why do you really want the job but dumbledoor told harry ever since that day he refused voltamort the job so Lockhart was the schools 12 defence against the dark arts teacher in 12 years. That’s information you don’t get from only watching the movies
My favorite is The Goblet of Fire! Great movie. I’m excited to see you guys watch more of these =]
Excited to watch the rest!
right as I come back from the store with some refreshments? You guys are too kind :)
Enjoy!
You two are so much fun! Love your reactions.
ron actually have 2 more brother bill the oldest and charlie the second oldest brother who graduated hogwart by the time ron,ginny,harry and hermione starting or prepraring to start hogwart they got job save up their money and moved out lived alone but they come visit them when they have time.
Both Ron and Nevil are using other people's wands. Ron is using his brother Charlie's wand so it does not perform well for him. He has a new wand for the next film so his magic improves. For Nevil: he doesn't get a new wand until the 6th book but this is not shown in the films. The Dursley's want to keep Harry at their home because they are aware of a protective enchantment on their house which will disappear if Harry doesn't come back for at least 2 weeks per year. It protects Harry & the Dursley's and Petunia is well aware of the power of magic folk as she used to spy on her sister and her sister's magical friend.
Something that really irks me about the storyline is Harry's Mother is a witch whereas his Aunt Petunia is not. Both Harry's parents were magical witch and wizard, and yet Voldemort says to Harry "Your Filthy Muggle Mother" ??? It would work if he'd said "Filthy Muggleborn Mother" but not as it was said in the movies. You cannot be a Muggle and a Witch. It's just something that has bugged me all this time.
@@subliminalstyrene811You're forgetting that people like Voldemort and the Malfoys think muggleborns are the same as muggles regardless of them having magic. They call Harry half blood all the time.
@@subliminalstyrene811He refers to her as Harry's "dear Mudblood mother", not Muggle. He called his own father a "filthy Muggle".
That's my boy!!!
I'm with you Tess!
Prisoner is my ultimate favorite of the series!
Many say Goblet is the best... nope... it's kind of a stand-alone, as we don't learn much about lore and the world.
Plus, it intros my 2 favorite characters!
Looking forward to it!
His reaction to dobby was so damn funny
🤣
@@JessAndTess lol
"Mischief Managed.."
I just realized “why can’t it be follow the butterflies?” and in Hogwarts Legacy there is actually a side quest called Follow The Butterflies and they are in the Forbidden Forest
Awesome vid thank you for the react vid u guys are great, i love all the harry potter movies please make another video reacting to the next harry potter movie ❤❤❤❤🪄🪄🪄🪄
We're on it! Appreciate it!
Yeah, our houses do look like that in the UK lol. All our houses were p much built to be houses for workers in nearby factories so they're all p similar.
Some suburbs in the US are like that with the houses looking identical. My experience in the US is that most newish suburbs have 7-10 different house layouts and they're mixed together.
Thanks for the info!
You need to watch the 20th anniversary celebration special. it gives so much as an ending off
I'm sure we will when we get to the end. Still a lot of movies to go
@@JessAndTessit’s definitely a must watch
“Flying car is very back to the future”
Professor Lockhart says @23:38 “Great Scott” and you make no reference. 🫣😂😂
😭
7:32 I like how one of the options for where the kids might be is "prison" 😂
I think the Dursleys dont want Harry to leave because they dont want him to have fun so they rather have him at their house but unhappy than letting him leave to be with his friends and have a good time
Well....there is actually a legit reason why Harry needs to live with them.
@@Skrulzie true. Even if his uncle wanted to kick him out, Petunia wouldve stopped him
They don’t want magic in the family anymore. They hope keeping him away from the magical world would stop him from having magic as well as birthing more wizards/witches. Very simple.
"Help will always be given at Hogwarts to those who ask for it."
That is by far one of the biggest lies in the whole series.
The first 2 are good films but feel a bit like kid’s films, but the following 6 step up big time and become much darker.
Excited!
I love pumpkin juice. I would pay to go back to Universal Studios just to buy more. I wish I could find it retail.
Tess is going to make the whole family take a trip there at some point
I'm always surprised that people haven't watched HP. It was such a huge part of my upbringing
Better late than never!
I've always wondered how they administered the Mandrake juice to Nearly-Headless Nick.
There are a fair few plotholes*, and I suppose this is one of them.
* But I don't mind them, 😝because I still love the books. After all this is a complex fantasy world, so I guess I just accept the plot holes and read on. 📚☕️🕯️
Never even considered that!
He was sprayed with it no doubt!
This was a great reaction ✌🏽💪🏽💯👍 I study witchcraft in real life and a book called the book of shadows
The word “magick” was created by aleister Crowley, the founder and occultist of the thelema religion. He added the “k” to distinguish his craft from illusionist and magicians since he did not perform “tricks”
Team gryffindor
My favourite childhood series 🎉🎉❤❤❤
Ah yes...Jason Issac ,[Colonel Tavington from "The Patriot.."] as Lucius Malfoy. This guy has Heavy written all over him.
He really is a perfect villain.
How old is the man ? How is it possible that he never read Harry Potter books ? 😭😭😭😭😭
Jess was really into video games! 🎮🎮 Lucky for us because now we get to experience HP all together!
@@JessAndTess You can be into video games and know Harry Potter, at least the movies 🙄 but I guess he's super young...
Well...there's that unmistakable look on his face again! 😉
You're betting they're back at Hogwarts? Nope, don't know why you thought that... it's a whole movie with Harry at the Dursley's lol.
Dumbledore hired Lockhart because he knew he was a fraud and wanted to expose him to the world. 😊
The reason the Dursleys don't want Harry to go back to Hogwarts even though they don't like him: because they are Harry's only family and he was left in their care, they are his legal guardians and are therefore obligated to take care of him. However, they do not approve of the entire world of magic and wizardry that Hogwarts and Harry's parents were a part of which is why they don't want him going to Hogwarts, and just as Harry's aunt viewed his mom as a "freak" for having magical abilities, so they also regard Harry as a freak. So that's why they treat him like dirt but don't want him going to Hogwarts.
You're like a spitting image of Gillian Jacobs.
Wow, that's a huge compliment! Thank you! - Tess
You’ve got the kiddish ones out of the way!
Wait did she just leaked Hogwarts Legacy 2???! 58:55 😮😅
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@@JessAndTesswell it has been rumored that they are making a 2nd Hogwarts Legacy
Being muggle-born does not mean that you ever had magic in your family at any point. In fact, in the books it is heavily implied that Hermione never did. Children are sometimes just magic. Just like some kids born into magical families do not have any magic at all. Simple as that.
I think she's referring to the 'theories' that Muggleborn are descendants of Squibs who had been sent to live in the muggle world.
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They do a terrible job in the movies with giving the weasleys the screen time they deserved. And oliver wood haha. I only knew about percy and the other brothers from reading comments and when I started reading the books
Tess says she'd watch a movie just about the Weasleys!
Something that the films leave out is that the Weasleys and the Malfoys are distantly related. that's just from memory don't come after me for saying this
Not quite right: Arthur's mother was a member of the Black family as is Draco's mother. So not the 'Malfoy' family strictly.
@grahamgresty8383 I think they mean that Draco and Ron are distantly related.
At some point you'd have to think that all the pure blood families would somehow in a roundabout way be distant relatives. Gotta keep that blood pure, ya know?!
Not a big deal, but a bludger through a hoop wouldn’t earn the team any points. It has to be the quaffle to get points.
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Even after watching all of the movies a couple of dozen times each, my top 2 favorite movies are #3, then #1. I don't understand why so many like #7 so much. It is one of my least favorites. One of my favorite scenes of this movie you didn't show. The scene of what happened to Lockhart.
Hi i'm new here and can you watch Eleanor's Secret (2009)
Please🙏
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Please hurry up on next upload
Voldermort (pronounced Vold-er-more)-means 'flight from death'. I mean he's a coward running from death.
please please watch RRR my friend.