I love John Hurt, and I know he plays Olivander, but I just can’t see him, there’s some sort of perception filter that prevents me from recognizing him.
@@merchillio Perhaps it's the contact lenses - they look to be slightly reptilian but not exactly vertical - but at the 'one o'clock' position. Curious indeed.
He is such a key actor for having such small screen time. His incredible delivery of such incredible dialogue (which is taken from the book word for word) is perfect! I can't overstate how miraculous this first movie is. What a cast. What a great production. The sets, the costume design, everything...
Yes..John Hurt..few reactors and most viewers fail to know him...at 71 I'm well acquainted with many of his works..beginning with the 'ancient' film The Elephant Man..something many have never seen much-less heard of...
Hah, I knew it. If there was only one person in the world being excited about Harry Potter, it would be you. 🙂 Love how you giggle about all the nice little details and designs. Definitely your kind of movie franchise.
Ravenclaw: We've solved the magic theorem. Dumbledore: Brilliant! Hufflepuff: We've saved a unicorn in the forbidden forest. Dumbledore: That's cute. Slytherin: We won the Quidditch World Cup, as well as the dueling club. Dumbledore: Great! But detention for arrogance! Gryffindor: Harry over here just savagely murdered a teacher with his bare hands! Dumbledore: Damn, that's badass! Here, have a bunch of points for you!
Just to add to the death of Prof. Quirell. Technically, Voldemort killed Quirell, Harry just made Voldemort leave his body. Quirell was already at the death door and was kept alive only by Voldy and the unicorn blood.
@@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf Quirrell was a healthy young man in his prime, dutifully paying his taxes, caring for his wife and five kids, including Voldemort-all while working hard at Hogwarts. Then, one day, Harry decided, 'Screw it, I want that turban,' and that’s how Gryffindor ended up with a load of extra points. Oddly enough, this pivotal moment was only included in the extended scenes, not the theatrical cut. This wasn’t even about Voldemort-it was all about Quirrell’s turban. Voldemort was merely an innocent bystander who got hurt in the crossfire. When Harry tore the turban from Quirrell’s disintegrating body, he exclaimed, “Blimey, Voldemort’s here!
Fab reaction, Chandra! There are so many 'smartass' reactors these days, especially to something so special and loved as the HP series, so it's great to see someone being properly invested in the story and characters, and enjoying it so much - thank you! 🙏🤩 (By the way, you are gorgeous and have the best smile!)
Great reaction Chandra! Your genuine pleasure and wonder was plain to see. This series is a journey you will not forget as the characters grow and the story darkens, I hope you enjoy each and every one!
Loving your reaction so much Chandra! You remind me of myself with the books when I first read them. They would just suck you into this world and you'd find yourself unable to put them down. Always needing to read the next chapter. See where this or that was going. Man I love them still to this day.
First of all, your laugh is adorable 😊 Secondly great reaction and you ‘get’ Harry Potter and the world of Hogwarts. The music, set design, costume, pacing, editing, script, acting, all on point and you are mesmerised and absorbed in the best possible way. The first film is lovely, the 2nd is more or less a great continuation, but the 3rd onwards is where this ratchets up a level, becomes darker, more intriguing and more suspenseful, whilst still retaining friendships and some light hearted humour. I predict at the end of this you will regard Harry Potter as your favourite franchise of all time.
I guess that ultimately comes down to personal preference deciding the genre, but for someone who runs a reaction channel and has experienced a lot of films, Harry Potter is an rather unlikely choice. Although, as far as fantasy films go, there are not many who can match the creative quality of Harry Potter, if you‘re willing to ignore all the weaknesses in worldbuilding, characters, and plot lines.
Years ago, Warner Bros Studio Tour in Burbank had a whole Harry Potter exhibit, including a Sorting Hat. It put me in Slitherin, but the tour guide gave me another chance and I got Gryffindor the second time. But at Universal in Florida I decided I really belong in Ravenclaw, so that's what my robes say.
Excellent reaction. I love watching people discover HP. Its like falling in love with it all over again. As far as your house there are several quizzes online. I would recommend doing a couple different ones as results can vary. I cant wait to see you do the whole series.
A little behind the scenes of the movies. Each movie covers one year of school. It took 10 years to film all 8 movies, so the kids were still close to their characters' age. By the last three films or so, it will become apparent these kids did not waste spending half their lives working with and learning from some of Britain's greatest actors. Like the books, the films get darker and more mature and intense as the actors age. You are in for a ride.
I've never seen the US version before and they actually do say "Sorcerer's Stone" instead of the original "Philosopher's Stone". That means they had to film those scenes twice.
If you ever get the chance, Universal in Orlando has an amazing Harry Potter area. Actually there are two: one with Diagon Alley (complete with the wand selection experience) and a second with Hogsmeade and Hogwarts. Each is in a different park area, and there's a Hogwarts Express you can ride between the two.
I just found your channel in the recommended section and I am so glad. It is so special to see someone reacting to this and other movies. Please, please, please react to all Harry Potter movies, I will be looking forward to it.
In case you missed it, Filtch is the actor who played Walter Frey in GOT, and While Harry is rich in this world, it doesn’t translate to the muggle world, it can only be spent in the wizard world. The first three movies are more geared toward kids and then progressively get darker and more mature for the last five.Also, if you like to read, I’d highly suggest reading the books, the sheer amount of detail and world building is phenomenal.😊
Yes!! You and this franchise are perfect together. Sweetness overload! My partner and I can't wait to watch your reaction to the whole franchise. ❤❤❤ P.S. Jordan, you are missed! But this is also cool as hell, especially if it is bonus content! 🥰 Chandra, you did so great on your own!
Saying "i want to know what house I would be in" just lit every single harry potter fan's heart on fire and I'm sure they're all going to rush to the comment section to tell you that you can. lol there's a website out there where you can get take a quiz and get sorted and get your wand type and all that. I'm sure someone will link it. I don't know what it's called.
A little bit of information concerning Ron's confidence while playing chess. Because the movies won't tell you about it. While Harry and Hermione's skills are made quite obvious during the whole series, Ron's are little more subtle. But one of his most obvious skill, is being outstanding at playing chess. That chess game he faces in this movie, and the first book, was set up by Professor McGonagall. Therefore, Ron is playing McGonagall and wins. He will remain undefeated throughout the whole series anytime he plays chess. So yeah, he has every reason to be confident for this.
The exact same hour I thought I might again watch some Harry Potter reactions after years, one of my favourite reactors (you), so intelligent and beautiful, drops a video! :) What in the world? :)
If you liked it this much, you should definitely read the books. There's so much more magicalness in them, and the same vibe! Plus you said you like mystery, and all of the books (more so than the movies) are structured as mysteries.
I love looking back at all the moments where you're made to be suspicious of Snape. You can see Quirrell nearby in the background. Like the Sorting Hat ceremony when Harry's scar hurts. He and the viewer look at Quirrell, but right next to him is Quirrell facing away (so Voldemort is looking at him under the turban).
@@NecramoniumVideo Sure. Snape is a dick. But I would rather not mention anything about later movies or characters here out of respect for the first time reactor.
So, it's a small thing, but I bought "floating candles" for Halloween. They hang from fishing line, and come with a wand/remote to activate them. You don't want them, you *need* them. Great job! 😄👍
12:31 lol perfect reaction to that moment 14:24 lol 20:17 “OBviously…” Enjoyed your reaction to this first one. Looking forward to watching their chemistry rest of your journey
@@maplenutsreact Honestly, you tend to talk about twice as much as Jordan anyway in your regular reactions, so thankfully you can carry the weight on your own! Although it is great to hear you two discuss things and bounce theories off each other in things you both haven't seen.
This was a great reaction to all the great things that J K Rowling imagined. If you get a chance to read the books, as good as the movies are, the books are 10 times better. Thank you for sharing and Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
Yes... If it were not for JK Rowling..many of these young stars wouldn't be known...Draco and Luna stood with JK a few years back when most of the 'stars' turned their backs... JK Rowling is a talented writer and deserves loads of praise...
It was so fun watching you, it's hard not to love this movie it is so iconic. Here are some ideas for fantasy movies and just to let you know I'm from the era when a classic was truly called a classic. The Thief of Bagdad 1940, Jason and the Argonauts 1963, Ladyhawk 1985, Fire and Ice animated fantasy 1983. I think these next ones have a bit of adventure/fantasy in them, Gunga Din 1939, Mighty Joe Young 1949 and Lost Horizon 1973, unfortunately the original one, 1937, was almost lost in a fire and stills had to be substituted for scenes in the movie which is a pity, but the new one is not bad. There you go:)
Alan Rickman(Snape) has played villains in "Die Hard," "Robin Hood, Prince Of Thieves," and "Quigley Down Under." He was an Angel in "Dogma," and an actor in "Galaxy Quest."
Glad you enjoyed! But the books are even better :P I guess it's pretty common people only watching the films now, but I just can't imagine anyone not liking the books if they're into the movies and read anything at all.
Jordan could join you at the end to both make an appearance and clarify anything without spoilers to assist you going forward with confidence in your understanding. :D
I was never super "into" the series, but it's always nice to rewatch them. Especially the first movies have a lot of whimsy to them. You don't see that sort of tone or effort in modern movies anymore.
I'm enough of a film fan to recognize Rowling's brilliance in taking so much loved from other works and combining it in a fresh way with so many other's it becomes it's own thing in spite of the sources. Harry starts like Cinderella in his abuse at home for example. I could go on but the films do that better than I. :D
@@terrylandess6072 The movie is also pretty honest about what it is. You want Harry to win and succeed. It's just kids with low stakes (in this movie), and while you can see the line of "It was her love" coming a mile away, it just feels like it fits so well and doesn't come off as cheesy.
You are literally going through every thought that I had reading the books as an 11 year old 😆 Rowling really does make you want to live in her wizarding world.
Great reaction! Every time I watch Harry Potter, Hogwarts reminds me a little of the library at the Catholic seminary I attended in 1979. The library was round and three stories high. I was invited there by two other seminarians. Up on the third floor behind rows of books was a table, there we all sat down and they asked me If I ever heard of Dungeons and Dragons. For many months after that we spent countless hours playing D&D and Gamma World (another RPG by TSR). Good memories! By-the-way, after a year I left the seminary. I realized my path in life was leading me elswhere.
I love watching your videos when it's you and when it's both you and your bf/husband (not sure your status with him sorry). You both bring different yet awesome energy and insight when watching movies. I'm here for it all.
Several years ago, I got an E reader that I could read Braille Books with. I'm blind, I guess that's probably obvious. Anyways, my daughter-in-law is a Potter head. When I discovered that they had the Books in Braille, I told her I would try them. I said to myself, I'll read a couple of chapters and then tell her I just couldn't get into them. I downloaded the book opened it started reading and the next thing I knew I was at least halfway through the book, and it was 2:30 in the morning. Now I'm a Potter head. After I finished the books in Braille, I read them on Audible. Then I watched the movies with audio description, again and again and again… I blame it on her, but well OK it is her fault! Lol!
A darn shame what happened to that poor stuttering professor. And we have only Harry Potter's word, the cold blooded evil murderer himself, to tell us what "happened". He saw his hands burned Quirrel and didn't hesitate to put both hands on his face. Wizard Children of the Corn up in here.
Iguanas can be spectacular and interesting. I didn't have one as a pet, but I've had giant asian water monitors, gila monsters, and a Mexican beaded lizard, along with pythons, boas, anacondas, gaboon vipers, rhinoceros vipers, jumping vipers, an Indian cobra, alligators, caimans, among many other reptiles. I used to give educational talks with reptiles.
I know that your title says Philosophers Stone , but also noted that in your movie version Hagrid called it the sorcerers stone. Im under the understanding that in America its known as the sorcerers stone and in Britain as the Philosophers stone. Why the difference I have no idea.
They thought no one in America had heard of the Philosopher's stone legend at the time. source: I was ten at the time the first book came out, and i knew of the legend.
Just found you and I really enjoyed your reaction!! Can’t WAIT to watch you fall in love (and be completely blown away by) these films! Also, I have a suggestion for a hood tv series that I personally LOVE that has a “magical” feel😉 it’s called “Discovery of Witches” if you haven’t already seen it. I love it!!! Even if you don’t do a reaction to it, you should check it out for sure.
Great reaction! One advice - the world is rich, detailed and the storyline is a lot more complex that it seams at the beginning and you should pay close attention - there are information right from movie 1 throughout the whole series and some of them do not pay off until the end. You love this journey!
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the way she's reacting to the movie , she will 100 percent love the whole series. she's a future potterhead
True tho
Either that or she's just a very skilled panderer 😏
I was thinking the same thing, she's going to fall in love with these movies.
15:04 "I love this music". The soundtrack was written by John Williams - they really went all out for this movie.
Spared no expense!
@@rgallitan 🤣👍
OMG! Your first time watching?! Oh, I’m so excited to see your reaction to this wonderful series.
RIP, Alan Rickman, Dame Maggie Smith, Robbie Coltrane, Sir Richard Harris, Richard Griffiths.
All amazing actors.
not even Voldemort could kill that many characters 😔
Michael Gambon as well
There were all great actors and I hope they will never be forgotten
Don't forget John Hurt
They treat it lightly in the opening scene, but in hindsight, Hagrid getting teary-eyed after where he just came from is extremely understandable.
The exterior of Hogwarts is Alnwick castle near Newcastle. Some of the interior shots are Gloucester cathedral. The lake is loch shield in Scotland.
Ive been lucky enough to visit Gloucester cathedral 3 times and also oxford outside the library where they filmed. I'm from Sydney btw
Did anybody mention that the guy who ran the wand shop was played by John Hurt? You saw him in Alien.
I love John Hurt, and I know he plays Olivander, but I just can’t see him, there’s some sort of perception filter that prevents me from recognizing him.
@@merchillio Perhaps it's the contact lenses - they look to be slightly reptilian but not exactly vertical - but at the 'one o'clock' position. Curious indeed.
Sir John was an amazing actor and incredible voice artist. He will also, always be my 2nd favourite Doctor.
He is such a key actor for having such small screen time. His incredible delivery of such incredible dialogue (which is taken from the book word for word) is perfect! I can't overstate how miraculous this first movie is. What a cast. What a great production. The sets, the costume design, everything...
Yes..John Hurt..few reactors and most viewers fail to know him...at 71 I'm well acquainted with many of his works..beginning with the 'ancient' film The Elephant Man..something many have never seen much-less heard of...
Stardust (2007 movie). Wonderful fantasy.
Stars Clare Danes, Charlie Cox, Robert DeNiro,
Henry Cavill, Michelle Pfeiffer, Ricky Gervais.
Oh, she will just melt watching this movie! :)
Yes, please! Please watch Stardust! 😍👍
One of my all time favorites!! yes please!✨
Hah, I knew it. If there was only one person in the world being excited about Harry Potter, it would be you. 🙂 Love how you giggle about all the nice little details and designs. Definitely your kind of movie franchise.
Ravenclaw: We've solved the magic theorem.
Dumbledore: Brilliant!
Hufflepuff: We've saved a unicorn in the forbidden forest.
Dumbledore: That's cute.
Slytherin: We won the Quidditch World Cup, as well as the dueling club.
Dumbledore: Great! But detention for arrogance!
Gryffindor: Harry over here just savagely murdered a teacher with his bare hands!
Dumbledore: Damn, that's badass! Here, have a bunch of points for you!
Just to add to the death of Prof. Quirell. Technically, Voldemort killed Quirell, Harry just made Voldemort leave his body. Quirell was already at the death door and was kept alive only by Voldy and the unicorn blood.
@@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf No, Harry as a first grader has killed him using only but bare hands and in cold blood.
@@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf Nope, I saw Harry brutally murder him with his bare hands.
@@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf Quirrell was a healthy young man in his prime, dutifully paying his taxes, caring for his wife and five kids, including Voldemort-all while working hard at Hogwarts. Then, one day, Harry decided, 'Screw it, I want that turban,' and that’s how Gryffindor ended up with a load of extra points. Oddly enough, this pivotal moment was only included in the extended scenes, not the theatrical cut.
This wasn’t even about Voldemort-it was all about Quirrell’s turban. Voldemort was merely an innocent bystander who got hurt in the crossfire. When Harry tore the turban from Quirrell’s disintegrating body, he exclaimed, “Blimey, Voldemort’s here!
Shandra, you will definitely fall in love with the characters. It's s become a family favorite during the holidays with all the kids
Incredible reaction Shandra!! I knew that you´d like it so much! I will join you in this whole magical universe!
Fab reaction, Chandra! There are so many 'smartass' reactors these days, especially to something so special and loved as the HP series, so it's great to see someone being properly invested in the story and characters, and enjoying it so much - thank you! 🙏🤩
(By the way, you are gorgeous and have the best smile!)
Great reaction Chandra! Your genuine pleasure and wonder was plain to see. This series is a journey you will not forget as the characters grow and the story darkens, I hope you enjoy each and every one!
Fantasy movies: Stardust (2007)
My favorite fantasy that wasn't written by Tolkien.
Love Stardust. Definitely react to it if you didn't see it already.
Agreed! Stardust is a fun movie, and it's often overlooked and forgotten.
I enjoyed your reaction, it was lovely to see you light up at certain points of the movie, Thank You ✨🎇💙💎🕊️
Loving your reaction so much Chandra! You remind me of myself with the books when I first read them. They would just suck you into this world and you'd find yourself unable to put them down. Always needing to read the next chapter. See where this or that was going. Man I love them still to this day.
First of all, your laugh is adorable 😊 Secondly great reaction and you ‘get’ Harry Potter and the world of Hogwarts. The music, set design, costume, pacing, editing, script, acting, all on point and you are mesmerised and absorbed in the best possible way.
The first film is lovely, the 2nd is more or less a great continuation, but the 3rd onwards is where this ratchets up a level, becomes darker, more intriguing and more suspenseful, whilst still retaining friendships and some light hearted humour. I predict at the end of this you will regard Harry Potter as your favourite franchise of all time.
I guess that ultimately comes down to personal preference deciding the genre, but for someone who runs a reaction channel and has experienced a lot of films, Harry Potter is an rather unlikely choice. Although, as far as fantasy films go, there are not many who can match the creative quality of Harry Potter, if you‘re willing to ignore all the weaknesses in worldbuilding, characters, and plot lines.
John Williams wrote the music for the first movie which is why it’s so good!
While quitting after the third, he had established enough motifs that any competent composer could have fun with the series.
You should do a video where you and Jordan take the online Sorting Hat quiz and get put into your houses.
Years ago, Warner Bros Studio Tour in Burbank had a whole Harry Potter exhibit, including a Sorting Hat. It put me in Slitherin, but the tour guide gave me another chance and I got Gryffindor the second time. But at Universal in Florida I decided I really belong in Ravenclaw, so that's what my robes say.
Glad you liked it. This franchise and series of books were my youngest daughter's favorite. I predict you will enjoy all of them.
Thank you for sharing. Your enthusiasm beought back the feel of seeing this for the first time.
Another fantasy movie you'll like is Willow with Val Kilmer. Also, The Princess Bride.
Knew you'd love the world of Harry Potter. It is going to be soooo much fun to go along with you as you experience these movies for the first time.
Excellent reaction. I love watching people discover HP. Its like falling in love with it all over again. As far as your house there are several quizzes online. I would recommend doing a couple different ones as results can vary. I cant wait to see you do the whole series.
A little behind the scenes of the movies. Each movie covers one year of school. It took 10 years to film all 8 movies, so the kids were still close to their characters' age. By the last three films or so, it will become apparent these kids did not waste spending half their lives working with and learning from some of Britain's greatest actors. Like the books, the films get darker and more mature and intense as the actors age. You are in for a ride.
I've never seen the US version before and they actually do say "Sorcerer's Stone" instead of the original "Philosopher's Stone". That means they had to film those scenes twice.
The thing that Neville forgot was his cloak. He is the only one not wearing one.
If you ever get the chance, Universal in Orlando has an amazing Harry Potter area. Actually there are two: one with Diagon Alley (complete with the wand selection experience) and a second with Hogsmeade and Hogwarts. Each is in a different park area, and there's a Hogwarts Express you can ride between the two.
And a new third area coming soon!
"That guy is way too intense"... you're gonna love him in game of thrones
He is great in everything he does (at least that I have seen)
I did the Pottermore quiz which tells you your house and wand and stuff. Am a Ravenclaw which is surprising. I'm not that bright lol
I just found your channel in the recommended section and I am so glad. It is so special to see someone reacting to this and other movies. Please, please, please react to all Harry Potter movies, I will be looking forward to it.
In case you missed it, Filtch is the actor who played Walter Frey in GOT, and While Harry is rich in this world, it doesn’t translate to the muggle world, it can only be spent in the wizard world. The first three movies are more geared toward kids and then progressively get darker and more mature for the last five.Also, if you like to read, I’d highly suggest reading the books, the sheer amount of detail and world building is phenomenal.😊
David Bradley was also amazing in a much more serious supporting role in the first season of Broadchurch with David Tennant.
Yes!! You and this franchise are perfect together. Sweetness overload! My partner and I can't wait to watch your reaction to the whole franchise. ❤❤❤
P.S. Jordan, you are missed! But this is also cool as hell, especially if it is bonus content! 🥰 Chandra, you did so great on your own!
Welcome to the world of Harry Potter 😉. I really enjoyed your reaction . Happy holidays 🎉
You will LOVE all of these films. Glad i found your channel and to be on this journey with you.
Saying "i want to know what house I would be in" just lit every single harry potter fan's heart on fire and I'm sure they're all going to rush to the comment section to tell you that you can. lol there's a website out there where you can get take a quiz and get sorted and get your wand type and all that. I'm sure someone will link it. I don't know what it's called.
You mean WE not THEY cause you are the first one that rushed in comments to tell her 😂
Always a great time seeing someone experience these stories for the first time.
YESSSS IM SO HAPPY YOU’RE DOING THIS❤
A little bit of information concerning Ron's confidence while playing chess. Because the movies won't tell you about it. While Harry and Hermione's skills are made quite obvious during the whole series, Ron's are little more subtle. But one of his most obvious skill, is being outstanding at playing chess. That chess game he faces in this movie, and the first book, was set up by Professor McGonagall. Therefore, Ron is playing McGonagall and wins. He will remain undefeated throughout the whole series anytime he plays chess. So yeah, he has every reason to be confident for this.
Harry Melling (Dudley Dursley) was really good in "The Queen's Gambit". He really became an excellent actor and lost a lot of weight too. 🤣
Looking forward for Shandra to go through these films! 👍🏻
The exact same hour I thought I might again watch some Harry Potter reactions after years, one of my favourite reactors (you), so intelligent and beautiful, drops a video! :) What in the world? :)
First time watching this channel, the N64 Goldeneye cartridge on the background already conquered me.
Slytherin being snubbed at the end was so messed up lol
If you liked it this much, you should definitely read the books. There's so much more magicalness in them, and the same vibe! Plus you said you like mystery, and all of the books (more so than the movies) are structured as mysteries.
I love looking back at all the moments where you're made to be suspicious of Snape. You can see Quirrell nearby in the background. Like the Sorting Hat ceremony when Harry's scar hurts. He and the viewer look at Quirrell, but right next to him is Quirrell facing away (so Voldemort is looking at him under the turban).
Still, Snape was still a dick towards Harry just because of Snape's past that we will learn in the next movies.
@@NecramoniumVideo Sure. Snape is a dick. But I would rather not mention anything about later movies or characters here out of respect for the first time reactor.
I love these films at Christmas so I am pumped to follow your reactions!!
23:07 I love this scene. Neville's not wearing his vest, that's what he's forgotten
So, it's a small thing, but I bought "floating candles" for Halloween. They hang from fishing line, and come with a wand/remote to activate them. You don't want them, you *need* them. Great job! 😄👍
I was coming in here to say the same thing! 😂
Oh, I hope you'll watch all of the movies really soon! Looking forward to your next reactions!
5:43
Well it's so interesting that you said that, because the next 'letter rain' scene is actually inspired by Hitchcock's 'The birds'
Just wait, it gets better and better!
You remind me of an early 2000s Julia Stiles. You even talk a bit like her. Like you could be her younger sibling or something.
12:31 lol perfect reaction to that moment
14:24 lol
20:17 “OBviously…”
Enjoyed your reaction to this first one. Looking forward to watching their chemistry rest of your journey
A solo reaction. Look at you. 😎
Hahaha I know right! Honestly, I was a little nervous doing it on my own, but you've all made me feel very supported ❤❤❤
@@maplenutsreact Honestly, you tend to talk about twice as much as Jordan anyway in your regular reactions, so thankfully you can carry the weight on your own! Although it is great to hear you two discuss things and bounce theories off each other in things you both haven't seen.
@@maplenutsreact you wasn't alone😊
A new person checking out Harry Potter, of course imma watch.
Enjoy the ride, its fireeeee
Subbed! Can't wait to watch the rest of them with you!
This was a great reaction to all the great things that J K Rowling imagined. If you get a chance to read the books, as good as the movies are, the books are 10 times better. Thank you for sharing and Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays.
Yes...
If it were not for JK Rowling..many of these young stars wouldn't be known...Draco and Luna stood with JK a few years back when most of the 'stars' turned their backs...
JK Rowling is a talented writer and deserves loads of praise...
There are few quiz games online which can tell you which house you're suitable for ?
You're going to love these movies
It was so fun watching you, it's hard not to love this movie it is so iconic. Here are some ideas for fantasy movies and just to let you know I'm from the era when a classic was truly called a classic. The Thief of Bagdad 1940, Jason and the Argonauts 1963, Ladyhawk 1985, Fire and Ice animated fantasy 1983. I think these next ones have a bit of adventure/fantasy in them, Gunga Din 1939, Mighty Joe Young 1949 and Lost Horizon 1973, unfortunately the original one, 1937, was almost lost in a fire and stills had to be substituted for scenes in the movie which is a pity, but the new one is not bad. There you go:)
Alan Rickman(Snape) has played villains in "Die Hard," "Robin Hood, Prince Of Thieves," and "Quigley Down Under." He was an Angel in "Dogma," and an actor in "Galaxy Quest."
22:00 I bet that guy could also teach them how to get $640M in the bearer bonds. As for the suggestion, how about "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"?
Thanks for this beautiful reaction :)
I hope you watch all the movies. And, please dont wait too long in between. Loved your reaction.
Glad you enjoyed! But the books are even better :P I guess it's pretty common people only watching the films now, but I just can't imagine anyone not liking the books if they're into the movies and read anything at all.
Jordan could join you at the end to both make an appearance and clarify anything without spoilers to assist you going forward with confidence in your understanding. :D
Your a natural reactor! Well done
"You's a wizard, Harry!'
OK, and you're a hairy wizard, but let's not make judgements.
Yes, I know it's an old joke.
I was never super "into" the series, but it's always nice to rewatch them. Especially the first movies have a lot of whimsy to them. You don't see that sort of tone or effort in modern movies anymore.
I'm enough of a film fan to recognize Rowling's brilliance in taking so much loved from other works and combining it in a fresh way with so many other's it becomes it's own thing in spite of the sources. Harry starts like Cinderella in his abuse at home for example. I could go on but the films do that better than I. :D
@@terrylandess6072 The movie is also pretty honest about what it is. You want Harry to win and succeed. It's just kids with low stakes (in this movie), and while you can see the line of "It was her love" coming a mile away, it just feels like it fits so well and doesn't come off as cheesy.
You are literally going through every thought that I had reading the books as an 11 year old 😆 Rowling really does make you want to live in her wizarding world.
You're really going to love this series and when it comes to the sorting hat it takes your choice into account
U’re ADORABLE, mama. So cute u never watched Harry Potter & ur sharing with us!
The stakes will only increase, as will your love for the characters.
That‘s right! The films did a fantastic job to make even the worst characters likeable. The acting is incredible.
You might think it's dangerous at Hogwarts, you don't really need to worry. Pupils almost never get killed. 🤣
They sometimes just vanish for a few weeks but they will turn up again!
She still did that hot eyebrow flash at the intro even if it was subtle ❤️❤️❤️
Great reaction! Every time I watch Harry Potter, Hogwarts reminds me a little of the library at the Catholic seminary I attended in 1979. The library was round and three stories high. I was invited there by two other seminarians. Up on the third floor behind rows of books was a table, there we all sat down and they asked me If I ever heard of Dungeons and Dragons. For many months after that we spent countless hours playing D&D and Gamma World (another RPG by TSR). Good memories! By-the-way, after a year I left the seminary. I realized my path in life was leading me elswhere.
I love watching your videos when it's you and when it's both you and your bf/husband (not sure your status with him sorry). You both bring different yet awesome energy and insight when watching movies. I'm here for it all.
Several years ago, I got an E reader that I could read Braille Books with. I'm blind, I guess that's probably obvious. Anyways, my daughter-in-law is a Potter head. When I discovered that they had the Books in Braille, I told her I would try them. I said to myself, I'll read a couple of chapters and then tell her I just couldn't get into them. I downloaded the book opened it started reading and the next thing I knew I was at least halfway through the book, and it was 2:30 in the morning. Now I'm a Potter head. After I finished the books in Braille, I read them on Audible. Then I watched the movies with audio description, again and again and again… I blame it on her, but well OK it is her fault! Lol!
A darn shame what happened to that poor stuttering professor. And we have only Harry Potter's word, the cold blooded evil murderer himself, to tell us what "happened". He saw his hands burned Quirrel and didn't hesitate to put both hands on his face. Wizard Children of the Corn up in here.
Iguanas can be spectacular and interesting. I didn't have one as a pet, but I've had giant asian water monitors, gila monsters, and a Mexican beaded lizard, along with pythons, boas, anacondas, gaboon vipers, rhinoceros vipers, jumping vipers, an Indian cobra, alligators, caimans, among many other reptiles. I used to give educational talks with reptiles.
there are online tests you can take to get
"sorted". I am a proud Gryffindor myself .
Super fun! Good choice for the extended edition. 💯
looks like I have to sub to Patreon again to check out all of these!
Thank🐍 for the H.P. reaction, Chandra.
You can do the sorting hat online, I was sorted out for Ravenclaw.
What's famous around the world about Harry porter is that Magic, spells, and war between good and evil
on the DVD of this movie they had some little minigames and one was clicking on the right bricks to open up Diagon Alley
is this an extended version? I do not recall some of the conversation/scenes in the theatrical release.
(googled it) well, there is huh.
I know that your title says Philosophers Stone , but also noted that in your movie version Hagrid called it the sorcerers stone. Im under the understanding that in America its known as the sorcerers stone and in Britain as the Philosophers stone. Why the difference I have no idea.
They thought no one in America had heard of the Philosopher's stone legend at the time. source: I was ten at the time the first book came out, and i knew of the legend.
I'm so glad you decided to watch these movies on your own and not with someone whose already seen them ❤
fun fact in the book dumbledores one desire in the mirror was a couple of cozy wool socks lol
29:30 you do know that the Slytherin (my house) common room is IN the dungeons
Just found you and I really enjoyed your reaction!! Can’t WAIT to watch you fall in love (and be completely blown away by) these films! Also, I have a suggestion for a hood tv series that I personally LOVE that has a “magical” feel😉 it’s called “Discovery of Witches” if you haven’t already seen it. I love it!!! Even if you don’t do a reaction to it, you should check it out for sure.
Hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Great reaction! One advice - the world is rich, detailed and the storyline is a lot more complex that it seams at the beginning and you should pay close attention - there are information right from movie 1 throughout the whole series and some of them do not pay off until the end. You love this journey!
Well done Chandra, you did a great job 👏👏👏
This was a great! Can’t wait for the next movie!
Those Ten Points at the end, were the only house points that Neville won in the entire year.