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This is awesome
Thank you for the flower statement. I once bought my dad a bouquet of flowers just because I knew he liked them bc he was a gardener in his retirement. He was in his 50s, and he teared up. He said he’d realized he’d never gotten flowers before. They were just a $3 gas station last minute idea, and it gave him an declaration of love that he had yet to experience for himself. Now that he’s passed on it’s one of many special memories I hold near to my heart.
🤣 my soft ass is sitting here crying over a RUclips comment. That was a beautiful story though
My daughter brings me flowers everytime she goes outside and my heart melts every time
I bought my husband a bouquet one time. He had a rough week and it reminded me of him at the store because it had thistles (he’s Scottish and that’s the national flower)
He was so touched and had never received flowers before either! I highly encourage anyone to just buy someone flowers because it’s always nice to receive them 💕
Turning a student into a ferret isn’t an unforgivable curse, just ill-advised. 😂
Transfiguration.
Also him moving him around was while it appeared similar to the one curse put on the spider quite different. The spider was instructed to do those things against his will it is a form of mind control where as the ferret was manipulated forcibly by mad eye externally.
Yeah it was Levicorpus, not Imperio(forbidden), but understandably confusing for somebody that hasn't read the books etc.
@@Grimmdus Barty Crouch Jr
@@_Professor_Oak yes! Levicorpus!
"Hopefully we can get less of the teen love story..." *Laughs in Half-Blood Prince*
Lol yeah that was my first thought when he said that
Oops.
Romance is a part of the human condition, especially for teens when they’re unsure of themselves, dealing with hormones & learning about how to interact with one another including these new feelings. Idk why anyone expects to watch a movie about kids/tweens/teens & assumes that’s not a part of it.
At least halfblood is fun. Well, at parts. This movie feels disjoined. You don't really feel the motive for any key characters
Awesome how they had a tent that's bigger on the inside and doctor who in the same movie
It's in the book as well isn't it? So maybe inspired by the show since it's been on so long?
@@READY_OR_NOTI don't think it was a comment on who's idea it was first, just a funny coincidence to have the Doctor and that tent in the same movie.
@@ladeao1552 I wasn't questioning who did it first. I was remarking on the possibility that it was inspired by it. Now go take a time out and find a way to fertilize your personality.
@@READY_OR_NOT why did you go mean-spirited at the end of your comment? they were throwing no shade at you and you're just a dick for no reason?
The purpose of the Yule Ball was to find out who each Champion “treasured”. Professor McGonnogal said the Yule Ball has been a traditional of the Tournament since the beginning. That’s because the second Task has always been to save a loved one. What better way to find out who each Champion cared about enough to risk their own lives than to have a dance & see who they invited & spent time with. Cedric invited Cho Chang. Hermione went with Krum. Harry went with one of the Patil twins but spent all his time with his best friend, Ron.
and fleur who brought her sister to hogwarts, and her sister being the only young one from her school there, obviously spent time with her sister.
@@Nevolet In the book Fluer spent time in the bushes with some boy. Which is why they had to use her sister because they couldn't find her inside.
@@arcanask roger davies? 😅
@Nevolet another character screwed when they made the films
I don’t see how that could be true as the dates of each champion were not taken.
If you go back to the second movie where Harry frees Dobby from Lucius Malfoy, you can hear Lucius begin to utter the killing curse at Harry before Dobby stops him.
True! Pretty disturbing that one would kill you for freeing your slave (although that also happened/happens in real life). It was not in the books tho (him starting the killing curse), but he was very mad about it.
The easy way to know how old a student is in Hogwarts is that it almost matches the school year they are in. You first start attending Hogwarts at year 1 when you are 11 years old. Then year 2 when you are 12. Year 3 at 13 years old. Year 4 at 14 years old. Year 5 is 15 years old. Year 6 is 16. And then your final year at Hogwarts is year 7 when you are 17 years old.
In the wizarding world you are considered an adult at 17 years old as apposed to the normal muggle world where an 18 year old is considered a legal adult.
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The bathing scene is even more creepy when you learn (Harry) Daniel Radcliffe was 14 and (Myrtle) Shirley Henderson was 37.
Yeah but she wasn't in the same room as Daniel.
As a guy I see nothing wrong here...
I had some ugly ass teachers and I still wouldn't complain if they rode me like a 🐎 😂
@@JonnyQuest64 If you're 14 sure, but when you grow up you realise a 37 year old grinding on a 14 year old is taboo on levels that don't need to be explained, regardless of gender. Obviously, she was playing the ghost of a student, but it's still creepy.
@Professer.0ak no, that's a gay ass take I'll never get behind. My son, when he's 14 sleeps with a teacher, he isn't gonna be a 🐈 and turn in a gift from God to the cops. He's gonna take his free A's n go about his business like a young man.
The reason why Dumbledore yelled at Harry during the ceremony was because Dumbledore was worried about him being chosen. Once the name comes out of the Goblet of Fire, it becomes a magically binding contract that the person has to compete. And, as you saw in the movie, the tournament is extremely dangerous and wizards have died before during the competition. That's why there is an age limit in order to enter. You have to have reached an age where you've learned a certain amount of spells and magic so you can adequately defend yourself. In the book, it's Hermione who trains Harry for the tournament because she's so far advanced in her studies. I wish they put the training sessions in the movie because it shows how Harry prepared for each round.
" he asked calmly"
@@joshuabarnett88 Well somebody had to say it, right? :) It is no problem trying to see the "human" motivation within the film character of Dumbledore, too bad it was so OUT of character for the book persona. The last time "canon" Dumbledore lost it was probably when fighting Grindelwald in his teens. But I guess for non-readers, this episode could appear substantiated enough.
The woman who was dating and eventually married my best friend bought me flowers for our college graduation because I told her that men never get flowers. She's a real one.
Well at least dumbledore asked Harry, Calmly
Voldemort is human, you saw his 16 year old self in the 2nd movie. Voldemort looks this way because he came back to life and back to full power with dark magic.
I was 10yo when I read the first Harry Potter book, that was released in the US in 1998.
I was *hooked from that very first book* and, the Harry Potter book series became a significant part of my life.
Especially when I consider that the the last book came out in 2007, right after I turned 20yo.
I spent over 10 years 'patiently' waiting, for the next book to be released, until the series was complete.
Went to the Midnight book releases and... all of the things!
Hell, I even left parties I was at during and after High School to go and get the book(s) when they released at Midnight. 😂 Only to them go straight home and read it all the way through, until I finished. I'm a quick reader so, I should've spaced the books out but I just couldn't put any of them down!
I will forever be grateful that my Elementary School Librarian suggested I read the Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone book they had just received.
I'm 36yo now with a almost 14 year old son who I was happy to pass my books down to. He absolutely loved them and I couldn't have been more excited!
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The whole HP series, (book or movie) is a wild ride! SO glad I get to see you experience these as well!
And this is where I wrap up my HP reaction watches! So far, I have only read the first 4 books and have stayed dedicated to the idea of only watching the movies I previously read.
In the book rita skinner players a much bigger roll there are alot more newspaper gossip, she's an animagus and can turn into a bug so she spys alot and writes more gossip
Rita Skeeter squeezed Cedric's bum after messing with his hair.
... just like real "journalists". * cough * Dan Wooton * cough *
Barty Crouch Jr disguised as Madeye Moody put a Confundus (confusion) spell on the Goblet. He made the Goblet forget that only 3 schools were participating then submitted Harry's name as the only entrant for a 4th school.
Ron's a bit clueless and naive even for 14 when it comes to girls and romance. He's just noticed that Hermione is actually a girl that other guys are interested in. He doesn't even realize he's jealous.
Hermione turned 15 right after school started in September. Ron turns 15 March 1st and Harry doesn't turn 15 until July 31st after school ends on June 30th. She's almost a year older than the boys and girls tend to mature faster than boys in most cases anyway.
The way the story was written was quite brilliant as J.K. understood that the kids who read the first book would eventually grow up with Harry. So with the movies they did the same in which the movies appeal more to that type of age range. Also Harry is 14 in this.
In the book Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Dumbledore explained to Harry that Priori Incantatem is when two wands with matching wand core connect. If you recall from the very first movie, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone or Philosopher's Stone when Harry got his wand Mr. Olivander said that the phoenix feather in Harry's wand had a matching feather in another wand that came from the same exact phoenix. The person that has the other feather in his wand is Voldemort.
Harry found out in the book version of Goblet of Fire that the phoenix was Dumbledore's bird, Fawks.
Because Harry and Voldemort has matching wand cores it means the wands are equal in power and relation. The wands really are brothers. As Harry's wand began to slowly beat Voldemort's wand it caused the Piori Incantatem spell to happen. That means the last few spells that a wand made reveals itself. So in this case not only did the last few murders that Voldemort's wand made expose itself to everyone in the graveyard, in the book version it also showed Wormtail's new silvery hand first as well.
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Um technically it was every spell cast in reverse Voldemort happened to use 🎶Avada Kedavra🎶 the most and if priori incantatem went on long enough every spell from the time he got his wand from ollivanders would have appeared.
Priori incantatem was major plot armor. I found it to be quite a cheesy scene. Perhaps she couldn't work out how else he would escape the graveyard, who knows.
i think a big thing about the not telling kids how to do things like landing from the portkey has to do with taking things for granted. like if it wasnt a big concern to you, you might not think to tell someone to step onto a escalator and you might get a scene like the one in ELF
Moody didn't use an unforgivable curse towards a human, Draco- he "just" transfigured him. 😅
He did transfigured _and_ used the imperio to control him to flail him around and make him go in his friend 's pants. He controled him exactly like he did with the spider thing demonstration
@@Babawze Imperio controls the subject by making them act against their own will, whatever the caster wants to them to do. Draco was just being levitated as a ferret probably squirming on its own accord because its a freaked out ferret. Agree though the movie made it look similar, the spider floating was not really showing what Imperio does. The flying around the class room wasn't really it, but the part where he could make it willingly drown itself is.
@@Babawze imperio isn't the only spell that can levitate things lol, imagine levitation being unforgivable.
Sorry to give you the bad news. It's not your fault you didn't know this but the producers and directors of this movie left out some important information from the book. One of them is the fact that Harry is STILL living with his aunt and uncle. Harry was only visiting the Weasley home because the Weasley family asked permission from the Dursleys to take him for a few days so that Harry can attend the Quidditch World Cup with them.
This is the movie where they start to leave massive key pieces of information that were in the books out of the movies. For example, Harry finds out that Dobby is now working at Hogwarts as a free elf and gets paid for it. Dobby is the one that gives Harry the Gillyweed and not Neville. Percy Weasley (one of Ron's older brothers that was a prefect at Hogwarts in the first three books and movies) has graduated and now works at the Ministry of Magic. At this point he was Barty Crouch Senior's personal assistant. There was another house elf in the story called Winky. She use to belong to the Crouch family until she was fired and freed. She went to Hogwarts to work there but was severely depressed about her new found freedom. Hermione did not react well to finding out that Hogwarts has a massive staff full of house elves and tries to no avail to free them all. She fails because none of them wants to be freed. Many of the Hogwarts house elves work in the kitchen located directly under the Great Hall and its them that have been cooking the meals for the school. The food is only magically summoned unto the tables in the Great Hall. But one of the biggest things that were left out from the books that many fans (including myself) that wished they could have included in the movie is the Quidditch World Cup match. In the book it was highly detailed and exciting.
That was just a Few of the Many things that were left out that I had mentioned. There are still far more interesting details like back stories reveals of main characters and how the last Tri Wizard Tournament maze task was different. Hopefully now that they are officially rebooting the series for HBO Max they will now add many of the details. Especially being that the book author is one of the executive producers.
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This is my least favorite movie of the series as a book reader. Mainly because the director admitted that he didn't even read the book the movie is based on because the book was too long to read... They spent so much time making silly jokes that they wasted screen time that could've been put to better use, showing us shit that is actually important lol. I know things have to be cut because there's just not enough time in a movie to perfectly adapt a book, but to omit important things in order to show us shit that literally doesn't matter is a little mind boggling and goes to show how much the director cared about getting it right. All the way down to Dumbledore's "Did you put your name in the Goblet Of Fire!?" was a terrible decision by the director. At least we got a good meme out of it lol. It's still a good movie though.
Good sum up. Hopefully he reads this. Other reactions he has done, have suggested to me, that he does not.
still salty they left out the lady sphinx from the maze but extended stupid dash for the port cup.
yes Hermione is just visiting too.
Dobby was the Goblin of Fyre. The stupid Director.
The reason he can get away with showing the curses is because he isn't using it on a person
Though he did put each student under the Imperius curse in the books - and Harry repeatedly so.
@@kaisattelberg5548 fair point,I was only commenting on the movie - the book did present other questions, ton it also clears up some stuff the movie has. The fact is, he should not have been allowed to do anything to the students, but nobody would know unless a student told someone. Let's face it, in the real world, things happen that are illegal, and in private schools, based on things that hit the need occasionally, things that should never happen occur me often than in public schools- at least it seems that is the case.
The hostage in the lake is just put in enchanted sleep, supervised by the merpeople. (Dumbledore knew them, so they were doing him a favour)
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The book and the movie are quite different. The tone is different, the plot is layed out differently, and loads are cut out, because the book is long, although not as long as The Order Of The Phoenix, which is thick as a Bible.
eh the old testament is about philosopher's stone length and the political ineptitude that is the new testament just waffle's on and depending on whether you wish to read the most definitely canon book of enoch (it's more canon than the new testament which is just political rhetoric used and abused so often that there are no surviving copies of the original new testament) which is just contemporary to the bible and a precursor to the divine comedy by dante alighieri.
@@xyreniaofcthrayn1195 I don't know what sort of Bible you have got, but it sure doesn't look like mine.
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I take it you don't like the political part of the book.
I do. It's a lesson about how oppression works, how autocracy works and how to build up resistance.
@@flugsven The stock standard one that rather stupidly recognises the new testament as anything but non canon garbage that was distorted and butchered by preists and popes alike to fit their ideologies instead of remaining true to the word as written which is why the book of Enoch is much much more canon than the new testament.
TLDR: Went on a tangent.
Wish they would have at least showed Dumbledore talking to them in mermish
@@JonnyQuest64 😄 So do I
I’m glad that you muted the scene where Harry comes back with Cedric’s body, when I hear his father crying ‘my boy’ I always burst out crying myself, the acting is very good in that scene.
He got away three times technically.
Once as a baby,
Once with Professor Quirrel
and This one.
OK, I'll say the classic Potter meme.
"Did you put your name into the Goblet of Fire, Harry?", Dumbledore asked calmly.'
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This is a quote from the book in case you didn't know. Dumbledore was always calm, cool and collective in all of the books.
1. The Unforgivables are only unforgivable when they are used against a human. Moody used them against a spider.
2. The spell Moody used on Malfoy was not one of the Unforgivables.
3. There was no threat of harm to any of the "hostages" in the second task. They were under an enchantment to allow them to sleep underwater until they reached the surface.
Rather than being banned, point 2 needs to be encouraged!
@@grahamgresty8383 Agreed. Malfoy definitely had it coming.
camel spider's are not spiders they're closer to scorpions
@@xyreniaofcthrayn1195 What's your point?
no point but just a correction that arachnid would have been better to say because I woke up on the pedant side of the bed today.
Remember when "Moody" was talking about the Impirus Curse. "The problem is, how do you sort out the liars"?? During Voldemort's Last rein of power, Lucius was hos right hand man. When Voldemort fell, he was arrested. But he escaped prison, by claiming, he had no choice. He was under the Impirus Curse. So, yeah. The whole world knows Lucius has a history with Voldemort
They don't all live together lol. You paused it right as Harry was going to say that he just got there. Would be nice, but he still lives with the Dursleys. Harry got to the Weasley home early though so they all could go to the world cup together.
The issue with Ron is that he is the 6th out of the 7 kids in the Weasleys family. All of the first 5 kids are accomplished in their own right and way.
Bill (the first born) works for Gringots Bank as a curse breaker in Egypt. Charlie (the second born) works at a dragon preserve. Percy was first a prefect in Hogwarts and later a headboy during last year. Now he is a graduate and works at the Ministry of Magic as an assistant to Barty Crouch Sr. at this point of the story. Even though the Weasley twins are still in school and are goofballs, they are extremely popular in school and are the best beaters in Quidditch for the Gryffindor team in a long time. Poor Ron not only feels an enormous amount of pressure to at least match his brothers in success and popularity but he is always the last in priority due to lack of money in his family. Not Molly and Author Weasley's faults. Not easy raising 7 kids on the salary of a Ministry of Magic Muggle Protection job that no one in the Wizarding world respects and cares about.
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At the beginning, they aren’t living with Ron’s family. They’re just staying the night before they went with Ron’s dad to the World Cup.
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There's only 3 unforgivable and what Moody did to Malfoy is Transfiguration which you've seen Ron and class learned in the 2nd movie.
1 Crucio - Excruciating "Torture" in latin
2 Emperio - Imperial "Commanding" (and control) in latin
3 Avada Kedavra - "Let this thing be destroyed" in latin
Funny what kids was thought long ago saying Abra Kedabra which sounded like "Let this thing be destroyed" in Latin
even he knows Dumbledore would have asked Harry calmly about his name the goblet...He FEELS it!! why couldn't Mike Newell
Moody didn't use imperius to move the ferret (malfoy). He used some other spell like levioso, although it's impossible to tell since it was non verbal. The ferret made many attempts to get away and was squeeling in fright. If it had been imperio'd it wouldn't be able to fight the curse or be aware of what was happening.
My god, you are such a Ravenclaw! You are Ravenclawing everything, you Ravenclawed every single scene.
Please continue.
Harry and Herminonie didn't move in with Ron and family. They were just staying there for the night because they were all going to the tournament together.
Great reaction. But the thing you have to remember when it comes to Ron is that he is always living in someone else's shadow. He's jealous and nothing more. He's the best friend of the most famous wizard in the world. Aside from Dumbledore.
He's the youngest son out of six and the second youngest child out of seven, whose parents only tried for seven children because they wanted a girl. His only younger sibling is that girl. One of his brother's trains dragons, two of his brothers are on the quidditch team, and another one of his brothers was head boy for Gryffindor for his first two years at school. He never has the chance to be seen for himself. He's always the youngest Weasley boy, the last Weasley boy, or Harry Potter's best friend. No one ever looks at him as just Ron Weasley. This movie in the next are the only two times he's ever really had. Any sort of faltering belief in Harry, and he has some of the serious greatest moments. Overall. He's the best friend someone could have.
The reason the minimum age is 17 to enter the TriWizards Tournament is that in the Wizarding World 17 is the age of adulthood. It so happens the last year of magical school is when you've turned 17.
At 17, you are considered mature enough to make your own decisions and to be accountable for the consequences, including engaging in very dangerous activities. At 17, you also are able to quit school without completing or starting the final year.
In the previous film, at age 13, Harry and Hermione went through their first flush of puberty, which explains the aggression and the rebellion against authority. (Also explains Hermione's leaning into Ron.)
In this film, late bloomer Ron is hit massively with his own puberty, which is why he gets so jealous of the fame and attention Harry gets for being in the Tournament and the jealousy he feels about Krum taking Hermione to the Yule Ball; Ron's REAL problem is that he is so woefully blind to his own feelings. Likely his growing up in a crowded house left him no time to grapple with self-reflection.
I maintain Rita Skeeter is NOT a journalist, NOT a reporter; she's a gossip columnist. Very different animal.
Being sent to prison for using any one of the 3 unforgivable curses is when using them on people. He used them on a bug. Transformations are not unforgivable. Just 3 specific spells are unforgivable which are the Cruciatus Curse, which causes unbearable pain; the Imperius Curse, which allows the user to control the actions of the victim; and the Killing Curse, which causes instant death.
Ron is upset cause he thinks Harry figured a way to put his name in and didn't tell him. Harry is wealthy and doesn't need the large prize money but Ron's family is just getting by and could use the money. I don't think they tell us how much in the movie it is but it's 1000 galleons.
Ron is 14. That alone explains his behavior 😂
I get that people like this exist and acted this way. But just from own personal experience never knew any guy that acted this moody in this way around this age. I knew people far more violent/aggressive and easy to anger. Always felt off to me personally in the books as Ron personality would be closer to attributes to ones mention above especially considering being a younger brother.
What a coincidence. Just this morning, someone used the word "glamping" with me for the first time.
We were driving and saw a large camper pulling a trailer with a golf cart and 2 nice kayaks...
10:10 .....He is not mad , He is just asking him calmly
Oh wow, you put it in last out of the 4 so far. I’d say the vast majority have this one near the top, if not their favorite, of the entire series. I hope it’s not because of the teen romance aspect of it that you mentioned. Because the next one will be rough for you if that’s the case.
This comment is 100% what went threw my mind while watching this.
In my own small pool of anecdotal evidence, everyone I've ever talked about Harry Potter with puts some combination of the first three movies in their top 3 and then say that they become not worth watching after the 4th.
This is my least favorite movie too. I do like the book much more though. It has some fun scenes but I just don't feel like it's telling a story. You're just watching things unfold.
My least favorite too. Mostly because Dumbledore is played wrong, but also because they left SO MUCH out.
As someone who was sorted into Hufflepuff on The Wizarding World website, Cedric Diggory's death hit hard. Especially seeing Amos run onto the quidditch pitch and hearing him shout "That's my son!! That's my boy!!"
Also, they got the movie appearance of Voldemort almost identical to the book. There is one missing detail: in the book, Voldemort is described as having blood red eyes with a slit-like pupil.
Another fact, the creature that the imposter Mad-Eye Moody was demonstrating The 3 Unforgivable Curses on was an arachnid called a whip scorpion.
It's so hard not to comment on your final thoughts you asked a lot of good questions
There was so much taken from this book to movie.. it was sad.. Great reaction.. cannot wait to see more!!
He wasn't controlling his mind(imperius curse) when he turned him into a ferret. He just transfigured him and was using wingardium leviosa(levitating charm)
Harry and Hermione don't live with Ron, they are from muggle families, so they go to the Weasley house every summer before school starts so they can all go to Diagon Alley together to get their school supplies. That's actually a really common confusion I've seen with people who didn't read the books. This summer also happened to be when the Quidditch World Cup was happening.
I know he barely reads these comments, but this one is really dope to see him react to
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That was not an unforgivable curse. Moody polymorphed Malfoy, and then telekinesed him. Moved him physically. The unforgivable Imperius curse takes over the targets mind. And makes them *decide* to do what you want.
I don't recall them mentioning "turning someone temporarily into a ferret and then jiggling them around" as an unforgiveable curse: it's just the three he mentioned: Killing someone (Avada Kedavra), Controlling someone (Imperio), and torturing someone with unbelievable pain (Crucio). It's kinda a bureaucracy thing as there are other spells that will have similar effects to those but aren't explicitly illegal.
As for Moody, he's a high ranking "Auror" which are witches and wizards who hunt, detain and if necessary kill evil wizards and other magical outlaws. If there's a privilege in the Wizarding World they have it- including demonstrating the unforgivable curses at will. Being an auror is often a short and extremely unpleasant life so they've earned respect.
One of the biggest memes from the Harry Potter book fandom is "Dumbledore asked calmly", because when Dumbledore asks Harry "Did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire?" in the books, it specifies that he asked it calmly. It truly was a mystifying directorial/acting decision (whichever it was) to have Dumbledore yell it while practically attacking Harry - like, I get the guy was worried, but Dumbledore doesnt broadcast his worries like that! Anyway, if you ever hear folks going "Dumbledore asked calmly", that's what that's referring to.
And as for how they landed when they got to the tournament, my dad used to pull pranks like that on me all the time. Learning to fall is part of learning to fly. Some just enjoy watching it more than others.
Regarding permission of uncle and aunt...In the book the Weasley´s came to get Harry through the chimney. Which was nailed shut by Vernon. So they couldn´t go through it with Floo powder (the magic travelling flame). So father Weasley had no choice to blast the chimeny from the inside. The Durseys living room looked like a battle took place. You can imagine Harry could leave very quickly after that, but not before the twins hexed Dudley with enchanted candy.
In terms of the books, Goblit of Fire is my favorite. The thing is they cut and changed quite a bit of stuff, and it did not meld as well together because of it. Be interested to see how you notice the differences when the Max TV show comes out.
Harry is still at his horrible family.
Mr Weasley, Ron and the twins fetched Harry in a really entertaining chapter, for the world cup.
fourth book first chapter is the caretaker checking on the old house. second chapter is harry with the dursleys again, like every book. he writes a letter to sirius, gets invited to the quidditch world cup, and mr. arthur weasley offers to take harry for the rest of the summer to the benefit of all parties.
mr. weasley and some family arrives by floo powder in the dursleys fireplace (temporarly connected by the floo network, perk of working at the ministry) but it's been bricked off since the first movie when vernon didn't want more letters coming through the chimney
arthur blows up the bricks, says hello, gets yelled at, cleans up, and they leave.
lotta good stuff they didn't adapt.
Keep your friends close as in "don't push people away, you need ally" because Voldie wanted to single out Harry
We’re in it now!
12:25 magic!
13:13 Teenage hormones! 😂
15:43 transfiguration is not unforgivable. Only the killing curse is unforgivable when used against sentient beings.
17:15 Hogwarts Ain’t Safe
Thank you for watching these.
When has Hogwarts ever been "safe"? You could get sentenced to "detention" in the Dark Forest and possibly eaten by spiders, you can have horrible "accidents" in Quidditch, some professors even teach you how to make "living death" potions ...
Don't worry. Plot armor.
Moody's like the wizard version of a veteran soldier. Back when Voldemort was at the height of his powers, Moody was on the front lines in the fight against him.
i agree with you. this movie isn't my favorite either but with the return of Voldemort it is the beginning of something dark in the coming movies.
The first time a man receives a flower....i thought prom, but funeral works too 😂
I’m sure your ahead, and assume someone has said it; but “DID YOU PUT YOUR NAME INTO THE GOBLET OF FIRE!!!” He said calmly 😂. Also he’s 14, so he wasn’t supposed to be chosen; but as you know he was lured to play.
1. Harry and Hermione are just visiting the Weaslys for the summer holidays/quidditch world cup. The Dursleys didn't really want him to go but there is a funny part in the book how they're convinced.
2. Harry is still under the "care" of the Durslys. The book gives more explanation. But pretty much, he has to live with his mom's blood for magical protection until he turns 17.
3. Sirius is still considered an escaped convict. They have nothing beyond Harry's word at this point to prove otherwise.
4. It was funny you asked why Dumbledore was so angry. In the book, it points out that he asked Harry calmly if he put his name in the Goblet of Fire. So that scene in the movie is kind of a running joke in the fandom.
5. What Moody did to Draco was just transfiguration, turning a person into an animal isn't one of the 3 unforgivables.
6. Each contestant had their own way of breathing underwater. There are a few magical methods of doing it. Neville, being a herbology enthusiast, happened to know about Gillyweed (we find at the end of the movie that 'moody' made sure of that).
7. The kids are older and now 14-17 year-olds. So yeah, romance will start playing a part. But it's never central.
They made a poor choice in depicting “Moody’s” use of the Imperius Curse on the spider. In the book, he has the spider dancing, doing cartwheels, etc, but that curse doesn’t let you just telekinetically zip the subject around the room through the air. It just makes the subject do what you want them to do, to the extent that they physically can. That poor choice in depicting it is what made you misunderstand what was done to Malfoy.
I've been checking for this reaction for the last few days. I'm very curious to see how he feels about the next few movies. There's certainly more story to come, but there's also more adolescent behavior. We'll see. Hopefully the story will overshadow that for him.
The old man at the beginning is the property caretaker, yes. The book goes further into his identity and an explanation of what his responsibilities are.
Harry and Hermione don't live with the Weasleys, they're just there ahead of the Quidditch World Cup trip.
"Something weird about Ron, guys." Teen angst, I think.
Changing someone into an animal isn't one of the unforgivable curses. There are only 3 of those - the imperio curse, which makes someone do what you want them to, regardless of their own wishes; the cruciatus curse, which tortures someone with unbearable pain (used enough, it can drive someone insane, or even kill them), and the killing curse, avada kedavra, whcih murders the victim (except for Harry, who was protected by his mother's sacrifice). Teachers aren't supposed to turn students into animals as a punishment, as McGongall tells Moody, but that's not because it's an unforgivable curse, just because Hogwart's policy is not to do that.
"How are the other ones breathing?" They're using magic, too, just different spells. Harry isn't old enough to have learned those spells, or into botany enough to have learned about gillyweed, but Neville is into botany, he likes plants, so he knew and could tell Harry about it.
We do meet the real Moody - at the end, in the trunk. LOL Other than that, no. ;)
The thing about the unforgivable curses, is that they were illegal to be used on humans, since he used them on a bug he wouldn't be sent to askaban.
Best way for kids, students, people to learn is trial by error. No shortcuts
This is a bit of info (Not really a spoiler but more information/extra) that was not put in the movie that explains what happened at the duel of Harry vs Voldemort. They talk about it in book 4 and it is never REALLY properly addressed in the series. It has to due with the wands Harry/Voldemort have. They are brothers, as was said in book/movie 1. Their core comes from the same thing (feathers from the same phoenix, as was told to us). Meaning the magic inside them kind of has the same frequency (for lack of a better term). This is the reason when their spells connected and tried to push against each other that strange scene happened with the ghostly representations of Voldemort victims appearing again to help Harry.
Ridiculously excited for this reaction.
It was the man that they were talking to in the cage is who put Harry's name in the Goblet of Fire. He's the headmaster of Drumstang and also a follower of Voldemort.
There are 3 unforgivable curses (for adults, children... anyone). The one that "Mad Eye" used for Draco, turning him into a ferret and smashing him up and down is not an unforgivable curse, but still... not allowed as a teacher (like slapping a student is not allowed for us).
No Harry and Hermione still live in London but the dursleys don't play big roll in this one so they skipped straight to the world cup
How birdy crouch jr escaped azkaban was his mother was dieing and her last request was to swap places with her son and the dementor don't care who's there they just sence life, he was invisible at the world cup until he sent up the dark mark into the sky, he was given the dementors kiss off screen ordered by the minister of magic
Omg lol the feet comment sent me over the edge I couldn't stop laughing lol 😂
"I guess it's only Unforgivable when kids do it."
Wrong. Moody wasn't using Imperio on Ferret Malfoy, he was just using Wingardium Leviosa on him.
17 year olds are adults in the wizarding world That's why 17 was the minimum age limit to compete in this dangerous tournament; the Weasley twins, I believe, are 16 here and will turn 17 before the school year ends,, just missing the cut-off age. The other schools sent mostly students who were old enough to complete with a few extras to cheer them on. As Sirius said, whoever put Harry's name in the goblet was not doing him any favors. Ron truly believed at first that Harry had cheated and didn't tell Ron how he did it. When he realized Harry hadn't cheated they were friends again. The main 3 are 14 years old in this movie, experiencing the hormonal highs -- and lows -- that are very typical of this age. And girls mature -- emotional and mentally -- before boys do. Rowling wrote it so realistically as I -- who have studied adolescent psychology -- can see it. I heard her daughter was at that developmental stage at the time but don't know if that's a fact. BTW: It's easy to figure out their ages. #1 -- 11, #2 = 12, #3 = 13, etc.
The kids in the water were safe Dumbledore would have brought them up after the time was up they were in suspended animation
Knowing how he views the treatment of children, the next one is going to be interesting…
Yeah, you're right 😂!
You start your first year at 11 and there’s 7 years so usually their age is easy to figure out based on their year.
17 year olds would be in their 6th or 7th year based on when their birthday lands.
Ron’s birthday is in March, Harry’s is in July and Hermione is older because her birthday is at the end of September after the year cutoff date. So you can assume she is always a year older than the two boys.
Plus she used the time turner for a whole school year so she’s arguably older physically than her age based on year.
I’ve heard the argument that she was petrified in her second year which would have paused her physical aging but that was in spring near the end of the year.
15:33 the 3 curses that he showed the class are unforgivable (the Killing Curse, Avada Kedavra, the Cruciatus Curse, Crucio, and the Imperius Curse, Imperio), this is neither if those
Teen romance is what you have in store for you for the rest of the series. This is really a prequel to Twilight. Didn't you know?
This is the most "teen romance" film in the series BY FAR.
@@MFBloosh You could definitely make a case for HBP being more of a teen romance
There’s so many things logically wrong in that one, the major imo is: it’s completely unbelievable and far fetched that both delegations of last year students would be accompanied by their respective school directors for an « exchange trip » that last the whole year. They would’ve totally stayed in their school for the major part of the year and let 2-3 well rounded teacher go to Hogwarts, and maybe visit only for the opening ceremony, Dule Ball and the tasks
You may figure it out later in the video, but no, they don't live with Ron. Ron's family got tickets to the quiditch world cup and so Harry and Hermione showed up early so they could all go together.
Turning someone into a ferret isn't one of the unforgivable curses
No, turning malfoy into a ferret was NOT an unforgivable curse 😂😂😂
Point One: "Harry lives with Ron, and Hermione?" Listen to what they say
Harry: "Hermione, when'd you get here?" Hermione: "Just now.... you?" Harry: "Last night". So no, Harry doesn't live with the Weasly's, he is visiting in preparation to go to the World Cup.
Two: Moody doesn't break the law vis-a-vie the Unforgivable Curses, as he is not performing them on a person, only on enlarged spiders.
Three: Turning Malfoy into a ferret is 'transfiguration", and lifting him in the air is levitation, which are NOT one of "The Three Unforgivable curses". The curses are: Imperio (mind control) Crucio (torture) and Avada Kedavra (killing)
Four: "How are things judged?" By how quickly and how skillfully they retrieved their eggs.
Five: "What did he (Dumbledore) just do to himself?" The wisps Dumbledore removed from his temple were memories. He put them in the 'Pensieve' to look at them more closely.
Six: In the book, the maze was filled with monsters, jinxes, and puzzles. They cut it ALL out to save time and money, which makes sense, but I felt gypped.
Seven: Harry & Voldermort's wands have tail-feathers from the same phoenix (Falks), so they 'connect' when used against one-another, and the wand whose owner has the greater will can force the other's wand to "regurgitate" ghost-like memories of the last few spells it cast. In the case of Voldermort's wand, the last four spells it had cast were to kill Cedric, the caretaker, James & Lily Potter (13 years earlier) so they were sort-of ghosts.
After the 20th “magic don’t ask questions” I stopped it. Try watching a few minutes and you will get answers
What's amusing is Harry could have forfeited from the Triwizard Tournament during any of the events lol. In the maze alone he could have shot a red flare up into the sky to just be like, nah I'm out.
Except (in the book only, of course) several moments are shown where the wish for glory and being the hero (at least to impress Cho, if no other reason :)) really gets the better of Harry, and seemingly propels him to continue. Along with most of the adults telling him to go on, and supporting him for the challenges. This is a complicated part, but we have been told Harry is out of the ordinary - to the point that he and those around him kind of get accustomed to the notion.
The whole scene with the dragon never happend in the books!! The dragon was still on the chain.
If you think about it, Pettigrew was a horrible servant. He could have helped Voldemort and his plans in the first two. Aside from that, he could have gotten a sample of Harry's blood without anyone knowing at any time in the first 3 years for Voldemorts return. On a different note, for some reason on this watch "Did you put your name in the goblet of fiyah!" made me think of Nicholas Cage at the end of KickAss and now I want Nick Cage to play Dumbledore in a spoof
Well I bet the ratman was not bright enough to think up the plot himself... while Voldemort was not around to prod him. In a way, it is logical this all only came to pass in the fourth year - the dark lord must have used what he considered to be "safer" options first, too.
What bugs me more - although it is probably unavoidable seeing how the books are constructed "by school years" - that matters only come to a climax at the end of spring each time. :) I am so supporting the joke how Voldemort cares about kids' education! He never comes to kill while there are studies to be attended to. :D
Rita Skeeter squeezed Cedric's bum after messing with his hair.
Pretty boy Diggory didn't have to lean that close to whisper in Harry's ear.
The rest of the movies just keep getting better and better. Tho it is not up next, Half blood prince is my absolute favorite movie. That is all, Keep on keeping on. 10/10
At the end of the last movie hagrid bred some wierd lobster creature you see it for a split second it should have been in the maze was was left out entirely
Moody used a levitation spell to move ferret-Draco around. Not the Imperious (Mind control) curse like he did the Spider. I can see your confusion based on the visuals.
The story takes place in the 90s shape is well within the limits for that lol
They get darker and darker. I honestly dont even start watching reaction videos for Harry Potter until people get around to watching this one.
The quidditch world cup they are the professionals while harry plays on school team..similar to high school