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If this gets 800 Likes we'll do the second movie! LETS GO!
It will You guys are in for a magical journey
Harry potter is filmed in Scotland and England If you were wondering
You don’t have a choice. You must not have read the fine print; By watching The Scorcer’s Stone, you are bound by the Ministry of Magic to watch the rest.
Well now this video has over 800 likes so...
You shouldn’t need that. Just do it 😜
"In what state does the scenery take place?" Is probably the most american question Ive ever heard lmaoo
As if you didnt just watch an entirely british cast 😂😂
Clearly it took place in a state of serenity.
Scottland for some of it.
That's like assuming that if a film takes place somewhere or the cast speaks a certain language it takes place there. World War Z took place in America with a largely American cast but was film in Scotland 😂 I don't see the confusion in asking where this took place. A lot of scenery shots aren't on location at times.
@@BlackGirlMarvel My point was more about how Americans think everything has something to do with America... Also, It wouldn't make sense as would be a waste of money to travel to America to film a story that literally starts in London... they had everything they needed in the UK. I was just arguing common sense, not that language/accent = location.
Scotland is part of Great Britain@@MI-hz1cp
A lot of people say they wish the wizard world was real, including myself, and whenever someone says that, this movie comes to mind. It’s so inviting and magical and cozy, which is impressive considering how dark the other films get.
Me too, the wizard world seems like a cool idea but the closest thing we got is universal studios 😂😂
The first two movies are so colorful and vibrant. Chris Columbus was a great director
I don't wish it was real XD imagine dying with an OP spell lol. I want the nice parts to be real. I always wished pokemon was real. Cause that life seems so carefree and could you imagine your job being just training a pokemon or traveling, without having to apply. It's that or being a pirate on one piece lol
We also have to be careful with bad dark wizards
Everyone says that now but imagine dying because someone said two words and wiggled a stick at you.
3:48 watching the homies go from “oh cool!!!” to slowly realizing the child abuse Harry has endured for 11 years 😂😂
he was 15 months when he was dropped at the dursley's, lily and james never abused him so at this point he was with the dursleys 9 3/4 years
Everyone in the movie talking in a British accent....
Chase: "I wonder what state they filmed this in."
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London is my favorite state 😂😂
😂 Americans being Americans 😂😂
@@gember1382as an American I don’t not claim this guy, it was just sad to hear
0:29 there are 8 movies... there were 7 books and the last book was split into 2 movies
14:46 you may not know it, but the actor that plays the goblin in this scene is the late Verne Troyer - Mini Me from Austin Powers!
15:45 in the books/movies, different wands have different impacts. They have different strengths and weaknesses and levels of loyalty. A wand's important features is the type of wood, the length and flexibility vs rigidity, and the magical beast property that makes up the wand's magic core: phoenix feather, dragon heartstring, or unicorn hair. Each property affects the performance of the wand and how it meshes with the witch or wizard.
16:08 everybody knows his parents.
18:43 no, the muggles don't see it. Every magical location is spelled so that muggles do not notice or retain anything magical. And if they do happen to see, then the Ministry of Magic finds out and has their memories of it erased. But mostly, they have the urge to look away and ignore it. Only magical beings can see it.
20:04 no, it's not another plain of existence ... lol... its Scotland. Hogwarts is in Scotland. Harry and most of the characters live in England. The train is taking them from England - London, I believe - to a remote, spelled area of Scotland. Hogwarts is also spelled so that muggles can not see it. The train I'm not sure... it's probably spelled. ... and Wakanda is not another world! lol It's in Africa and it's shielded from detection/entry.
22:37 oh, just you wait. Hermione is the true GOAT of this series and it won't take you very long at all to figure that out.
23:45 oh, wait, you guys don't know your house or wand?! I figured since you've played the games that you've been sorted!YOU CAN GET SORTED BY THE HAT!!! You should def get on the Pottermore (Wizarding World) website and take your Wand and House quizes!! Not the Patronus... not yet. That doesn't come up until the 3rd movie so don't take that one yet.
32:47 yeah, Draco has very likely already learned to fly. His family are rich (and racist) and don't give a fuck about rules.
39:00 yeah, you're not likely to find much diversity in Harry Potter. One, because these movies started coming out in 2001, before there was a social push to have more diversity in media. and Two, because Hogwarts is a school for kids across the United Kingdom and Ireland (UK if you didn't know is England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. So... lots of mostly white people.) There are other schools across the world for the kids in those regions.
1:01:57 and 1:04:11 so the movie doesn't do a very good job of explaining the whole decay thing. When Dumbledor says that Harry's mom sacrificing herself for Harry and brining up "old magic"... what isn't explained is that the old magic essentially acts as a forcefield around Harry which harms Voldemort when Voldemort touches Harry. And because Voldemort was existing inside Quirrell, when Harry touches him it hurts Quirrell's body instead. There will be more on this coming later but the movies don't give the full explanation that's in the books. The movie just says "love".... but it's magic. The very oldest... a magic born out of a mothers love and devotion for her child.
1:05:37 well, remember, Harry, Ron, and Hermione cost Gryffindor 150 points when they were caught outside at night - Prof McGonagall took 50 points each. They don't have individual points, just House points... so that 150 that Harry won for Gryffindor was then lost.
Final note, I highly recommend the books! The movies get most of it... maybe around 70-75% of the story - but there are whole character/plot arcs left out of the movies... and a lot of what is here gets a throw away line that most completely miss. The movies are great but they definitely don't fully cover or explain the whole story.
Some things you should know about the houses:
Hufflepuff: Kindness - Loyalty - Hardworking - Humility
Hufflepuffs are the most unassuming house. They don't get attention because they don't crave attention. Hufflepuffs are the backbones of the wizarding world. They are imo, the best house. They are the ride-or-dies. They are loyal, hard-working, caring, and modest. They achieve great things but unlike the other houses - they don't constantly boast those achievements. They are the healers (nurses and doctors, basically), teachers, herbologists, mediators, veterinarians, and fill other roles where they can do the greater good - but behind the scenes. They value hard work, friendship, family, and peace - but are not above becoming a soldier if its necessary. They probably stay out of politics but I imagine they would fill the equivalent role of a beat-cop in wizarding law enforcement. They would def be the ones to de-escalate the situation to avoid bloodshed while the others would shoot first and ask questions later.
Gryffindor: Bravery - Honor - Determination - Chivalry
Gryffindors are the most popular house - which, of course they are. Not only are our main set of characters in that house, Gryffindor stands for courage, honor, and chivalry - all great qualities to have.... usually. Gryffindors are basically the popular group. They are the jocks, leaders, and champions. They tend to fill roles in government and law enforcement, likely on the front lines. Where Slytherins are sneaky, Gryffindors are right in your path. Where Ravenclaws are more mindfully focused on study or art and what new things they can learn or create, Gryffindors are present and grounded. Where Hufflepuffs are unassuming, pacifistic, and keep to the background, Gryffindors are bold and brass and loud. They are the heroes and saviors - but they can also be SO VERY arrogant and overly prideful.
Ravenclaw: Intelligence - Creativity - Wit - Drive
There are two types of Ravenclaws, imo... the brainiacs and the artists. They are prodigies. They are the scientists, historians, teachers, reporters, and likely fill analytical and communications roles in politics and law enforcement. They value intelligence and creativity. Both Harry and Hermione would have done well in this house, I think.
Slytherin: Ambition - Cunning - Resourceful
While dark wizards are proportionally more Slytherin than the other houses, not every Slytherin is evil. Slytherins tend to be a mix of ambitious, selfish, sneaky, and cunning - for some, this does develop into a charming and manipulative personality but others find a way to use that drive for the greater good. Slytherins often grow up to be the politicians, teachers, lawyers, and like Severus, spies and whatever they would call an undercover cop. Many Slytherins come from rich, affluent, and "pure" families where they are raised to go bad and continue the evil their families commit (think of it like White Nationalists raising their children to be White Nationalists because its pretty much the same ) but some do manage to break away from that.
Honestly I feel like people are way too rigid in how they put specific traits onto the houses. Obviously they have their overall "theme" but all the characters are a lot more than what you would say they are because of their house.
Not much diversity?
I'd say the Hogwarts students are fairly representative to British society. There's Lee Jordan, Dean Thomas, the Patil sisters, Cho Chang among those students who are central to the story.
In a wider sense the movies discuss the topic in many ways, adding all kinds of creatures and mixes of creatures, focusing on inclusiveness and understanding. You'll see 😊
I'm glad you guys are starting this. It's one of the best movie franchises out there. The characters and world it creates are so cool. I hope you love it as much as we do.
Let’s go do all of them
Rest in peace
Richard Harris 1930-2002
Richard Griffiths 1947-2013
Roger Ebert 1942-2013
Stephenie McMillan 1942-2013
Rik Mayall 1958-2014
Robin Williams 1951-2014
Derek Deadman 1940-2014
Richard Corliss 1944-2015
James Horner 1953-2015
Alan Rickman 1946-2016
John Hurt 1940-2017
Robbie Coltrane 1950-2022
and Leslie Phillips 1924-2022, Robin Williams was interested in participating in the movie, but was turned down for the Hargrid role because of the strictly British and Irish only rule which Chris Columbus was determined to maintain
Actually there is 1 American who plays Susan Bones (redhead, usually sits next to Hermione) she disappears after the 2nd film as she's the director's daughter, Eleanor Columbus!
@@grahamgresty8383 Yes, and that's fair and square, because it was thank's to her Chris wanted to direct the movies. She more or less forced her dad to read the first book, and it hit him like a train!
Oo okay
Also Michael Gambon 1940-2023
Ah Rik Mayall. He was supposed to be Peeves but they apparently didn't even keep the footage that they filmed with him.
No matter how many times I rewatch this series, I'll never not be in awe of how CUTE the main 3 stars are, and how much they grow with the movies. Please react to all of them, it's one of the best experiences ever! ❤
Yeeees! I'm so glad you're starting this journey! This was a big part of my childhood.
same here, same here
'This is where they can become best friends' to the Trio and Draco in detention. I am dying laughing at that! Could be an interesting twist to a Fanfiction lol.
If you pay attention closely to the chess scene, you can see that one of the falling pieces of debris actually hits Ron in the face and Rupert was an MVP to stay in character after getting hit in the face like that!
I love it that you guys guessed it was Neville that was getting the last 10 points even before he finished the sentence lol.
I love how these guys react to the whole movie without clipping it
I feel like a lot of people think being sorted into houses is just a Harry Potter thing. When I was in high school we got sorted in to one of four houses in first year and they were named after historic places around Scotland (where I’m from) We didn’t have a sorting hat obviously but we did have a common room for each house. I don’t know if other places have houses like we did I just assumed it’s normal. Must be a Scottish thing if not.
The different types of candy in the harry potter movie looks very delicious. Also Harry Potter losing his parents to Voldemort is very heartbreaking.
A lot of the chocolates and sweets are based on the kinds of sweets you can find in most traditional confectionary stores in the UK. I imagine you can get some of them in the US, too, though not sure if they're as easy to find.
they shot this in scotland and all over UK. Alnwick castle, Ashridge, Bodleian library, Duke Humfrey's Library, Durham cathedral, Glen-Nevis, glenfinnan viaduct, gloucester cathedral, harrow school, kings cross station in central london, lacock abbey, leadenhall market, pickering street and leavesden. all over england and scotland.
YES YES YES YES YES YES
I'm a HUGE Harry Potter fan I love the whole franchise I can not for you guys to do the rest I hope you guys watch all the movies I'm so hype for more
been watching your twd reactions.... and just got this recommended to me 😫 i am a potterhead FOR LIIIFEEEE and i'm so stoked to see you two goofballs react to this franchise!
Fun fact.
The actor playing the the guy selling the wands is John Hurt who also played the guy in Alien who had the alien burst out of his chest.
Another great actor who sadly passed away.
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29:24 the thing Neville forgot was his robe, if you look, all the other students have their house robes on but he does not
Trust me, Chance, you don’t want to be immortal, you’ll get bored very easily after a few hundred years.
i dont know how this channel suddenly became one of my favorite reaction channels, i just started watching last year
Y'all should take the Wizarding world quizzes. What School, wand, Patronus Y'all get?
Slytherin, 10in Blk Walnut Phoenix core, Shark
I love these movies. I rewatch them every christmas with my family. Its one of our christmas traditions. They never get old.
The question is is in a Christmas movie or Halloween movie cuz I do it for both
Every 23rd of July, it's Daniel Radcliffe's birthday. These always come on every July 23rd, just like every 4th of May for Star Wars.
The Wizarding World is on earth, for the platform that is underneath a veil of invisibility basically where Muggles aren't able to see it. The train however could I believe be seen by a plane if someone could happen to see the train because planes usually level off at around 32000 ft so a train would look quite small and an average person looking out from a plane wouldn't think anything much of it.
It was filmed in Scotland and England it's a English film, and the books were written by a English woman.
Not all English films are film in England.
I literally rewatched this last night. Nah, that's eerie. I love this series, and I hope you guys enjoy it too.
The Dursleys treated Harry like s*** when I first saw this.
I suggest watching all of the movies extended versions, if youre not already done reacting to the movies on Patreon.
The extended movies add more of the scenes that were deleted, and some of those scenes (especially later films) completely change how you feel about some characters.
You guys are amazing 🙏 I could watch you guys watch anything but the nostalgia of Harry Potter # 1 made this a delight haha
Can’t wait for you guys to watch this and hopefully you guys continue with the rest and these movies are very important to me and to my childhood
Loved this film but it’s sad thinking about many actors that played important roles in the film series has since passed, most recent passing is the second actor who played Albus Dumbledore, Michael Gambon( Yes the first actor, died shortly after this movie was released)
Actually Richard Harris who played the first Dumbledore passed away before the release of the 2nd film, _Chamber of Secrets_ but he did managed to film most of his scenes before his passing.
The wizarding world and the none magical world exist in the same dimension and planet. No one is traveling through portals to another world. The reason most muggles don't see magic happening around them is sometimes attributed to protective spells having been places on objects or places so that regular none magical folks can't see or notice them. For example, Hogwarts is a massive castle located in the highlands of Scotland. But when muggles come across it they only see old ancient empty castle ruins. If muggles find themselves getting too close to it then suddenly the muggles will start to think they have someplace important they have to go to that they previously forgotten about.
In rare other cases when a muggle happens to witness magic by mistake, the local wizarding government called The Ministry of Magic will come and magically erase that particular memory from the muggle's mind.
Certain cases are allowed only to a certain extent, like in the case of a wizard or witch having been born from a muggle family or is being raised by a muggle family like Harry and the Dursleys for example. But even then the wizarding child is not allowed to perform magic even in front of their muggle family even though their muggle family members know about their relative being born a witch or wizard and that they attend Hogwarts.
The Wizarding communities consider it vital that their existence remain a secret for their protection incase for example muggles decide to bring back the witch trials and start burning wizards at the stake again among many other reasons as well.
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Harrys cousin is the most spoiled boy in the series both book and movie
James Potter was not a Seeker I know in the movies that shows that, but JK Rowling even stated that James Potter was a chaser, but in the books he does play with a snitch because he likes playing with it.
There's eight actual Harry Potter movies, then there're three movies of a spinoff series that everyone hates
i seen a image on if harry potter was an anime, wdyt of the concept
There’s a spinoff series?
@@imjorkingmypeanits Fantastic Beasts
Everyone shouts at Harry and Ron to use spells forgetting that they *just* started learning spells. They only know one or 2 and have barely practiced them. 😂
Most of what Slytherin pulled in the Quidditch game earned them penalties in the book. So yes there are fouls, penalties and the equivalent of a free throw. Catching the snitch ends the game and earns you 150 points so you usually win but if the opposing team is up more than 150 points on your team you could still lose.
The movies (even the studio sets) were filmed in England and Scotland.
J.K. Rowlings stipulated the movie had to be filmed in UK and UK actors.
Ahh, the start of the Harry Potter movies. Nice reaction. The books are pretty good too. The kids were so young here :) and yeah, so many actors from this movie series passed away so soon 😢
I know, but at least we still got the main cast crew
@@darthdracul8372 true 👍🏼
To answer your question you're supposed to attend Hogwarts for 7 years.
In fact, each Harry Potter book is one year of Harry's time at Hogwarts.
But there are 8 Harry Potter movies because the last book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was made into a two part movies.
And so begins a new arc/era for these guys.
Fun fact: that goblin was played by Verne Troyer but the voice was provided by Warwick Davis💯 yeah it's very surprising if u heard about Verne Troyer being involved in this movie
He also played the character of the Head Goblin who spoke with hagrid, professor flitwick and a later character we won’t name yet for spoiler reasons
Awesome you began to watch this series! 🤩 I'm so hyped! I really can't wait that you two watch them all!
*NO SPOILERS:*
They have 7 years of studying in Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
The school takes place in Scotland.
And yes, Harry goes back to his aunt, uncle and cousin.
Only thing I'm going to say about the movies to come, is that they get gradually darker and more mature.
But they're still very magical and keep you interested. 😁
Corrections: Some scenes are indeed filmed in Scotland. However. Many scenes are filmed in Ainwick Castle in the North East England.
They flip scenery and interiors a lot, though, so some scenes are filmed in Scotland.
That said: you're NOT wrong. Since the school is canonically set in Scotland. But the scenes for the movies weren't exclusively filmed there.
That's where my correction comes in.
Please do all the movies!! If you really enjoy it, theres also a newer movie series called Fantastic Beasts that take place in the same universe! I highly suggest them.
Some people feel that Slytherin was robbed of an earned win of house points at the end, but what they don't consider is that Snape, as head of Slytherin, has a bad habit of deducting points from the other houses, especially Gryffindor, for the most trivial excuses, and awarding undeserved points to Slytherin whenever possible. Dumbledore and the other teachers, being aware of this, often throw extra points to their own houses. It's really not a very good system, but a lot of customs in the Wizarding World are not what a fair society would do.
I think I'm starting to remember the points given to all four Houses at the end of this movie. In the scene where Snape began teaching the students about potion making, Harry actually wrote down everything that was spewing out of Snape's mouth such as "putting a stopper in death", and deducting the points from the Gryffindor House when Harry didn't know the answers to the questions Snape asked him about such as "Where to find a bezoar." This is how I remembered the point system in this movie, based on the points each House of Hogwarts received:
Gryffindor: 4th place, with 312 points
Hufflepuff: 3rd place, with 352 points
Ravenclaw: 2nd place, with 426 points
Slytherin: 1st place, 472 points
First thing that came to mind at the end, was that
Dumbledore gave the first 50 points to Hermione because of her intellect, giving the House of Gryffindor from 312 to 362 points. The second 50 points were given to Ronald Weasley, due to his ability to play the Wizard's Chess game in the 3rd Floor, boosting the current points from 362 to 412, 100 points doubled by 50 adding them together. Then third, he gave Harry, plus the Gryffindor House, 60 points because of his courage to stand up to Professor Quirrell after he took off his cloth on his head, revealing Voldemort's head, in the back of his head, bringing the point total tying with Slytherin, with 472. Then last, 10 points to Neville for standing up to Hermione, Harry, and Ron, after they were stopped by him, in order to get to the 3rd Floor, which they were told not to enter, and find the location of the Sorcerer's Stone. I think that Dumbledore, showed sympathy for the three, and had the point system rigged to begin with after the trio were caught breaking the rules, giving them the 170 points they deserved to cheat Slytherin out of the House Cup. That's what I believe.
Next movie, I hope you eat some chocolate frogs 😊
I was 9 when this movie came out. Unfortunately I was not allowed to watch the movie at first (yet I grew up watching movies about killer dolls). I got to finally watch it when I purchased the movie on VHS. I fell in love with Harry Potter since then. I want to name my son after him
Let's go! I'm so excited for this series!!
I can't remember which Hammer Dracula film it was but the effect of someone turning to dust appeared in it, way back
First off, shout out the DBZ merch homie in the head band is rockin, and second, once y’all start this franchise, there is no stopping. Keep up the reactions, both of you funny as hell 😂
Welcome to the incrediblely wonderful rabbit hole of a ride called the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Enjoy it well. 😊
This is the song that the Sorting Hat sings in the book version of Sorcerer's Stone/Philosopher's Stone before he sorted the first year's students into their houses;
"Oh you may not think I'm pretty,
But don't judge on what you see,
I'll eat myself if you can find
A smarter hat than me.
You can keep your bowlers black,
Your top hats sleek and tall,
For I'm the Hogwarts Sorting Hat
And I can cap them all.
There's nothing hidden in your head
The Sorting Hat can't see,
So try me on and I will tell you
Where you ought to be.
You might belong in Gryffindor,
Where dwell the brave at heart,
Their daring, nerve, and chivalry
Set Gryffindors apart;
You might belong in Hufflepuff,
Where they are just and loyal,
Those patient Hufflepuffs are true
And unafraid of toil;
Or yet in wise old Ravenclaw,
if you've a ready mind,
Where those of wit and learning,
Will always find their kind;
Or perhaps in Slytherin
You'll make your real friends,
Those cunning folks use any means
To achieve their ends.
So put me on! Don't be afraid!
And don't get in a flap!
You're in safe hands (though I have none)
For I'm a Thinking Cap!"
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BTW, I was sorted into Gryffindor and my brother was sorted into Slytherin in the Pottermore (now called Wizarding World) official website. The website was created by the Sony company and the author of the Harry Potter books, JK Rowling. I had to take a fun and special personality test to find out what house I am in.
Go go Gryffindor!
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i love how short your intros are
You guys are in for a wild ride. The final movie has a twist that makes me tear up just a little.
The scenery for the hogwarts grounds and inside of the walls is the north east of England. Not always in the same places though. As we can see they do change filming locations a few times.
Good video boys, the part that always tears to my eyes is when Harry looks into the Ericed mirror, because, in my case, if I saw it, I would see myself recovering my sight.
for each house and what the traits. Gryffindor Bravery, helping others, and chivalry.
Hufflepuff Hard work, patience, loyalty, and fair play.
Ravenclaw Intelligence, knowledge, planning ahead, and wit.
Slytherin Ambition, cunningness, heritage, and resourcefulness.
i will tell you from this movie on there are questions that people have that we CAN answer but that's a spoilerfor a story you don't get for several movies ONE you don't get til basically the end of the series so in those cases I usually say don't worry you find out later
There are 7 books/8 movies (since the 7th book is divided into 2 movies because there are just so many important details they couldn't leave out) in the Harry Potter series. The students are 1st Years at age 11& go to school til at least 6th year. They aren't required to, but most stay & finish 7th Year also. In wizard society kids become "of age" (adults) at 17, so it is their choice if they want to take advantage of all the really advanced classes available in 7th year, which I guess is equivalent to getting an Associates or Bachelors Degree in muggle society, depending on what area of study you concentrate on.
Well really there is an 8th Harry Potter book. The book/play, The Cursed Child, which follows up & finishes Harry Potter's story 19 years later. A lot of people grumble about it because Rowling didn't fully write it herself. She wrote out an outline of all the plot points & important details, then let ghostwriters finish it, putting it in play script form. (That did make it slightly annoying to me having to constantly read stage directions & such when reading it, but I knew I'd never get a chance to see the play in person.) I liked the story myself.
There there's the 3 prequel movies, the Fantastic Beasts series. These go back & tell the story of several characters including Dumbledore & Newt Schammander who had to take down Grindlewald, the evil wizard that tried to take over the world before Voldemort did. So that storyline takes place before World War 1.
Hell yeah straight gas uploads lately
Ok, in the stories Hogwarts is just 1 of 11 schools worldwide, 1 of 3 in Europe. Hogwarts school is located in the Scottish Highlands, & serves the students whose families live in the UK & surrounding area of Europe. So, the students are (just estimating here) about 95% white, being from England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Iceland, Greenland, Norway, Sweden, & Finland. That area of Europe. In book/movie 4 the other 2 European schools in France (where Spain, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, etc all go) & Bulgaria (Poland, Ukraine, Romania, Greece & Turkey, etc probably all go there) come into the storyline, as the 3 European schools have a traditional competition that happens every so many years, the Tri-Wizard Cup.
So the amount of black & Asian (Russian, Chinese, Indian, etc) kids you'll see at Hogwarts will be proportional to the population of those races living in that part of Europe. Not many, but they're there.
You mentioned in the begin to comment if we want y’all to react to the other movies. Welp, too bad! You have to watch the other movies now. Cause if you don’t, the RUclips Harry Potter Reaction Watchers Community will be very upset.
About students with asian heritage, there are probably more, but I'm only aware of three. The Patel twins in Harry's year, Parvati and Padma, and there's a girl, Cho Chang, in the year above Harry.
Parvati is in Gryffindor, both Padma and Cho are in Ravenclaw.
Welcome to The Wizarding World rabbit hole that is Harry Potter.
The best thing about the Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone, to me is that the chambers following the third-floor corridor containing Fluffy each play to the strengths of Harry, Ron and Hermione.
The Devil's Snare chamber caters to Hermione's knowledge of spells.
The room with the winged keys caters to Harry's skill with quidditch.
And the chess room caters to Ron's knowledge of how to play chess.
Side notes:
The Sorting Hat chooses new students' houses based on their corresponding personality traits:
Gryffindor-Bravery, helping others, and chivalry.
Hufflepuff-Hard work, patience, loyalty, and fair play. (I'm a proud Hufflepuff)
Ravenclaw-Intelligence, knowledge, and wit.
Slytherin-Ambition, cunning and resourcefulness.
Erised (The Mirror of Erised) is the word desire spelled backward.
Hedwig is a snowy owl. They have ruffled wing feathers to silence their flight, so prey animals don't hear them coming. They also have natural camouflage due to their coloration, and they're the only birds who don't have bare feet due to their habitats, like the Arctic Tundra.
At the time of the deaths of Lily and James Potter at the hands of Voldemort, Harry was only 15 months old.
At Univeral Studios in Orlando Florida, they have the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Including the Hogwarts's Express which takes you from one part of the park to the other part.
I'm not even 5 minute in and already mad at the Dudleys.
Please continue I love the series
Please do all of them
in the chess scene, if ron had jumped off that would've counted as a move, voiding ending the game. so he had to stay on.
YEEES!!! Harry Potter! One of the best movies ever 💯!!!
The wizarding world of Harry Potter is in our world and Muggles (can't see it) and Hogwarts is in the mountains of Scotland where if an airplane flies past they only see old abandoned buildings
Oh cool! So happy you're reacting to the series!
Evening lads I remember my grandma had a guys night with me my grandad and my cousin like when I was like 6 to watch this film grandma made sure we were decked with snacks🤣 hope u guys watch them all! Also back when it was called philosophers stone not sorcerers stone☠️🤣
he does go back to Dursleys homie
Cho Chang first appears in the Goblet of Fire and she is Harry's first love interest.
I’m here I’m on the comments I can’t wait for you to watch all them. I’m on episode five kind of six so yeah I got away is going great show actually serious
There are a few errors in making of this great movie. Like Harry Potter switching sides of the table during the sorting hat process.
Harry’s such a great wizard he didn’t use a single spell in the whole movie.
Hey just. heads up I literally was just watching this video when to pull it up on my tv and couldn’t find it in my history then tried to search you guys and couldn’t find it, then on your actual page I couldn’t see it either, youtube might be messing with y’all
Edit: nvm I thought i found it but it was a struggle to find you guys again to watch this reaction! Lol ( saw your one piece live action binge video first)
I took the Harry Potter House quiz, and I was placed in Ravenclaw.
Eastern state?? lolz... it's filmed in the UK
Dumbledore: I woke up this morning and it was a sunny day. 50 points to Gryffindor!
Stop! 😂😂
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This movie came out when I was 9. I didn't care for the series at the time. I didn't start watching until like 5 years ago and I regret it. I wish I could've watched it at the movies and get the full experience. One of the best movie franchises ever. Can't wait for the 2nd reaction!
please keep on watching the harry potter movies they are so good, you wont regret it pinky promise. 👍
To answer your question about the academic year and according to the wiki, their school years are up to 8th year in Hogwarts
Guy on the left laugh so contagious lol
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All these films are set in Britain. Some of the interiors are Gloucester cathedral for example and Hogwarts is Anwick castle. Harry has to return to the Dursley's for at least 2 weeks per year because there is a protective spell on the house of the type 'blood magic' It not only protects Harry but the Dursley's as well, and they know this, which is why Harry is an unwelcome guest! Filtch the caretaker is unpleasant because he's a 'squib': he had magical parents but he is non-magical. Hermione is the opposite: her parents are non-magical hence why she feels compelled to excel. Harry often stays with the Weesley's in later films.
You guys are my favourite reaction channel ever
Can you guys watch Disney's descendents please ❤ much love
I'm so excited for this 🎉
Hell ya
Hogwarts is not the only school of magic. They have several probably not mentioned in books but we know of 2 more in Europe and 1 in USA so I imagine they have them in south America Africa and Asia as well
Never was a Harry Potter fan at all ... But you guys can make boring movies fun to watch with your commentary 😅
The craziest thing is when I saw this video pop up, I was playing the Game Boy Advance version of the movie and looking for a game play 🤯
Awesome reaction
To the Wizarding World we go eh? well it's cool to watch it with y'all regardless so let's get it
The one thing most people don't know unless they read the books is that Filch the Caretaker at Hogwarts is a Squib. A Squib is a person from a Wizarding family that has no magical abilities. In the Wizarding community they are really looked down on and often treated as bad as elves if not worse. So hes mean because he's probably been looked down on and mistreated by wizards his whole life. Its also why he is always trying to prove himself to the pure-blood families. He wants to be seen as worthy and equal by them.
Also, in the book there is a part where Harry found a KwiqSpell course on magic application that Filch was trying to sign up for that class because he is jealous of the others ability to do magic.
Both Cho chang and Su Lee are Asian witches and the Petelle Twins are from Hindu if I remember correctly, for being a British school of magic they do have a rather diverse student body.
You mean the Patel sisters and they're Indian not Hindu. Hindu is a religion. Indian is the nationality.
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Welcome to the fantastic wizarding world..... Ever heard of CERBERUS? That was the 3 headed dogs you saw..... From our own Greek mythology; guard dog of the lower world.
The black kid is the same actor as Magnitude from Community! (Pop Pop!)
It's a pity they cut out the whole scene with centaur saving Harry from Voldemort and the part when Professor Quirrel revealed the back of his head.😞
Enjoying your reaction. It's my first time watching your channel. The author of Harry Potter is British thus the characters and setting are British.
Mist of it was filmed at a studio just north of London but also there were many actual buildings including castles and a lecture hall at Oxford University that were used or copied to become parts of the set. The lecture hall was the dining hall in Harry Potter world. If you're ever in the London area they do tours of a lot of sites from the films.
The Hogwarts Express scenes use an actual train. It is still being used in Scotland today. It's historically called the Jacobite train.
As for the diversity in the cast you will see it increases as the story develops. The British populations diversity levels are fairly similar to those of the US, the makeup is different than USA because they don't have the Hispanic influence like we do.
There are several online tests where you can go and see what house you're put into. I use the one that's on JK Rawlings website to find out that I am a a Ravenclaw.
BTW, I recently turned 69. I have two grown kids age 31 & 33. Harry Potter book series was something we shared together as a family when HP became popular in the US We read the books together at times.
The movie premieres were big deals. The local theaters used to do midnight premieres the night before the official premiere. You can pay a little extra and go stand in line and see the movie first. We did that several times as a family and it was so much fun.
I hope you will continue this series.