i agree, i didnt like the whole "beef" between Ron and Harry plot but it is explained way better in the books why Ron reacted the way he did! Ron has always been overshadowed by everyone in his life and his family has always been on the poor side. In the beginning of the book at the quidditch world cup Ron didnt have enough money to buy some goggles at the game so Harry bought them for him and he felt extremely guilty because he doesnt like people buying stuff for him. Then on the train to hogwarts, Draco comes to their train cart and makes fun of Ron and his family for being poor and it upsets Ron a lot. Then they get to school and the tournament is announced along with a prize of 1000 galleons and Rons excited to enter because its his chance to finally shine in his family and also win some money for his family. But then they announce that no one under 17 can enter and he's upset, but then Harry somehow ends up in the competition even though hes under 17. Ron gets annoyed because not only is Harry is always in the spotlight, but Ron thinks Harry lied to him and entered the competition secretly without telling him. Also the entire school turns against Harry because they think Harry cheated his way into the tournament to get even more fame. Harry is also already super rich so the fact that he could win the prize money and become even richer makes Ron even more upset, because he really wanted the money for his family. Hope that this helped you understand why the whole "beef" between them happened!
reech patel now knowing this, i dont feel that book character ron now but it explained now why its kinda wierd in this movie that ron is just suddenly changes to being so very bad attitude against harry when they have so many experiences together and bec of harry he is experiences are way more better than other students besides hermoine, well ron really does like hermoine so much and harry is a very likable guy and very popular, rich but he must consider that harry is a very good friend that he ever have and will try to save him if he is in deep trouble.
Jitendra Kumar not quite right, he wanted to give the money to the parents from Cedric. They didn’t want it and Harry either so he thought it might be the best for all to give it to the twins.
The cruciatus curse affected Neville because a death eater tortured his parents with that spell when he was young. They're still alive but are in like a mental hospital because they were tortured hardcore and it affected them mentally, that part is heartbreaking in the book. His grandmother is his caregiver. Also what you will notice from here on out is that movie Ron is not the same as book Ron. They made Ron a character for comic relief and gave some of his book lines for movie Hermione to say. That is something I can never forgive Steve Kloves, the screen writer, for doing.
The fact that he doesn't get super extra about it. He's genuinely interested in the movie and giving an honest review. He's not just doing it to be loud and stupid. Love the vids
I agree, the movies played Ron too much for comic relief, which means his genuine emotions never really made sense. In fact, the movies never dwelled on the intense jealousy Ron felt living in the shadow of Harry and his siblings.
@@Tobberz The films are standalone yet complementary, otherwise they literally wouldn't have all gotten good critic and audience reviews. Books 4-7 are just huge. Critics judge a movie by itself standalone and they praised Goblet of Fire even though it's different from it's book, it is a film adaptation. " It's downright scary how good this movie is." - Joe Morgenstern, Wall Street Journal on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire He received the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 2005, making him only the third film critic to win a Pulitzer for criticism
Yeah, unfortunately these movies came out before high-budget fantasy TV series got popularised. Nowadays we have Game of Thrones, His Dark Materials, The Wheel of Time, etc. Say what you want about Game of Thrones but I'm glad it at least started the TV show adaptation trend for fantasy novels. Movies are just too short for most of fantasy books.
Priori Incantatem forces one of the two wands that share a core to show the most recent spells that were cast. The two spells that we saw Voldemort’s wand cast in this movie were when he killed Cedric and Frank (the caretaker). Before this movie, the most recent spells that his wand cast were the deaths of Lily and James on the night that Voldemort disappeared. So that’s why these are the figures that appear. Glad you’re enjoying the films😊
I can see where that point would be confusing if you watch the movies without having read the book first. At the end of the fourth book Dumbledore does a really good job of explaining priori incantatem to Harry but at the end of the film he just kind of glosses over it and never fully explains it. One other important point to know is the fact that Harry and Tom Riddle's wands were twins, or brothers kept Voldemort at bay for a bit longer. It took him some time to figure out what exactly happened in the graveyard that night (in addition to rattling him a bit) and it also took him time to figure out a way around it. There is also a likely reason that Harry ended up with THAT particular wand. As Olivander told Harry the wand chooses the wizard, and that it was more than a little curious that Harry should end up with that wand when its brother gave him his scar. All this becomes very important as the story goes forward.
In the books he had returned to the Dursleys and only went to the Weasley house the day before you first see him in this movie. I only mention it because it becomes important later in the series. You actually see Cedric for a brief moment in the Prisoner of Azkaban during the Quidditch game. That song you heard was the Hogwarts school song and Mad Eye's eye can see through things like doors. It's the same actor for Flitwick. The music seems different because they changed composers for this film. Karkaroff was a coward and instead of returning to Voldemort when called, he fled. The reason Ron was mad at Harry is because all his life he was overshadowed by his 5 older brothers and then becomes best friends with one of the most famous wizards in the world who once again finds himself center of attention and Ron feels pushed to the sidelines again and is a bit jealous of Harry.
hey friend, first of all sorry for the poor english. but in the 1st movie, the actor that played Flitwick was another one. he was really old... you can remember the scene that hermione learns wingardium leviosa
@@mathiaslisboa1265 they just changed their mind about his character design while shooting the later films. The design of the Fat Lady (the painting garding Gryffys room) also changed from 1 to 3. The way they talk in the fire is different too, in this one Sirius is part of the ashes and in the next, it's like he's a hologram in the flames.
Cedric's death was, obviously, a huge deal for both Harry personally, and the readers of the book series. It let us all know that the stakes were getting higher and that this was no longer "just" a childrens' adventure/fantasy series. Granted, some very dark themes and mentions of death and torture and mind control had been present throughout, but the TONE of the books (and movies) was changing dramatically. Which is one of the cool things about this series.
SPOILERS***** Tsuumee basically, not all of snape’s actions are justified but they’re understandable. So, lily and Snape were childhood friends that met by coincidence. Snape tells lily abt Hogwarts and their future since she was a muggle born. Then Petunia (Harry’s aunt/Lily’s sister) gets involved. She’s jealous of Lily’s magical abilities and Snape accidentally injured petunia with magic. Then petunia calls her a freak but lily says that she saw a letter that petunia wrote to Hogwarts begging them to accept her as a student. Then lily and petunia are basically divided forever. At school lily is still mad at Snape for sabotaging her relationship with her sister and it gets worse when they are separated into different houses. in school lily doesn’t like snape’s other friends (who all become death eaters later) and James actually bullies Snape. Though Lily assures him that she can't stand James, an altercation with the James ends in nastiness when Snape calls Lily a Mudblood and it effectively ends their friendship forever. Snape begs for forgiveness but she can’t forgive him. James and Lily get together and James is a better person after growing up, but Snape still hates him bc he bullied him and he “took” lily away from him. Snape became a death eater. But then he overhears on a meeting between Dumbledore and professor Trelawney who prophecies Voldemort’s first encounter with Harry and begs Dumbledore to save lily.Dumbledore gets pissed at him for only caring abt lily. Then Snape begs for him to save all three and he’ll do anything in return. Voldemort obviously still ends up killing lily and James. Snape is depressed as hell abt it. Dumbledore convinces snape that the way to show his love for lily is the protect Harry. But once Harry starts attending Hogwarts snape immediate dislikes him, especially bc he really resembles James and sees him as arrogant and mediocre (Harry talks back to him a lot more in the books) and also sees him as a kid who breaks rules for fame. That’s basically it, snape works as dumbledore’s spy and poses as a death eater and protects Harry cuz of his promise. Lol that was long as hell
To be honest i kind of prefer the movie on that aspect and it’s about the only part compared to the 4th book which is much better than the movie. While the tone kind of goes against the dumbledore we know, i think it’s even better because it truly showed the gravity of the situation since it was so offsetting even for Dumbledore.
Andy Thierry but to be honest they did some things way better in the movie and I actually prefer special scenes over the same scene in the book: For example the way they portrayed Hermione‘s anger towards Ron during the ball sequence, also the scene with Cedric‘s dad crying over his son‘s dead body was way more emotional in the movie compared to the book and the scene when Harry found out about „Mad Eye“/ Barty Crouch Jr when he accidentally mentions the graveyard and Harry goes like „I don’t think I mentioned anything about a graveyard, professor“ that scene was very clever and I was actually sad not to find it in the book😕 but as a whole the book‘s still better because unfortunately they only kept one mystery in the movie : who put Harry‘s name into the Goblet of Fire? and forgot about the others like the plot with Rita Skeeter, the question who Fred and George are blackmailing, the question what happened with Barty Crouch and who killed him and so on..😊
One other clarification - Cedric is 18 and in the 12th grade, whereas Harry is 14 and in the 9th grade. That is why Cedric knows so much more magic than Harry and also why we haven't seen him before (mostly we only see Harry's grade).
Your comments are ON POINT every time. I know people have already said this but you notice EVERYTHING, it's fun to watch. Random but I have to say this: I have social anxiety... so the fact that you just decided to upload a HP reaction video as your first video and made a channel about it it mindblowing to me. So glad you did. I can't wrap my head around doing something like that but your content is awesome and very fun to watch. You know, courage is the trade of a true Gryffindor...
- Ireland won the cup but Bulgaria (krum) caught the snitch - beauxbatons and durmstrang ARE CO-ED. The movies messed this up. - Neville was so affected because his parents were tortured into insanity and dementia with the crucio curse by death eaters (they were like, wizard FBI) - You have to consider that Ron is a teenager and emotions are high. Being the youngest brother and constantly in the shadow of your 5 older siblings your whole life leaves a mental scar. - Lucius was indeed a death eater. Death eaters are Voldys closest circle, basically like his personal army. - Tom Riddle was a slytherin!! He even was a prefect - dumbledore is actually quite manipulative, you'll realise later on - priori incantatem happens when two wands with twin cores (like the same phoenix feather) meet in a fight
@@erikperhs_ exactly! He's a manipulative chess master and an extraordinary tactician but he uses those skills to defeat the greater evil. It's a very practical "the ends justify the means" approach and I think that's appropriate in their situation. Traumatising a few people is not that outrageous of a sacrifice considering it's done to literally prevent generations upon generations of a terror regime and perhaps genocide for an entire country.
Neville's parents were from the first formed Order of the Phoenix and I don't think they were recognised by the government like the FBI. I always thought it was more of a underground resistance group?
To your thoughts about Harry and Rons fight. You can't leave out that they are 14 and clearly in puberty. Ron is the youngest brother (not counting Ginny obviously) and all of his brothers had something special going on, like being really good at Quidditch Or being head boy. He said as much in the first movie whe he looked in the mirror of Erised. So Rons jealousy of the attention Harry gets which leaves him in the shadow is something that needed to be addressed, but he is Harrys friend nonetheless so it made sense that he would bury his jealousy the moment he knew Harry was in danger. Love your reactions. Order of the pheonix is one of my favourites so I will look forward to it.
I’m surprised no one in the comments (from what I’ve seen) has told you that Gryffindor isn’t the leadership house, that’s Slytherin. But yes, Gryffindor is full of studs. *Gryffindor* : courage, bravery, chivalry, adventure. *Hufflepuff* : loyalty, justice, patience, hard-working *Slytherin* : ambition, cunning, resourcefulness, leadership *Ravenclaw* : intelligence, creativity, learning, wisdom. To be sorted into a house, the sorting hat takes a lot of things into consideration. You will be able to tell that some people who are (or were) in x house may not exemplify the traits associated with that house (like Peter Pettigrew, Crab, and Goyle), or maybe it seems like the person fits the traits of another house better than their own (like Hermione). I find the sorting system to be fascinating.
Itsrrpp is saying the big & main house. Than Gryff being about leadership. This is sort of true. It once was Dumbledore's & now McGonagall clearly is the leading teacher. I always felt she might become Dumbledore's successor or be principal in his absence. And witnessing that small wonder he thinks Gryffindor is about leadership. It's the one aspect I feel does apply to Gryffindor even better. The creature is both eagle & lion, rulers in animal kingdom & in heraldism leaders & courage. Kings often having either one. But politicians are expected coming from Slytherin though.
Martyaxvar yeah gryffindor does seem to be the main house, perhaps due to the perspective the book is from or maybe because of the bias people have in the Harry Potter world or the fact that Dumbledore is a Gryffindor. But (to your second point) I don’t think leadership applies better to Gryffindor although they can make great leaders. The reason why leadership isn’t a Gryffindor trait isn’t because they don’t make good leaders, it’s because they don’t care about that. Meanwhile, it’s a Slytherins goal to lead, they are expected to be leaders.
Oh Gryffindor is definitely one of the leadership houses. To me Gryffindor and Slytherin are basically two sides of the same coin. Gryffindor is for brave and charismatic leaders. Slytherin is for cunning and persuasive leaders. Both can be advantagious in certain moments. But honestly depending on the Situation Hufflepuffs and Ravenclaws could be really good leaders too.
If you remember the prophecy of Madame Trewlaney “He will return tonight... Tonight, he who betrayed his friends, whose heart rots with murder... shall break free. Innocent blood shall be spilt...and servant and master shall be reunited once... more!” It was the prophecy that Wormtail will bring back Voldemort.
The school was mad at Harry because everyone believed that he somehow cheated the Goblet's magic and entered his name for attention since he's always been getting himself in trouble and getting attention for it since the moment he started school. And usually, Harry gets rewarded for this in the eyes of the school so he's resented for it especially when it taints another student rightfully earning their place in the competition. He really stole some of Cedric's shine as he was meant to represent Hogwarts and he didn't get to enjoy that glory for himself since that selfish troublemaker Harry Potter was back at it again with his attention-seeking mischief. At least that's how the school sees it.
In the books, both Beauxbatons and Durmstrang brought boys and girls with them to the Triwizard Tournament. I'm pretty sure--If I remember correctly--one of the girls in Hogwarts gets asked out by a boy from Beauxbatons, or gets asked to dance at the Yule Ball in the book.
They try to come via floo powder, and get into the Dursleys fireplace which has been boarded up coz they use an electric one. The Weasleys blast it open and the Dursleys go completely mad. Oh man it was hilarious.
Another thing the movie failed to explain, the old man at the beginning, was the caretaker for Tom Riddle Sr's House, the little shack belonged to Voldy's mom
It's so fun seeing people react to hp for the first time 😭 . I agree that the music was much better in the previous films. ALso the 4 houses represent different traits. Gryffindor = brave, courageous , chivalrous, daring Slytherin = Ambitious, cunning, leaders Ravenclaw = cleverness, intelligent, creative, and witty. Hufflepuff =Extremely loyal, patient, friendly and just. Strong sense of right from wrong.
About Flitwick: in the third movie he would not have appeared, but they liked Warwick Davis so much, they wanted to give him a role. So they invented the choirmaster at the welcoming feast. Then they liked that look better and just decided to make Flitwick look like that in the future.
The reason why Neville was so affected was bc his parent, while they were part of the order of the phenix were captured and tortured in to madness using the crusio curse. They were so far gone they didn't even recognize Neville, that's why he lives with his grandma
Just for clarification, if you remember Mr. Ollivander (the guy that owns the wand shop) told Harry that it was curious that he would be the one that his own wand chose, because a Phoenix gave away two feathers: one for Harry's and one for Voldemort's. So in the graveyard the duel was basically a standstill because their wands are basically twins.
For such a new channel you're doing a really good job, I hope you feel proud of yourself. Idk why RUclips recommended your channel to me but you're clearly doing something right with the algorithm! Nice to see honest reviews too, pointing out what you didn't think worked so well keeps it interesting. Keep them coming :) I would suggest to keep your momentum up you should ask us viewers to suggest in the comments what to watch next after you finish Harry Potter so you bring back the same viewers.
One thing that I will also point out. The Tri-Wizard Tournament was scored by judges in the book. Each judge gave a score out of 10 I believe. So that's why Fred and George aren't broke after taking bets. Finishing a task doesn't mean winning or beating it. The manner in which you complete it (magic used), how quickly you complete it, and any injuries sustained are all factored in.
Karkaroff fled when he felt the Dark Mark burn on his arm. He betrayed too many faithful Death Eaters to be welcomed back into the fold. Something he knew Volemort would punish him for. . .severely. So, he ran for it.
I loved Alfonso Cuaron's directing in PoA (he's one of my favorite directors), and I really loved Patrick Doyle's score for GoF. No one tops John Williams, true. But Doyle has his own flair that I really like, too, and that I find quite fitting for the Wizarding World.
Ron's behaviour is better explained in the books. Basically, as a Weasley, he grew up always feeling a bit inferior because they've always been poor (though I think most of us would say he's very rich having grown up in that family). When he befriended Harry and Hermione, he's always felt second-best (especially to Harry and his "fame"), and he seemed to be known as "Harry's friend" more than anything. When Harry got picked for the Tournament, which he REALLY wanted to take part in, he was sure that Harry had put his own name in and didn't tell Ron about it, because it was just another way that Ron felt inferior to Harry (though of course Harry would never do that). As far as Hermione saying, "I'm not an owl", in the books Ron and Harry were arguing back and forth through Hermione, sending messages to the other. She finally got so sick of it, she refused to do it anymore, and said, "I'm not an owl!"
Neville was affected by the crucio curse because his parents were tortured into madness by the Deatheater Bellatrix Lestrange (cousin to Sirius/sister to Narcisa Malfoy/aunt to Draco) using the crucio curse. So it bring bad memories for him.
Beauxbaton is not an all girl school, nicolas flamel, the philosophers stone guy went there. Durmstrang is not an all boys school. If i'd only see the movie, i would think that too.
I really hope start reacting again. I love how into the movies you get. I laugh when you figure something out and shoot a look at the camera. You are doing a great job!
In the books the dragons were much more secure and it didn't break the chain and escape ( that was just Hollywood being Hollywood 🤷♀️). Also, the maze is full of other challenges than what the movie shows
Priory incantatum is the spell to make the wand show the last spells performed. Those 4 people were the last 4 that Voldamort killed directly, which is why they showed up.
Its not impossible in the real world from time to time hypergenius like that appear. Wilt Chamberlain was dominating NBA pros at the age of 16. Mike Tyson became champion at 20 years old Michael Jordan was considered one of the best at the age of 21 Its not impossible
Just to clarify (It's much more clear in the books)... People are "mean" to Harry for a few reasons: Cedric is three years older than Harry and very popular (There's also the house loyalties to consider); Cedric was considered a sure thing to represent Hogwarts in the Tr-Wizard tournament, then Harry's name pops out and in the eyes of many, puts suspicion on Harry.
One of my pet peeves of many movies is that the good wins solely because they're the good guy. One of the things I personally enjoyed about the whole story is that everytime this young snot nosed punk beat the most powerful dark wizard there was a coherent, foreshadowed in the previous movies, reason WHY he beat Riddle each time. A big part of it was that each time there was always an important piece of information that Riddle himself didn't know. These two small details for me showed a well crafted story.
So much fun to enjoy Harry Potter again through your eyes. The books from this point on are up to three times longer or more. Very challenging to make the rests oF the movies from so much material. Hope you read the books. Easy reading and of course so much more detail. You are so “badass” .
Just some suggestion, I think it's better to pause the movie when you have long opinion or you can talk about it at the end of movie cuz it'll make the situation in the movie less deep. Over all I love your reaction. Can't wait for the next reaction.
Fun tidbit that isn't in the moves: the Reporter gets banned from school grounds after the first task, but somehow manages to get information she couldn't possibly get. Hermione learns she is an animagus (like Sirius last movie) and can turn into a beetle, so she catches her and keeps her in a jar for like the whole summer.
When I saw this video up after the claim, I was elated and your reaction to it was awesome! Love how in tune you are with the universe when you watch (:
Auror, that's what the profession of Mad Eye is called. They're people who fight against anything dark arts related, let it be dark wizards, werewolves, giants, etc.
”Karkaroff must’ve put his name in[...] At least Moody’s looking out for him” That edit was hilarious and must’ve been intentional seeing as you were in on it while editing the footage. Nice one!
About the Voldemort and Harry duel, the reason their spells are clashing is because their wands are "brothers" and don't want to fight with each other.
Love your reaction. :) Some plot and Details are missing in this movies and in the next 4. Books 4 - 7 are very big and they couldn't fit it all into one movie. Thats why they split the 7th book into two movies. In the books JKR writes About the Quidditch Final and Ron's character gets a lot more explained. So Maybe you want to read the books when you're done with the movies because you are really good with Details and the books are filled with them. Also the 5th book ist the largest, so they had to condense the plot for the movie very much.
I love all your reaction videos so far. They are really genuine and I love how concise and straight forward. I can’t wait to see the remaining because the story and the movies just get so much more intense and I think you will appreciate them. Also you are the only person who I have seen react to these films and understand how important the music is to each. As the directors changed so did the composers but all of them still manage to integrate John William’s Hedwig theme in each score. I love Andre Desplat’s scores for movie 7 part 1 and 2. Its truly a journey.
I can honestly see this channel going places. Your attention to plot details is fantastic and the way you spot smaller Easter eggs throughout as if they are obvious is fascinating! Looking forward to the next reaction!
The Quittage World Cup in the book was a really well done match and I wish they'd have put it into the movie! But great reaction, cant wait to see the next!
The movie doesn't say ANYTHING about Fleur being a veela. When I read the books and discovered about it, I was immediately 10x more interested in her character
I love that you are getting hooked on the series. These movies/books were a huge part of a lot of young people's lives, including mine, and it's great that you get to enjoy the awesomeness of Harry Potter for the first time - with the added privilege of having all the movies available at once, i.e. not having to wait for each one to come out at the theaters ;)
"We don't get to see it. We don't get to see any of it." My biggest takeaway from the Goblet of Fire and probably what I was most upset about. I was looking forward to seeing high level quidditch so badly. Ireland wins the Cup, but Krum gets the snitch. The snitch is worth 150 points and ends the game. But Bulgaria was losing by so much and was gettting destroyed, so Krum just decided to end the game on his terms.
@@abcdefg2174 Smart idea, actually. Bulgaria was getting destroyed by Ireland in points. They'd have never been able to make up the difference. Krum ended the match so that they could lose with a small difference in points rather than have everyone say "Bulgaria lost by 12232847283 points in the end." It was to save his team shame.
@@abcdefg2174 Not when the Irish were consistently outpacing them in terms of points. Frederick George even sad that Krum was pretty much the only good player on the Bulgarian team.
Warwick Davis is his name and they changed his look in this film. He plays about 3 different characters in the film series. He plays one in the final film that was previously played by Verne Troyer. pause at 22:02 BEST. FACE. EVER!! lol
Kind of sad that I only have one more reaction left until I have to wait for the rest, but... I am LOVING your reactions so far, and I am excited to see the last 3!
I've watched this movie at least, with no exaggeration, 80 to 90 times in my life, and your reactions with Cedric dying is my reaction every single time.
Just gotta say as a 50 yr old nerd who was part of the original Star Wars generation, who then had to hypocritically suffer through then get on board with the Harry Potter generation, it's neat to see a new generation of people doing RUclips first views of BOTH series and getting that new and fresh perspective. Thanks you whippersnappers, I cant wait to beat your butts in some Pokemon! P.S. I never read the HP books, but I am a fantasy movie con-o-sur, and it is that vein that I ended up loving the HP movie series.
Krum is like a 17 or 18 year old Christiano Ronaldo. The next entries are directed as intense as the last act of GoF throughout the entire movies almost, I think you will love them. The upcoming director David Yates who finished the series and Alfonso Cuaron made brilliant films -the best ones by far, with the most emotional moments and best visuals.
Gryffyndor = Brave (Daring), Slytherin = Ambitious, Ravenclaw = Inquisitive (Smart/Clever), Hufflepuff = Diligent (Hard Working). All defining personality types ::: Also, some of Hermione's super smartness in the movie was actually book-Ron's smartness, but they wanted more comic relief so they made him a goofball.
The priori incantatum happened because Harry and Voldemort have the same wand (as said by Ollivander in the first movie), it was not explained in the movie :)
Again, love your reactions also would like to mention that in the book Durmstrang isn’t an all guys school and Beauxbaton isn’t an all girls school, also in the book the dragon never escapes and yeah that whole scene is hugely flawed, the dragon tamers would’ve caught the dragon and so on, and also before the last task Mrs Weasley and Bill or Charlie Weasley (who you haven’t seen yet) come in support of Harry, all the tasks themselves were different in the book, the last task is filled with creatures in the maze instead of just the maze attacking them
Beauxbatons is a coed school but they changed it for the movie. They’re from France and idk they were going with the stereotype of beautiful French pansies or something. Then Durmstrang was all about being the hard and strong Bulgarians. Vikings stereotype maybe? It’s said that they practice some dark magic at their school.
The book specifies that since Harry and Voldemort's wands are twin wands, they cannot fight each other. Then the wand that has the least spell will force the other to reveal its previously made spells. The spells cast by Voldermort's wand previously were "Adava Kadabra" for Cedric and Harry's mom and dad.
The thing with the fireplace is related to the floo network introduced in book 2. You need a fireplace that's connected with the network (which can be watched). Instead of travelling to another location, you can use it to just send your head there, which is basically what Sirius does in the books. The rest of his body is on the other side.
13:37 WHAT ARE THE LOGISTICS OF THAT?!?!?? I've watched and liked all of your videos, but this is when I became a subscriber. I first read these books with my grandchildren. Their dad, my oldest, was born 6 months before Harry Potter ostensibly was (HP born July 31, 1980). I love the movies, own both physical and digital copies, and watch them often. It's nice to meet a new fan!
Video got claimed should be back up soon!
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Love you reactions.
i agree, i didnt like the whole "beef" between Ron and Harry plot but it is explained way better in the books why Ron reacted the way he did! Ron has always been overshadowed by everyone in his life and his family has always been on the poor side. In the beginning of the book at the quidditch world cup Ron didnt have enough money to buy some goggles at the game so Harry bought them for him and he felt extremely guilty because he doesnt like people buying stuff for him. Then on the train to hogwarts, Draco comes to their train cart and makes fun of Ron and his family for being poor and it upsets Ron a lot. Then they get to school and the tournament is announced along with a prize of 1000 galleons and Rons excited to enter because its his chance to finally shine in his family and also win some money for his family. But then they announce that no one under 17 can enter and he's upset, but then Harry somehow ends up in the competition even though hes under 17. Ron gets annoyed because not only is Harry is always in the spotlight, but Ron thinks Harry lied to him and entered the competition secretly without telling him. Also the entire school turns against Harry because they think Harry cheated his way into the tournament to get even more fame. Harry is also already super rich so the fact that he could win the prize money and become even richer makes Ron even more upset, because he really wanted the money for his family.
Hope that this helped you understand why the whole "beef" between them happened!
Harry low-key knew this and that's why he planned to give way the prize money to the Weasley twins(for their joke shop) from the beginning.
Thanks! Even some Harry Potter 'fans' hate on Ron while not knowing the true reason. Couldn't explain it better
reech patel now knowing this, i dont feel that book character ron now but it explained now why its kinda wierd in this movie that ron is just suddenly changes to being so very bad attitude against harry when they have so many experiences together and bec of harry he is experiences are way more better than other students besides hermoine, well ron really does like hermoine so much and harry is a very likable guy and very popular, rich but he must consider that harry is a very good friend that he ever have and will try to save him if he is in deep trouble.
Jitendra Kumar not quite right, he wanted to give the money to the parents from Cedric. They didn’t want it and Harry either so he thought it might be the best for all to give it to the twins.
That prize money was peanuts compared to the Mt. Everest of moolah Harry had at Gringott's
The cruciatus curse affected Neville because a death eater tortured his parents with that spell when he was young. They're still alive but are in like a mental hospital because they were tortured hardcore and it affected them mentally, that part is heartbreaking in the book. His grandmother is his caregiver. Also what you will notice from here on out is that movie Ron is not the same as book Ron. They made Ron a character for comic relief and gave some of his book lines for movie Hermione to say. That is something I can never forgive Steve Kloves, the screen writer, for doing.
It didn't start in this movie, even in the first movie some of Ron's good lines were given to hermione, the movies in general did Ron dirty.
That Death Eater being one Bellatrix Lestrange.
@@Tar-Numendil and one and only Barty Crouch Jr
Meli924 why do you have to spoil that? It gets explained in the next movie!😕🤦♂️
@@jojogansch1840 they literally said it in this movie, it's not a spoiler
How are you doing Reaction content for like 5 minutes and are already better than most other reactors? Keep going, love your videos
Absolutely. He's astute and aware and thoughtful. It's a breath of fresh air!
The fact that he doesn't get super extra about it. He's genuinely interested in the movie and giving an honest review. He's not just doing it to be loud and stupid. Love the vids
He's becoming one of my favorite ones AND HE HAS 4 VIDEOS. That's incredible
He's sold his soul, clearly... 😉
This is completely true. Love these videos.
*About every villain ever*
“I do not like that guy...he has nice hair though.”
Yeah i love Voldemorts hair
@@dankboi69yt I also want to know who his plastic surgeon is. That nose is on point
more like "i love his nose "
No no no... Voldemorts skin is the best
Chamber of Secrets Voldermort/Tom Riddle tho
“The beef seems so forced.” This is where you need the books. The detail helps so much and you get so much more story.
The beef is like.... Puberty
I agree, the movies played Ron too much for comic relief, which means his genuine emotions never really made sense. In fact, the movies never dwelled on the intense jealousy Ron felt living in the shadow of Harry and his siblings.
a lot of your "complains" or questions made more sense in the books, but a lot of details had to be cut out of the movies
It still means they're viable complaints though - the film should be standalone really and not require the reading of books.
Tobberz yes i agree i don't really like the movies especially the fourth bc of that reason ^^
@@Tobberz The films are standalone yet complementary, otherwise they literally wouldn't have all gotten good critic and audience reviews. Books 4-7 are just huge. Critics judge a movie by itself standalone and they praised Goblet of Fire even though it's different from it's book, it is a film adaptation.
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It's downright scary how good this movie is." - Joe Morgenstern, Wall Street Journal on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
He received the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 2005, making him only the third film critic to win a Pulitzer for criticism
Yeah, unfortunately these movies came out before high-budget fantasy TV series got popularised. Nowadays we have Game of Thrones, His Dark Materials, The Wheel of Time, etc. Say what you want about Game of Thrones but I'm glad it at least started the TV show adaptation trend for fantasy novels.
Movies are just too short for most of fantasy books.
@@zorack7030 Blah, blah, blah. The first 4 seasons were the gold standard and the later seasons don't mitigate the potential of TV shows in general.
Priori Incantatem forces one of the two wands that share a core to show the most recent spells that were cast. The two spells that we saw Voldemort’s wand cast in this movie were when he killed Cedric and Frank (the caretaker). Before this movie, the most recent spells that his wand cast were the deaths of Lily and James on the night that Voldemort disappeared. So that’s why these are the figures that appear.
Glad you’re enjoying the films😊
I can see where that point would be confusing if you watch the movies without having read the book first. At the end of the fourth book Dumbledore does a really good job of explaining priori incantatem to Harry but at the end of the film he just kind of glosses over it and never fully explains it. One other important point to know is the fact that Harry and Tom Riddle's wands were twins, or brothers kept Voldemort at bay for a bit longer. It took him some time to figure out what exactly happened in the graveyard that night (in addition to rattling him a bit) and it also took him time to figure out a way around it. There is also a likely reason that Harry ended up with THAT particular wand. As Olivander told Harry the wand chooses the wizard, and that it was more than a little curious that Harry should end up with that wand when its brother gave him his scar. All this becomes very important as the story goes forward.
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I think the duel of twin cores forces Priori Incantatem, as this spell exists on its own, and it's used to track the last spells used by any wand
In the books he had returned to the Dursleys and only went to the Weasley house the day before you first see him in this movie. I only mention it because it becomes important later in the series. You actually see Cedric for a brief moment in the Prisoner of Azkaban during the Quidditch game. That song you heard was the Hogwarts school song and Mad Eye's eye can see through things like doors. It's the same actor for Flitwick. The music seems different because they changed composers for this film. Karkaroff was a coward and instead of returning to Voldemort when called, he fled. The reason Ron was mad at Harry is because all his life he was overshadowed by his 5 older brothers and then becomes best friends with one of the most famous wizards in the world who once again finds himself center of attention and Ron feels pushed to the sidelines again and is a bit jealous of Harry.
hey friend, first of all sorry for the poor english. but in the 1st movie, the actor that played Flitwick was another one. he was really old... you can remember the scene that hermione learns wingardium leviosa
@@mathiaslisboa1265 Believe it or not it was in fact the same actor in prosthetic makeup. Look up the credits for the films.
@@mathiaslisboa1265 it was make up you genious, Flitwick was played by Warwick Davis in all of the films
@@officialflikz really???? why they used make up? wtf
@@mathiaslisboa1265 they just changed their mind about his character design while shooting the later films. The design of the Fat Lady (the painting garding Gryffys room) also changed from 1 to 3. The way they talk in the fire is different too, in this one Sirius is part of the ashes and in the next, it's like he's a hologram in the flames.
Cedric's death was, obviously, a huge deal for both Harry personally, and the readers of the book series. It let us all know that the stakes were getting higher and that this was no longer "just" a childrens' adventure/fantasy series.
Granted, some very dark themes and mentions of death and torture and mind control had been present throughout, but the TONE of the books (and movies) was changing dramatically. Which is one of the cool things about this series.
Imagine Chris Columbus directing this one lol.
'I still don't have Severus figured out.' GOOD.
I still don't feel like I have Severus figured out, I've watched all the movies but I might learn more details if I read the books, ahh
SPOILERS*****
Tsuumee basically, not all of snape’s actions are justified but they’re understandable. So, lily and Snape were childhood friends that met by coincidence. Snape tells lily abt Hogwarts and their future since she was a muggle born. Then Petunia (Harry’s aunt/Lily’s sister) gets involved. She’s jealous of Lily’s magical abilities and Snape accidentally injured petunia with magic. Then petunia calls her a freak but lily says that she saw a letter that petunia wrote to Hogwarts begging them to accept her as a student. Then lily and petunia are basically divided forever. At school lily is still mad at Snape for sabotaging her relationship with her sister and it gets worse when they are separated into different houses. in school lily doesn’t like snape’s other friends (who all become death eaters later) and James actually bullies Snape. Though Lily assures him that she can't stand James, an altercation with the James ends in nastiness when Snape calls Lily a Mudblood and it effectively ends their friendship forever. Snape begs for forgiveness but she can’t forgive him. James and Lily get together and James is a better person after growing up, but Snape still hates him bc he bullied him and he “took” lily away from him. Snape became a death eater. But then he overhears on a meeting between Dumbledore and professor Trelawney who prophecies Voldemort’s first encounter with Harry and begs Dumbledore to save lily.Dumbledore gets pissed at him for only caring abt lily. Then Snape begs for him to save all three and he’ll do anything in return. Voldemort obviously still ends up killing lily and James. Snape is depressed as hell abt it. Dumbledore convinces snape that the way to show his love for lily is the protect Harry. But once Harry starts attending Hogwarts snape immediate dislikes him, especially bc he really resembles James and sees him as arrogant and mediocre (Harry talks back to him a lot more in the books) and also sees him as a kid who breaks rules for fame. That’s basically it, snape works as dumbledore’s spy and poses as a death eater and protects Harry cuz of his promise. Lol that was long as hell
Book: "Did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire?" Dumbledore asked calmly.
Movie: "HARRY! DIDYOUPUTYOURNAMEINTHEGOBLETOFFIRE!!!?"
" *calmly* "
was looking for this comment XD
Ahahahah i laugh every time i see this scene😅😅
To be honest i kind of prefer the movie on that aspect and it’s about the only part compared to the 4th book which is much better than the movie. While the tone kind of goes against the dumbledore we know, i think it’s even better because it truly showed the gravity of the situation since it was so offsetting even for Dumbledore.
Andy Thierry but to be honest they did some things way better in the movie and I actually prefer special scenes over the same scene in the book: For example the way they portrayed Hermione‘s anger towards Ron during the ball sequence, also the scene with Cedric‘s dad crying over his son‘s dead body was way more emotional in the movie compared to the
book and the scene when Harry found out about „Mad Eye“/ Barty Crouch Jr when he accidentally mentions the graveyard and Harry goes like „I don’t think I mentioned anything about a graveyard, professor“ that scene was very clever and I was actually sad not to find it in the book😕
but as a whole the book‘s still better because unfortunately they only kept one mystery in the movie : who put Harry‘s name into the Goblet of Fire?
and forgot about the others like the plot with Rita Skeeter, the question who Fred and George are blackmailing, the question what happened with Barty Crouch and who killed him and so on..😊
One other clarification - Cedric is 18 and in the 12th grade, whereas Harry is 14 and in the 9th grade. That is why Cedric knows so much more magic than Harry and also why we haven't seen him before (mostly we only see Harry's grade).
Your comments are ON POINT every time. I know people have already said this but you notice EVERYTHING, it's fun to watch.
Random but I have to say this: I have social anxiety... so the fact that you just decided to upload a HP reaction video as your first video and made a channel about it it mindblowing to me. So glad you did. I can't wrap my head around doing something like that but your content is awesome and very fun to watch. You know, courage is the trade of a true Gryffindor...
It almost makes you wonder if he has seen them before!
- Ireland won the cup but Bulgaria (krum) caught the snitch
- beauxbatons and durmstrang ARE CO-ED. The movies messed this up.
- Neville was so affected because his parents were tortured into insanity and dementia with the crucio curse by death eaters (they were like, wizard FBI)
- You have to consider that Ron is a teenager and emotions are high. Being the youngest brother and constantly in the shadow of your 5 older siblings your whole life leaves a mental scar.
- Lucius was indeed a death eater. Death eaters are Voldys closest circle, basically like his personal army.
- Tom Riddle was a slytherin!! He even was a prefect
- dumbledore is actually quite manipulative, you'll realise later on
- priori incantatem happens when two wands with twin cores (like the same phoenix feather) meet in a fight
I actually love this aspect of Dumbledore. He does what needs to be done
@@erikperhs_ exactly! He's a manipulative chess master and an extraordinary tactician but he uses those skills to defeat the greater evil. It's a very practical "the ends justify the means" approach and I think that's appropriate in their situation. Traumatising a few people is not that outrageous of a sacrifice considering it's done to literally prevent generations upon generations of a terror regime and perhaps genocide for an entire country.
Neville's parents were from the first formed Order of the Phoenix and I don't think they were recognised by the government like the FBI. I always thought it was more of a underground resistance group?
@@Bjjbhcoa86 they were aurors was what i meant
@@eliasapollo4131 oh yeah sorry I forgot about that part :)
“At least he [Dumbledore] isn’t just straight up lying to Harry”.
Ohh buddy.
Well to be fair, straight isn't really Dumbledore's thing
To your thoughts about Harry and Rons fight.
You can't leave out that they are 14 and clearly in puberty. Ron is the youngest brother (not counting Ginny obviously)
and all of his brothers had something special going on, like being really good at Quidditch
Or being head boy. He said as much in the first movie whe he looked in the mirror of Erised.
So Rons jealousy of the attention Harry gets which leaves him in the shadow is something that needed to be addressed, but he is Harrys friend nonetheless so it made sense that he would bury his jealousy the moment he knew Harry was in danger.
Love your reactions. Order of the pheonix is one of my favourites so I will look forward to it.
I’m surprised no one in the comments (from what I’ve seen) has told you that Gryffindor isn’t the leadership house, that’s Slytherin. But yes, Gryffindor is full of studs.
*Gryffindor* : courage, bravery, chivalry, adventure.
*Hufflepuff* : loyalty, justice, patience, hard-working
*Slytherin* : ambition, cunning, resourcefulness, leadership
*Ravenclaw* : intelligence, creativity, learning, wisdom.
To be sorted into a house, the sorting hat takes a lot of things into consideration. You will be able to tell that some people who are (or were) in x house may not exemplify the traits associated with that house (like Peter Pettigrew, Crab, and Goyle), or maybe it seems like the person fits the traits of another house better than their own (like Hermione). I find the sorting system to be fascinating.
Itsrrpp is saying the big & main house. Than Gryff being about leadership. This is sort of true. It once was Dumbledore's & now McGonagall clearly is the leading teacher. I always felt she might become Dumbledore's successor or be principal in his absence.
And witnessing that small wonder he thinks Gryffindor is about leadership. It's the one aspect I feel does apply to Gryffindor even better. The creature is both eagle & lion, rulers in animal kingdom & in heraldism leaders & courage. Kings often having either one. But politicians are expected coming from Slytherin though.
Martyaxvar yeah gryffindor does seem to be the main house, perhaps due to the perspective the book is from or maybe because of the bias people have in the Harry Potter world or the fact that Dumbledore is a Gryffindor. But (to your second point) I don’t think leadership applies better to Gryffindor although they can make great leaders. The reason why leadership isn’t a Gryffindor trait isn’t because they don’t make good leaders, it’s because they don’t care about that. Meanwhile, it’s a Slytherins goal to lead, they are expected to be leaders.
Oh Gryffindor is definitely one of the leadership houses. To me Gryffindor and Slytherin are basically two sides of the same coin.
Gryffindor is for brave and charismatic leaders.
Slytherin is for cunning and persuasive leaders.
Both can be advantagious in certain moments.
But honestly depending on the Situation Hufflepuffs and Ravenclaws could be really good leaders too.
Yannic Held that’s how I see it too
If you remember the prophecy of Madame Trewlaney “He will return tonight... Tonight, he who betrayed his friends, whose heart rots with murder... shall break free. Innocent blood shall be spilt...and servant and master shall be reunited once... more!” It was the prophecy that Wormtail will bring back Voldemort.
The school was mad at Harry because everyone believed that he somehow cheated the Goblet's magic and entered his name for attention since he's always been getting himself in trouble and getting attention for it since the moment he started school. And usually, Harry gets rewarded for this in the eyes of the school so he's resented for it especially when it taints another student rightfully earning their place in the competition. He really stole some of Cedric's shine as he was meant to represent Hogwarts and he didn't get to enjoy that glory for himself since that selfish troublemaker Harry Potter was back at it again with his attention-seeking mischief. At least that's how the school sees it.
As a mom, the raw, guttural wail of a grieving Amos Diggory is like a knife to my gut every time. It never fails to make me tear up.
You know, before I had kids, I always thought that scene was overdone. Now that I’m a mom? Heart-wrenching, every time.
ediblemongoose - Exactly. Not overdone in the slightest. I can totally empathize and I want to cry out with him. 😭😭😭
In the books, both Beauxbatons and Durmstrang brought boys and girls with them to the Triwizard Tournament. I'm pretty sure--If I remember correctly--one of the girls in Hogwarts gets asked out by a boy from Beauxbatons, or gets asked to dance at the Yule Ball in the book.
The part in the book were the Weasleys come to get Harry from the Dursleys is the best.
I was so mad that they left it out, that part made had me rolling when I first read it
please how it is, i didn't read the books yet.
@@romanzolanski6256fred and George give Dudley sweets that they've been testing and they do some weird stuff to him if I remember correctly.
They try to come via floo powder, and get into the Dursleys fireplace which has been boarded up coz they use an electric one. The Weasleys blast it open and the Dursleys go completely mad. Oh man it was hilarious.
"Wait.. Hagrid is a half-giant? What are the logistics of that?" LMAO. I know exactly what you mean, and I was thinking the same thing.
Little bit of Reducio and another bit of Engorgio and then we do the Tango
Everybody needed a haircut in this movie lol
marekatherine 😂😂😂🤣
the funniest thing is that this hair is more book accurate 🤣
It was in style at the time. Justin Bieber fever
I personally love long hair like this on guys😂
at least for Harry it was more accurate than in any other movie I think
Another thing the movie failed to explain, the old man at the beginning, was the caretaker for Tom Riddle Sr's House, the little shack belonged to Voldy's mom
It's so fun seeing people react to hp for the first time 😭 . I agree that the music was much better in the previous films. ALso the 4 houses represent different traits. Gryffindor = brave, courageous , chivalrous, daring
Slytherin = Ambitious, cunning, leaders
Ravenclaw = cleverness, intelligent, creative, and witty.
Hufflepuff =Extremely loyal, patient, friendly and just. Strong sense of right from wrong.
Hufflepuff and Gryffindor are def my favorite houses
Ikr, I'm like.. how come you haven't seen it yet???
I am a Hufflepuff 😃
Hufflepuffs are particular good finders :D
I'm a Hufflepuff too ^.^ ! Love all the houses though.
About Flitwick: in the third movie he would not have appeared, but they liked Warwick Davis so much, they wanted to give him a role. So they invented the choirmaster at the welcoming feast. Then they liked that look better and just decided to make Flitwick look like that in the future.
Wow, I have researched Harry Potter so much, but I didn't know that one!
@@thisuser1728 I know it from a german Podcast. The girl who does it is amazing
@@lmn6023 Which Podcast is it?
@@thisuser1728 Harry Podcast
@@lmn6023 OK, thanks.
The reason why Neville was so affected was bc his parent, while they were part of the order of the phenix were captured and tortured in to madness using the crusio curse. They were so far gone they didn't even recognize Neville, that's why he lives with his grandma
Just for clarification, if you remember Mr. Ollivander (the guy that owns the wand shop) told Harry that it was curious that he would be the one that his own wand chose, because a Phoenix gave away two feathers: one for Harry's and one for Voldemort's. So in the graveyard the duel was basically a standstill because their wands are basically twins.
For such a new channel you're doing a really good job, I hope you feel proud of yourself. Idk why RUclips recommended your channel to me but you're clearly doing something right with the algorithm! Nice to see honest reviews too, pointing out what you didn't think worked so well keeps it interesting. Keep them coming :)
I would suggest to keep your momentum up you should ask us viewers to suggest in the comments what to watch next after you finish Harry Potter so you bring back the same viewers.
One thing that I will also point out. The Tri-Wizard Tournament was scored by judges in the book. Each judge gave a score out of 10 I believe. So that's why Fred and George aren't broke after taking bets. Finishing a task doesn't mean winning or beating it. The manner in which you complete it (magic used), how quickly you complete it, and any injuries sustained are all factored in.
Karkaroff fled when he felt the Dark Mark burn on his arm. He betrayed too many faithful Death Eaters to be welcomed back into the fold. Something he knew Volemort would punish him for. . .severely. So, he ran for it.
I think, that not all great wizzards are Gryffindors, because Merlin was a Slytherin. It's telled in the first book in the Song from the sorting head
"he's all pale.. -"
"me calling someone pale"
lmao I really enjoy these videos!!☺☺
I loved Alfonso Cuaron's directing in PoA (he's one of my favorite directors), and I really loved Patrick Doyle's score for GoF. No one tops John Williams, true. But Doyle has his own flair that I really like, too, and that I find quite fitting for the Wizarding World.
Ron's behaviour is better explained in the books. Basically, as a Weasley, he grew up always feeling a bit inferior because they've always been poor (though I think most of us would say he's very rich having grown up in that family). When he befriended Harry and Hermione, he's always felt second-best (especially to Harry and his "fame"), and he seemed to be known as "Harry's friend" more than anything. When Harry got picked for the Tournament, which he REALLY wanted to take part in, he was sure that Harry had put his own name in and didn't tell Ron about it, because it was just another way that Ron felt inferior to Harry (though of course Harry would never do that).
As far as Hermione saying, "I'm not an owl", in the books Ron and Harry were arguing back and forth through Hermione, sending messages to the other. She finally got so sick of it, she refused to do it anymore, and said, "I'm not an owl!"
Love that actor who plays Lucius Malfoy, he does this part so well. And love your commentary, really enjoying these!
Neville was affected by the crucio curse because his parents were tortured into madness by the Deatheater Bellatrix Lestrange (cousin to Sirius/sister to Narcisa Malfoy/aunt to Draco) using the crucio curse. So it bring bad memories for him.
Beauxbaton is not an all girl school, nicolas flamel, the philosophers stone guy went there. Durmstrang is not an all boys school. If i'd only see the movie, i would think that too.
ultimata I think the movies basically made it an all girls school even though it isn’t in the world of the books.
I really hope start reacting again. I love how into the movies you get. I laugh when you figure something out and shoot a look at the camera. You are doing a great job!
In the books the dragons were much more secure and it didn't break the chain and escape ( that was just Hollywood being Hollywood 🤷♀️). Also, the maze is full of other challenges than what the movie shows
"At least he's got Moody looking out for him."
Oh, you sweet summer child...😁
Love your videos! You make my day.
"We got to see our first real badass wand fight"
Just you wait for the next movie tee hee
Priory incantatum is the spell to make the wand show the last spells performed. Those 4 people were the last 4 that Voldamort killed directly, which is why they showed up.
“The best seeker in he world is still in High School??” Weeeell he kinda got held back xD
-witchy hylian- I think he was just in his final year. He was 17
Its not impossible in the real world from time to time hypergenius like that appear.
Wilt Chamberlain was dominating NBA pros at the age of 16.
Mike Tyson became champion at 20 years old
Michael Jordan was considered one of the best at the age of 21
Its not impossible
Sachin tendulkar, Nadia komaneci etc.
Just to clarify (It's much more clear in the books)... People are "mean" to Harry for a few reasons: Cedric is three years older than Harry and very popular (There's also the house loyalties to consider); Cedric was considered a sure thing to represent Hogwarts in the Tr-Wizard tournament, then Harry's name pops out and in the eyes of many, puts suspicion on Harry.
One of my pet peeves of many movies is that the good wins solely because they're the good guy. One of the things I personally enjoyed about the whole story is that everytime this young snot nosed punk beat the most powerful dark wizard there was a coherent, foreshadowed in the previous movies, reason WHY he beat Riddle each time. A big part of it was that each time there was always an important piece of information that Riddle himself didn't know. These two small details for me showed a well crafted story.
So much fun to enjoy Harry Potter again through your eyes. The books from this point on are up to three times longer or more. Very challenging to make the rests oF the movies from so much material. Hope you read the books. Easy reading and of course so much more detail. You are so “badass” .
Just some suggestion, I think it's better to pause the movie when you have long opinion or you can talk about it at the end of movie cuz it'll make the situation in the movie less deep. Over all I love your reaction. Can't wait for the next reaction.
As a massive Potter fan. I’m loving your reactions and you seem so genuinely interested. It’s makes me so happy ahaha, keep on going!
Fun tidbit that isn't in the moves: the Reporter gets banned from school grounds after the first task, but somehow manages to get information she couldn't possibly get. Hermione learns she is an animagus (like Sirius last movie) and can turn into a beetle, so she catches her and keeps her in a jar for like the whole summer.
Professor Flitwick is still played by Warwick Davis, they just decided to redesign the character from how he looked in Sorcerer's Stone
Literally finished watching your Azkaban video seconds ago. What is this sorcery?
When I saw this video up after the claim, I was elated and your reaction to it was awesome! Love how in tune you are with the universe when you watch (:
Auror, that's what the profession of Mad Eye is called. They're people who fight against anything dark arts related, let it be dark wizards, werewolves, giants, etc.
Been binge watching your HP reactions and I absolutely love them! Can't wait for the next reaction
Yas. Loving these reactions. This channel would go far
Looking forward to seeing you watch the other movies!!
really enjoying your reactions to these movies man keep em coming!
7:38 "he is trying to get kinda serious with Hermione too" lmao xD damn your comments are very interesting and funny. Keep doing reaction videos.
”Karkaroff must’ve put his name in[...] At least Moody’s looking out for him”
That edit was hilarious and must’ve been intentional seeing as you were in on it while editing the footage. Nice one!
About the Voldemort and Harry duel, the reason their spells are clashing is because their wands are "brothers" and don't want to fight with each other.
Love your reaction. :) Some plot and Details are missing in this movies and in the next 4. Books 4 - 7 are very big and they couldn't fit it all into one movie. Thats why they split the 7th book into two movies. In the books JKR writes About the Quidditch Final and Ron's character gets a lot more explained. So Maybe you want to read the books when you're done with the movies because you are really good with Details and the books are filled with them. Also the 5th book ist the largest, so they had to condense the plot for the movie very much.
I love all your reaction videos so far. They are really genuine and I love how concise and straight forward. I can’t wait to see the remaining because the story and the movies just get so much more intense and I think you will appreciate them. Also you are the only person who I have seen react to these films and understand how important the music is to each. As the directors changed so did the composers but all of them still manage to integrate John William’s Hedwig theme in each score. I love Andre Desplat’s scores for movie 7 part 1 and 2. Its truly a journey.
Your reactions are great! Can't wait for the next one :D
I can honestly see this channel going places. Your attention to plot details is fantastic and the way you spot smaller Easter eggs throughout as if they are obvious is fascinating! Looking forward to the next reaction!
"me calling someone pale" lol I keep comming back to this reactions..! so entretaining
I'm loving these reactions, really curious to hear your thoughts on the rest of the series!
Cedric was also a Seeker in Hufflepuff in the books
The Quittage World Cup in the book was a really well done match and I wish they'd have put it into the movie! But great reaction, cant wait to see the next!
@@jazzycat8917 Thanks! I'm horrible at spelling and definitely didn't think it looked right lmao
The movie doesn't say ANYTHING about Fleur being a veela. When I read the books and discovered about it, I was immediately 10x more interested in her character
I love that you are getting hooked on the series. These movies/books were a huge part of a lot of young people's lives, including mine, and it's great that you get to enjoy the awesomeness of Harry Potter for the first time - with the added privilege of having all the movies available at once, i.e. not having to wait for each one to come out at the theaters ;)
"We don't get to see it. We don't get to see any of it." My biggest takeaway from the Goblet of Fire and probably what I was most upset about. I was looking forward to seeing high level quidditch so badly.
Ireland wins the Cup, but Krum gets the snitch. The snitch is worth 150 points and ends the game. But Bulgaria was losing by so much and was gettting destroyed, so Krum just decided to end the game on his terms.
If I remember correctly, they weren't even losing by much at all, dumb idea for Krum to catch the snitch lol
@@abcdefg2174 Smart idea, actually. Bulgaria was getting destroyed by Ireland in points. They'd have never been able to make up the difference. Krum ended the match so that they could lose with a small difference in points rather than have everyone say "Bulgaria lost by 12232847283 points in the end." It was to save his team shame.
@@SnowyWolborg After catching the snitch they were only 10 points behind. They could've easily won so long as Krum still caught the snitch.
@@abcdefg2174 Not when the Irish were consistently outpacing them in terms of points. Frederick George even sad that Krum was pretty much the only good player on the Bulgarian team.
Let’s gooo!!!! You rock brotha
Warwick Davis is his name and they changed his look in this film. He plays about 3 different characters in the film series. He plays one in the final film that was previously played by Verne Troyer. pause at 22:02 BEST. FACE. EVER!! lol
Kind of sad that I only have one more reaction left until I have to wait for the rest, but... I am LOVING your reactions so far, and I am excited to see the last 3!
I've watched this movie at least, with no exaggeration, 80 to 90 times in my life, and your reactions with Cedric dying is my reaction every single time.
Pleaseeeeee, give us another video reaction. I'm obsessed lol.
loving these, take note of the WB logo each film. subbed
Your reactions are great! Thanks for watching these. " Oh, it's his pARents!"
Love your reactions! You pick up on subtle things that usually only people who have read the books would get. Looking forward to the next.
Just gotta say as a 50 yr old nerd who was part of the original Star Wars generation, who then had to hypocritically suffer through then get on board with the Harry Potter generation, it's neat to see a new generation of people doing RUclips first views of BOTH series and getting that new and fresh perspective. Thanks you whippersnappers, I cant wait to beat your butts in some Pokemon! P.S. I never read the HP books, but I am a fantasy movie con-o-sur, and it is that vein that I ended up loving the HP movie series.
Krum is like a 17 or 18 year old Christiano Ronaldo. The next entries are directed as intense as the last act of GoF throughout the entire movies almost, I think you will love them. The upcoming director David Yates who finished the series and Alfonso Cuaron made brilliant films -the best ones by far, with the most emotional moments and best visuals.
Gryffyndor = Brave (Daring), Slytherin = Ambitious, Ravenclaw = Inquisitive (Smart/Clever), Hufflepuff = Diligent (Hard Working). All defining personality types ::: Also, some of Hermione's super smartness in the movie was actually book-Ron's smartness, but they wanted more comic relief so they made him a goofball.
beyo5 Slytherins are also Cunning!
The priori incantatum happened because Harry and Voldemort have the same wand (as said by Ollivander in the first movie), it was not explained in the movie :)
Again, love your reactions also would like to mention that in the book Durmstrang isn’t an all guys school and Beauxbaton isn’t an all girls school, also in the book the dragon never escapes and yeah that whole scene is hugely flawed, the dragon tamers would’ve caught the dragon and so on, and also before the last task Mrs Weasley and Bill or Charlie Weasley (who you haven’t seen yet) come in support of Harry, all the tasks themselves were different in the book, the last task is filled with creatures in the maze instead of just the maze attacking them
It seems like I can't stop writing comments about you and your reactions but i love it! Your smile is so charming.
So glad you got it back up before I saw this!
Omg your reaction at 22:00 when Cedric got killed is priceless😂😂 your head turn haha
"You cant even have proper candies in wizarding world, they just bite you"
idk why i laugh so hard
Beauxbatons is a coed school but they changed it for the movie. They’re from France and idk they were going with the stereotype of beautiful French pansies or something. Then Durmstrang was all about being the hard and strong Bulgarians. Vikings stereotype maybe? It’s said that they practice some dark magic at their school.
The book specifies that since Harry and Voldemort's wands are twin wands, they cannot fight each other.
Then the wand that has the least spell will force the other to reveal its previously made spells.
The spells cast by Voldermort's wand previously were "Adava Kadabra" for Cedric and Harry's mom and dad.
The bit with cedrics death always makes my heart hurt especially when Amos screams...my heart just shatters all over again..
Love your reaction, I can tell how you're being drawn into this!
Your reactions are pretty fun to watch, you should post some other shows/movies quickly afterwards while the algorithm is really on your side
"So... Hagrit's a... half-giant? Well, *what* are the logistics of that??"
My man here asking the real questions :D
Dude you gained so many subscribers good shit man you deserve it
The thing with the fireplace is related to the floo network introduced in book 2. You need a fireplace that's connected with the network (which can be watched). Instead of travelling to another location, you can use it to just send your head there, which is basically what Sirius does in the books. The rest of his body is on the other side.
Maaaaaan I'm loving these reactions. I like your insight though!
13:37 WHAT ARE THE LOGISTICS OF THAT?!?!?? I've watched and liked all of your videos, but this is when I became a subscriber. I first read these books with my grandchildren. Their dad, my oldest, was born 6 months before Harry Potter ostensibly was (HP born July 31, 1980). I love the movies, own both physical and digital copies, and watch them often. It's nice to meet a new fan!