RE: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone REACTION!

[@Diegesis]

Round 2: We're back at it with The Harry Potter franchise! So I've rebuilt the original blocked video so we could keep right on trucking through these films. Check out Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets on Patreon before it comes here to KZbin! www.patreon.com/posts/harry-potter-and-117391016

[@JD-rw2ht]

Hello, hello Arianna and Maple!! This timing couldn't be better at all.. Truth, I just saw y'all's LOTR trilogy vids a few hours ago in order, consecutively.. l.o.l. They were phenomenal.. I hadn't seen clippings of the original films in year(s).. As a millennial, it's great to have a chance to experience these movie stories from a new perspective with y'all.. I have this HP 1st added to my calendar & soo looking forward to joining y'all t.o.d.a.y.!! Cheers 🥂

[@kristopherheenk2710]

Any thoughts on Roy Kent from Ted Lasso being cast as Hagrid for the HBO TV Series adaptation?

[@richardbeaton7324]

Cannot wait for you to watch the third one :) So happy you are watching these. Much love from the UK! x

[@bleigh3369]

Arianna - since you said you've seen and read all of the Harry Potter materials, may I suggest a Harry Potter book you likely haven't read? "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality". It is a so-called 'fan fic'. But don't let that fool you. It is a very professionally written novel that re-imagines the story if Harry had been raised by loving step parents, one of whom was a scientist. It is a funny and touching and imaginative story that includes many of the same beats/characters as the original stories - but, especially when one is so thoroughly immersed in the HP lore as it seems you are (what with the Deathly Hallows tattoo and all), is an enriching and amazing story (especially after you get through the first few chapters - which are still good but the author was still finding his feet as it were, since this was written the same way 'The Martian' was written: as a chapter-at-a-time internet release). It is a much loved book by many in the HP fanbase and I actually feel it is better in many respects to the original. I think you may enjoy it.

[@ariannaw6858]

@@kristopherheenk2710NEED WANT SCREAMING AND THROWING UPPPPP

[@_dmgz3924]

shout out arianna for being quiet and not trying to explain or spoil anything for maple!

[@pomztoybox6877]

Very well played indeed

[@kookooknows5264]

Trueeee

[@nuxxy_]

wut?

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

The scriptwriter's favorite character from the books was Hermione. As such, he gave her a lot of Ron's lines. In the book, Ron served as the source of lore (since unlike Harry and Hermione, he grew up in the wizarding world). Unfortunately, this made Ron look like a dumbass. For example, it was Ron who gave the others the way out of the Devil's Snare plant trap. In the books at least.

[@RemHobbit]

Yeah the movies did Ron dirty throughout the series, imo.

[@SaiyanHeretic]

It makes a certain amount of sense, from a character perspective. Hermione was always the designated smart one, the voracious reader, the know-it-all. From an authorial perspective, she's the more natural choice to be Miss Exposition. Remember that Philosopher's Stone was JKR's first published work; she was literally an amateur writer and not yet practiced at storytelling. (One could argue she still isn't, judging from her later output...) As for Ron, well, how many Americans don't know the geography or history of their own country? What 11-year-old knows anything about animal husbandry or domestic horticulture? Can you tell me off the top of your head how wi-fi works? Just because Ron was born into an old wizard family doesn't mean he would be intimately familiar with all the deep lore of the whole wizarding world. And let's be honest. He always was kind of a dumbass. Ron and Hermione are the two halves of Harry's psyche pulling him in different directions at different times. Emotion vs Intellect, Fun-Seeking vs Duty-Bound, et cetera, and they literally represent Harry's heritage as a Wizard vs his upbringing as a Muggle. Streamlining these characteristics for more economical storytelling on film is part of the adaptation process. Also, they cut the Potion Puzzle from the movie, whereas Wizard Chess was going to be Ron's big moment no matter what, so giving the Devil's Snare solution to Hermione served to balance out their contributions.

[@danielgardecki1046]

@@SaiyanHeretic Not sure what Americans have to do with Harry Potter, however... 99.99% of Brits don't know British geography. If you asked 1000 Brits to list the 10 biggest cities in the UK by area or population, I bet at least 995 of them would get them wrong. A few times a year UK city videos will pop up in reactions, and I'll post the real Top 10s, and 99.99% of people in the comments will argue, because they have no idea what they're talking about. The same goes for politicians and journalists. We've got a former Prime Minister who thought he was in Burnley when he was in Bury, and we've got journalists from as recently as 2 days ago who think St Helens is in Liverpool.

[@1pknail]

With the potions task cut, they had to give Hermione something to contribute.

[@Incubi4]

@@SaiyanHeretic no

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

Makes me teary eyed to see all the wonderful actors that aren't with us anymore.

[@MiArcangel]

They'll live forever, because their characters will keep them alive 😢 like Robbie Coltrane said

[@Etticos.]

Maple, you’re killing me, the milk slander has to stop.

[@ronweber1402]

Nothing like glugging cold milk right out of the carton.

[@Schmitty7546]

was genuinely drinking a glass of milk after eating a dessert right when she said it xD

[@T-SwiftsMaritalAid]

Yep. Milk has been a staple part of the human diet since thousands of years before Jesus walked the earth. And people started thinking it was abnormal like 2 years ago 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@ExarKunStan]

I thought you were talking about her wearing a sweater 😭😂

[@JohnathanWertenbach]

Weak betas that skip leg day don't drink milk, don't let their lack of bone density get ya down lol

[@n-ami-green]

I had a Harry Potter wedding this year! Room was set up like the great hall. We had owls deliver our rings, Harry Potter stationery, I walked down the aisle to hedwig’s theme, and loads of other things but they’re related to later potter books/movies and I don’t wanna spoil anything!

[@vivek27789]

Great

[@Terp311]

_Fantastic_

[@V-J-H]

@@Terp311 beasts and where to find them

[@linny_456]

On top of what Arianna said about family owls, the school also has a bunch of owls students can borrow, and people can pay to rent an owl at a post office.

[@blshqp]

The train station scene was filmed at King's Cross station in London. The film gained so much popularity that they kept the sign for 9¾ between platform 9 and 10. The station later had a reconstruction so unfortunately the original platform is no longer there but they did add a photo wall and a shop to replace it's honour.

[@Alexander-kc8oq]

In hindsight it´s honestly amazing that all three in the main trio grew up in a massive production like Harry Potter and all three came out of it as well adjusted people and 2/3 with a good career post HP (though Grint seems to have a bit of a tax dodging thing going on) Oh and RIP Dame Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman, you absolute legends

[@Athasin]

Yeah I'm shocked too, not just the main trio but managing to keep all the kids (Malfoy, Neville, Dean, Seamus, the twins, Ginny) on track to do 10 years worth of movies (no recasting), it's pretty freaking amazing. I remember in the anniversary movie Emma confessed how at one point she didn't want to return as Hermione because of just how big it got and how famous she became at such a young age.

[@matfan-q7p]

I bet having a safe set, and plenty of hugely positive role models there helped a ton.

[@user-tt3ni4gb5i]

Radcliffe used to be an alcoholic while the series was still in production. Luckily, he got some help before it got too bad.

[@revengeneutral8164]

Radcliffe is an alcoholic, Watson is in a relationship with herself and felt the need to point it out, and Grint is dodging taxes. They aren't well adjusted.

[@danielgardecki1046]

@@Athasin Rupert Grint (Ron) - Filmed The ABC Murders (2018) in Bradford. Matthew Lewis (Neville) - Filmed at least 4 productions in Bradford, possibly as many as 8 productions. It all depends on what episodes he appeared in. Alfred Enoch (Dean) - Filmed The Couple Next Door (2022) in Bradford. Harry Melling (Dudley) - Filmed Say Your Prayers (2021) in Bradford. James and Oliver Phelps (Fred and George) - Opened one of Bradford's International Film Festivals, before they were permanently cancelled by the bosses in London. Tom Felton (Malfoy) - Possibly filmed Gandhi (2025) in Bradford, however I've only seen one photo at Bradford City Hall with 2 other actors, and no-one in the national or even the local media has talked about it so far. Practically all of the older adult cast have filmed stuff here too, with some of them filming this year. They include: Ralph Fiennes (Lord Voldemort) with his 2nd (The Choral), and possibly his 3rd Bradford filmed productions (28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple). Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn) possibly back here again in The Choral too, although he's been removed from the cast listing twice for some reason. He's appeared in at least 4 previous Bradford filmed productions.

[@LudusAurea]

Every time I see this movie I realize more and more how fucking good Richard Harris was. I liked Michael Gambon better but you can’t deny how good Harris was. These movies hurt to watch now - half of the cast has passed away at this point.

[@lanagievski1540]

School houses are actually still quite a common thing in Commonwealth countries. Each house is represented by a different name, colour, and symbol and you’re typically put into one based on your birth month. You do in fact earn points through official school activities like sports carnivals and the like but not for basic everyday merits.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

1:00:45 so Harry straight up killed somebody 😂 Bro got his 1st body at 11 years old

[@ronweber1402]

Straight up G.

[@spencerm5612]

Harry didn't even need the wand, he did it with his bare hands. Ice cold

[@bluetone-amv]

Not what happens in the book.

[@strawberrylotlizard]

Pretty sure we're watching the movie right now, not the books​@@bluetone-amv

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

When Draco had to kill a teacher he was crying about it... Harry straight went for the headshot!

[@harrison4473]

36:49 How Quidditch is Played Quidditch has 7 players - 3 Chasers (Scoring Position) - 2 Beaters (Defence and Attacks opposing Chasers with Bludgers) - 1 Keeper (Goalie) - 1 Seeker (ONLY job is to Catch the Golden Snitch to finish the game and earns 150 points when caught) Each House Team plays each other once than after all teams have played against each other all the point for each House is added up to make the brackets. Each team needs a certain amount of points to win. EXAMPLE Finals Gryffindor 150 vs Slytherin 250. Gryffindor needs to get 110 point to win the Quidditch cup

[@themikereda]

“Have you ever heard a snake fart?” Maple really always be letting her intrusive thoughts win.

[@MiArcangel]

Maple forgot the *"once i make my move you're free to check the king"* meme 😂 and she said it before

[@fernandocruz572]

Y’all watching Harry Potter and Better Call Saul at the same time?!?! Let’s gooooooo!!!!

[@calgaryhockey6991]

10:25 this part gave me nostalgia. I’ve never seen Harry Potter but I just remember as a kid when a big hairy stranger brought me into a dark cave with his goblin looking friend and then told me not to mention it to anyone what happened.

[@LudusAurea]

I went to Harry Potter world in Orlando with my sister. She was like 37 at the time and I was 33. lol. My only regret is I was totally broke so I couldn’t drink like 150 butter beers like I wanted to or buy any souvenirs. The gringotts ride was cool.

[@axebeard6085]

5:40 In the novel, this is just a rickety shack on a rock out in the ocean (but probably not too far out) called hut-on-the-rock. For the film, I think they were trying to evoke a lonely lighthouse feel.

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

30:46 LOL No Seamus is Irish and his wand always blowing up in his face was JK's little jab at the Irish having mush mouth when they speak. His accent screws up the incantation.

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

41:05 Why do wizards even celebrate Christmas? 2000 years ago Jesus was turning water to wine. "So?, we learned how to do that in 3rd period, big deal."

[@nelseloratarg528]

Mcgonagell was also on the qudditch team when she was in school it says her name on the plaque when they show Harry his dad was a seeker ! That’s why she encouraged Harry

[@danielgardecki1046]

Practically everyone from Harry Potter has filmed stuff in my city Bradford the world's first UNESCO City of Film, mainly within 1.5 to 2 miles from my house. It is where JK Rowling got the idea for the Gryffindor colours too, in a Monty Python sketch which filmed at Valley Parade Stadium.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Maple: He literally looks like Gandalf Me: He kind of looks like a former Roman Emperor 😉

[@V-J-H]

It is not death that a man should fear, but he should fear never beginning to live

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Also, Fun Fact Maple: Hogwarts actually has TWO different cups to be awarded. First, as Arianna said, there's the Hogwarts Quidditch Cup; which goes into the common room of whichever House wins that year. And then there's The House Cup. Which iscaearded to the House that has the most points at the end of the school Year. So essentially, Griffindor won the House Cup at the end, but Slytherin still had the Quidditch Cup.

[@speedhuntr]

🤚 I indeed had a Harry Potter Wedding 😂

[@jordanclark6972]

The Wizarding world in universal is awesome. The gringotts ride is the coolest ride

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Great job ladies. The production quality of these films is so awesome, and the acting is amazing. Hard to believe that for this 1st movie where our trio is supposed to be 11, Emma Watson (Hermione) was only 9 years old. She is incredible. Looking forward to watching you two watch the rest. Very insightful. Have a Merry Christmas and a very Happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. Stay safe and well.

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite Harry Potter movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊

[@BillyBones-ui9ck]

I feel like I'm 11 years old watching this again. I can't believe its been 22 years since this was released. To those of us who were fortunate enough to grow up with these films ❤

[@fosixsix225]

Now it makes sense why so many people think catching the snitch means your team wins. It was the way the announcer announced Gryffindor won. When in reality, the Golden snitch just ends the game and awards that team 150 points. If the team that catches the snitch is more than 150 points behind, they still lose. **I don’t know for sure but I would guess if your team is 150 points or more behind, then another job for the seeker would be to stop the other seeker from catching the snitch, unless they’re just trying to end the game.

[@dopeyramone]

McGonagall played Quidditch herself back in her youth. Her name is on the player of the year award near James Potter's

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

I'll NEVER forgive American publishers for forcing the name switch from Philosopher's Stone to Sorcerers Stone. "American children wont wanna read it. It doesn't sound magical enough" Yeah that makes a little sense.... But the Philosophers Stone is a REAL thing (Well in historical mythology it was) Like Nicolas Flamel was a real Alchemist in the 14 century. Why change the name since it technically existed in the mythos??

[@juno_lii]

also the philosopher's stone...sounds so badass...the name just hits⚡

[@ezradanger]

I mean, you answered your own question. "American children wont wanna read it. It doesn't sound magical enough"

[@nikot.9920]

R.I.P to Alan Rickman, Robbie Coltrane, Maggie Smith, and Richard Harris.🙏❤ Watching these films takes me back although I wasn't a Harry Potter kid growing up.

[@LudusAurea]

And Gambon.

[@danielgardecki1046]

Alan Rickman - Filmed Blow Dry (2001) in Bradford. Robbie Coltrane - Filmed National Treasure (2016) in Bradford. Maggie Smith - Filmed A Private Function (1984) in Bradford. Downton Abbey (2019) also filmed in Bradford, however she wasn't in any of the Bradford scenes. Richard Harris - Filmed This Sporting Life (1963) in Leeds... In a neighbourhood at the border which has a Bradford post town, along with some other locations in the film no doubt. However I haven't seen the film yet, so I might be able to spot some actual Bradford locations when I do. Michael Gambon - Filmed Mary Reilly (1996) in Bradford, apparently. The City of Film team claim it was partly filmed in Bradford, however I've seen it, and I'm pretty certain they're wrong, just like I am with around 5 other productions which they also claim were partly filmed in Bradford, even though nothing is recognisable at all. However Brideshead Revisited (2008) and The King's Speech (2010) were definitely filmed in Bradford.

[@Rich-f4k]

6:54 Maple: So not everyone can be a wizard? You’re born with it. Arianna desperately trying not to reveal that she has magical powers.

[@underwriter53]

I’m glad at least one of you has read the books!

[@Greencheez-y]

I literally just commented that you guys should watch harry potter when you guys wrapped up lord of the rings! Thanks for the Christmas present!

[@danielgardecki1046]

What do Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and The Hobbit have in common? They're all full of people who have filmed stuff in Bradford, the world's first UNESCO City of Film. Around 3 or 4 of them at least have filmed here again this year.

[@stupidsminkle]

I'm excited for this journey and RIP to the great actors we've lost

[@kathybowles495]

The actual train used is in Scotland. It is called The Jacobite.

[@ReneHLey8]

Been waiting for this franchise reaction for a while, excited its finally here!

[@TheFireMonkey]

I always thought that a wand shop needs a special room for testing out wands because it can be dangerous picking out the right wand. I'll bet this was the first time the actors ever got to hold an owl - that must have been exciting for them.

[@Tallgeese556]

Thats crazy😅 i just watched the first two just now😂

[@levenkay4468]

How did the Dursleys "get out there"? Possibly drove out at low tide? (It IS a lighthouse, innit?)

[@twinkietoepinkie]

I think the HP fan dream is showing another the HP series. You are living my dream showing Maple, and I am absolutely here for it.

[@danielgardecki1046]

Like Fruity, Pepper, Slightly Hot, Rather Hot, Seriously Hot, Honey BBQ, Spicy BBQ, and Classic BBQ.

[@kennrock49]

Wizarding World in Universal Orlando is one of the coolest attractions I've ever been to. Make sure to go at night to see the dragon atop Gringott's!

[@Fyrecide]

9:35 You ladies definitely need to go to Wizarding Wold of Harry Potter here in Florida. I’ve been a couple times and it’s an absolute blast. Expensive, potentially, once you get there and see everything but it’s absolutely awesome. Best time to go is early in the year, sometime between the new year and spring break when the weather is nice. You could even film it and have a meet up or some thing, make a really cool video out of it.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

I went I November once. It was great.

[@existenceisrelative]

"It does not do to dwell on dreams." "Well what do it do to dwell on, dude?"

[@violetvalkyrie476]

Actually that was an illegal hit to the keeper Wood. You can't do that unless the quaffel is in the area of the rings. But apparently Hooch didn't see it happen.

[@eqsael]

OMG THANK YOU FOR MUDDLING LOUD MOVIE SOUND EFFECTS IVE NEVER SEEN A REACTION CHANNEL DO THIS BUT IN MY MIND I ALWAYS BEG THAT THEY DO

[@pepsiman990]

O.M.G! YES!!! We must have a Vlog of you two going to the Wizarding World Park together! Make. This. Happen!

[@Schmitty7546]

To this day, I still find it nuts that they replaced the original term 'philosopher's stone' for 'sorceror's stone' in all the US book and movie releases, even recording the different versions of movie dialogue both with and without the change.

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

"American children wont wanna read it. It doesn't sound magical enough" Yeah I guess that makes a little sense.... But the Philosophers Stone is a REAL thing (Well in historical mythology it was) Like Nicolas Flamel was a real Alchemist in the 14 century who tried to turn lead into gold and create the elixir of Life, that wasn't created for the HP series, he ACTUALLY existed. Why change the name since it technically existed in the mythos??

[@TheJaymaster21]

You get chills because you have a soul :)

[@Algorythmfpv]

yes, snakes burp, fart, and even yawn. It's adorable.

[@hessu275]

I started laughing so much after Maple's "Ariana. Is he dead?" 😂

[@MI-hz1cp]

The school has many mysteries and hidden secrets. One of them is my favorite. CERBERUS...the giant 3 headed dog from Greek Mythology. Guard dog of the hellgate into the underworld/hell.

[@dryder7078]

I think the movie doenst make it to clear but the broom neville which made neville fly all over hogwarts and broke his arm was originally meant to be for Harry and Quirrel cursed it to kill Harry

[@lordjacobstroman6521]

The amount of foreshadowing from Maple is killing me

[@gkiferonhs]

When Harry is looking at his dad's quidditch award, another name on the award is M Mcgonigle. She was a quidditch jock herself.

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

MG McGonagall* NOT Minerva. Possibly related. But the date was 1971. She wasn't a student then

[@AdamMoore-o6u]

The absolute pure joy of this comes from the french version - wand? Non. Baguette. The baguette chooses the wizard Monsieur Potter....

[@Andy-ju8bb]

With the mail, owls are available in wizard post offices for those families who don’t own an owl.

[@jrod1591]

My wife and I had a Harry Potter wedding in the Netherlands. It’s was only 170k and totally worth it!

[@meganhutcheson5867]

Maple are you going to do the sorting quiz, to find out what house you are in and the quiz to see what your Patronus would be?

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Well actually no, McGonagall isn't all that into Quidditch at all. However, as HEAD of Griffindor House, she'd want HER team to excel and eant to give them every opportunity. As she witnessed eith her own eyes, Harry seems to have a natural talent for not only seeing difficult object in the sky, but for flying as well she gifted him with a broom that is - in her mind - a benefit to his flying ability. It's notbabout the Quidditch itself.

[@lachlanrandall3017]

‘That’s the native in us’ is so real 😂 iykyk

[@fancyclan5679]

I'm So So excited for this 🎉🎉

[@pandre5458]

Having a Deathly Hallows tattoo is peak millennial behaviour

[@thetragicschoolbuspodcast]

34:31 Why did Hermione lie? Why couldn't she be honest and say "I wasn't in the great hall I was in the toilets so I didn't know about the Troll, Ron and Harry came looking for me to warn me and they found the Troll attacking me so they kicked it's ass" I feel like Gryffindor wouldn't have lost any points

[@mattp6089]

Something fun about Harry Potter that people might not know is how terrible an idea the house system is. Putting all the ambitious, cunning leader types in one house. Putting all the gung-ho justice and adventure thrill-seekers who won't think before they act in another is also a bad idea. Similarly walling off the potentially-reclusive bookworms together and keeping the loyal/supportive/hardworking types with a well-developed sense of fairness away from interacting with the other more dominant personality types are also bad choices. The houses are a way of taking your most dominant traits and putting you in an echo chamber where they will become more dominant. And I'm sure JK knew that and found it interesting. But then there's something about our main trio of Harry, Hermoine and Ron. Despite all being in the justice-seeker category, and at least partly belonging in Gryffindor as a result, they each exhibit some of the better traits of the other houses, which balances them and makes them effective. Of course, none of them fit entirely into any one additional house, especially Ron, who might have some Slytherin in him as well. I mean, he's got dreams of being head boy and holding the house cup and what have you when he looks in the mirror after all. Harry - Natural leader, competitive, definitely cunning, will to succeed. - Slytherin traits. The sorting hat even remarks on it. Hermoine - Highly intelligent, pursues knowledge. - She's clearly at least part Ravenclaw. Ron - Loyal, in backing the plans that are normally instigated by his friends, and will normally only go against the consensus if something seems unfair. - Hufflepuff. Hopefully none of that is really a spoiler at this point, you've seen enough about their characters after just the first story in the series for these traits to have been revealed about them I think.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Well it's like this: Flint didn't get a foul or penalty forbtaking out Oluver, BECAUSE he did so within the rules of the game. There's no rule against Flint grabbing the Beater's bat to hit the Bludger. Hitting a Bludger at the enemy is exactly the point OF the Beaters. Also the thing about the Holden Snitch is that catching it only ENDS the game. It does not automatically mean the team who cathes it wins. I know that's what Oliver TOLD Harry, BUT Oliver was saying it way because he was confident that Griffindor would never fall behind by MORE than 150 points. So therefore, a Seeker can catch the Snitch, give their team 150 points and STILL lose the game, due to overwhelming point difference.

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

And Seekers will hold off catching the Snitch if their team is down >150 points.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

@Deathbird_Mitch Yeah, absolutely. It's a actually well known and used strategy in Quidditch.

[@StaticRooster]

I still have nightmares where i can't find my class XD

[@phraggers]

OK now you've seen the prequel to "Harry Potter and the Stone" you should watch that next (it's free and on youtube and it's amazing)

[@Ian-lx1iz]

(11:00) I've just stuck with the wand bestowed to me at birth. It's usually been a 'good fit'. Coupla times though, it's been like throwing a hot-dog down a hallway. lol

[@El-Toro-Nica]

I’m Hufflepuff, with a Manx cat as my patronus, with a wand of vine wood, dragon core, 12.5 inches, and slightly yielding! Whatever that means lol

[@timothyburrows9622]

You really should read the books Maple. Quidditch is much more important to the story than the movies portray. Also a lot of your questions will be explained in the books. Sometimes the movies just gloss over important points in five seconds.

[@charleslatora5750]

Ok. No one has ever said anything that I've seen. Maybe that one? Broom was meant for Harry and it was cursed?

[@chopper2429]

42:22 Sam Kinison's autobiography

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

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. (Even though she froze up out of fear in the book and had to be reminded that she was a witch by Ron) 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. 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 of prey 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.

[@dissident_media]

After this you've got to watch thunder pants 😂

[@_dmgz3924]

was that flash of ariana at 51:15 on purpose? very fight club lol

[@joshuagoforth1658]

you actually do have to believe you won’t crash into the wall or you will it’s mentioned in the books

[@twite5462]

Wait are you guys native?

[@DWLeggette]

Arianna, wearing the dazzle camouflage.

[@bigpictureguys8415]

1:02:20 rigggggged 😂

[@MaxRinaldi2024]

I was waiting for your reaction to Voldemort's appearing Now I'm waiting for your reaction to Chamber of Secrets, it will be a lot more fun (for us; you would definitely be freaked out)

[@Strongeyez]

OH!!! Do we get a Harry Potter road trip ? 😊😁

[@AlexisStreams]

51:14 holy similar XD i'm seeing double XD nice reaction

[@bonazzi02]

this will be a fantastic jorney with u girls !!!

[@RecklessBJAMgaming]

Pretty sure I'm in love with Arianna.......

[@samantha4304-d4q]

I love the Harry Potter movies!

[@bamboozla9977]

Depressing to know how many of these actors are now dead :(

[@ThePharaz]

Gotta love Loose Lips Hagrid.

[@sensaiuriah5440]

Can u guys please please react to Don't look up it's highly underrated and yall would love the story especially after how the recent election went 💯👌🏾

[@kvltslime2261]

the rules for quidditch are so stupid. you can tell jk rowling knew nothing about sports. like 150 points and end the game when catching the snitch? makes only the seeker matter tbh lol

[@kvltslime2261]

also yeah in the books Flint gets a foul for hitting wood cause he isnt a beater

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Teacher’s beef with students all the time. Not Harry but some kids just bring it out of you.

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

How far in did you get before having to explain why the movie has 2 titles? lol, they changed the title because apparently test US audiences didn't understand what a "Philosopher" is ?!

[@Athasin]

Correction: They changed the titled because US children didn't associate the word "philosopher" with "magic user" since a philosopher in America is someone who studies philosophy (e.g. Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, Kant). Meanwhile sorcerer in America means powerful magic user/wizard.

[@lauz-im3ov]

Philosopher carries exactly the same connotations in the UK.

[@AdrianFlipflop]

It wasn't the term "philosopher" on it's own, US trade audiences didn't know what the philosophers stone was

[@dabreal82]

​@@Athasinwhat English speaking country associates a philosopher as a magic user???

[@dabreal82]

​@@AdrianFlipflopcompletely false...

[@jackashworth5392]

Please could you react to 101 dalmations(1996) the live action one? that is a classic 😊

[@nuxxy_]

you guys are stalking my rewatch list SUS i rewatch something and then you guys rewatch it and put up your vid SUS 😮

[@allbies]

Seeing the Snape scene when he's humbling Harry in class regarding his new found celebrity status was actually quite emotional to watch when you're in the know of the whole story. I haven't seen the first film in so long.

[@owaindavies916]

The 'sorcerer's stone' is such a horrible movie title, the English/European 'Philosopher's Stone' is so much better.

[@carlanderson7618]

Quidditch seemed a lot like Calvin Ball from the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip to me kzbin.info/www/bejne/o365aoCcedZ-h6ssi=_2S60cZZojnAASdH