Every Hidden Detail/ Easter Egg in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (FULL FILM BREAKDOWN)

[@MrNess47]

I gotta shoutout to Crabbe and Goyle’s actors in this film. They really did a great job portraying Ron and Harry as themselves. Well done by some talented kids at the time.

[@nattarudee]

Agreed

[@ravenregards]

Totally agree. Aside from the film keeping Harry and Ron's voices, the actors for Crabbe and Goyle make you really think it's Harry and Ron. Similarly in the later films when Hermione becomes Bellatrix, you really believe it's Hermione and also when Harry Ron and Hermione become the 3 ministry employees, the other actors convince you that they are still just Harry Ron and Hermione. The whole film series has lots of great actors.

[@Chubby_Runs]

They must have been super excited for those scenes

[@RanjeetSingh-fd8on]

Jamie Waylett and Josh Herdman

[@Clapptimus]

@@ravenregards the movies had some of the greatest actors in history in them

[@gabed1678]

Smaller fact. The reason Jason Issacs used the killing curse is because in the novel no specific spell was mention so Jason had to improvise. Having just finished the 4th book, the killing curse was fresh on his mind

[@zbanul10]

If he just read the book he would have found it silly to uses a illegal curse outside dumbldores door

[@ItsBoltify]

The fourth book was published around 2 years before they filmed this movie though. But if he did just finish it, it wouldn't make sense for him to use it, because even though we learn Lucius is a Death Eater in GoF, we also learn that Voldemort doesn't want anyone to kill Harry other than himself.

[@OgreJoe]

@@ItsBoltify Yes, but Lucius would not have known Voldermort's wishes at the time of CoS. He probably thought getting rid of Harry would have been a good thing.

[@sarahkwast1250]

I am glad someone said this! I saw an interview as well. Like you said he knew he was supposed to curse Harry and that was the only curse he could remember. Whether he had just read the 4th book or not, I don't remember exactly, it was still hilarious!

[@andreistoica2470]

Morgan you sound like Sunset or Souer

[@joecrammond6221]

one thing i love about this film is during the scene when Arthur asks Harry what is the function of a rubber duck, actor Mark Williams would ask a different question on each take which got a genuine reaction from Daniel Radcliffe

[@dylanelizabeth7712]

That’s so fun!!!! do they have footage of this I’d love to see it

[@robertgronewold3326]

Lucius spends a LOT of time at the Ministry, kowtowing to various apartmental heads and the Minister himself, often pushing around his gold to have things done his way. Arthur complains about it several times in the series. So yes, Lucius would see Arthur at Arthur's place of work.

[@Boundwithflame23]

Yeah he effectively had Fudge in his pocket.

[@inanana95]

In the german dubbing Malfoy says exactly this. He says: Ich sehe Sie bei Ihrer Arbeit. Which means: I see you at your work.

[@Ali_D_Katt]

​@@inanana95 gotta love the straight forwardness of German language lol

[@nanamikenthoe]

The Chamber of Secrets is, and always will be, my favorite film in the franchise. I have such fond memories of watching this particular movie as a kid and it has always been so special to me. There’s just so many great and memorable scenes. The flying car, another great Quidditch scene, the diary, the spiders, the basilisk, learning who Tom Riddle was, I can go on. I also believed the basilisk was a real snake too when I was a kid lol.

[@ashhabimran239]

Finally, someone who’s favourite film is also CoS. This movie is too underrated and overlooked by Potterheads

[@Lei-AICPhD]

I agree! It’s my favorite as well. I’m still trying to find where these types of snakes are kept😂! 🤘🏽💫🤘🏽

[@nachmanmeumanbaby]

Hey Movie Flame, I agree with this guy, as a young kid it was very enjoyable to watch movies so comparable to the books, but by the time the third movie came around that was all switched up. Even back then all that annoyed me. I still enjoy them but like you've said that the purpose of the movie is to compare it to the book. So taking away their robes in the third movie and having them dress in jeans and t shirts and other tangents from the book takes away from it's relation to the book. 🤙

[@VictoriaMaksimovich]

Same! I rewatched it 20 times and reread 10!

[@felixstuber8046]

When Harry visits the memory in the diary, he is still lit by the candle standing on the desk. Also, fun fact: Spiders fear the basilisk above all creatures because spiders have eight eyes and no eye lids, so coming across a basilisk would most certainly be instant death for them.

[@FrenchhFriessss]

This is such a good series already and I love the little things we learn together, and it’s so interesting😊

[@hollyheaphy1370]

More videos please 😊

[@js1423]

23:15 why is there an armadillo between Hannah Abbott and Ernie McMillan?

[@andreistoica2470]

The video game version în PC version also translație the Parseltongue Its really good if you played the video game and Its very educational to know what every word of this language means

[@andreistoica2470]

However he sayed Kill the Boy not Kill him this translații was used by The 18th Master în DW to kill Președinte Arthur Winters

[@andreistoica2470]

The same phrade that you used

[@davebirch1976]

The main brand of sticky tape in the UK is called Sellotape, which is why the wizarding world version has the name Spellotape.

[@ShellyDandysWorld18]

..sticky tape? What is that

[@Crazy_Old_Ben01]

@@ShellyDandysWorld18 , I'm from The US, But I've heard about that of Brand of Scotchtape (Generic Name: Cellophane Tape) sold in the UK. It is definitely understandable since all of the Books & Movies were written & filmed in the UK !! LOL

[@ShellyDandysWorld18]

@@Crazy_Old_Ben01 ohhhhh ok

[@VolpeFoxsly]

My suggestion of this movie messing up the polyjuice potion by keeping their original voices is that, maybe different polyjuice potion batches can range in quality? Like, yes, you can brew a successful potion, but if there are any ingredients or steps that were just the slightest bit off, it affected the quality of the potion. So because Hermione was likely brewing this with found ingredients for a slightly rushed plan, the potion wasn't perfect, and so their voices stayed the same. Which could also lend itself to making Barty Crouch Jr. more terrifying. Maybe his potion batch was a very high quality. Maybe because he was able to make a larger batch of really good potions, the only downside was that he needed to drink it more often, otherwise the effects wore out sooner? Or maybe because his perfect potion batch needed to last over the course of an entire school year, he could only consume very little at a time to try to make the batch last, but had to do it frequently as a result of it being too little per serving? Long story short, polyjuice potions in the films were cool, and the decision to keep the original voices was to help distinguish the characters apart. Still fun.

[@SuperMoviemaster21]

The goblet of fire movie actually addresses this itself: Moody/Crouch Jr Mocking/mimicking Hagrid’s “Marvellous creatures dragons, Aren’t they?” In a quite Similar sounding voice. He was merely mimicking Moody‘s voice :)

[@Boundwithflame23]

I think it helped us remember which Harry was which in any case in DH Part 1. I don’t know if it was entirely necessary for CoS cuz we see who Harry transformed into so as long as we remember that we know who Ron is disguised as (or rather that Ron is the shorter one). For Goblet I figured it was to make the reveal that he wasn’t really Moody more surprising.

[@martijnstuart95]

One of my favourite easter eggs in this film is Arania Exumai. Harry tells Ron he knows one spell that works on spiders and he later uses it to save Ron from the spider that grabs his neck. Harry knows this spell because he saw Tom Riddle use it on Aragog in the diary flashback. Voldemort unintentionally taught Harry a spell that helped him save Ron's and possibly his own life considering Ron was behind the wheel of the car.

[@Harry-Hartmann]

That was only in the Film 🎥

[@aryakenkre5428]

​@@Harry-Hartmannyeah it's mentioned in the comment that's it's a film Easter egg so I don't know what you're pointing out

[@laurelsilberman5705]

Dan Clovis coming in clutch with those screenplays.

[@Keksanut]

Dude, you single handadly made me rewatch all the movies, Thank you for that! I rarely read and never read the books, Thank you for explaining EVERYTHING to us! And holly the break downs of easter eggs are insane!!!!! so much detail, honestly god speed to you! great respect. Like a comment for algorithm.

[@DevilboyScooby]

20:48 the pixie saying "yeehaw" as the dragon falls is a reference to Dr Strangelove. Also, when they drop Neville onto the chandelier, one of them says "you just stay there now, my lover" in a Cornish accent 😂

[@J1P2K]

When the St. Louis Science Museum was doing a special Harry Potter even, I worked with a cosplayer dressed up as Lockheart. Our take was about wax sealing. The people were allowed to pick either an invitation to Hogwarts or a personal letter from Lockheart. The cosplay was really in character for the event, and I played along. Whenever someone would ask for the Hogwarts letter, the cosplayer would get upset, and I would step in by mention that the child wants to go to Hogwarts to learn about Lockheart’s greatness. It was a great time. :)

[@Void-xir]

I went! It’s was so fun lol!

[@J1P2K]

@@Void-xir Did you do the wax sealing?

[@Void-xir]

@@J1P2K Nope, but I did get to see original Harry Potter props and outfits!

[@Ali_D_Katt]

It's always a blast when cosplayers really sell it.

[@tolis19]

19:00 you know absolutely hate gilderoy lockhart but i gotta admit this is gold

[@WillowsVeganBakery]

Yeah it's amazing

[@ThomasLittle007]

I love how Voldemort's real name changes in every language to fit the anagram " I am Lord Voldemort" . French version killed me :D

[@LaurierLachance]

Tom Elvis 😂

[@chrisphoris2729]

In Greek it's Anton Morvol Hert (Άντον Μόρβωλ Χερτ) and it makes the phrase "Άρχων Βόλντεμορτ" (Arhon Volntemort = Lord Voldemort)

[@pinkdragon4830]

Tom Elvis Jédusor😭

[@marianpyter5948]

not every language

[@KingOfMelos]

I always find it hilarious that movie Lucius planned on murdering Harry right outside of Dumbledore's office

[@nelisezpasce]

SIGMA DEATH EATER GRINDSET RULE #25 MURDER LITTLE BOYS THAT INCONVENIENT YOU

[@katmahasti]

I don't know if this was already mentioned, but the pixie riding on the dragon skeleton yelling "Yee Haw!", is an homage to the scene in " Dr. 😊 Strangelove..." when the Major "King" Kong rode dow to earth on top of the atomic bomb yelling "Yee Haw". Chris Columbus is of the age to remember that iconic film.

[@Ori_Kohav]

One more thing I have to note. In the chamber, after the basilisk gets blinded, Riddle directs it back to Harry in the film in a way that’s very different from the book, and also very inaccurate to snakes in general. In the film, he says the basilisk can still *hear* Harry, and the reason it’s inaccurate is because hearing is the weakest sense for snakes. In the book, as well as in the PC game, Riddle says the basilisk can still *smell* Harry, which is actually spot on, since smell is the strongest sense for snakes.

[@stephen-dfc]

That wouldn’t have worked with the scene where the basilisk almost catches him in the pipe though, they must have changed it so we could have that moment of suspense, where Harry throws the rock past it to make it head off in another direction.

[@Ori_Kohav]

@@stephen-dfc that scene was pointless anyway. There was already enough tension. No need to add this moment of the basilisk looking stupid.

[@BadrMoshaya]

What is wrong with adding another sense, also with your logic we should not added trio being together because there already tons of scenes of trio being together@@Ori_Kohav

[@rustyray420]

He's a bigger snake so he can still hear decently duhhh

[@Ori_Kohav]

@@rustyray420 a snake could hear from below, but not from above like the basilisk heard Harry. Size doesn’t change that.

[@Kelseyalicia]

Delightful. Something to make my bad day turn around a little. Your videos always make me smile! I'm glad you at least use the extended version that aired on TV.

[@newt_scamander6262]

What I've asked myself for a long time: Did Raknuk actually sell the sword to Godric himself? Maybe he sold it to Godrics father who passed it on to his son without paying a second time for it. In Raknuks eyes, that would be theft, because goblins believe all goblin-made objects to be their property, while the wizards they sell it to are only renting them and are automatically stealing it, when they give it to their kids without a second payment. This would add up with the "rumours" Raknuk spread about Gryffindor, which were true from a goblins perspective.

[@ryuuseigun1301]

I sont remember if it was ever stated that the rumours started during or after Godric's passing. If Raknuk started them during Godric's lifetime, then your theory actually makes sense.

[@madmudd96]

OMG. I would’ve DIED if the Ford Anglia busted out of the forest to join the final battle 😂😂

[@fabuloso4518]

That would've been the greatest moment in movie history 😂😂😂

[@KurdissecondAccount]

Imagine

[@danielbaker1248]

Voldemort: "You can't defeat me!" Harry: "I know, but he can!" Ford Anglia: "VROOM! VROOM! VROOOOOM!"

[@mashonem]

@11:20, the Hand of Glory is important to the Half-Blood Prince climax too. Malfoy used Peruvian Darkness Powder from Fred and George’s shop in tandem with the Hand of Glory to sneak Death Eaters past the Room of Requirement entrance that was being patrolled by the DA when the Battle of the Astronomy Tower began

[@katholmes7112]

One thing about Dobby getting Harry in trouble for magic, shouldn't Petunia know before the warning letter comes that Harry's not allowed to use magic? She grew up with Lily and the rules about magic outside of school haven't changed. So why are Petunia and the Dursleys surprised to find out he can't use magic outside of school?

[@thedragonwarrior5861]

She might have forgotten or just ignored her sister due to her inmense jealousy of her

[@himynamelscolin]

hermione is ALWAYS using magic outside of Hogwarts and its NEVER addressed lmao

[@moxxy3565]

A rotary phone seems like the type of thing Petunia would get excited about

[@DieFarbeLila88]

Huge respect for all the hard work. A lot of these where really hard to spot!

[@laurlflake4560]

15:48 an ad played after you said the line, which I thought was funny. I’m really enjoying this so far. Still can’t get over that sick thumbnail for this video

[@carlinrackley8547]

In the mobile game, Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery, they made it so the Weasley's clock had a detectable face, so you could remove the face of the clock from the rest of the grandfather clock and either hang it on the wall or carry it around the house with you. That's a very creative way to explain that.

[@Aqueox]

Well I'm glad there is a detectable face, else nobody would be able to tell the time.

[@Jurassith]

35:54 the sound effect the light makes as it comes out of him is actually the sound of Darth Vader's lightsaber from Star Wars

[@kaiumeda6341]

Morgan, you should make a video about how everyone is related in Percy Jackson there’s even more connections than Harry Potter

[@Solomonwo]

Yes

[@christiandouglass2225]

He would just make more Percy Jackson videos in general

[@kaiumeda6341]

@@christiandouglass2225 I’m saying he should do that and dissect How to Train Your Dragon: the movies -> the animated shows -> the novels

[@HenoP4414]

I’m reading the last Percy Jackson

[@kaiumeda6341]

@@HenoP4414 it’s a rollercoaster, lots of people are gonna die, but I won’t say who

[@NiDrFee234]

Is it just me but has anyone noticed that at the end of chamber of secrets we could see all the teachers clapping except for snape but he was clapping and this is foreshadowing how snape was very secretive about him helping Harry for Lily.

[@picblick]

11:30 this cabinet is also already mentioned in this book, it was initially damaged by Sir Nick in order to lure Filch out of his office so that Harry does not get in trouble. It was part of why Harry agreed on joining the Death celebration in the first place.

[@Ori_Kohav]

Another book-to-film difference that wasn’t mentioned was Snape’s reason to not pair Harry with Ron in the dueling club. In the book, he merely excuses it as separating the obvious pairs, whereas in the film, he points out the bad condition of Ron’s wand. That part I think was actually better in the film.

[@Boundwithflame23]

I think in the book Snape separated them when they all split into pairs and then it was just Harry and Draco after Lockhart suggested Neville and Justin

[@EndOfSmallSanctuary97]

I like the movie version because it shows Snape actually having some semblance of professionalism and consideration for students.

[@CoachJam5]

A lot of people wonder why Hermione was able to use magic in Diagon Alley and it’s the same reason the Weasley Family can in their home

[@FantasticBeasts2024]

Probably why she was able to on the train as well. Though only seventh years were allowed.

[@nattarudee]

Wonder why to

[@ryuuseigun1301]

Or possibly, that particular statute may be more lax in strictly magical locales. Like Hogsmeade. No muggles to witness magic and break the statute of secrecy, which is itself, the basis for the restriction of underage magic use. Or is that getting too deep into it?

[@JJ-yn4cj]

@@ryuuseigun1301 apparently the ministry has no way of knowing which person cast the spell (unless they have the person's wand)

[@ryuuseigun1301]

@@JJ-yn4cj Yes, I know. And having the wand is to verify that the person in question did, in fact, cast the specific spell/charm/hex/curse.

[@Spaimosh]

Again 10/10 keep it up there a reason your the main Harry Potter KZbinr (in my opinion)

[@Spaimosh]

Surprised ye didn’t bring up binns telling about the chamber of secrets in he book

[@koendos3]

Imagine how fun it would have been to work as a set director on the Harry Potter movies, you get to read every detail in the books and make it real! Soo cool!

[@Evilgidgit4Ever]

In the Christmas scene where Hermione presents the sleeping drafts, I noticed Ginny sitting further down the table, staring at one spot and tapping her fingers on the table. It looks like she is somewhat in a state caused by her possession, or just Bonnie Wright's assigned directions for the scene.

[@amymelton4782]

Fun fact: when Luscious starts to say "Avada Kedavra" it wasnt written that way in the script. It was written for him to just start saying a random spell because he gets cut off by Dobby anyway. So Jason Isaacs said he just started saying Avada not knowing that it was the start of the killing curse in the books. It was all by accident.

[@Lightning8]

No, Jason Issacs used the killing curse because in the novel no specific spell was mentioned so Jason had to improvise. Having just finished the 4th book, the killing curse was fresh on his mind

[@amymelton4782]

@@Lightning8 the interview of him that I saw he said he just started saying something random and it turned out to be the killing curse

[@Lightning8]

@@amymelton4782 Oh sorry I saw something different.

[@WCLCooke]

Magically exquisite detective skill, Morgan.

[@VanWhistler]

Not sure if you've noticed in the Deathly Hallows where they meet the Snatchers for the first time. Scabior smells Hermione's perfume. Later, Hermione ties her scarf to the tree as a sign for Ron if he came back. When the trio bump into the Snatchers, Scabior is wearing Hermione's scarf, playing with it and sniffing it, possibly recognising her perfume.

[@minifig_studios]

37:23 The reason that Lucius is about to use avada kedavra is because Jason Isaacs was reading The Goblet Of Fire at the time

[@willO1674]

That makes it funnier. Dan: is the the Goblet of fire? Can't wait to do that one! Isaac's: Yes... It would be fun

[@bbarrett726]

In the GoF movie Moody also does a perfect imitation of Hagrid's voice. So maybe Crouch Jr. is just really good at mimicking voices.

[@jessicaballesteros5120]

I think the F and B stands for florish and blotts in the bookstore

[@artqua811]

I enjoyed the details you picked out. There are so many layers to the Harry Potter series.

[@frailty7280]

as for the outdated phone thing, I could definitely see the Durselys keeping around an ancient landline phone just for decoration. Source: my parents keep an ancient landline phone around for decoration Also a detail most people might not of caught, the word "Floo" in floo powder is the name of a component in wood stoves and fireplaces, the Flue. its an adjustable vent in the bottom of the stove. Used to control airflow, and to avoid smoke flowing out of the door when opened by directing it up the chimney, controlled by a rod that you push in or pull out below the door in the case of most stoves. Also infers that a main ingredient in floo powder is likely wood ash, as ash builds up in the flue and has to be cleaned/emptied.

[@rainbowrunner1550]

Fun fact in relation to the musical score: John Williams composed the music for the first three Harry Potter films. However, Chamber of Secrets came out the same year as Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones (2002). The music during the Quidditch match (especially the part when Harry and Draco race for the Snitch with the Rogue Bludger on their tails) is very similar to the Coruscant speeder chase in Attack of the Clones where Obi-Wan and Anakin chase Zam Wesell. Something else (which was in the books as well), the second ominous message left on the wall read: "Her skeleton will lie in the Chamber forever." The message obviously meant to refer to Ginny Weasley, as she was taken into the Chamber of Secrets. However, the Basilisk was a female and Harry killed it, leaving her skeleton to lie in the Chamber forever. This was perfectly shown in Deathly Hallows Part 2 when Ron and Hermione went to the Chamber of Secrets to destroy Hufflepuff's cup.

[@sannasaare7100]

Regarding Merope’s decision to give her son “Marvolo” as his middle name, here are some thoughts: 1) if the child remained in a muggle orphanage, his middle name would allow him to eventually find and trace his magical lineage. 2) along the lines of PTSD and Stockholm Syndrome, ultimately Merope was conditioned to please her father, as she perpetually attempted to avoid his wrath. Knowing how Marvolo prized his ancestry, Merope would’ve wanted to please her father by providing a male heir to keep their family alive (even a half blood heir, as opposed to the line dying out). Great video - thank you so much for your thoughtful and detailed videos.

[@ryuuseigun1301]

It's possible that Molly used a Switching Spell to swap the faces of the clocks so she could keep the family clock with her. In Goblet Of Fire, Hermione suggests Harry use said spell in his first trial then immediately shoots the idea down as it wouldn't be much use against a dragon. The spell is learned in First Year Transfiguration even though the incantation is never stated. The passage where Neville messed up and transferred his ears onto a cactus is pretty memorable for me. Maybe Rowling did it intentionally. As a kind of easter egg in itself for the fans of her work, perhaps?

[@Boundwithflame23]

I always forget that it was meant to be a grandfather clock by the time I get to that point. A switching spell would make sense or she shrinks it to make it more portable

[@KatieAliceGamer]

The dentist detail made me think of a fun scenario 😈 Hermione’s parents are dentists. She tells them what horrible people the Dursley’s are to Harry. Dr. Granger (either one) notices s/he have a new patient: Vernon Dursley.

[@cowboyoutlaw2444]

This is so cool that you took the time and care to break this all down. As a total nerd and someone who spent his summers reading as many Harry Potter books as I was able to I'm so pleased to find content like this. I'll be subscribed soon but I can't stop binge watching your content. I'm obsessed thank you MF truly. If you need to ask you will never know but if you know you need only ask.

[@bhoumikkabir3583]

'Skele-grow, Bone-fide results everytime That kinda gave me a chuckle

[@petrmaly9087]

It is pretty obvious from the books that Harry Potter only lived in the cupboard for rather short time. Through his childhood he was put in there when he did something magical and the Dursleys got scared by that. He was moved there from a normal room relatively shortly before he got the letter.

[@sebhammond3841]

@20:00 mins - the "cornish pixies" in Lockheart's dark arts class is a reference to real life stories from Cornwall, UK. Cornish "piskies" are said to lead people astray when they would wander in grassy fields. They are invisible but hold on to your clothes and guide you until you are lost, to get rid of them you have to brush your clothes with your hands! I have been lost in Cornish fields before!

[@GrandAdmiralGonk]

One thing that I really like about the movies, is that even if a certain subplot from the books is not included, it is still referenced, like with Hagrid holding the dead rooster

[@malachifranco7594]

Your channel is so unique and so great in its own way. Thank you for keeping great legacies alive.❤❤❤

[@laurelsilberman5705]

The funny thing is, that if Harry hadn’t been so aggressively bullied by his potions teacher his entire life, had he been able to learn potions in a neutral environment like any of his other subjects, he may actually have discovered a natural proclivity in potions the same way he showed similar strengths in other subjects, because his family wealth in Gringott’s actually comes from the fact that his dad’s side of the family were relatively crafty, multi-generational potions entrepreneurs; not only did an older relative create skele-grow but I think James’s own grandfather or great-grandfather invented the hair potion that Hermione uses before the Yule Ball. Forget what it’s called. Something corny but catchy.

[@Crazy_Old_Ben01]

I think it was called: Sleekeasy or something like that. LOL

[@gingerkays7362]

I’m a little disappointed that you didn’t bring up the fact that different languages give Voldemort different birth names so that the anagram still makes sense. For example, in Spanish it’s “Tom Sorvolo Ryddle” for “Soy Lord Voldemort.” I know that there are other examples, but the Spanish one is the only one I’m familiar with

[@Edgar_Hoods]

I remember seeing the first one and I was excited for the next, but then I saw you hadn't made any new ones. So, I'm happy to see this video!

[@govindmundhada7181]

The 0art where Lockhart is painting a picture of himself inside a picture is so funny, though it isn't put in the book

[@metalsomemother3021]

It is quite understandable that she named her son after her abusive father. Victims of abuse often identify and try to overly please their abusers. It's not great, but it is quite common. Sad but true

[@dovahllin798]

Morgan you could talk about Harry Potter for 4 hours non-stop and I would still listen to every second of it

[@tokubirds1954]

What a good way to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of this Movie.

[@sophiapotter4333]

Hello MovieFlame! I LOVE this series! Keep it up!!❤️✨❤️✨❤️✨⚡️⚡️⚡️🐍🦡🦅🦁

[@ashhabimran239]

Just curious, will you ever continue that HP 'behind-the-scenes' facts series from 3 years ago?

[@Jack-hb4dm]

I have this funny thought that Vernon became incapable of figuring separating advances in human technology and magic, so he just refused to have anything that he wasn’t sure about in his house, and it gives him a heart attack when he gets an Alexa from his grandkids one Christmas 😂

[@dotdotdot...176]

1:21 I also noticed a similar thing as a kid. In the Order of the Phoenix film, for a photo on the front of The Daily Prophet, they use a picture of Daniel/Harry from the OotP filming, despite it being a scene from GoF. You can clearly see the difference, as in the GoF film, Harry's hair is the longest out of all the movies and in the OotP film his hair probably the shortest in the whole series, and looks freshly cut.

[@bwhales9716]

great video! when barty is exposed at the end of the goblet of fire movie, he shows he has the ability to impersonate other wizards, even doing a perfect hagrid to mock harry and show off the ability. his talent for impersonation made up for the movie-film polyjuice potion difference

[@calvincollier2466]

Awesome!! I was totally waiting for the easter egg break down.. can't wait to see the next one! Great Job bro, Keep it going! Big fan

[@tendayimundawarara9377]

22:32 😂😂😂😂 love the editing here 👏👏👏

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

While he doesn't go down Knockturn Alley in the movie, at least we can go down a version of the Knockturn Alley at Universal Orlando's version of Diagon Alley. Ah yes, every house looking the same...that's just suburbia in a nutshell. Add a few fast-food chains along a highway and then it would be American suburbia in a nutshell. I live on Long Island, where the whole Levittown suburban development movement began and...it's sad, really. Suburbia made us lose our creativity.

[@MaxAndersonn]

The biggest hidden detail was that Rons eat slugs magic would have one shotted Voldemort

[@dogextra9948]

Well , it could have worn off

[@DidiTheCoolio]

it could have he couldnt of said anything like avada kedavra he would just be throwing up

[@austinwilburn1772]

30:54 one tiny thing I’ve always disliked about that scene is how they kind of made Harry seems like he was like Tom. I think the scene would of so much better if Harry didn’t say anything, kind of tilt his head out and starts crying. Like he had been bottling up all his emotions and fears. After defeating the basilisk, he doesn’t need to bottle anything up anymore and Dumbledore hugs him and lets Harry get all of it out of his system. I think this would of showed how different Harry and Tom really is, while also reminding both us, the audience, and Dumbledore that Harry is just a kid.

[@jaredcole5818]

I think you can explain Ron and Harry still having their voices while crouch had Moody's voice with the quality and strength of the potion having different effects (lower quality potion you still have your voice and you change back quickly)

[@triplej755]

17:11 Ok that’s a huge relief.

[@tweedledandtwittledips]

Ive never clicked a notification faster

[@Must-E]

I always thought at the end of Chamber of Secrets, everyone is actually clapping not just for Hagrid but also for Chris Columbus.

[@ashhabimran239]

And now, it's not just for Hagrid, but also Robbie Coltrane, and Richard Harris back when it first came out

[@Ninjaman1994]

I always thought the pixie saying "Yee Haw" while the skeleton is falling was a reference to the movie Dr Strangelove. Although that might be my movie buff brain going off.

[@TheR3ALPhobos]

13:56 F and B could also stand for Flourish and Blotts

[@grandmacraft5215]

If hagrid actually opend the chamber: Look at him! So handsome yet harmless!

[@AnathexAdventurer]

When Riddle gets protruded by Harry stabbing the diary, for some reason, it makes a lightsaber ignition sound.

[@s2tj827]

When he was talking about Fabian and Gideon, Mrs Weasleys twin brothers, I just released how similar they are to Fred and George - that’s a nice detail.

[@brunette3cookie]

Because Eleanor (sp) is American, she had no lines since Rowling specifically only wanted UK actors. Director's kid is hard to fight, but no lines to give away her accent

[@tgiacin435]

28:32 now I can’t help imagining Dumbledore actually swear like he was in a bad fan fiction

[@Anna-ss1tw]

!!early. Lysm ur one of my fav KZbinrs I love your vids they are soo amazing

[@sitagoldstein8802]

At 11:58 you can see several of the HP books in the window. Crazy lol

[@sebastian4792]

Been watching Harry Potter my entire life, and it’s fascinating learning all these new things about the movies that were my childhood! Keep up the great work man !

[@onelobestudios]

When you described the open book in the book store, I immediately thought of that it stood for Flourish and Blotts, because it was in the book store.

[@Sp3c9000]

I'm surprised that you never noticed the fart sound that the flying car made in the film, it was one of the funniest additions the filmmakers made to the car's part in the series! I do agree it would have been so cool to see it play a role in the Battle of Hogwarts though, that was a bit of a missed opportunity by Rowling. I 100% agree with Richard's look to Lockhart being HILARIOUS, that man was a gem and I was disappointed that he wasn't able to star in that role for at least one more film, he would have been fantastic in PoA, though I'll always be grateful that we got him for 2 films. I remember being so excited when I first found out he was cast as Albus because he was a great actor and even with my expectations being high he managed to exceed them. This is another solid addition to this series of videos you've started and I can't wait to see the rest of them :) Stay well, my friend!

[@ChadDickey99]

Please keep doing this, I love these videos

[@YGOstratPlayer]

Love this and the difference between book and movie series of videos so much.

[@98jammyboy]

Second time I went on this series and still I expect “hello welcome to new rockstars I’m Erick Voss” great video as always

[@megham11]

This could be a huge stretch but what the heck: the Sept. 19 dentist appointment on the Dursleys' calendar could be a small nod to Hermione? That's her birthday and her parents are dentists.

[@MythStarFire]

If you read Tom Felton’s book, Beyond the Wand, I would love to see additional information from the book. Such as one of the unnamed teachers in the first movie was Tom’s grandfather. Also the stunt man seen in the platform 9 3/4, was most likely David Homes who was paralyzed after a stunt mishap from the last movie. The book is an amazing read.

[@Vixx-uv1dr]

When Lockhart said: I knew exactly the counter curses that could've spared her Dumbledore be like: Of course you do

[@DiamondWoodStudios]

Man thank you for all your videos and please keep the show going!!! and by the way this is definitely giving me Erik Voss vibes and I’m here for it

[@ricorofficial]

Eagled eyed fan 2:19 my house still has an answering machine lmaooo

[@zimonzieclown1633]

2:56 Vernon is a director at Grunnings, not a salesman. 29:11 Draught of the Living Death doesn't kill the drinker; it merely puts them in a "deathlike" sleep for a time. I don't think such a potion would be taught at Hogwarts otherwise.

[@Knightfall_555]

At 3:18 the green button down was worn by him in the third film during dinner with aunt marge

[@rleeannesco]

I kind of feel like as far as the voice and polyjuice thing, you learn to mimic people. That‘s a learned skill, some people are naturally better than others but mimicry is a learned skill 100%. Also, since Barty Jr kidnapped Mad Eye, he actually had time to hear the voice and learn it. Harry and Ron definitely heard Crabbe and Goyle‘s voices but not enough and they certainly don’t spend enough time to be accurate mimics, nor did they necessarily have the knowledge to do this prior to taking the potion. In short, Barty Jr certainly had time to learn how to accurately mimic mad eye, whereas the trio could‘t have had the opportunity. Idk but maybe that clears up the incontinuity 🤷‍♀️

[@ziggymack]

Still can't believe Lucius was fully ready to murder 12 year old Harry Potter right outside Dumbledore's office lmaoooo