FIRST TIME WATCHING: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets...these twists are INSANE

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James and Ninetailedbrush react to Harry Potter for the first time, again. They watch the sequel to the first Harry Potter, the Chamber of Secrets. These movies are insane and going places!!
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[@whitenoisereacts]

What do you guys think about launching a Patreon with full length reactions, and some early access stuff? Also THANK YOU to everyone for all the new love, ya'll are the best!

[@MultiHawk1990]

Great idea, will be pledging soon after!

[@GlennVanPestel]

Yes! I was just about to ask about that. I'd support immediately!

[@MagesLikeYouAndI]

Great idea! I hope you put the full reactions to the first 2 Harry Potter movies on there as well 😊

[@moniquenelson7567]

Voldemort passed some of his powers Unintentionally.

[@Fyrecide]

I dig your reaction guys but my goodness you talk WAY too much over dialogue. You miss so many important things because you’re completely ignoring the movie and having full on discussions while characters are talking, so you’re not reacting to the whole movie really. Although I think you guys have since remedied this by pausing to talk in your more recent videos? I am not sure and haven’t payed attention to all the videos’ dates but I hope that’s this case because it’s a bit irksome for sure. Otherwise, you guys have some really great reactions and insightful commentary, so well done for that and thanks for the content as well!

[@erikperhs_]

You got something wrong here: Voldemort didn't *intentionally* give his powers to Harry.

[@erikperhs_]

@@AlxMar5 Actually, Dumbledore explains it to Harry in the end of Chamber of Secrets. That's why I made this comment ;p

[@eminasljivo9241]

i see you in almost every harry potter reaction 😭

[@DreadKyller]

@@AlxMar5 Uh, at the end of the book and of this exact movie: "Harry: Voldemort transferred his powers? to me?" "Dumbledore: Not intentionally, but yes."

[@prkhr7258]

The last part about Draco stopping Crabbe was not scripted. The Crabbe actor was not supposed to stand up, so Tom stayed in character and brought him down

[@StephenTillman]

What?! Seriously? That's awesome. I love when things like that end up perfect for the film and get left in.

[@shavedata5436]

"I didn't know you could read" also was not in the script

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

@@shavedata5436 Really? Didn't know that one. That's the best zinger in the film.

[@flyflip87]

I'm so glad they kept that in. It was funny

[@IDyce88]

it kind of works either way though LOL...crabbe would be dumb enough XD

[@GlennVanPestel]

The spiders or Acromantula are not good! They are only friendly to Hagrid because Aragog (the giant spider) commanded them to leave him alone. They're natural killers with a taste for human flesh. Also, the reason why spiders fear the Basilisk the most is because spiders have a lot of eyes and thus are more vulnerable to the killing gaze of the Basilisk.

[@blkbarbie2671]

Oh my god, that last part is GENIUS I never comprehended that for some reason aha

[@bd3966]

Oh wow! Thanks for that extra bit of info at the end!

[@kaylameisner987]

The Acromantula might even have 360° vision with that many eyes!!! Would make sense! Coooool

[@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH]

Ikr but is that the only reason they don’t EAT the school? Hope no one tells ‘em 🤫🕷

[@couragew6260]

@@kaylameisner987 To make matters worse, Acromantula can’t close any of their eyes. They have all the cons you wouldn’t want when facing a basilisk.

[@carolinasarah3647]

RIP Richard Harris aka Dumbledore

[@insxnejj11]

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[@violentlycreamy]

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[@theaces3697]

@Miles Doyle what a load of crap

[@RogerH_CxP]

@@theaces3697 😂

[@inesvargas7307]

The magic gene is like the redhead gene it might come up after generations but not everyone gets it, that’s why you can also be a squib Squib: you have parents that are wizard but you are born without magic

[@whitenoisereacts]

That makes sense

[@foxkieran]

Filch is a Squib. Just adding that on.

[@grace19005]

Tom Riddle's manipulation on Ginny has always interested me. When Ginny started writing to him, she felt like Harry wasn't paying attention to her and that she was always embarrassed when she did literally anything in front of him. Tom made her write messages with blood and Ginny didn't even remember what happened whenever she woke up the next day. One time her whole body was covered in feathers cause Tom made her kill some roosters. It was really disturbing.

[@bobbyclarkston8836]

Tom’s manipulation of Ginny began simply as a sympathetic ear. She was far from home for the first time, she felt insecure about her second-hand school things and her brothers are basically ignoring her. As she writes more and more in the diary, Tom is gaining access to her very being, until finally he is able to possess her. It is during this possession that she does things she can’t remember later, such as: killing the school roosters and writing the messages in blood on the walls. I have no doubt she also confessed her feelings for Harry to Tom and how he would never notice her because who would ever notice little Ginny Weasley. That’s what gave Tom the idea of luring Harry down to the Chamber. Tom is the sixteen year old “memory” of Voldemort. He has no knowledge of his future downfall or of Harry until Ginny confides in him. Of course, who wouldn’t want to meet their future “murderer”. ;-)

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

Yeah, was there a spell he used in the diary that was masked as something else to pit her in a trance? Always unsure.

[@jobehlendorf]

Even though these first 2 movies are more straightforward and for kids, everything that happens is super important for what happens later in the series. I know you said you won’t read the books, but you might change your mind. They are so much more intricate and detailed and complicated. But the basic story arc is the same, and either way it’s one of the best of any series ever!

[@mjm3091]

For me, also execution of first two movies is the closest to books - with music and scenes actually giving me the proper Harry Potter vibe. I genuinely love other books storylines more, but movies don't have the same soul later on. Especially sixth movie is a total miss, especially compared to how good book was. They lost a lot of magic and quirkiness and replaced it with modernised muggle like style.

[@jobehlendorf]

@@mjm3091 Totally agree. Movies 4 & 6 suffer especially.

[@Gurra88]

The movies are sad compared to the books

[@dannylions]

@@mjm3091 Oh yeah totally agree, the first 2 were the most loyal to the source material. They only changed little bits of pieces and took and gave lines to different characters (justice for ron too). 4 and 6 werent, they were probably the least loyal.

[@kpcraftster6580]

It's not quite clear I believe why Muggleborns exist.. they seem to occur quite regularly though (Harry's mother, Hermione and others) there are also children of Wizards that seem to have no magic (the movie doesnt make it very clear but Filch the caretaker is what is called a Squib... His parents were wizards but he can't do magic.. which may partly explain why he hates the students so much)

[@erikalulea3608]

It is clear: To be a Muggleborn you have to have a 2 Pure-blood Parents back in the Family Tree that get a squib (kid born to Magical Parents but the kid do not have any magical blood). And then somewhere down in the Family Line the Magical Blood reappear again. So Hermione have back in her family tree a Pure-blood witch or wizard.

[@mattDettling]

@@erikalulea3608 damn I’ve re read this series multiple times and never knew that

[@jonathanfoster4202]

@@erikalulea3608 where do pure bloods come from then?

[@mjm3091]

Also Filch doesn't hate students cause he is squib, he is just mostly bitter. He became caretaker to spend more time with his magical daughter, who unfortunately passed away at some point. He is just a person who isn't happy with what life given him. Also students has been a-holes to him for all those years, especially Purebloods. He is like Creature - if he was given proper respect, he would be much nicer as well. I mean he is a lovely cat person.

[@mjm3091]

@@jonathanfoster4202 evolution, maybe Satan worship or a God blessing. Rowling never touched religious ideologies aside the stories about Death. But its most likely just an evolution of Homo Sapiens. In this universe - magic is one of the forces of the nature.

[@SnowyWolborg]

The reason Harry is not telling anybody about the voices that he's hearing is because he does not easily open up to and trust adults. Yes, even McGonagall or Dumbledore. Because of the life he has lived with the Dursley family, it's not his instinct to trust and authority figures, even ones who want to be helpful. Also, he has a little bit of a paranoia about being seen as crazy.

[@kaydollar2490]

Yeah… we see how that works out around the 5th movie

[@milo_thatch_incarnate]

Man, you guys are GOOD at guessing major plot points before they happen! I'm seriously impressed -- it's a hobby of mine to watch KZbinrs react to my favorite movies, and almost NONE ever guess THAT far ahead. These reactions are dope, I'm definitely excited to watch the rest! I love your wide grins getting bigger and bigger after each movie.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Lol I’ve seen a LOT of movies

[@emoser742]

@@whitenoisereacts including this one before this reaction!

[@Biggiiful]

@Eric Moser. Lol. I do have suspicions sometimes

[@KrazzeeKane]

@Eric Moser lol spot on my friend. I enjoy these reactions to Harry Potter from them for sure, but these movies are as much of a genuine first time for James, as a mother of two you get with saying you were her first time lol. He is too spot on, too often and without any mistakes or bad guesses besides obvious ones for the effect, and I'm quite good at reading people and I can guarantee James has seen these films, whereas Nine is a genuine first time reaction. No big deal to me though I enjoy the reactions and I like when reacts have a first timer as well as a vet of the series together, it makes the best experience so I just wish he was straight up with it haha

[@secretlyadragon4723]

It helps that these movies are over 20 years old and so many stories since then have mirrored similar plot points and themes. Watching it for the first time when it came out is a different experience watching it now when so much media have been directly and indirectly based off of the dynamics in these stories. Scene'rly K.S.O got all the plot points too. She has long segments of just deliberating about things but the way she figures things out, going through the thought process on camera is so funny.

[@MoshpitTV]

Glad to see you guys got a mic stand. I felt so bad for the guy during the first reaction. I cant imagine holding that mic like that for 2 hours.

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

Daniel ad-libbed the line ‘don’t worry I will be’ and that’s when Jason (Lucius) said I wasn’t working with a child but a young actor

[@timothyskidmore1554]

Jason Issac also said let's hope that Harry Potter will always be around to save the day. That wasn't scripted either

[@omin231]

Dubledore's actor passed away after this one, so expect a new actor in the next ones

[@whitenoisereacts]

Oh damn. I knew they changed actors but I didn’t know why...that sucks

[@adityayadav-fq5lv]

@@whitenoisereacts ya you guys know everything

[@whitenoisereacts]

Look dude if ur just gonna hate on the react series and claim we’ve already seen the movies then just don’t watch. We haven’t and we’re having a good time making predictions and chilling with the fans. If u think it’s fake, that’s fine, but take that somewhere then, cause it isn’t and a hell of a lot of people are just want to enjoy themselves. Don’t ruin the fun just cause we’ve seen movies before and can make some logical and lucky conclusions. Also, there is stuff I DID know about these movies, and I explicitly state those facts before each movie

[@marykay8587]

@@whitenoisereacts you tell him! He's just bitter muggle who has no joy

[@nadiar.4638]

@@adityayadav-fq5lv its not as if these movies (and books) are made for children and are quite predictable if you've ever seen another movie with a "mysterious plot" .... They seem to guess the bigger storylines, but not the little details. Also many of the side storylines from the books that serve to throw you off were left out of the movies, making it even easier to guess

[@samc9516]

An interesting thing to note: After the Voldemort reveal, Tom Riddle says to Harry, "Surely you didn't think I was going to keep my filthy muggle father's name."... Voldemort is a half-blood, not a pure blood despite his discriminatory views. I'm not sure if Rowling was trying to make this comparison or not but I see it as similar to how Hitler wasn't Aryan but he still saw that as the ideal.

[@SarastistheSerpent]

She definitely didn’t, as she said explicitly that Grindelwald was based off of Hitler, not Voldemort. Also, Hitler was absolutely Aryan by his own definition of what Aryan was, as in a pure blooded Germanic person. Hitler was 100% ethnically Austrian.

[@wick764]

@@SarastistheSerpent his definition of pure aryan was blond hair blue eyes and hitler didn’t. A lot of people know this And that’s the comp they’re making

[@SarastistheSerpent]

@@wick764 that’s not what the definition of Aryan is. Aryan was an ethnic/racial category. It had nothing to do with physical features. Hitler was, by his own definition, pure Aryan.

[@shavedata5436]

It's more because Tom hated his father for leaving him and his mother and blamed him for her death, contributing to his own prejudice

[@ninjabluefyre3815]

Same thing with Umbridge, she's also a half-blood.

[@toodlescae]

This Tom Riddle was a memory that Voldemort preserved in the diary. He was gaining mortal form by draining Ginny's life force. Hagrid would be everyone's favorite uncle that's a bit nuts...lol.

[@iulia.bianca.b]

Well, it was an H... Don't want to say the name of it in case it spoils it for anyone, but you know what I mean. It's literally the first one Harry destroys.

[@SnailHatan]

@@iulia.bianca.b vaguely spoiling is still spoiling. You aren’t being clever here.

[@suzyyehet7142]

There are only 10 known people that can speak to snakes and its usually a family trait with the exception of Harry and someone else. In this movie at that moment in time, Harry and Voldemort are the only people alive who can speak to snakes. Other can learn and study the language but can only imitate what they hear

[@sol15_]

Yeah I was going to say, I don’t think that other person knows what they are actually saying and is just repeating what they have heard

[@Gurra88]

According to the DH movie Ron could do it because Harry talks in his sleep. I don't remember if that happened in the book or not

[@lollyboyhair1]

I had so much fun listening to your discussion at the end of the film, your theories are super interesting! But yes, as someone else mentioned, Voldemort didn't intentionally give some of his powers to Harry, you'll get the explaination of how this happened in the later movies. Muggles having a witch/wizard baby is quite common, I suppose its like an underlying gene, like if two brown haired people were to give birth to a baby with blonde or ginger hair, somewhere in their ancestry there will have been a witch/wizard. And the insight you got in this movie about the prejudices against muggle-borns will become a very important theme in the rest of the series. Super excited for the next one, its my favourite, along with the 6th and 8th movie :) I think you guys will really enjoy the next ones! And if you're impressed with the special effects in this one then GET READY hah!

[@tpng9100]

Good to see that you got a mic stand (or at least found a way to prop it up). Felt sorry for Ninetailedbrush, who had to hold the mic up throughout the previous reaction.

[@mxlexrd]

You asked about the timeframe of the stories. Each story takes place over a single school year, from summer to summer. The whole story covers the 7 years of British secondary school, which people attend from age 11 to 18. To keep track of the characters ages, Harry's birthday is in the summer, so he's 11 for the whole first year, 12 for the whole second year etc. whereas other characters have their birthdays earlier.

[@oyasumiihi]

sorry unimportant & i know this was 2 months back but i just wanted to say, in the uk we attend secondary school from 11-16 not 18, from age 17-18 we can optionally go to college and continue education there before then going on to university from 18+, but college & university aren't compulsory like school. so we attend school for 5 years (first year referred to as year 7 and the last being year 11)

[@ashhabimran239]

@@oyasumiihi May be a year late, but the 7 years of Hogwarts essentially mimic 5 years of secondary school and 2 years of 6th form/college. Years 1-5 are basically secondary school. They even have to do OWL exams at the end of the 5th year in the series, which are based off of GCSEs in real life, and NEWTs for years 6-7 I fell are meant to be based on A-Levels, which people take in the 2nd year of college

[@oyasumiihi]

@@ashhabimran239 I know, you just repeated exactly what I said. I live in the uk and I completed my education 9 years ago, I know how it all works hehe

[@samc9516]

19:48 About spells: it's been a long time since I read the books so I may be wrong but I think they went a little crazy with them in this movie... I believe they made a lot of these ones up for the film as well as including the ones that are from the book (ones I'd consider canon), but they made them all do basically the same thing - throw someone back and make them spin in the air, like in the wizard dual scene. Most spells are meant to do really specific things (for example there's a spell to make the target's legs dance uncontrollably that was used in the wizard duel between Draco and Harry!) but I didn't get the impression this movie was entirely consistent on that front. All the other ones do it right though so you can start to pick up on some spells! For example, a key one: expelliarmus is a disarming charm.

[@mjm3091]

Technically books do have a lot more spells mentioned. But Rowling usually uses the name/function of the spell and not the incantation.

[@jathygamer8746]

I like the way y'all are thinking! That doesn't mean you're spot on about everything. Fun fact: Lucius was about to to cast the killing curse on Harry because it was the only spell Jason Isaacs (the actor) remembered 🎥 💓 🍿

[@whitenoisereacts]

Lmao. That’s really cool.

[@erikperhs_]

Magic is like a gene that runs in the family and there are people who have magic parents but can't do magic: they're called Squibs. That's very sad actually! Filch, for example, is always trying to learn magic but it's simply not possible :(

[@HygorBH]

Harry was given that bedroom in the first book, as when the letters started coming in for him, the Durleys feared that since the letters _specifically_ mentioned that Harry was living in the cupboard underneath the stairs, that they were being watched, as well as their mistreatment of Harry.

[@StarMama90]

In the Wizarding world, you get to choose whether your want to be a ghost or not.Hagrid got expelled for opening the chamber but he was innocent. Dumbledore let him come back as gamekeeper once it was proved to be Tom, and his broken wand is hidden in his umbrella.

[@leila_m_g]

Dobby is so neurotic and tries so hard to help Harry but makes things worse lol He was one of my favourite characters from the whole series. I’m happy he got freed by Harry 😊

[@jordanrivers5825]

Nobody knows exactly how Muggleborns came to exist, Hermione is considered Muggle born because both of her parents are Muggles and Ron is considered a pureblood because both of his parents are also pureblood but Harry, even though both his mom and dad are a witch and wizard is only considered half blood because his mom is a Muggle born like Hermione.

[@Mau_chiku]

Wizard genes don't appear randomly. I think muggle-borns are wizards because they have dormant magical genes like they are descended from squibs. Squibs don't have magic but still have magical genes

[@joshuagarnham9703]

Magic is kinda like the force, everyone has a bit inside them but some are stronger with it than others. The wizarding world is in London. The reason muggles can’t see them entering the magic world is when they disappear a clone of their body is like “I forgot something” and then walks away.

[@Freyadyyaya]

I'll wait for part 3 of the series.

[@toodlescae]

The magic in muggle families is hit and miss. For instance Harry's mom was a witch but her sister Petunia Dursley was not. See explanations below for the explanation for why it happens at all. BTW. The actor playing Dumbledore in this movie passed away so that's why there's a new Dumbledore in the next one.

[@JuntosXlaLibertadMileyBuIIrich]

I'm glad you guys got a new mic! It hurted seeing the poor guy holding his arm in the previous HP video haha

[@geovanadefreitas5431]

Tom Riddle explanation: The diary preserved a part of his soul from 50 years ago so yes that was Voldemort when he was younger at an age where he was still attending Hogwarts. If Tom Riddle/Voldemort's plan would have succeeded, he would have been brought back. Something you might have not noticed also is that Malfoy's dad, Lucius Malfoy, put Tom Riddle's diary into Ginny's cauldron that day in Diagon Alley which is how she got it in the first place. As far as Muggleborn kids go, it's not very clear but I would say that the most accurate answer is that there is a very distant relative of magical blood and is passed down. Anyways, as a Harry Potter fan, it's so great to be able to see other people experience the films for the first time so I'm looking forward to seeing you guys react to more. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is next up and I can't wait to see what you guys think! It's my favorite from the entire franchise (5th one is a very close 2nd tho) and I've been a Harry Potter fan since I was 8 years old (I'm 16 now). Thanks so much for the great videos! P.S. you guys are predicting a lot of things correctly which is very surprising so good job!

[@poetrybash786]

Going to the studios in England where it was filmed is so cool. They let you walk through the forbidden forest, then you hear thunder and lightning and they send the giant spiders they used in the movies down around you. They have kept so much of the studios in tact.

[@pinkringo222]

it amazes me how much these guys got right as far as guessing who’s behind what or what things are connected

[@mutantx2372]

I just found your channel last week and I can't wait for you to react to the rest of the movies . it's amazing how A LOT of reactors have been either reacting to the Harry Potter movies during quarantine for the first time or choose to react to the series because it's been years since they last saw it .

[@whitenoisereacts]

Yeah man it’s fun. U a fan of any other series’s?

[@mutantx2372]

@@whitenoisereacts movies or tv shows ?

[@whitenoisereacts]

Both

[@mutantx2372]

@@whitenoisereacts The Hunger Games , True Blood , The vampire Diaries , Avatar: The Last Airbender , Legend Of Korra ( which is a sequel series to the last airbender , The X-Men franchise , shadowshunters , The Fast and the Furious franchise just to name a few .

[@whitenoisereacts]

Oh dang, I do rlly want to watch X-men on this channel

[@carolinemasson7172]

Considering this is actually my least favorite of the movies - I think y'all can expect the series to become even better. The next movie is probably my favourite, and it's a LOT more mature in my opinion than the last two. Also, if you thought that they grew up between the first one and this one, be prepared for the next one😂

[@samc9516]

I agree Prisoner of Azkaban is the best one! Chamber of Secrets used to be my least favourite too partly because they're younger still and hadn't quite reached that mature feeling, but also partly because I found it the scariest as a child! Now though, I actually would rank it quite high. I like how all the pieces fit together, Hogwarts history, the misdirects and plot twists are great, and how everything in the story ties back in to being relevant: like Ron's wand, Fawkes, Harry's Parseltongue, the sorting hat, the diary, Moaning Myrtle, etc.

[@atribecalledlen3567]

@@samc9516 facts POA the GOAT HP movie

[@janetuss6496]

Nice reaction! The guy on the right keeps reminding me of Cillian Murphy for some reason lol, I think it's the eyes. 3rd movie is def a fan fav, directed by the great Alfonso Cuaron. As the movies get longer and more intricate, perhaps you guys can consider splitting a reaction into 2 or 3 part vids. You guys have great theory discussions! Very perceptive. Each movie will have it's own small separate mystery to unravel, yet they will all connect and tie together to tell the broader storyline. You guys can also consider doing a video where you guys take the sorting hat quiz on the wizarding world site and see which house you get sorted into! Some extra info for you guys down below, no spoilers so no worries. Harry's scar wasn't intentionally put there by Voldemort. The scar was just residue from the killing curse that backfired onto Voldemort when Voldemort tried to kill baby Harry. His intention was def trying to kill Harry, not to give Harry a scar or anything. That's why Harry is known as the "boy who lived". I think this was all explained in the first movie (by Hagrid?) In regards to your speculation about Lucius Luscious-Locks Malfoy, just a friendly reminder that Tom Riddle's diary was slipped into Ginny's cauldron by Lucius. And Lucius knew what the diary could do. So. Dobby, being the house elf serving the Malfoy fam, got wind of what Lucius was going to do, so Dobby went to Harry to try and warn him, because Dobby is just a big ole fan boy of Harry Potter lol. But because house elves are bound by magic to serve their masters, Dobby couldn't outright tell Harry what was going on or who was doing it, because that would be a betrayal to his masters. And he had to punish himself for even going to see Harry without permission. Hermoine's parents were Muggles, but someone in their ancestry probably had magical abilities. Harry's mom, Lily, got the magic genes, but her parents were muggles, so Lily is called a "muggleborn". Harry's dad, James, was a pureblood because both his parents were purebloods. So Harry is therefore a "half-blood" because he has a pureblood wizard dad and a muggleborn witch mom. I don't think Harry being a half-blood was ever explained in any of the movies. Tom Riddle aka Voldy mentioned in this movie that he didn't want to keep his "filthy muggle father's name". So Tom Riddle's father was a muggle, his mother was a pureblood. Therefore, Tom Riddle is a half-blood, same as Harry. Harry lives with his aunt Petunia (Lily's sister), Petunia didn't catch the magic genes. Lily and Hermoine would be looked down upon by people like the Malfoys and be called "mudbloods" for having non-magic parents. The Malfoys greatly pride themselves on being purebloods. Ron and his whole family are purebloods, but because they don't mind associating and being friends with muggleborns, they are deemed as "blood traitors" by people like the Malfoys. People who associate and befriend "mudbloods" are just as lowly as "mudbloods" in their opinion. The books give an incredible amount of detail and backstories, and will answer a lot of questions that you guys will probably have in the upcoming movies. The movies sometimes had to cut out great characters entirely. Hope you guys will consider reading the books after finishing the movies and perhaps post review videos about the books, that would be so cool. I grew up with HP and read the books an infinite amount, like to the point where my books were falling apart, pages coming out and the bindings peeling away. And they were hardcover books too lol. I was the only one in my family to ever read HP and always tried (unsuccessfully) to convince them to read it. They all refused because they had the misconception that the series was only for young children. But last year, I managed to convince my dad to dig out my old HP books and read them and he loved them! The 6th and 7th books even made him cry, I was shocked. He's kind of a stoic manly man type of guy and was raised in a very uptight family so they weren't big on showing emotions. So if the HP books can get him to cry, you KNOW they must be good lol.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I get that a lot ;).

[@janetuss6496]

@@whitenoisereacts Really? Haha that’s great, I’m not weird for thinking that then. One of my favorite movies has Cillian Murphy as the lead actor, it’s called “Sunshine”, have you guys seen it? Chris Evans is in it too. Directed by Danny Boyle, and it’s one his super underrated films in my opinion. It’s like a beautiful futuristic sci-fi space film, not meant to be super scientifically realistic, but the story is meant to explore the themes of life, death and meaning of human existence. Really beautiful moving film, and the main song that was composed for the film has been used in soooo many trailers, tv shows and other movies lol because it sounds so epic. The song is called adagio in d minor, composed by john murphy. If you guys haven’t seen “Sunshine”, I recommend it for a future first time movie reaction video!

[@whitenoisereacts]

Never heard of it. Gotta check it out!

[@janetuss6496]

@@whitenoisereacts Awesome! Yeah, after you guys are done with the Harry Potter films (and probably Fantastic Beasts prequels), it would be really cool to see you guys do movie reactions to a wide variety of genres. You've probably already seen a lot of them, but here are some of my recs: For franchises: the “Ocean’s 11” trilogy. The two “Kill Bill” films. Indiana Jones, Jurassic Parks, Pirates of the Caribbean. The Matrix and John Wicks hopefully you’ve already seen. “Gladiator” hopefully you’ve already seen too, it’s too excellent. M. Night Shyamalan’s “The Sixth Sense” and “Signs”, classics. “The Others” with Nicole Kidman is also an excellent classic in the horror genre. “Silence of the Lambs”. "Shutter Island" “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” and “The Truman Show” are Jim Carrey’s standout films in my opinion, they are super different than the slapstick comedy films that he is well known for. “Minority Report” and “The Fifth Element” are very unique action/sci-fi futuristic films. "12 Monkeys", pandemic related sci-fi film. “Saving Private Ryan”. “Schindler’s List”, "Hotel Rwanda" and “The Pianist” for war related stories based on true events. “Jojo Rabbit”, super funny and super sad. “What We Do in the Shadows” super funny and witty Taika Waititi film. Mockumentary style comedy about a group of vampires who are flatmates in modern day New Zealand. “Train to Busan”, really famous Korean zombie film that will make you sob. If you’re interested in Chinese martial arts/drama movies, check out “Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon” and “Hero”. “Ratatouille”, my fav Pixar film. If you like Japanese animation, you might like Studio Ghibli films, they’re very famous. “Castle in the Sky”. “Spirited Away”. “Howl’s Moving Castle”. “Kiki’s Delivery Service”. “Grave of the Fireflies”.

[@whitenoisereacts]

I’ve seen most of those...but my cousin hasn’t lol so yeah, for sure.

[@damanprest4898]

I’m trying to resist the urge to watch the full series with you guys all in one go

[@kate6040]

Trivia: Salazar Slytherin made his own wand with it’s magical core being a horn from the basilisk. He could command it to sleep in parseltongue and the wand would become unresponsive. Ilvermorney (America’s magical school) was co-founded by Isolt Sayer who was also a descendant of Slytherin. She couldn’t speak parseltongue but she could still understand snakes that talked to her, particularly a horned-serpent that lived in the lake near her home. She, her muggle-husband and their two adopted sons started a school in their own home and it eventually became a castle like Hogwarts.

[@cmac3530]

Magic is hereditary. Muggleborns are descended from Squibbs who married into muggle families. (Not necessarily direct descendants but somewhere in the family tree) Squibbs are children born to magical parents who are not able to perform magic.

[@danmedeiros6676]

aragog was 100% prosthetics & mechanics. no CGI except for after effects. the kids were literally terrified when they saw the huge mechanical spider for the first time. apparently it was easy shooting the scene because Rupert Grint was genuinely scared as hell lol

[@JorgeSchz2004]

Yeah, most of the spells used in Harry Potter franchise are in Latin or based in Latin language. 🇻🇦 Me, as a spanish speaker, I can understand most of them 😅 Arania exumai: To Exumate/repell spider Expelliarmus: Take of/to expulse weapon Oculus reparo: To fix eyes (glasses in this case) Rictusempra: To Laugh forever Finite incantatem: To finish charm And etcetera.

[@LonelyLoki9]

Sir Kenneth Branagh, the actor who portrayed Prof. Lockhart in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, directed Thor and Disney's live-action Cinderella (2015) and he was married to (and divorced in 1995) to Emma Thompson (She was Prof. Sybill Trelawney in Harry Potter along with many other accomplishments) etc .

[@isabelnoyer5893]

Guys I loved this reaction so much!!! Watching you go through this story is just WHOLESOME. Thanks for some fabulous 36 minutes! ;)

[@mjm3091]

6:45 Unfortunately Hermione couldn't fix it. A broken core usually can't be fixed. Fun fact - Ron's broken wand is actually a heirloom. That's why his spells weren't as good as they could have been in first movie. Wand chooses the person, so hand me down wand shouldn't work as well as it could. 9:10 This time? It's always something happening at Hogwarts. Which extended lore confirms (games, movies and theatre plays). 18:55 Giant butterflies would be way scarier. A flying bugs with giant rods to suck your brains? No thank you.

[@bobbyclarkston8836]

Absolutely agree with your point about “fixing” the wand. There has to be some things that a ‘reparo” can’t mend and a wand would be one of them. Also, I either forgot or never knew that Ron’s wand was an heirloom. Do you know from whom he received it? It seems to be a common practice with pureblood families. Ginny uses her grandmother’s wand and Neville, his father’s.

[@corneliastreet2491]

@@bobbyclarkston8836 damn, Ginny is that much of a badass with a hand me down wand? Respect.

[@safiyahleane269]

everyone hypes us POA to be the dark turn of the series but I strongly feel that GOF is where the real dark, mature, turn of the series takes off

[@whitenoisereacts]

I completely agree. Like POA was more adult for sure but even just the opening title of GOF was way more dark and gothic almost.

[@Wellch]

I agree, thecGOF one is the true darker one

[@dannylions]

I agree, POA was sorta like a build up. Of course its the first "dark" one but it isnt the darkest. GOF was the turning point since voldemort came back and someone was actually killed as a consequence.

[@zel3077]

All small informations are very essential in the next movies. I love how you pay attention to everything! Btw, i already subscribed and i cant wait for next movies

[@reneepope-munro8115]

All I’m going to say is that that was some very interesting, insightful and important theorising you did anything the end there... Juuuuuust keep watching 😉

[@getback2me789]

Great video guys! With Tom Riddle and the diary, Voldemort basically attached a bit of himself to the book to be preserved as a memory. It explains in later movies how this was done and why but that book fell into the hands of Lucius Malfoys hands and Voldermort made Lucius responsible for it. After Voldemort disappeared Lucius began to not want the book in his possession as he believed Voldemort to be dead, so he gave it to Ginny in the book shop and she ended up communicating with the memory of Tom Riddle that Voldemort attached to the diary and as it said in the movie this gave Riddle the power to come back and take form in the chamber! Hope this helped cant wait for the next one!

[@elizabethstrong6057]

Be prepared for LOTS of plot twists in this series

[@nehakwho703]

"Jenny or whatever" Yeah that just sums up our feelings towards Ginny 😂😂😂

[@kittykat90190]

They didn’t exactly portray her well in the movies. It’s been a while since I’ve read the books, so I can’t say for certain, but I’m pretty sure she’s a better character there. Book-to-movie adaptations are always gonna have weird character changes, unfortunately- they’ve only got so much time to work with.

[@nehakwho703]

@@kittykat90190 yesss i agreee no hate towards the actress tho she tried her best 🤷‍♀️

[@ellelee7565]

Trivia: If you are wondering where all the food comes from during feast or on regular meals, a big kitchen is located under Hogwarts where house elves are working. Dobby eventually works for Dumbledore in the Hogwarts kitchen after being freed.

[@MidnytBliss2011]

awesome reaction from both of you. make yourselves ready on the Harry Potter and The Prizoner of Azkaban. HP 3 is going to be dark one and it gets darker as the movie series progresses. I will not say much to avoid spoilers. see you on the next reaction ❤️

[@timmyfrancuz3873]

Y’all are the most underrated reaction chanel, loved the vid tho and can’t wait for the next one

[@mandysherratt4313]

Can't believe you dropped this just b4 I go to bed, it's 1:47am here in the UK, and I've really been looking forward to watching this.. So I'll have to watch it in a few hrs when I get to work. I know it'll be great. 👍😁🇬🇧

[@whitenoisereacts]

Sorry. Had a lot of trouble getting this one up lol. Gl at work!

[@shawnabrinkley4821]

You will find out a bit more in the later movies about Tom Riddle/ Voldemort it goes in more details in the books.

[@sebhasmovies9430]

yoooo i’m so hyped for your reaction to prisoner of azkaban

[@whitenoisereacts]

Coming out Thursday...

[@kevinarechavala9734]

Might I recommend pausing the movie while talking about your theories? I love the theories but you're in danger of talking over lots of important information!

[@tpng9100]

Agree! And maybe turn on subtitles too, to help you remember names and magical terms :)

[@whitenoisereacts]

We can try. It’s really hard because my computer can’t run a live screen recording so everything has to be perfectly lined up, and pausing and playing it will make that very hard.

[@ems5454]

omg i just found this channel and now im going insane with all the first reactions of hp!

[@summermetcalfe5236]

paintings are literally just paintings of people, usually people who have died and they have their own consciousness and can travel between frames, like the photos - for example in the first movie on the train harry gets a photo of dumbledore in his chocolate frog and when it disappears and he gets confused ron says “well you can’t expect him to hang around all day!”

[@alannagilmore8982]

I love that you’ve read the books now!! You’re like they’re just showing off with these effects.. then you read how she wrote the games!!! I’m gonna watch you watch the movies and then watch the books.. I’ve only seen HBP and beyond, book reviews, then came to the beginning! Thanks guys!

[@bluesideace]

Can't wait for the next one, I love your reactions! (Also is it weird to say that I like both of your voices a lot? It's really nice to listen to idk👉👈)

[@whitenoisereacts]

ASMR reactions coming soon...jk jk!

[@jurajvivana5827]

One of the best reactors on yt, wow😎 can't wait for the rest of Harry Potter

[@almostnearlynormal]

The spell Harry used to repell the spiders is 'Arania Exumae' it's specifically to repell spiders, that's it, that's why it didn't harm ron. Edit: I think I was wrong, is it 'Hexumae'? It's been years since I read or watched HP 😅

[@PM-ik5vu]

Dude, so happy you got a mic stand !

[@danmedeiros6676]

you guys are well educated and give interesting insights during your reactions I love it. you ask the questions I wanna hear

[@DeletedchanneI827]

Muggleborns are usually descendants from squibs who are witches or wizards born into a magical family but don’t have magic. Hermione most likely has an ancestor who was a squib and got their magic.

[@diegoalfonsogonzalezsoto9963]

Nice reaction guys. Keep going, the Journey is about to Start! Magic and Light kicking ass. 😂

[@austinbyrd4164]

I can't express how happy I am that you watched the extended edition of this movie. 10 times better!

[@alicegoldenvalley]

And thus they became Potter Heads, love seeing Potterheads in the making! awesome reaction! I love you guys guessing and discussing and seeing you guys so excited makes me excited all over again, eventhough I've seen the movies 55 times hihi lol

[@JOVONO]

Once you’ve finished the whole series there is a channel called Supercarlinbrothers who make videos about Harry Potter and many other franchises One particular series of their videos are called ‘Dumbledore’s big plan’ which breaks down what his plan is for every year Their videos are super insightful

[@MidnightAmythest]

Aw seeing you guys get so invested and into it is super wholesome and cute ❤️ great reaction!

[@whitenoisereacts]

As long y’all are here, we’ll keep them coming!!

[@i.m.7710]

I love how you have a pillow to hold!!!!!! Awwwwwww!!!!!

[@needyverse]

16:55: So have we met Tom before? Everyone watching: Uhhhhhhhh >.>

[@97Gabulek]

I really like you guys' reactions :) You're really observant and quick to connect some facts :D

[@mummywilford]

For ur heritage question apparently all people have a trace of magical blood, pure bloods, half bloods like snape and shamus, muggle borns and then there are squibbs which are non magical children born to magical parents aka mr filch. Keep watching the episodes get better and darker

[@loisborsetti7581]

I love that you guys are so enthusiastic :)

[@keisha2120]

I really love your reactions especially in LOTR so Im binging some and the discussion are really fun! so glad to see new people discovering some movies that really influence a generation, like Harry Potter and LoTR

[@checkmyflow9190]

I just love hearing the theory at the end cause i see them so many time, i was so young when i see them I didnt have that

[@bidishasarker9554]

u guys should have shown the entire scene with Snape and Lockhart duelling...tht scene is just fun

[@aip_lebasi]

I just finished your reaction videos on The Hunger Games series and I love it! I am loving your reaction guys! And also with the HP series too! Going blindly with it, it's awesome to see you watch it and nice to hear all of your theories. I am enjoying your videos! :) And also, you have to read the books, hehehe.

[@judem4841]

hey, i'm late in finding your reactions but enjoying the hp ones. not often you find somewhere where BOTH reactors haven't watched it - usually its one fan showing it to someone who hasn't watched it (or a single watcher)..hp was the first 'fandom' thing i experienced as a kid and coming up with the theories before the books came out - your discussion and theories remind me of that time making hp theories etc

[@aubryellaotero1064]

“Kind of a kids movie” man we all know how dark the end of this series is, it’s crazy to see how lighthearted it all started

[@melissaamf]

I love this reaction! And I cant wait till you guys see the rest of the series! Love from Norway

[@whitenoisereacts]

Norway? Yo that’s awesome!! Y’all are the coolest!

[@melissaamf]

@@whitenoisereacts Thank you! And after watching all the Harry Potter movies you should watch Fantastic Beasts. They are the prequels

[@Me-wk3ix]

I'm really kind of impressed at some of the things that you guys were able to pick up on.

[@whitenoisereacts]

Thanks ;) I’m just happy y’all are enjoying the reactions

[@JOVONO]

Other great franchises to watch are Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones, Back to the Future, Sark Knight and you’re already doing Star Wars And there’s also Avatar the Last Airbender (the series)

[@VenomCobrah]

Ahh yes, The Sark Knight

[@iki4584]

finally your another harry potter reaction is out! 😂🤘

[@averagenoah]

I have always wondered something about Tom Riddle. Did he literally sit down, write “I am lord” out of his name, then rearrange the letters until he thought it sounded cool.

[@camilavieira8582]

A good thing about knowing portuguese is understanding a few of the spells 😍 Oculos reparum= óculos reparar = glasses repair Aranea exhumare = aranha exumar = spider bury

[@kendoll7713]

i live in florida so i’ve gone to the Universal Studios were the Harry Potter park is many times and it is really awesome to witness there’s even the train that you can ride to go to the other park on the other side

[@erikalulea3608]

Yes a Muggleborn have Parents with a dormant gene of Magical Blood, then in Hermione for example it have been waken up again. Therefore she becomes magical. (and therefore you also can have one sibling that is Muggleborn like Hermione and one sibling that ends up a Muggle.

[@jamesmoore4910]

Subscribed for your Harry Potter reactions, can't wait for the next one! Also, the actor who plays Dumbledore sadly died before the third film so they had to recast him

[@calliea735]

Subbed for the rest of the series :)

[@yustymusic]

You ripped the band aid :D first two are out the way, now prepare for a real journey. Can't wait for your reaction!

[@user-cx7wf1mu8x]

Kenneth Branagh, Gilderoy Lockhart of this installment in the Harry Potter franchise, is the director of 2011's Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe!!!!

[@MysticMyths]

Idk if anyone mentioned it, and I know this video is old, but maybe you'll still see this because it's a cool kind of easter egg for those that know: the potion Harry had to drink to regrow his arm, Skele Gro, was actually created by one of his ancestors a long time ago. Harry's fortune also comes from his grandfather or great grandfather, who invented "Sleakeazy's Hair Potion" yet Harry's hair in the books is described as unruly and untamable. One of his early signs of magic is his aunt cut his hair super short except his bangs to cover his scar, and overnight it regrew.

[@NoudlePipW]

I haven't seen any other reactors who pick up on stuff like Cerberus and the Latin and it's so satisfying! You really seem to be tuned in completely to the tone and everything. Can't wait to see the rest!

[@jasmine9581]

4:50 cant wait for the howler

[@rotemnusbaum7931]

Yo your reaction are so great dude keep doing you fr

[@blackeyedlily]

I know I’m coming in months after your viewing of these movies. And I think I’ll jump over to Patreon and watch the full reactions, as it’s been a while since I’ve watched these movies. But I’m going to try to primarily point out some details about Snape as I go through your reactions, as I appreciated your Always/Doe Patronus t-shirt and I’m a huge Snape fan. It might be a detail from the movie I want to emphasize, or something from the books that the movie left out. I’m also going to come from the perspective that you have already completed watching all the movies, so I won’t be spoiling anything. Snape had a smaller role in Chamber of Secrets than any other of the HP stories. But he did have one critically important contribution here that helped Harry throughout the rest of the series. In the dueling club scene Snape showed the kids Expelliarmus, the disarming spell. This became Harry’s signature spell. He used it regularly throughout the series. Most importantly, he used it in The Goblet of Fire in his duel with Voldemort that created the Prior Incantato effect that helped him escape, and he used it in the final duel with Voldemort when the killing spell ricocheted back on Voldemort. The fact that Harry regularly used the disarming spell instead of the killing spell in critically important situations was an essential aspect of his character. And Snape was the person responsible for teaching Harry that spell. You already have 285 comments on this video. So I’m sure that lots of people have already gone into the Latin use in the wizard in spells that you asked about. Rowling’s education was in the Classics. (Her address to the graduating class of Harvard a number of years ago is a fantastic speech and goes into her college years) She is also a meticulous planner and will say that is one of the most essential elements of her writing. And she has a real love of creating new words. I say all this to point out that in addition to the Latin she incorporated lots of classical elements into the Harry Potter saga. It is rather amusing that the hardline Christian element in the United States accused her of promoting witchcraft and the occult. Because the truth is that the story is filled with Christian symbolism. Not because she was promoting any kind of religious message, but because classic western literature is full of Christian symbolism. And she was drawing from that tradition. A couple of minor examples are that in the first book Harry was unconscious for three days after his confrontation with Voldemort. And of course he literally sacrificed himself for the people he loved in the final book, which went a long way toward saving him. But to give you a little more esoteric example of her use of Christian symbolism I will turn to Quidditch. You seemed to enjoy the game in this movie. On the Quidditch team Harry is the Seeker, which has an obvious spiritual connotation. The names of the rest of the players on his team all have a religious interpretation. There is an angel, a bell, a spinnet (a type of organ), olive wood (common in church carvings), a kirke (a type of church) and the most far reaching example, a weasel (traditional used in religious garments). Plus the snitch itself is a replica of an alchemical symbol for the Philosopher’s stone. The practice of Alchemy (often referred to in the series) had significant spiritual applications. The Philosopher’s stone was the ultimate purified outcome of the practice of Alchemy. So the analogy of the Seeker chasing the Snitch is significant.