Harry Potter and The Chamber Of Secrets (2002) Movie Reaction *first time watching*

What did you think of this movie?
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[@kathleenhamilton3586]

These two films are basically meant for World building and to help you explore a little bit before stuff gets more serious and more dark and it's a very good representation of how hard it can be to work through trauma and depression and other things you may have and shows how important having your loved ones in your life is that was roughly the same age as Harry when she released these books and without them I don't think I would have survived my childhood

[@mazanreacts]

damn and what a good job it does with world building and setting the tone, i can’t wait to see the rest

[@JordangeVision]

Another great one sir! Now we get into some of the more mature storylines. The original Dumbledore actor Richard Harris passed away shortly before this one was released, hence Michael Gambon taking over for the next one. Good on you for picking up on the Tom Riddle-Voldemort anagram before it was shown!

[@mazanreacts]

thank you mate! I didn’t know this! i was quite confused when i reacted to the third one but that’s very sad to know he passed

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

Some notes about this part: 1) Harry is a half-blood, for his father was a pure-blood and his mother was a muggle-born witch (there is a certain number of generations that has to pass for a descendant to be considered pure-blooded). 2) House-elves have their own seriously powerful magic (for instance, they can apparate (teleport) where humans can't), but it strongly depends on the master: for example, if the master orders a house-elf not to tell anyone about something, the latter won't physically be able to do so. This is why Dobby's warnings were so unclear. 3) There is a curious parallel between the first and the second movie: Moaning Myrtle died in a bathroom while crying because of being humiliated. Hermione was in the exact same situation in the first movie, and if the troll had killed her, she could've become a similar ghost. 4) In the books, it is explained that Filch (the caretaker) is a Squib: a person born in a family of wizards, but with no powers of his own (however, Squibs seem to be able to establish connections with animals and can see things magically hidden from muggles). This is why he is so bitter towards the students: "why do those pipsqueaks have magic and I don't?!" I strongly recommend reading the books, because, although the movies are great, they still just scratch the surface

[@mazanreacts]

thank you for this! love reading comments like these that Id Have NO clue about otherwise:)

[@jamiewilson9280]

‘Who built all this? Because it wasn’t a snake!’

[@mazanreacts]

am i wrong?🤣

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I'm not gonna lie....when I first saw the basilisk in this movie, I had the same reaction Ron had with Aragog. (side note: I am NOT fearful of snakes or spiders). Also, every time I hear Hermione say "She's a little sensitive" to describe Moaning Myrtle, I always have the same first thought: A LITTLE sensitive?" Side note: I always have the thought of "Harry's lucky Fawkes clawed out the Basilisk's eyes, otherwise that rock trick in the tunnel wouldn't have worked at all", combined with "Don't you dare sneeze, Harry"

[@mazanreacts]

pahahah i get that😭 i hate spiders and snakes, myrtle DESERVES to be sensitive hahaah and YES harry was incredibly lucky that fawkes did that

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@mazanreacts Be warned, it only gets darker from here, despite any moments of humor and heart.

[@Temmiiee]

I love the cute acromantulas Eragog was helpful :3

[@mazanreacts]

spiders are horrible

[@hennakettunen8755]

​@@mazanreacts Sorry, you're outvoted there, pal 😁💖🕷️

[@mazanreacts]

DAMN

[@jccw227]

Harry is a half-blood. The term "half-blood" applies to both wizards with one magical parent, or a parent that is muggle-born, and Harry fits in the latter category.

[@mazanreacts]

damn okay thank you!!

[@ITSAHARDNUGLIFE]

Hello Hermione!! Hahaha that was good. I want to point out early on, very important. When you finish Deathly Hallows, watch the deleted scenes. There's uh, details, and one scene that definitely should have been in Part 1. Also it's funny how everyone says it gets darker from here, the first two were pretty damn dark

[@mazanreacts]

ELLO ERMIONE!!!! and okay okay i’m excited, il l definitely keep this in mind but remind me when i upload the first part hahahahah

[@ITSAHARDNUGLIFE]

@mazanreacts if you like the actor that plays Hagrid, you should check him out in From Hell with Johnny Depp about Jack the Ripper. Intense movie

[@ezradanger]

* something happens " Fair play" 😂

[@mazanreacts]

i realised this when i was editing 😭😭😭

[@ezradanger]

@@mazanreacts fair play

[@mazanreacts]

@ezradanger 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nebulousreactions]

You picked up on a lot of details way before they were properly revealed, so congrats. If you can keep that up for the next film, I'll be incredibly impressed! You've probably watched it already, though no spoilers just in case, but: the 3rd film is when the tone really begins to shift and the story deepens. It's one of the most common favorites in the franchise. Something I like to point out to reactors is that Rupert Grint (Ron) got kind of screwed in this franchise, because he signed on to play Book Ron, and ended up having to play Movie Ron. They're VERY different characters. The screenwriters took Book Ron's best lines and gave them to Movie Hermione, which is why she's totally OP. In the books, Ron is much more clever. He has street smarts and Hermione has book smarts, and together they help Harry through his challenges. But by taking away his street smarts, movie Ron gets downgraded to a goofy, well-meaning but ultimately kind of dense kid. Not dumb, mind you, but definitely not clever. And taking away this positive attribute highlights his more negative ones, which comes into play later in the series. Rupert does an excellent job as Ron, but I still feel the screenwriters did him dirty.

[@flugsven]

Great video, looking forward to next!

[@mazanreacts]

thank you so much!

[@jamiewilson9280]

Right you’ve got the two childish ones out of the way. Darker and darker from this point forward!

[@mazanreacts]

man they do get serious don’t they!!!