His First Time Watching *HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE* Movie Reaction!

Jess and Tess watch and react to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Philosopher's Stone) for the first time! Jess has avoided watching any Harry Potter for years, but now it's finally time to dive in and join the world of Hogwarts and Magic! We're watching the original, 2001 Harry Potter movie starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint
0:00 - Intro
2:12 - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
1:07:31 - Outro, Final Thoughts
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[@Heroshii15]

Here early! RIP Dame Maggie Smith.

[@JessAndTess]

😭

[@Senkoau]

Most of the staff has now passed away sadly.

[@aut0maniak]

​@@SenkoauEvery person in the first scene passed away 😢

[@rdrflash1992]

For those who are confused about Quidditch, so as long as the snitch has not been caught by the seeker, the game will continue. So there is still a possibility that the team that did not catch the snitch still wins, for example Slytherin 200 points vs Gryffindor 20 points, when the seeker from Gryffindor catches the snitch, they get a score of 150 + 20 = 170 points. And the game ends. Slytherin still wins. In the novel if I'm not mistaken, there is a Quidditch match that lasts for a month because both seekers have not managed to catch the snitch.

[@overdev1993]

I think that long quidditch game was during the world cup in general the game doesnt make too much sense since its written for the plot / Harry

[@rdrflash1992]

@@overdev1993 Yeah, I think so too, because in the novel the match for 1-3 months was only mentioned by Oliver Wood. In book one, Wood mentions that the longest match ever recorded was three months. In three months, both teams would have scored thousands of points, possibly with a difference of several hundred points between the two teams. So catching the Golden Snitch probably wouldn't help their score since it would give them 150 points.

[@RestlessBen]

On the train, Ron pulls out either a ham or corned beef sandwich wrapped in cling film (plastic wrap). If you didn't have a lunch box, kids would stuff the sandwich in their pockets which causes it to roll up in a ball.

[@maxhand1562]

I think it's corned beef. And he hates corned beef.

[@livb6945]

Yep corned beef

[@migstig8023]

Most people know Alan Rickman as Snape. I know him as Hans Gruber. I still love Die Hard!

[@ChefPatrickChase]

Rickman was perfect for the role of snape

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

Awww Philosopher's Stone is such a nostalgia. I was 13 when I first saw this movie

[@JessAndTess]

So fun!

[@garybassin1651]

Nicholas Flamel is the only real life person mentioned in the movies. His house still stands in Paris and is now a restaurant. I had lunch there during my trip there. Due to the popularity of the books and movies, they have created a Harry Potter menu just for kids.

[@JessAndTess]

Sounds... Magical. 😏

[@charlottevan_8]

Glad to see you're aware that Flamel was a real person, the only real one Rowling put into "Harry Potter". It's great you had a chance to visit and eat at 51 rue de Montmorency, Nicholas and Perenelle Flamel's home that they built in 1407. It's the oldest still-standing stone house in Paris. I know all of this from research I did for the second book in my mystery trilogy, as part of it revolves around Flamel and the alchemy myth that rose after his death. Pure myth.

[@cazper420]

The first 2, maybe 3, have always been more like Christmas time moves for me. They are so innocent seeming. But the last 5 movies get so dark. They are definitely spooky season movies.

[@joshuagoforth1658]

The snitch ends the game and gives 150 points so as long as you’re ahead by more than 150 points you can still win and fun fact it’s 150 points because of the golden snidget a bird that used to be used before the snitch was invented and a fan of quidditch offered 150 galleons to the person who caught the snidget and that’s why it’s worth 150 (also proud gryffindor poplar wand dragon heartstring core 9 inches unyielding) 😁

[@JessAndTess]

The score was 20-20 when it was caught. Does it ever get up to 150 where the snitch doesn't automatically end it?

[@joshuagoforth1658]

@@JessAndTess catching the snitch ends the game period it just also happens to award 150 points so usually unless it’s a professional match it’s unlikely that catching the snitch won’t award enough points to change the outcome in the goblet of fire (book) at the quidditch World Cup the Irish win despite the Bulgarian’s catching the snitch

[@Senkoau]

@@JessAndTess As Joshuagoforth said the Snitch always ends the game it just doesn't always give you a victory. The longest game in history lasted three months and had the teams looking for new players by the end of it. I also have a personal theory that in Harry's era the broomstick technology see's massive leaps in speed changing how the game needs to be played but the players and rules haven't caught up. There's quite a bit of evidence for this throughout the films but I'll say no more here to avoid spoilers.

[@chrisfoster27]

*Philosopher's Stone*

[@JessAndTess]

I know they have different titles in/out of the US, but they say "Sorcerer's Stone" in the movie. Do they have a different version outside of the US where they say "Philosopher's Stone?"

[@nebulousreactions]

​@@JessAndTessThe original novel was called Philisopher's Stone, and it's based on the item from an old story that's well known in England. For we Americans, the story isn't well known, so they didn't think we'd connect "philosopher" to "magic" and thus wouldn't be interested in the series, so changing the title was a marketing decision based on the belief that Americans are just too damn ignorant.

[@Waterford1992]

@@JessAndTess Dubbed over for American releases

[@ChelseaChfy-ex1po]

Harry’s cousin didn’t get pig ears and snout in the books he only got the tail and had to have it surgically removed in London. Also where Harry lives with his aunt/uncle is called Surrey it isn’t part of London, it’s a county about 35 miles outside of London.

[@JessAndTess]

Tess stands corrected: no ears or snout for Dudley per the book.

[@darajeeling]

first of all James Potter was a chaser, not a Seeker Mc Gonagall was on the Quidditch team - BUT Mc Gonagall is way older then James Potter. Going with the books, James and Lily died at 21 - Snape is 31 years old (in this movie) Mc Gonagall is somewhere in her late 70s in this movie And yes, Snape is "die hard" aka Alan Rickman. I know him as Sherrif of Nottingham. He was such agreat actor with a great variety. To bad most people only seem to think of him as Snape/Gruber/Sheriff. He was Lovely as Colonel Brandon and funny in Galaxy Quest. Maybe remember - things are not always the way they seem. And welcome to the fandom

[@Heroshii15]

14:07 Yeah, the set designers for these movies seemed to love the idea of buildings that wouldn't be structurally sound if not for magic. In the books, this was only true of one building, which we'll see in the next movie.

[@JessAndTess]

Hogwarts needs to hire some architects

[@asterix7842]

Since you commented on the size of Hagrid so many times, The books say he's twice as tall as an average man. According to the films, he's 8'6". Robbie Coltrane is only 6'1", so the filmmakers employed a number of tricks to make him appear bigger. The main one being forced perspective, camera angles to make him look bigger than people and objects around him, like shooting from low angles. The motorcycle he rides in on at the beginning of the movie is smaller than standard, to emphasize his size, and there were two different sets of his shack built- one smaller size, with smaller props, for when Hagrid is on screen, and one normal size, for when the camera is on other people. Objects that he holds or stands next to are also made smaller.

[@JessAndTess]

Classic movie magic!

[@Waterford1992]

Harry does not live in London at the start but somewhere in Surrey, England.

[@ChefPatrickChase]

Year one at Hogwarts would equate to sixth grade in US schools

[@Ezra_Malfoy97]

Emma Watson (Hermione) only wore false teeth during the very first scene they filmed, which is the final scene in the movie as they are boarding the train to leave. The false teeth caused a lot of delays since she couldnt talk properly so they scrapped the idea. Thats the only scene with those they tried them in, so no, she isn't wearing them in any other parts of the movie 😅

[@RyneMurray23]

One of my favorite moments in the movie is when professor McGonagall gives Harry a nimbus 2000 before his first match.

[@JessAndTess]

Tess loves her!

[@Senkoau]

So in regards to your question about the drinking age the butterbeer kids drink (as opposed to fire whiskey) is a "low alchohol" content drink but even so they have limits on how many they can have depending on age. EDIT With regards to the house cup Slytherin is doubtless extremely ticked off however Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff probably are fairly happy. Apparently Slytherin won the house cup for seven years in a row before Harrys first year. To put that in perspective this is the FIRST time any student has seen someone other than Slytherin win the house cup. Seven years at school, about to graduate, this is the first time Slytherin doesn't win and its due to last minute house points given out by the headmaster. Oh and just a random fact Ravenclaw in the books is blue and bronze with an eagle as the mascot the fillm changes the house colours to blue and silver and the mascot to a Raven.

[@laurenokeeffe4059]

My son used to tell people his house is “Jiggly Puff” 😂

[@JessAndTess]

Well that is the cutest thing ☺️

[@marieporter9488]

That’s the actual name of a Pokémon! In the show, there was one who had a microphone and it would sing a lullaby whenever it found the protagonists. The problem was that it was a good singer, so by the end of the song literally everyone was asleep. The Jigglypuff would get mad that they fell asleep before the song was done, and it would use a marker to draw on everyone’s faces

[@ChefPatrickChase]

I’ve taken several of the “ house sorting tests” and was usually put in either Gryffindor or Hufflepuff.

[@darajeeling]

Please do NOT go down the "Slytherin is bad" Rabbit Hole. NO house is soley bad. No house traits are BAD! It's your intention that makes them good or bad. That's actually one of the things that Ido not like about the world. IF you are a Slytherin (and do not get me wrong, I choose to be a Slytherin and so far have always managed to be sorted that way) and wear houseattire even guides go like "if something goes wrong - blame it on the Slytherin" or "we welcome all but not the Slytherins" - and I am Slytherin enough to file complaints about people like that - because there are always children who are subdued because of that. I understand that they need someone to be "bad" and the main villain is Slytherin as well. Still this does not mean Slytherins are all bad. Not all Gryffindors are brave (Pettigrew) not all Hufflepuffs are loyal and kind (Zaccarias Smith) not all Ravenclaws are intelligent (Gilderoy Lockhart) and not all Slytherins are evil (the house traits are "cunning" "ambition" "resourcefullness" - not being evil) Now I am waiting for your reaction towards the end - because usually people who hate on Snape never do apologize at the end of the movie XD

[@xxxZ41Dxxx]

Agree with everything, but i still dont like Snape very much, Actor Alan Rickman did an amazing job, btw

[@marieporter9488]

Your example for Slytherin is a major spoiler, which I know is why that was the last example on your list, but in case you want a different example, Merlin (the wizard from the King Arthur stories) was a Slytherin, and was the one who made many of the laws about interacting with muggles (unlike Draco’s family, Merlin encouraged being around muggles as long as magic was not revealed to anyone who did not have a family member able to use magic)

[@lynneko1304]

Technically you dont just "win" when the snitch is caught. The snitch awards the team that catches it 150 points and it ends the game (the game isnt over until the snitch is caught.) So if you amass more points than what 150 would give you the win, you technically dont want to catch the snitch, and are only seeking to disrupt the other team from catching the snitch so maybe your team can catch up in points. The movies never really explain it too well. But yeah, snitch is just 150 points, and thats usually enough to just outright win, but not always.

[@withcreamandsprinkles]

One of my favourite things, is watching how each movie gets progressively darker and mature. My personal favourite is The Half Blood Prince.

[@marieporter9488]

If I saw Fluffy, the only thought in my mind would be "THREE pups to pet!"

[@JessAndTess]

"You make me wish I had 3 hands"

[@lisaerk8487]

By the way, no hermione would not beat anyone in chess. In the book its kind of a running gag how bad she is in chess. She ALWAYS loses! She even loses against harry and harry is already very bad in it. Ron on the other hand is a chess master who beats everyone!

[@MI-hz1cp]

Welcome to the magical journey. Im honored to take it with you......Great job. Most people don't recognize or even know CERBERUS....... The slytheren with the teeth is name Marcus Flint. His teeth are like that because he has troll blood in his family line. The mirror ERISED......turn the word around......what do you get? 😉

[@Agossbb]

“He wants his mom that hasnt exploded” HAHAHA😂

[@JessAndTess]

🤣

[@couch.patati-patata]

Miranda Priestly would see him with the deluminator and say, 'by all means, move at a glacial pace, you know how that impressed me'.

[@jahu5440]

About Christmas - HP is heavily based on Celtic Wicca mythology (brooms, potions, runes) and midwinter solstice is part of this mythology. So yes, it makes sense that wizards are celebrating it. For Christianity itself - there were three wise men (mages) who came to visit baby Jesus. Moreover - JKR smuggled some biblical references into her books, ie on one wizard tombstone there is quotation from New Testament.

[@phillipridgway8317]

And as to the 'Happy Christmas', in Britain 'Merry Christmas' is more common, but 'Happy Christmas' is a more recent American version that, for some reason, is considered more PC and less offensive to other religions, apparently.

[@JayJustClippedYou]

If you havnt you HAVE TO visit universal studios in Orlando and visit Hogwarts. They have diagon alley, the castle, a bunch of amazing Harry Potter themed rides and another place I won’t say yet because they don’t name it in the first movie and I’m not a spoiler🤫😂I work at universal right now at diagonal alley selling wands so feel free to visit!!

[@luciferdevil]

One distinction though, muggles do notice, the point is that the way to Hogwarts is somewhere over the UK highlands, and Hogwarts and nearby ground are covered in all sorts of protective charms, making it invisible to muggles. In fact, they would, by walking around Hogwarts grounds, see a ruin of a castle.

[@JessAndTess]

That is true!

[@livb6945]

Scottish Highlands. Yes, Scotland is in the UK, but it's how you refer to them 😊

[@annabellaepriestly3357]

Do you guys have a Patreon? I'd love to watch your full-length reactions!

[@dragonbaby7660]

OMG, I love the excitement! I just hope anything won't be spoiled for his entertainment! Becareful while repeating sentences and giving info! 😂 Keep the reactions coming guys! ❤

[@ChefPatrickChase]

The girl who played the role of Susan Bones was Eleanor Columbus, daughter of Chris Columbus.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

Welcome to The Wizarding World rabbit hole that is Harry Potter. The best thing about the Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone, to me is that the chambers following the third-floor corridor containing Fluffy each play to the strengths of Harry, Ron and Hermione. The Devil's Snare chamber caters to Hermione's knowledge of spells. The room with the winged keys caters to Harry's skill with quidditch. And the chess room caters to Ron's knowledge of how to play chess. Side notes: The Sorting Hat chooses new students' houses based on their corresponding personality traits: Gryffindor-Bravery, helping others, and chivalry. Hufflepuff-Hard work, patience, loyalty, and fair play. Ravenclaw-Intelligence, knowledge, and wit. Slytherin-Ambition, cunning and resourcefulness. Erised (The Mirror of Erised) is the word desire spelled backward. Hedwig is a snowy owl. They have ruffled wing feathers to silence their flight so prey animals don't hear them coming. They also have natural camouflage due to their coloration, and they're the only birds who don't have bare feet due to their habitats, like the Arctic Tundra. At the time of the deaths of Lily and James Potter at the hands of Voldemort, Harry was only 15 months old.

[@JessAndTess]

Tess is Gryffindor and Jes is Ravenclaw. Our daughter is Ravenclaw as well!

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@JessAndTess Nice mix. I'm a Hufflepuff myself

[@marieporter9488]

I’m a Hufflepuff too! Which I’m proud of because the human trait I value most is loyalty!@@rainbowpegacornstudios

[@marieporter9488]

@@JessAndTess It’s not mentioned in or relevant to the movies AT ALL, so I want to tell you that in this franchise, the wizard Merlin (from the King Arthur stories) was a real person! If I’m remembering correctly, he was the one who established a lot of the laws for wizards, especially the ones about hiding magic from muggles. Also, I THINK he was a Slytherin

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@marieporter9488 Same here

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

The introduction of Nearly Headless Nick is traumatizing? Welp, I think it's nothing when compared to the scene in the second book: Nick complains that his application to the Headless Hunters club was denied and adds that "forty-five hits on the neck with a blunt axe" were enough to accept it and "his head held on a patch of skin and a couple of vessels". Now that is some traumatizing image

[@dangroz03]

Rip Dame Maggie Smith FOREVER OUR PROFESSOR MCGONAGALL HEAD OF GRYFFINDOR HOUSE 🪄🦁. so glad you guys are watching the Harry Potter movies once you finish them you guys should watch the HARRY POTTER 20th ANNIVERSARY REUNION RETURN TO HOGWARTS reunion and the FANTASTIC BEASTS MOVIES. 🪄

[@JessAndTess]

So much HP content, so little time for editing lol

[@BrandonRobinson8321]

Without a doubt, one of your best reactions yet. Tess seems especially happy and giddy in this one. I'm like Jess in that I haven't seen this movie series in its entirety and am considering getting into it.

[@JessAndTess]

Appreciate that! Yes, the are some of Tess' favorite movies and it shows lol

[@Shredderman230]

1:07:14 when he said those lines it means that is true home is Hogwarts. He leaving only for the summer even though he’s living with the Dursley‘s, they’ll be less settle with him after they realized he now has magic.

[@Damianrossed]

I remember when it first came out the movie was called Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

[@JessAndTess]

I think that's what it's called outside of the US

[@marieporter9488]

There are 2 movies about the first Harry Potter book. The Philosopher's Stone has a different name and a few extra scenes

[@keryoka1]

No he only got a tail and he had to have it surgically removed.

[@RyneMurray23]

Poor Ron had a mushed up sandwich in a bag 😂😂😂

[@liamsinestra2902]

The 3rd movie is my favorite!

[@selinabieri9542]

Regarding the time zone or, more precisely, the world in which this takes place: it runs parallel to the "Muggle world," but there’s more symbolism involved. Many myths, especially about witches and wizards, originate from the Middle Ages. That’s why there are castles, medieval clothing, no electricity, etc. The journey to Hogwarts is also symbolic. They first travel by locomotive, and later switch to boats or carriages. It represents a sort of time travel back to the Middle Ages.

[@michaelsk77]

In Quidditch, whoever catches the Snitch gets 150 points and ends the game. If the other team is more than 150 behind, it would end the game, but the other team would win. 40:32

[@somewhereonlyweknow2814]

Every single one from 4th to 8th are my favorites lol I can’t pick one.

[@JessAndTess]

Well that's good to hear! Something to look forward too!

[@lcbonastre2418]

Trilogy The Lord Of The Ring Extended Edition: (1) The Felloship Of The Ring Extended Edition (2) The Two Tower Extended Edition (3) The Return Of The King Extended Edition Trilogy The Hobbit Extended Edition Of The Adventures Of Bilbo Baggin: (1) An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition (2) The Desolation Of Smaug Extended Edition (3) The Battle Five Armie Extended Edition

[@JessAndTess]

We love those movies and watch them all at least once or twice a year!

[@Ktdontcry]

Now chugs and I have to rewatch them all for October

[@JessAndTess]

Better get moving. There are 50 of them

[@couch.patati-patata]

Elvira the Queen of Darkness was left on a doorstep like that.

[@lillywhitehands]

Hermoine has to open her mouth wider than usual because in the book she has buck teeth. The actor playing her did not, so the makeup people put false front teeth in her mouth.

[@bettygorman4545]

Don’t forget to watch the 20th Anniversary special on Max.

[@JessAndTess]

I'm sure Jess will be a full-on Potter head by the end of this, and will be begging for more

[@darrenleake3343]

No1 in the UK says happy Christmas as far as I know. We say merry Christmas and happy new year. I think someone mentioned quidditch and that the game ends when the snitch is caught, but it doesn't automatically mean you win. You get 150 points for catching the snitch so you can catch it and still lose.

[@elizabethdarroch3000]

We dont say happy Christmas in the uk or at least everyone I know doesn't maybe it depends on region but myself and everyone i know says merry christmas and i always have

[@Littlckillcr]

" It's Leviosa, not Leviosar" 😂

[@Shredderman230]

1:03:20 love is the most powerful thing against evil

[@jamiewilson9280]

‘Wait, why does he have a motorcycle so small?’

[@ricmatify687]

Mirror of Erised, is Desire backwards.

[@lisaerk8487]

The movies dont really explain properly how quidditch works. Catching the snitch means the game ends but the team of the seeker who got the snitch doesnt automatical win. Catching the snitch gives you 150 points but if the other team still has more points then the team who got the snitch still loses. Thats why the chasers have no make as much goals as possible so that their team will 100% win even if their seeker doesnt get the snitch. The keeper guards his teams rings and the beaters attack the rival team with the budgers while at the same time have to protect their own team from attacks. Its actually quite simple, the movies just make a very bad job explaining it.

[@overdev1993]

where was madam hooch during the whole quidditch game? "I want a fair game of quidditch" she said before it started _cough_

[@BeanSparrow]

very fitting movie series for halloween in my opinion, hope you will enjoy this series

[@JessAndTess]

So far so good!

[@OscarGonzalez-s9j]

We 90s kids love HP

[@CaelenSawyers]

Has Tess ever realized that in "The Mirror of Erised" that "Erised" is just "desire" backwards?

[@JessAndTess]

Yep!

[@jxy8938]

In terms of entertainment value, this movie and the second movie are below the rest. But i love them for the nostalgia, i feel like how i did when i was 8 when i watch those films, from movies 3 onwards, i would genuinely question ur authenticity if u didnt like them😂

[@livb6945]

My favorite HP movie is....all of them except the first two 😅

[@ohbejuankenobi663]

God these books are so good. Movies are not bad as well. Spooky season movie recommend A Serbian Film

[@JessAndTess]

Not sure we can get a NC-17 film on KZbin lol

[@ohbejuankenobi663]

@JessAndTess oh that's a total troll. It's one of the most disturbing films ever made. The nc17 is edited down lol. Now Monster Squad is a classic and an honest recommendation

[@HeWhoShallNotBeShamed]

That's his aunt, why's she so mean to him? Don't worry, you'll find out in the 8th movie.

[@OscarGonzalez-s9j]

I also never figured out what that was too

[@darajeeling]

favorie movie - stll PoA (the third) favorite book would be Half Blood Prince and that's the movie I hate the most. For me all movies after the third should have been 2 movies each - so much is left out (starting with film 3 - but that one is more or less okaish) The 4th and 6th movie are just no gos For me - the movies are not as good as the books, which is why I hope they do adaquate catsing for the series (and with that I mean a Snape who is clearly 31) A Lily and James who are clearly 21 (and dead). And then want to see ALL th things the films omitted (and none of the "burning down the burrow" stuff, which never happened in the books) I want to see Regulus Blacks story, I want a BOOK accurate Snape - which means NO beautiful actor and all the mean things he does in the book. I want Winky and Bagman and I want all the Riddle Backstory I want SPEW and Mariette Edgecomb XD Oh and did I mention PLEASE use actirs that are age appropriate for the adults... No 50+ Sirius Black and Remus Lupin - both are 31 in book one as well

[@BigDamnHero74]

Actually, the first Goblin Bank Teller that Hagrid interacted with was Warwick Davis and Professor Flitwick. Griphook (the Goblin that opened the vaults for them was played by Verne Troyer aka Mini-Me in the Austin Powers films). However, in the later films, Warwick will replace Troyer due to his untimely death. RiP ❤

[@JessAndTess]

THAT'S WHY HE LOOKED FAMILIAR! It's the walk of Vern Troyer that I recognized!

[@tophernates]

@@JessAndTess verne troyer is the only american with a speaking role in the entire series

[@krissmith800]

You guys should watch Team StarKids' musical trilogy that parodies these movies. That could start you down the StarKid rabbit hole.

[@overdev1993]

the first two movies are cool and all but mainly made for children, they get darker in each entry my favorite one is the 3rd movie :)

[@couch.patati-patata]

I mean, where have you got your left arm?

[@OscarGonzalez-s9j]

Vapor rub put that on everything 😅😅😅😊😊

[@mervinmannas7671]

You are such a cute couple and Jess with those glasses you could have been Harry's father. Good that Tess can answer some of your questions, but i notice she held back a couple of time because either A. it would be answered later in the film or B. it will come up in a future film. The books give a lot more detail. I love films 3 and 8. 4 is good but a lot was cut from the book and leaves a lot of unanswered questions.

[@JessAndTess]

Tess tries! ☺️

[@brandibastian4193]

Why is this kid trying to get turned in the fifth grade they are 11 which would mean 6th grade. So everyone when watching this series seems to be confused on how old the kids are basically add the movie number to 10 and that will be the age that the main characters are with the exception of the 8th movie the 8th movie is a part 2 of the 7th so they're still 17 Hogwarts is 6 through 12 grade and Harry has a summer birthday so he's already the age he's going to be when he gets there so he doesn't turn the next age until the following summer cuz I being a March birthday would be a certain age when I get into a grade and another age when I leave it

[@keryoka1]

It’s not for kids most of the movies are pg13

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

The Sixth book is my favorite, but it's the movie I least like. They cut so much out for the movie that it hardly explains the main plotline and why it's important. So, for movies, I'm going to have to say that I like the last one, followed very very close by the third one.

[@matthewlangley5794]

Obviously some muggles do know hogwarts exist

[@kennethcook9406]

Spoiler alert for "Magical Beasts" . . . . . . . . . . . . The Dursley's are damned lucky. Their treatment of Harry could have turned him into an Obscurus.

[@JessAndTess]

Tess agrees 100%! Imagine "the boy who lived" as an obscurus. Yikes!!

[@gerardmertens781]

A.k.a it's philosopher's stone, not sorcerer's stone

[@alexanderwiles2003]

Honestly americans calling it the sorcerers stone will never not make me cringe

[@JessAndTess]

Sorry for calling it what it's called.

[@marieporter9488]

There are 2 movie adaptations of the first Harry Potter book. The "Sorcerer's Stone" version is the one from this video. The "Philosopher's Stone" version has a different title and scenes that were cut from the Sorcerer's Stone version

[@gerardmertens781]

Guys please use the original JK Rowling title "PHILOSOPHER'S STONE"

[@QingWeiSanguine]

Not allowed to watch as a kid? Why?!

[@JessAndTess]

Religious households

[@QingWeiSanguine]

@JessAndTess that's so sad, since this movie and franchise is so good

[@DeathstarBaby]

Take the hogwarts house quiz

[@wewenang5167]

Christmas has nothing to do with Jesus my man. It was based on pagan European Yule winter solstice festival. Jesus was born in the summer. It was the Roman Empire who started combining paganism with Christianity. 25 December was the birthday of Mithras and Apollo the God of Sun to the Roman pagans. So using the concept of Son of GOD with Jesus ...the roman think that why not just combined the 2 together and not fuss about when Jesus was born. Hence born the modern Christianity. Did you know that in the earlier days of the US colonies it is actually illegal in the united states law for any Christians to celebrate Christmas? Only Catholic were allowed to celebrated it, becasue USA was based on puritanism and Protestantism, Christmas was consider as blasphemous and a pagan ritual until early 20th century

[@rianijwoo]

I'm your new subscriber. i like how tess gives informations based on the books but not a spoiler

[@JessAndTess]

Thanks for subscribing! ❤️

[@bartsimpson6708]

Hermione sucks at chess

[@irishchancer2687]

It's like wakanda 😂😂😂

[@JessAndTess]

🤣

[@AHPal-ji6oj]

This is a fun, kids movie and the sequels should have stayed within that genre of fun kids movies but instead they tried to gradually make them more grown up and edgy and as such they fail, not least because the protagonists are irritating teenagers. Unfortunately, a lot of the fans took the goodwill they'd built up from the first movie and deceived themselves into believing they liked the sequels. I'm sure there's a psychological explanation for deceiving yourself like that but I don't know what it is.

[@solrachernandez3389]

Question will you two be watching Starkid A Very Potter Musical? Honestly you would most likely enjoy it

[@BigDamnHero74]

Also, excited to follow your journey through this wonderful franchise (and maybe HP TV series?) I am a proud Hufflepuff/Pukwudgie ❤

[@JessAndTess]

Tess is already pushing for the next one lol. So, they will be coming soon!