Goblet of Fire: Every Hidden Detail/Easter Egg: FULL MOVIE BREAKDOWN (Harry Potter Explained)

[@MovieFlame]

It appears KZbin has done something weird and made the audio out of sync if you’re on an android TV or Google chrome casts I’m sorry about that. There’s nothing I can really do about it which is frustrating, but if you watch it on something other than an android TV its normal.

[@erwinsoer8853]

I am watching on Google Chromecast and now on PS4, both out of sync. On my Samsung phone it is okay though

[@taylorold6435]

Ok cool I thought it was just my tv lol

[@stavrosmerodoulakis6597]

I just put it on tv and the sync was awful and I wondered how u could do such a bad editing, but that explains it. Keep doing your great work! ❤

[@Boostwoob_2]

I was gonna watch it yesterday on my TV and that audio glitch was so bad. I was shocked the comments had little to say about it, but now it makes sense. Keep producing good content like this XD

[@skeletonkidgameplay]

I0m watching it on my pc on chrome and it is out of sync

[@MrKlausbaudelaire]

Funny little thing: The fifth book basicaly explains why Crouch jr. couldn't have portkey'd Harry anytime they wanted and why his master plan felt so convoluted: When Dumbledore makes a portkey for Harry after dueling voldemort, Fudge scolded him for making an "unregistered portkey", meaning said mechanisms not only need authorization to be made, but very likely can be detected when created (considering the Ministry can track underage use of magic automaticaly, stands to reason they can detect anything else), and the fact all portkeys so far were handled by official means (sans the aforementioned by Dumbledore) further proves this point. Therefore, Crouch Jr. needed a PRE-EXISTING portkey to modify it's location to the graveyard, and the Triwizard trophy was already enchanted as a portkey to take the winner back to the entrance of the maze, which means that portkey was already registered and authorized and changing its location could be undetectable. It was just a matter of making sure Harry grabs the trophy.

[@shashiubhaya9067]

Props to you for writing all of that 👏

[@NateLeonhart]

There's one more thing. Voldy didn't want Dumbledore to find out about his resurrection, which he obviously would if Harry was suddenly Portkeyed somewhere when picking up a teacup or something.

[@pokebreederrichard1200]

So any magic used in an under age witch or wizard proximity will be detected, but they can't detect who casted it.

[@SDragonPVP]

@@pokebreederrichard1200yea it’s the same with underaged magic, because the ministry isn’t good with knowing who conjured magic

[@sanatprasad1594]

I think there are also magical enchantments to prevent portkeys, and the headmaster has to specifically lift those from a certain area to allow things like these portkeys, or when they take apparition lessons in the great hall

[@that.canadian.vaper.guyTCVG]

It surprised me exactly how well Barty Crouch Jr was at teaching. He was a crazy, psychotic villain, but in the books, he was actually good at teaching DADA. He creeped out a lot of students, but everyone always learned a lot in his classes. Makes you think, if Barty Crouch wasn't evil, maybe he could've had a career as a professor. He was amongst the top of his classes during his OWLs and NEWTs, so he really was smart and makes sense that he was good at teaching.

[@bruhdon4748]

That’s one thing I found hard to buy (I know it’s a series about magic but still) if someone is a genuine psychopath & mentally ill in the way he is then I really don’t see him being able to pretend to be someone else and act for the most part normal enough to get hired & function properly.

[@matsieegod903]

@@bruhdon4748Mad eye was also known to be a crazy and paranoid wizard which gave him a weird reputation as a once respected wizard, now more of a joke. So it makes sense Barty Crouch jr. would be able to fit in as him.

[@matteogrutman9489]

yeah he's one of (i think) only 2 charactesr we know who got 12 OWLs along with Percy

[@subressor1]

A little bonus bit of trivia for how Cedric holds his wand. Robert Patterson said he just felt like a nerd holding it, so he decided to hold it like a gun!

[@theblueartist1304]

Cough cough Edward cough cough

[@imkanaal]

😂

[@jackthomas6991]

I didn’t know this thank you!

[@AvrilChengYiqingTaonansch]

Wow 😮

[@mayukhdutta9393]

I’m so happy you finally got to post this. The copyright thing always puts a delay to some of your videos, but this is worth the wait! You work so hard, Morgan

[@locksure]

So true

[@Stinky-yg9si]

And they claim it when he isn’t breaking any rules

[@thejetdragon]

Not only him, even other KZbinrs and videos, that are in different countries

[@thejetdragon]

Not only him, even other KZbinrs and videos, that are in different countries

[@darktenor4967]

Thanks a lot for making these. I'm visually impared (officially registered blind, though I do have some vision), as a massive Potter fan, I've watched the hp films many times, with and without audio description, however there are so many details that I literally can't see, and which the audio describer doesn't have time to mention. It's amazing to know what's there, and has given me a new appreciation for the films, even those I was less keen on. So, thanks a lot for the new experience, it's definitely appreciated.

[@KNOTTYBUDS]

24:48 I always liked to imagine that the wizard photos were basically like GIF's you can put on paper 🤣🤣

[@vkjaggi]

CONGRATS on successfully uploading without getting demonetised!!! You are an amazing youtuber!

[@MrMouseYT]

He did get demonetised but was able to able get rid off it and it probably took him months

[@vkjaggi]

im glad he was able to rid it off :)

[@ElisAW]

Agreed

[@supertough5999]

Dementor dementor 😂

[@ElisAW]

@@supertough5999 bro just went “EXPECTO PATRONUUM!”

[@followyourheart89]

"And Snape is just looking at Harry as he always does: annoyed with his existence." 🤣

[@kirakovacs4877]

20:55 Wiki description of book-Krum: "Viktor was a tall, thin, sallow young man with dark hair and eyes. He had a large, curved nose that he inherited from his father, a sharp profile, thick, black eyebrows". I mean... based on this, the guy looks exactly like Krum. He is certainly much closer to the original than the actor who ended up playing the character.

[@typo1345]

thank you, I was thinking the same exact thing

[@Girly_Plop]

I totally agree. The nose, leanness, and eyebrows were more Krum than Krums actor.

[@typo1345]

@Jean-Pierre-dr5nc yeah, he was described as looking like a bird of prey. The guy they chose for Krum bears more resemblance to a bull than a bird of prey

[@marianpyter5948]

another proof that people who created the movie did not even care about reading the book

[@Lokear]

Agreed, I feel like they picked the guy they did because he had more of an "athlete" look? Which he does - but book Krum very specifically does *not*...

[@joris_g2000]

I found this passage from the book very interesting: “He said my blood would make him stronger than if he’d used someone else’s,” Harry told Dumbledore. “He said the protection my - my mother left in me - he’d have it too. And he was right - he could touch me without hurting himself, he touched my face." For a fleeting instant, Harry thought he saw a gleam of something like triumph in Dumbledore’s eyes. Such a short sentence, but with so much meaning.

[@Vanilla_Icecream1231]

It was at this moment Dumbledore realized Harry could survive

[@ruth25.]

the moment dumbledore realised they had won.

[@emilyotsuka5286]

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[@jayce_2000]

'That is the moment he (Dumbledore) knew... . . . . they (Voldemort and Death Eaters) fucked up!" HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

[@Tommybgoode]

This sentence in the books had me so puzzled and I was thinking about it for days when rereading until it finally clicked why he was happy about this!

[@elizabethz7808]

39:58 I thought Krum was 17 cuz that’s the magical age in Harry Potter, and Hermione’s birthday was September 1979 making her 15 I’m pretty sure. So instead of 14 and 18 it’s 15 and 17 which isn’t so bad

[@Lokear]

He's a few months into being 18 by the time Hermione's fourth year starts, so it's 15 and 18. Also, 17 being the Wizarding legal age - even if he was 17, it'd be weird.

[@NumberNegativeZero]

Funny thing too: Barty Crouch Jr is played by David Tennant, who was the Tenth Doctor in 'Doctor Who'. The regeneration scene from Christopher Ecclestone (the Ninth Doctor) to Tennant happened in the episode 'The Parting of the Ways', the same named chapter in 'The Goblet of Fire' where Crouch is exposed, changing from 'Moody' to himself. Both 'The Goblet of Fire' and that 'Doctor Who' episode came out in 2005.

[@connorwiederich]

Crazy how much content Movieflame has gone over with Harry Potter. Book vs Movie differences and Movie Easter Eggs is true hard work and dedication for a franchise, and that's just scratching the surface of what he's covered.

[@lespangen]

This series is amazing

[@nanamikenthoe]

I know a lot of people weren’t a fan of this movie or think it’s one of the worst, but I’ve always loved it. Yes, it left out a lot of book details but I personally love the events of the Triwizard Tournament. The graveyard scene is unforgettable and extremely well done-such a dark turning point in the series and they really captured that uneasy feeling. Barty Crouch Jr.‘s reveal was also a very intense moment and it’s one of my favorites in the entire franchise.

[@roccothepuppy8332]

Same, even though it does not relate to the book that much it is still a good movie.

[@shauryachandra4279]

I don't love the movie and I agree that the graveyard scene was perfect

[@marianpyter5948]

it's the worst one because they completely ruined the story of the best HP novel. they cared too much about useless details instead

[@stormstrider1990]

One detail that kept cracking me up was Rita Skeeter stating Harry's age as 12 instead of 14. Harry tries to correct her, to no effect. It's funny, because it further emphasizes the age difference between Harry and the other champions. It probably added to Harry's frustration. I can't remember if this detail was in the book, though.

[@T1000Pro]

It wasn't, I've just reread the book and noticed the lack of the 12vs14 year old mistake that I remembered from the movie. For me it was a nice addtition in the film, further emphasising Rita's attitude towards Harry and people in general.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

I think Rita Skeeter could've been cut to make way for the more important plots. If they were going to keep her, I think they should have kept the subplot with Hagrid, because that would have added a nice emotional core to the film. They could've cut down the ridiculously drawn out Yule Ball plotline to allow time, or just made the film 3 hours long. I think most people would've actually liked that

[@vincentlu9092]

Well, it wasn't. Rita just made Harry a tragic little hero.

[@ryanthompson1244]

As a former small town reporter, it always bugged me that the only person representing any sort of press in the books/movies was Rita Skeeter, such a lying/horrible hack. It was obvious she wrote most of her stories without talking to her sources and just makes stuff up to fit the narrative she wanted. Such tabloid reporting should not have been acceptable at the Daily Prophet.

[@SlayingSuperNerdX]

23:57 When you explained Snapes facial cue, I realized if you look from an angle, you can see a little bit of worry and sadness Maybe becaue he mighn't be able to protect Lily's son

[@ThomasLittle007]

Fun fact : In my, slovak, language, "Víla" actually means "fairy" . So all the time I thought, Fleur is a 1/4 fairy

[@helstromh]

Correct, they mean similar things. So she was literally 1/4 fairy.

[@guinnevereschronicles2225]

Correct. Fun fact: Fleur’s wand actually contains a piece of her grandmother hair as the core

[@Xavier_Breum_Deodorus]

Fairy is super effective against Dragon, so Rowling screwed up in her type match up.

[@Wailmur]

​@@Xavier_Breum_Deodorusbruh

[@EricasTouch]

Congrats on being persistent and getting this video posted. I don’t know what WB was thinking trying to fight this.

[@Satchel456]

15:59 during the making of the Sorcerer's Stone, the food was actually real in the great hall, but due to filming over multiple days the food began to rot and smelled atrocious so they began using fake food from then on.

[@TV-ge3uj]

"Did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire" was meant to be said calmly, but "You're no son of mine!" was meant to be bellowed. They just switched it up.

[@ashhabimran239]

Tbf, Crouch’s line being said the way it was in the film worked pretty well, maybe even better than in the book

[@TV-ge3uj]

@@ashhabimran239 Maybe, but this change is never mentioned AFAICT.

[@IkeFanBoy64]

​@@ashhabimran239 I agree. Really shows how disappointed he is in his own son.

[@d1st0rt037]

Usually when you have a channel that focus on a certain franchise or topic, whether it be a movie or series or game from the entertainment industry, or whatever, after a few videos in, they get repetitive and boring. Movieflame, you however somehow manage to make things unique and interesting. Not only when it comes to HP but films in general. Keep this up!

[@NateLeonhart]

There's an additional thing that is a huge clue to Moody being a fake. During the cave conversation, Sirius tells the trio that Moody never used the unforgivable curses unless he had no choice. Yet "Moody" uses Imperio on students earlier in the year.

[@alecrutz956]

in hindsight, it's amazing the balls of crouch jr to basically say what he did to get harry in the tournament as a hypothetical possibility in front of literally everyone.

[@typo1345]

I mean it makes sense. sometimes the easiest thing to trick someone with is the truth. Because then, it will usually get ruled out. It's like if you have a padlock, and you only switch one digit to lock it. If someone tries to figure out the combination, they'd immediately assume it's a randomly spun combo, and start guessing different ones

[@hifive0264]

I think that Nevil would have been the only one of the group at the ministary who could have really catsted an unforgivable, at Bellatrix at least. Harry's Crucio didn't work because it was the heat of the moment, but Nevil was full of real hate ready to straight up end Bellatrix after she taunted him.

[@Will_Rules]

Harry's was "in the moment" hate. Neville's was years of hatred

[@toumabyakuya]

@@Will_Rules Uh, no, Hifive is right, Harry's Crucio failed. As explained by Bellatrix, you must have more than anger to be able to cast Crucio correctly, as evidenced by the fact that both times Harry casted it its targets weren't tortured but outright knocked out something Crucio shouldn't do.

[@BlueberryPancake_]

Holy crap I've waited for this for so long! I love your videos and really appreciate your work and effort that goes into making these videos, keep it up, man!

[@iystisewram3202]

hey movieflame 😁 I just want you to know that we know how much time and effort was put into this video and everything you produce and I hope you know just how much we appreciate it💗 sending love from south africa🇿🇦💗🥰

[@steveclarke6257]

The actor playing Frank Bryce is called Eric Sykes. His story is that originally was one of several scriptwriters for another actor called Tony Hancock who was quite famous in the UK in the 1950/60's initially on Radio and then TV. I remember him acting in TV sitcoms in the 1970's, which he wrote, so he never did that much film work. It's a small part in this film, but it's great that a wonderfully funny comic actor with impeccable writing talent eventually gets great cameo part in one of these films.

[@paulikaila8329]

In the book it was also mentioned that Frank was a war veteran (WW2 most likely, because he was 70 years old when he died) during the time when Voldemort murdered his father and grandparents. If those murders happened in 1943, Frank most likely was a veteran of Dunkirk or was a pilot in RAF, because Invasion of Normandy took place a year later, in 1944.

[@kelinnaidoo5290]

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that I LIKE the Goblet of Fire book AND movie. Yes, the movie missed out three quarter of the book but, for me it's the most rewatchable and having been born in 2001, its the most nostalgic movie for me. I only started watching the HP Movies in theatre when the Order of the Phoenix released and previously mostly relied on DVD'S. Plus, I've probably watched the behind the scene footage more than the movie itself😂. I just like watching the BTS footage of HP movies. Great video Movieflame. Looking forward to the next one.

[@Ryan79345]

I love the books and the movies. The changes don't really bother me personally

[@tomlinson1710]

@@Ryan79345 me too

[@ashhabimran239]

@@Ryan79345 Same, because many of the changes were necessary for the book-movie adaptation process to work, something which literally 99% of book fans somehow can't seem to understand

[@Vanilla_Icecream1231]

@@ashhabimran239 changes are absolutely necessary but the problem was goblet of fire and half blood prince didn’t cut out or keep in the rights things even adding useless scenes

[@Ryan79345]

@@ashhabimran239 Exactly. Well said. With things like the Half-Blood Prince, as much I love the Voldemort memories, they would've ruined the pacing of the movie

[@disgr_ace]

22:55 “He asked calmly” *chuckles* Is a mood and a half

[@thatsgib6015]

My favorite part of this film is the moment right before Harry saves Sedric in the maze, the way he turns with the camera zoomed in on his face is so funny to me for some reason

[@eleventh_ragnarok]

I can’t imagine how much time this must have taken! You did a very good job!

[@keira_likes_pie6438]

Yay! I'm so happy it's out! Thanks for your time and effort😊😊

[@Luke101]

I love that you still praise what this film did right, even though you’ve been very vocal about how many elements were done poorly 🙏🏻

[@HighPriestFuneral]

A mark of a true critic. Someone who can appreciate as well as point out when, in their view, there were issues.

[@biggestback122]

when morgan was talking about seamus getting up close and personal with his date and said "GOOD FOR HIM" I died 😂😂

[@aaronmartinez840]

The long awaited video is finally here. Also @Movie Flame are you gonna do another Percy Jackson video because Lance Reddick was supposed to play Zeus for the series

[@ShadoSpartan44]

53:38 I think Robert said in an interview no one told him how to hold the wand, so he just sort of held it like a gun lol

[@BradleyRamsammy]

The thoroughness in your videos are amazing. If I were part of the HP franchise, I would be hiring you as a consultant in any other spin offs etc.

[@saeshwaran]

Wow. Never realised how much the filmmakers have done. GoF is My, Morgan’s and many other’s least favourite. Watching this video Justin highlights how much even the supposedly “worst” of the 8 is capable of. Great job putting these together Morgan. Keep up the great work.

[@ashhabimran239]

HP is one of those franchises where even the weakest of the bunch is still really good. Plus, being the worst of a group doesn't have to mean it's terrible

[@officialmonarchmusic]

But they could've done it better. I wish they'd cut the Yule Ball subplot down for more, like Crouch's insanity, or Hagrid's subplot

[@sayantanpaul1864]

Just baffled by the sheer amount of detail the movies have got... Wonderful

[@ajarbis5073]

FUN FACT: The actor who plays Roger Davies (Henry Lloyd-Hughes) is in 'Now You See Me 2' where he plays the man with the mustache in the "stick/card heist" scene. It all is relevant because Daniel Radcliffe was also in that movie playing the main antagonist Walter Mabry, so to see Harry and Roger in that movie 10 years later baffles me

[@50shadesofgeek41]

Barty Crouch Junior got the Dementor's kiss in the chapter 'The Parting of the Ways' which is also the name of the Doctor Who episode where the Tenth Doctor made his debut, both characters were played by David Tennant, and also both the episode and this movie came out in 2005

[@CheezsterYT]

Ah yes, exams are finished, holidays have begun and MovieFlame posts a 1hr video on GoF. This is awesome!

[@kappa_philosophe]

honestly i think that this is the best video series i've seen on youtube, thanks for all your work and dedication

[@jeffreylukas6958]

Yea, I couldn’t agree more with the point that rita slaps fleur’s face also make me crack up and the way you say it makes me crack up even more!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SuperMoviemaster21]

Love your use of Woody’s Toy Story 1 laugh for the wrong Mrs Norris eye colour! :) Toy Story 1 celebrated its 10th anniversary the same year Goblet of Fire’s movie came out! :)

[@viraajmehta9114]

Loved the expressions of Madame Maxime, Minerva and Barty Crouch Sr.

[@locksure]

58 mins you must put a lot of work into these perfect videos keep up the great work man

[@locksure]

No seriously man great job can you do more hogwarts legacy

[@locksure]

No doubt there will be Easter eggs that I haven’t seen

[@typo1345]

10:59 oh, that sweet sweet sound design. The woosh, the sound blast as the dark mark took shape, and even the strange vaguely human sound immediately following is just *chef kiss*

[@Rox_sand]

Please make more of these videos!! I’m so invested lol great work!!

[@chelsea-mm1vj]

His voice is music to my ears and the music of the videos gives me flashbacks of watching 6 years ago

[@selinapersaud7629]

That tapestry is actually called the hunt of the unicorn, and it is from Flanders. I had to use it for a project for one of my classes last semester.

[@elizabethkww]

MORGANNNNNN!!!!! ive been checking your page everyday for a new one of these ever since the philosopher stone one. so glad warner bros finally let you upload this one!

[@connorredshaw7994]

So happy this is finally out all thanks to your efforts hope you are well 😊

[@karinafdw]

This series are fantastic! Started following you last week and I’m going through ALL your HP content 🤩🤩

[@leahunderwood4663]

we have been waiting so long for this i am so glad it is out

[@BreezyBrie2027]

Yess!!! So glad that video is finally uploaded!!! Been waiting for the longest. Great Job 👏🏽

[@MessiTheGoat592]

In Moody’s foe glass, you can see two shadowy faces. Those faces resemble one person: the real Alastor ‘Mad-Eye’ Moody, but with the magical eye missing.

[@mario_maniac9368]

Glad you got to get this video out. Been waiting for it and it was well worth the wait

[@JoeGaming93]

Finally they let Morgan post this I've literally being waiting so long for this

[@matteoairaghi790]

I was waiting for this video more than Christmas

[@robertochavez1332]

I’ve been waiting for this video and it was worth the wait! You should do a video comparing the castle from the new game to the castle in the book/movies😊

[@evansedillo989]

What an extraordinary level of observation and execution in creating this video. Respect.

[@Kinikunboi]

When will you do the breakdowns for the rest of the movies? I'm quite eager to watch them.

[@notredame2154]

Just a bit of more info about the whole love and ancient magic that protected Harry plot hole whilst many many wizards were killed by avada kedavra while also protecting a loved one. JK patched that plot hole later when questioned, saying it only worked for the protagonist because Harry's mother was given the choice of life (aka Voldemort gave Lilly a choice, step aside and live, or stand in the way be killed alongside her child). Of course she chose to stay between Voldy and baby Harry, fully knowing she would die, and therefore triggering the ancient magic that gave Harry the ultimate protection.

[@xcalubir4915]

I'm Pretty sure that the bruises left on Harry at 46:00 were not from the Gillyweed but from the Grendylows. They look much more like suction arm marks and are too far forward on his neck to be his gills to me.

[@matthewbaker5214]

Finally the goblet of fire easter egg video. Great job movie flame for never giving up from the dimoniazation.

[@grec.]

Thank you for your hard work! Impecable job, as always.

[@tellos02]

You alongside the super Carlin brothers are easily the best Harry potter KZbinrs!

[@ogskraxx6678]

Glad to finally see this video!!! Fun Fact, Robert Pattinson actually commented on his Wand hold. Saying he didn't really know how to hold it so he just chose to hold it like a gun lol

[@Parmejeanne]

Awesome video, like always. You have outstanding content even so long after the series ending!!

[@Bricksgaming710]

Which is also very interesting that mad I Moody said the theme of a very powerful confundance charm could have confused the goblet far beyond the capability of a fourth year

[@aNiDiOtOnVr01]

I’ve been watching for five years and I still love your content 💜

[@Sybry605]

53:38 it's apparently cause the actor that played cedric in the movies thought it was dorky how they held they're wands so he wanted to make it look cooler so that's why he held it like that

[@t.j.shook2982]

22:52-22:53 Glad you FINALLY include that "meme" in that video! GOOD FOR YOU!!! 😁😁😁

[@Jackie0516]

Great video! You are amazing at your videos, making this one almost an hour long and not realizing that while watching the video! Proofs how entertaining you are! Please keep it up!!

[@norabody]

You read them well how they are looking at Harry, I believe. Amazing acting and as you are mentioning details. Thank you for pointing all these out. Just by reading the book for my kids when they were young, I missed all these summaries and points. Excellent job. I keep following your videos on it and shared them with my kids. My son actually read after so many years the last book.

[@totallynotumair9215]

After so many days! Finally you could upload the video! I'm so happy for you!

[@eyrissy]

So happy to see you managed to get this up. We appreciate it sm ❤

[@thepro112dk]

At 50:42 while Harry is walking he’s looking down, I always thought that this is a great detail because in the last movie at the same spot when he saw Peter in the marauders map he was looking up, but now that he knows that peter is a rat that could be him regretting not looking down

[@tweedledandtwittledips]

Though it’s still a weird age gap but hermione was fifteen during the Yule hall (in POA she says her birthday is in September so she would’ve turned 15 in GOF)

[@kazishaheen4978]

This is the best Easter egg video till now ❤❤

[@iankerslake4495]

What a video❤❤❤, Keep it up man, this is Top tier👍

[@lewislw4344]

4:57 Bro just offended three nations in one go.

[@Queen_Kellz_1120]

Yay Morgan is back! I'm so excited 💜 welcome back 🥰

[@shinriyo1999]

People seems to hate this particular movie of the series but GOF is my favourite and idk why it's just felt so relatable idk

[@ShaunJulia-dn3um]

I just love the way you said he said calmly

[@sakurlita]

'HAREH DID ZYA POOT YEHUR NAMEH IN ZA GLOVET LUF FIYAH?!?!?' *pins harry to the wall and yells at him ‘camly'*

[@sheyjutyghosh]

A childhood memory of mine was watching GOF with my brother

[@dciach12]

Number Johnny 5 peeeekin through the candy cart lol 😅

[@bailatwerski2951]

I definitely enjoyed this video Morgan!!! Thank you for taking the time to make it!!! It's amazing!!!!

[@isaiahgrey2831]

This has got to be your best one yet!!!

[@AlexaS13]

I am so glad you could finally post this!

[@inspector_beyond]

I never realized how many details were in this movie, shame it wasn't as good regarding the script. Honestly, before I had Goblet of Fire at the lowest position with Half-Blood Prince being in one position up. But now, I think I'm gonna switch them, as I like attention to details, which were sadly not quite visible while watching the movie itself.

[@alexworld1992]

Movie Flame: Honestly, you're a Warlock amongst Squibs. Absaloute meticulous detail with more steamy information than Rita Skeeters Biography on Dumbledore. (Although most of the latter is dungbomb) My opinion on Moodys statement concerning the summer internship at the Department of Mysteries; I've always interpreted this as a wry attempt of a joke. A very dark and sarcastic comment typical of British humour. Given the way the fourth film was written, it has an aptitude for dry humour, and I think this is a sterling example of such writing. Morgan mate- love your work! Xxx

[@majasobiech6913]

It is not my first comment on your videos but this one might be one of the most important ones I did and will write. I started to watch this playlist of movie breakdowns from the fourth part since the goblet of fire is a book I reat again last week and it is my favourite audiobook in my language. The first Potter audiobook I listened to as well so I have lots of great memories. More important thing I wanted to say though is that I am completely blind meaning I watched all of the Potter movies first with family member who described to me what is happening on the screen and later, when I learnt English well enough, I watched it with audiodescribtion - additional track which incorporates precorded voice describing the visuals into the movie. But neither audiodescribtion nor any fellow viewer had the time for describing everything in detail, they even could not notice some things. These videos of yours are my first and to this day only chance I found online to see and appreciate these details and eastereggs. Everyone making such lists always puts pictures or clibs into them but are not describing them like you do. So I would like to thank you for that since it is so important and yet hardly ever accessible and possible for me. Now I am going to watch the rest of the playlist. Thanks for giving me an amazing leisure activity. :)

[@MovieFlame]

I’m so happy these videos have had such a positive impact for you!

[@majasobiech6913]

@@MovieFlame Yeah, for me it is a bit like watching them again, now with full access unlocked. :) The wizarding world is very important to me as it is for you so thanks for letting me experience it in a new way. :)

[@CZghost]

Fun fact about the clock tower. The clock is heavily inspired by one particular clock, probably the oldest mechanical clock in Europe that's still functional (maybe also the oldest mechanical device in the world that's still functional). Doesn't ring a bell? Well it's Prague's Oldtown Astronomical Clock. This clock is a direct replica, minus the colouring.

[@ashutoshrana6134]

Omg…. Finally……. Waited for this for so long……. Thank you for posting it

[@hmcbb]

I love watching your videos after a stressful day, lots

[@gergoszalanczi179]

Ty Morgan for making this awful day better for me!