First-ish time watching *HARRY POTTER: CHAMBER OF SECRETS*

[@NickandCory]

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[@annabellebunce2833]

RIP Professor McGonagall you were an icon

[@samiyaswall]

AN HOUR LONG VIDEO? You’re feeding us well

[@jameslebron885]

fr bruh i love them !

[@douglasidly8679]

Hope it's not gonna get cut by youtube.

[@Soumya-y3b]

Most of their videos are hour long only tbh. Or almost an hour long.

[@megmur1766]

@@douglasidly8679this movie is like 20 years old I don't think they'll bother to flag this one

[@douglasidly8679]

@@megmur1766 well, hopefully. The last time they got cut off was the titanic video. And they had to repost it with a 40 minute review video when it was originally about an hour long video .

[@NickandCory]

RIP Minerva

[@douglasidly8679]

Thank you

[@deadsetondreams1988]

Too many amazing members of this cast have passed. They had a Harry Potter marathon in memory of when Robbie Coltrane "Hagrid" passed away in real life and they played the clip of when he said, "It's not Hogwarts without you Hagrid." That just rips me apart now.

[@Alisha-643]

32:21 that " I didn't know you could read" Tom improvised it because he didn't remember the dialogue 😂

[@Delanovandengoor]

RIP PROFESSOR MCGONAGALL 😢

[@Yourstrulyava]

Yesss. How bittersweet to watch you guys watch this after finding out about the great Maggie Smith ❤ Thanks for watching this, guys!

[@iulia.bianca.b]

59:00 Fun fact: Jason Isaacs was only saying the "Avada Kedavra" spell because he couldn't remember any other spell. It's not even explained what it is in the movies until the next movie.

[@jehender]

The memory of Tom Riddle doesnt have an update. But Ginny spent the beginning of the school year writing in the diary (writing to Tom.) And since she had a crush on Harry, it is clear she wrote about him and that Tom in the diary asked her more about him.

[@LA_HA]

Question: Isn't Tom Riddle, as a horcrux, a piece of Voldemort's soul? I mean, horcruxes are made by putting a piece of your soul in it in order to revive yourself should something happen to you, right? That's how Voldemort keeps coming back. If so, all of the memories/soul pieces would automatically update to know what Voldemort knows, or maybe up to the point of being torn off. Everything else could've been learned as you said -- wait for someone to write in the book and to give him information on where/when he is and how he can use the person to try to get free. It's been forever since I read the book so I'm not sure

[@jehender]

@@LA_HA I think that’s a fair question. And while the other horcruxes aren’t the same level sentient as the diary, I believe it’s the second option. That part of Tom’s soul has been ripped from his person and no longer is connected to him. (Think about how Voldemort didn’t even notice the pieces of his soul being destroyed.) So yeah, the horcrux knows as much as Tom did when it was created. And the Diary was made into a horcrux when he was 16 and as such, would know nothing of Harry…until Ginny starts writing in it.

[@LA_HA]

@@jehender Oh, okay. I see. I actually thought Voldemort Did know when pieces of his soul were being destroyed, but couldn't do anything about it. Thank you for the information. I appreciate it

[@Ezra4224]

at the end when Lucius goes to throw the spell at Harry, the actor Jason Isaacs was asked "did you start yelling the killing curse on purpose?" and he went "no that wasnt scripted- i was reading the books at the time and it was the first spell i remembered- there was no greater intention or story connection"

[@jocelyngipson7882]

24:56 for quidditch, typically, the Capture of the snitch is worth 150 points. Most teams at that age never score enough goals to win if they don’t capture the snitch. So typical, you catch it, you win. However, for a team that’s able to stop the other team from scoring and able to have a prolific offense, capture of the snitch ends the game but wouldn’t secure a win.

[@Thebongdigity]

Watching these movies from the pov of people who either didn’t read or finish the books or never seen the movies before really makes you realize they truly made these movies for the book fans 😂

[@maru8992]

what i was thinkinggg

[@RS-bn1ty]

“Where did he pull those letters from!!?” Little bit of a spoiler line from a future movie “Well yes sir, I’m an elf” 😂

[@chelsealynne07]

i'm so excited for them to see how dark this series gets 😭 (bonus points if they ever learn about the marauders and what happened to regulas black)

[@megmur1766]

What about Neville's parents? A fate probably worse than death

[@iulia.bianca.b]

They've already watched it, they were referencing things from the last movies. Must be just a rewatch for the sake of the fans.

[@Heida77]

RIP Maggie Smith ❤ Fun facts: Before Christian Coulson was cast as Tom Riddle, Eddie Redmayne, who later played Newt Scamander in the Fantastic Beasts films (a prequel/spin-off to Harry Potter), auditioned for the role. Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy) originally auditioned for Lockhart. Shirley Henderson who plays Moaning Myrtle was 36 in this film. It is a common joke that she was played by Daniel Radcliffe in a wig, due to the actors' similar looks, heights (at the time) and the fact that both were wearing large round glasses. There are quite a few improvised/unscipted lines/actions in this film. Mr. Weasley's “What, exactly, is the function of a rubber duck?" was improvised by Mark Williams. Tom Felton improvised Draco's "I didn't know you could read" to Harry disguised as Goyle because he forgot his line. Furthermore, Lucius' and Harry's exchange just before Lucius leaves Dumbledore's office was completely improvised by the actors on the spot. Jason Isaacs said "Let us hope that Mr. Potter will always be around to save the day" and Daniel Radcliffe immediately replied "Don't worry, I will be". Also, him kicking Dobby down wasn't in the script either, and since Dobby was CGI-ed in later, Jason Isaacs basically kicked the air. Hermione was supposed to hug both Harry and Ron but Emma Watson was so embarassed to hug both boys in front of everyone so she ended up shaking Rupert's hand. And Crabbe wasn't supposed to stand up and clap for Hagrid. The actor, Jamie Waylett, just got caught up in the moment and Tom Felton also improvised Draco pulling him down. Lucius starts to use the Killing Curse "Avada Kedavra" on Harry after leaving Dumbledore's office. To actually try to kill a child in the middle of a school makes him seem quite dumb. But Jason Isaacs explained that the book didn't mention any specific spell and this was the only one he could remember. Also, unrelated, but Jason is the voice of the basilisk, which is the voice Harry hears. It's almost universally agreed upon that the films did Ron dirty. One of the most notable ways was how most of his best lines were given to Hermione. One notable example of this is when Hermione is the one to explain what "Mudblood" means instead of Ron. In the book, Ron is also the one who points out how ridiculous the whole idea of wizarding blood supremacy is (instead of Hagrid). Spiders fear the basilisk because it kills using eye contact, and since spiders have eight eyes (or more) all around their head and can't close them they are pretty vulnerable. Also, wearing glasses does not protect a person from dying by the basilisk's eyes, because glasses still allow one's line of vision to connect directly and clearly with the snake's eyes, unlike looking in a mirror or through a camera. In the book it's revealed that Filch is actually a Squib, which is a non-magical person who is born with at least one magical parent (kind of the opposite of a Muggleborn). Muggles can't see certain magic, like them running into the platform, due to an Illusion Charm and a Muggle-Repelling Charm. They just see a regular wall. Foreign language translations had to change Tom Marvolo Riddle's name, so that an appropriate anagram could be formed. In Icelandic (my language) his name is "Trevor Délgome" which aligns with "Ég er Voldemort". A sweet behind the scenes story is that during production, Emma Watson frequently brought her pet hamster Millie on set but, unfortunately, Millie passed away shortly after filming began. The set department created a specially-made hamster coffin for her. There is an extended version of the film which involves deleted scenes like Lucius and Draco in Burgin & Burkes in Knockturn Alley (Jason Isaacs accidentally injured Tom Felton with the cane), the students taking a quiz about Lockhart, Harry overhearing some students in the library debating whether he is the Heir of Slytherin, Justin introducing himself to Harry in the Dueling Club, Crabbe & Goyle waking up and running into Harry & Ron, and more. You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4e9mWyprd-hebMsi=PcBwoE4tstVLCizT. This channel has a playlist/video for deleted scenes from all the films. And, though not really important plot-wise, there is a post-credit scene. It shows a book that Lockhart has written titled "Who Am I?".

[@iulia.bianca.b]

19:48 Almost guessed it... 😅 it's a farm's animal's blood as well: rooster blood. One of the basilisk's weaknesses was a rooster's crow.

[@artim1s]

Please do Prisoners of Azakaban

[@odalnicoletti]

YES PLEASE

[@abbyo6578]

prisoner of azkaban is my favorite!!

[@Mrsamj1989]

Aren’t they gonna do this in order?

[@abbyo6578]

@@Mrsamj1989 probably but we still have to vote for it otherwise they aren't going to

[@Reyesn7y]

Literally in the first movie, haggrid uses his wand to give duddley a tail lmao. He also uses it to open diagon alley

[@jocelyngipson7882]

It took the remnants of his broken wand and used it (umbrella)

[@Ezra_Malfoy97]

The memory of Voldie only knew about Harry because Ginny would write about him in the diary 😅

[@marinad]

OH MY GOD??? MY FAVOURITE CHILDHOOD MOVIE SERIES IS BEING WATCHED BY THEEEE NICK AND CORY??? You have made my Monday😭😭❤️

[@jordanmarie24]

YESSSSSSSS you guys are on a ROLL! So many fantastic movie reactions and I'm loving the new podcast! You guys are spoiling us! :) Thank you for the continued entertainment and laughs! Hope you guys are doing fantastic!

[@AphroditeSpell-ek8se]

The reason why filch (the creepy looking concierge) is so salty all the time os because he was born from a witch and a wizard, but has no powers😂 Also in the book the weasely twins help out harry with the blodgers (de brown agressive ball)

[@thomasguerra4521]

No...the Mandrake itself is used to reverse petrification, the Mandrakes CRY is fatal!!!

[@xanderyodz9514]

I have watched Chamber of Secrets multiple times, read it three times and seen a lot of reactions in YT. But never encountered DIARY-AH 💀. Now I can't unhear it💀.

[@MarelorMoon]

Fun Fact: in the book, the tale of the Chamber of Secrets was actually told by the History of Magic Teacher, the Ghost Professor Binns. He actually never turned up in the movies, so didn't Peeves the Poltergeist

[@mldyreaction]

Please watch all Harry Potter movies! 🫶🏼

[@williamfincher2260]

The thing about the "Defense Against the Dark Arts Teacher" position is that ever since Voldemort was rejected, nobody could last longer than a year. As a result, they run out of qualified applicants pretty quickly. Dumbledore suspected Lockhart of being a fraud, but it was clear he didn't work for Voldemort

[@ndianalo]

u guys NEED to watch TERRIFIER the first one this month. there is a scene that is the absolute most traumatizing disgusting scene that i NEED to see you guys watch

[@samsantos9264]

we need an entire harry potter series and they need to be an hour each! I'm sorry I'm eating this up

[@jocelyngipson7882]

51:35 Ginny told Tom riddle all about harry

[@pleaseiamastar-dm1ld]

This is a crime how the fuck im gonna wait for the prisoner of azkaban

[@possibear]

FYI, the "i didnt know you could read" quote was improvised

[@MarelorMoon]

The Gryffindor Animal is actually a Lion, not a Gryffon and Ron can talk to them, we see it in movie 3😅 Parseltongue, snake language, is actually a rare gift and only associated with evil wizards, Harry is the rare exception because of his Connection to Voldemort

[@michaeliparraguirre7372]

not me not even knowing this was a full hour long video until it was over lol. these boys really do be taking my time and im not mad at it lol

[@Ofbricks]

6:08 - Technically this car is illegal in the wizarding world. That's why he's under inquiry at work after they steal the car. It goes into more detail in the book itself.

[@MarelorMoon]

Hagrid's Wand wasn't taken, it was broken, similar to Ron's. He still has the parts, probably hidden in his pink umbrella. We see him using it

[@amberaustin3243]

I’m so glad I found your guys channel! Especially after a long day! The things you guys say crack me up! ❤😂

[@johnsandler481]

The Ying Yang twins reference during the dueling scene put me on my ass lmao. Wait till you see my wand type shit

[@nebulousreactions]

"He always looks like he's smelling ass" is the best description of Lucius Malfoy I have ever heard, and I want to petition the publisher to have it added to future editions of the novels.

[@Ps1000]

“Do you think wizards live longer than normal people?” Well, it depends… How old do you guys think Dumbledore is?😅

[@Dudewithguns-ww7wc]

Isn’t Nicholas Flammel like 799 years old?

[@chris...9497]

@@Dudewithguns-ww7wc Flamel was 665 years old, not because he was a wizard, but because he was making a life-extension elixir from the Philosopher's Stone. Dumbledore, according to JK Rowling, was born in 1881. Harry was born in 1980. You do the math.

[@nebulousreactions]

"The basilisk would have killed, but it has astigmatism" is a fabulously stupid fucking joke, and I love it. 😂

[@mydiary2760]

Lore: Voldemort, known before as Tom Marvolo Riddle, was born of a witch mother and a muggle dad. The mom was abused by her father and son so her magic didn’t show up at 11. The family kept it as a maid until her father (Voldemort’s grandfather) was sent to Azkaban for attacking a muggle. After the abuse was over Merope Gaunt (the mother) was able to develop magic and fell in love with her neighbor Marvolo Riddle. She used a magic potion to charm him and when she got pregnant she decided to stop giving him the potion thinking Tom was already in love for real. Obviously he was not. She was left alone, about to give birth. She went to an orphanage where she gave birth, where they could’ve saved her with magic but she refused and died. Because Voldemort was conceived by a love potion he’s not able to feel love.

[@JaimeCard]

This one is my least favourite simply because spiders. 😂

[@Sarahwrldd]

It gets better every movie, just wait till you guys get to the last few

[@williamfincher2260]

Of course Hagrid didn't know Aragod would eat them because, as Aragod mentioned, his kids don't harm Hagrid on his command.

[@honeyk_1549]

PLEASE WATCH THE REST OF THEM!!!

[@Ainukyu]

Still a fun watch after 22 years and nobody was fooled by that 'first-ish'. Certified Potterheads!

[@mikaneonbowiegirl]

YES! Please! Watch all franchise! ♥️

[@jensrettberg7968]

It's literally the luckiest sequence of lucky circumstances that every single time the basilisk attacked there was something so that the victim didnt look at it directly.

[@megmur1766]

lol still too early for the deaths

[@sagriisinha5233]

1 hour of you guys, ain't complaining 🥲

[@Violetscarson]

Let's go Harry Potter 💫🗣️

[@audranalley]

Nothing hits better than seeing “17 minutes ago” on the video

[@dakotachristensen3397]

You should take a drink every time they cast a spell

[@megmur1766]

lol someone's seen the reaction to the first one

[@avery6213]

Not Nick quoting the LAST MOVIE 😭

[@Masq1980]

After finishing this series, you should totally check out Fantastic Beasts and the 20th Anniversary special of Harry Potter!

[@JaheemHoushakuji]

I just watched the sorcerer stone video and took a hit of my pen for every shot I’m on this video so buzzed

[@document6]

56:11 the Chamber of Queeferets 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SurprisedEagleRay-ic3fy]

Crazy watching this when I was just chatting with Tom Riddle on character AI🤣

[@Supertobiii]

If you guys haven't already I recommend you watch "Cabin in the Woods"!

[@megmur1766]

Oh they'll love Marty lol

[@eglantinepapeau1582]

I had to click just to understand the "first-ish" part 😅 i was intrigued

[@Alisha-643]

Best decision of your life😂❤ I'll rewatch with you🙆🏻‍♀️

[@mahimakoul5839]

I was waiting for this for so long..

[@brierichardson8462]

Imagine if someone started a drinking game to these movies, and you had to take a shot everytime someone said Harry Potter in the movie😄😄😄

[@lightartis228]

couple suggestions of movies : Ugly truth Mr.right

[@philliphadathought1537]

RIP Dame Maggie Smith. 😢

[@wcarolc]

not Draco having P energy 😂😂😂😂

[@derrickmiller7261]

Love the ad you guys did😂

[@aaryandighe4057]

Can you please react to a few bollywood films like Dil Dhadakne Do, Gehraiyaan, Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, Dear Zindagi, Kalki AD

[@Mike90317]

10:11 No, he's Harry Musk! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@samiyaswall]

Okay I haven’t even started this but ik it’ll be great

[@Artooniist]

🙂🙂harry Potter finally

[@Naramiss2396]

52:51 probably not strong enough to use it while he’s taking life from ginny

[@document6]

19:08 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Killuaborsa03]

Not the monster song 😂😂

[@aaronlimitless]

Let’s try not to wait a full year this time! lol maybe a month between potters. 😅

[@Sattvika28]

I comment this before I start the video, but AN HOUR? What you could probably commenting about HP 2 that took so long?😂

[@breawhite6]

reau guys have to react to the spiderwick chronicles movie

[@meliprincexx_peach]

Rip professor Mcgonigal

[@garethbrown9191]

I enjoyed that reaction

[@Mike90317]

58:39 Dobby is free!

[@NoudlePipW]

RIP Maggie 😢 HUGE loss

[@Riya.c69]

RIP Maggie Smith!

[@FMD70757]

Is there a video of them watching the first movie? I can’t find it.

[@Iluvvbooks]

have they both seen these films before ?

[@scarletsaunders-u8s]

rip mcgonnagle💔💔💔

[@hughw2377]

Where's the video for the first film???

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

Hilarious. More please

[@amberreed5104]

I need every movie 😪

[@document6]

12:02 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@toodlescae]

I take it y'all have seen the HP movies. 😂

[@jazmoons]

OHHH we r being fed today

[@RachaDance253]

Yesss harry potter

[@ELLA-ji6yr]

YESSSS

[@oleksandrbyelyenko435]

Wait. You have watched the first one 3 years ago? Damn...

[@tvagic]

YES

[@chris...9497]

The Dursleys don't hate Harry, they just resent being saddled with him. What they really hate is the weirdness. They have that British middle-class attitude that values conformity and is embarrassed by standing out, especially if it's something weird. Vernon does say he intended to put a stop to all this 'magic' nonsense. No, the resent having responsibility for Harry, but they hate it when he brings that wizardy crap back from Hogwarts; that's why they try to stop him going back to boarding school every year. JK Rowling did impressive research on the history of magical plants and beasts, which you will see throughout the franchise. She drew from documentation, history, and legend of our real world. Some of the information was inconsistent, but Rowling wove bits of it into a logical coherence. The mandrake is a real botanical, the roots formed naturally into humanoid shape. Mandrake was used by medieval and Renaissance herbalists for a number of conditions: infertility in both genders, erectile dysfunction, and poisoning, amongst other applications. It was said to let out a single scream when uprooted that would kill any who heard it. The theory for harvesting it was tying a starved dog to the plant and toss food beyond the dog's reach; the dog would go for the food, pulling up the mandrake, and the scream would kill the dog. The operation completed, it was then safe to collect the mandrake roots. "Mudblood" is the Wizarding World equivalent of the 'N-word', a slur not fit for decent people to repeat. It refers to muggleborns, those with magical ability but no known magical ancestry, like Hermione and Harry's mother Lily. It is speculated that muggleborns occur from inheriting genes passed down by undeclared magical ancestry and/or spontaneous mutation. Magic is not something you can learn or develop, and it's not technically an 'ability' at all. The main difference between muggles and wizards/witches is the genetically-conferred ability to CHANNEL magic. Magic is an independent, naturally-occurring vital energy. It is a force so powerful that it strengthens and improves the conduit that channels it. That means it makes the wizard/witch more physically robust. The person is stronger, has better reflexes, and is more resistant to injury than muggles. Should an injury take place, healing is faster and there is no scarring. The individual is resistant to all muggle pathogens (but not the fewer pathogens that target wizards/witches). It also affects longevity; muggles' average lifespan is about 75 years, but wizards/witches average about 150 years. That being said, injuries from magic-based causes can lead to scarring, long healing, loss of body parts or function, and even death. If you see a character in this franchise with scars or physical damage, it means they have encountered harmful magic. You see this already with Harry's scar, the result of a serious curse. Wands are said to be a focusing device for a wizard's/witch's will and intent. Essentially, a wand also channels magical energy, under the witch's/wizard's will and focus. The materials used to make a wand impart influence on the force and characteristic of the magic flowing through it. Being a conduit (like a pipe or wire) of magical energy, a damaged wand affects and afflicts the flow of energy passing through it. When Ron crashes into the Whomping Willow, he breaks his wand, which weakens the spells cast through it but also sometimes rebounds the spell back onto the one casting the spell. If you break a pipe, it leaks, and the main flow loses power. A bent pipe makes the flow erratic, push some water in the opposite direction. And wands are even harder to repair than pipes. Cellotape, like Ron tried to use to try to hold his wand straight, doesn't really help. Wands have a certain 'sentience', recognizing those they feel will work best with them; this is the basis for the saying "The wand chooses the wizard". They bond with their owner, their master, and they are loyal to that master, preferring to crack or break rather than be used to harm their master. A wand can be loaned, but it won't work as well for the one loaned to as a wand that has chosen them. (Ron's wand situation began with a hand-me-down wand that never chose him.) Wands change loyalty when their master is disarmed. Along with the quality of 'will' and 'intent' and 'power' is 'pride', and wands abandon masters who demonstrate they are losers. When a wand's master is disarmed, the wand changes loyalty to the winner of the conflict. If you disarm someone of their wand, you can use the wand to attack the former master on that wand. If you only STEAL another's wand, the old loyalty remains and the wand will refuse to harm its true master; it also will resist the thief using it for any magic. The monster in the Chamber of Sssssecretssss is a basilisk, a snake so toxic that its stare can turn you to stone and its reflected stare can petrify you. Spiders, with their many eyes, are terrified of basilisks. Rooster crows can kill a basilisk, so the person who opened the Chamber also killed all the roosters on Hogwarts grounds and used the blood to write messages on the walls. The memory of Tom Riddle was a lifeforce imprinted into his diary. Lucius Malfoy came into possession of the diary and put it in Ginny Weasley's cauldron in Diagon Alley. She was contacted in the pages of the diary by Tom Riddle, who took control of her and had her open the Chamber, kill the roosters, and write the messages. Then he began to absorb her lifeforce to bring him into physical form, but Harry stopped the process and destroyed Tom Riddle while still a memory. Quidditch scores come from only two things: the leather Quaffle getting 10 points (goal) for going through one of the 3 goal rings at each end of the pitch (field), or getting 150 points by catching the Golden Snitch, which also ends the game. The 2 iron Bludgers don't ring up points; they just harass and confuse the other payers. The Seekers (one per team) not only need to catch the Snitch, but also time the catch so the game ends with the points advantage. If your team has 20 points when you catch the Snitch (20+150=170 points) but the opposing team has 180 points or more, your catching the Snitch ends the game but loses the match. That means trying to block the Snitch from the opposing team's Seeker until the points advantage shifts to your team. Hermione did not intend to explode the iron Bludger attacking Harry; she used "Finite incantatem" to terminate pre-existing spell effects (end incantation). The explosion was a unique response to ending the spell cast on the Bludger. Hagrid's wand was broken and he was expelled. The wand pieces were hidden inside his umbrella and he uses it to do magic sometimes, though there would be repercussions if the Ministry of Magic found out (it's why when he came to collect Harry for school he asks Harry not to tell on him). It's Dumbledore who got Hagrid a position at the school; likely Dumbledore believed Hagrid had nothing to do with the Chamber or Myrtle's death, that Hagrid was done an injustice.

[@document6]

33:38 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sarahhughes4437]

im confused. cory has seen the whole series and nick has seen what seems like most

[@abbyo6578]

it’s probably been like a decade that’s why they said “first time ish”

[@palomacorrea7319]

Please watch Prisoner of Azkaban!!