Our First Time Watching Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

[@VonOutlaw]

Harry is not a mudblood, he is a Half-Blood his father is a pureblood wizard, his mother is a muggle born witch. That makes him a Half-Blood. Hermione is a mudblood because both her parents are non-magical, she is muggle-born like Harry's mother.

[@melodramatic7904]

A half-blood is someone born to one wizrd parent and one muggle parent. Voldemort is a half-blood, snape is a half-blood, Harry himself is considered pure blood. I had to edit because I included Hermione and harry''s mother as half-blood but they are not. They are mudbloods: wizards born from two muggle parents.

[@VonOutlaw]

​@melodramatic7904 I used to think the same thing with Harry being a pureblood, but he's not because his mother was muggle born he is not a pureblood he is a half-blood. Not his kids but his kids kid would be a pureblood if they married listen to Wizarding world then, their blood would be considered pure again. All of this was explained on The Wizarding World, AKA Pottermore. But Harry's father is a pureblood but his mother is muggle born therefore making his internal grandparents Muggles on his mother's side. Which makes him a half blood.

[@melodramatic7904]

@VonOutlaw I looked it up again, and you are right. I don't think it makes sense, buuuuut the official word is as you said. Someone with muggle parents (snap/voldemort) and/or grandparents (harry) is cinsidered halfblood. I learned something new today. 😌 I guess it's modeled after the 1 drop rule in the States.

[@tarlyarmodeste8773]

Dobby is one of the best characters...we love him! 😅

[@_Professor_Oak]

Hagrid: My spider's name is Aragog Syntell: Haragaard? Cool. 🤔😂

[@Toshiboyai]

Movies 3-8 have a dramatic jump in CGI, art direction, and maturity. You’ll see why it’s a billion dollar franchise moving forward. Super excited for you guys to get sucked into it. Ppl usually become full potterheads after the 3rd movie

[@markieyang]

Harry's full name is Harry James Potter. James is his father's name and tbh i see it also being Harry's middle name as another very solid connection with his dad. it doesn't get mentioned in movies properly, but Harry is very VERY much like his parents, especially his father in both terms - physical (in the books characters who got to knew James always made sure to point out how crazy Harry's similarity to his dad is, they've basically called him his copy) and mind (their way of thinking about things, behaving patterns and a lot of personality traits are also hella similar, which gets less mentioning but still worth of knowing). this might be a useless piece of information for y'all, but imo it's better to keep this fact in mind while discovering the HP world and going along the ride. when you get to think about Harry impersonating his parents, it really helps to unfold new angles and understand the perspective of some characters better

[@badwolfskye9572]

A little random fact from the world of Harry Potter, the Skele-Gro potion they make him take to grow his arm bones back actually was created by one of his relatives on his dads side, and that is where most of his familys fortune came from! They created a few other important ones too, but Skele-gro is the only one we really see in the movies.

[@RedRamblesRambling]

@@badwolfskye9572 it wasn’t skelgrow it was a hair growth potion

[@rachx2396]

@@RedRamblesRambling A potter ancestor did create skele gro but you are also right that his great grandfather made the fortune greater by making the hair potion 😊

[@IsiahBradley]

DOBBY!!!! Don't be clowning on Dobby, Syntell!!! LMAO!!!!! They *do* feel like episodes, not that there's anything wrong with that! THANKS for this!!!!! If I can't use 7 :) I will say 6.5 but *only* because the 8s, 9s and 10s are coming, for-real-for-real!!!! I remember seeing this in the theater and becoming a (movie) Potterhead at the end!

[@jeanine6328]

Dumbledore mentioned the healing powers of the Phoenix tears. You got it straight from the wizards mouth.

[@qa1327]

2:20 there’s a whole storyline about the exploitation of the elves in the books that the movies never use. Hermione plays a role in trying to change it. 41:24 Dumbledore mentions it earlier in the movie Great reaction as usual. Looking forward to the next one. Really like that one.

[@midnightmadness7156]

The cardinal sin, making fun of Dobby. That's a big no no in the Potterverse lol.

[@jankyteeth6213]

Well, at least now they won’t be seeing more hot Dobby action till the next five films onwards.He was always annoying to watch as a kid.

[@KairiEvans]

I'm sorry, but I think a black couple is allowed to say that they have no words about a slave-elf and make fun of it if it rubs them the wrong way… The slave mockery, the caricatured antisemite goblins and the m-word are definitely heavy-handed, and we (potterheads and everyone else) can definitely discuss this. There shouldn't be "no no”s; we are not twelve anymore.

[@Emilyb21-dm3bf]

​​@@KairiEvansdobbie is nothing to do with American slavery. Slavery happened all over the world even today to many ethnicity. The word itself comes from slavik which were east European and white. Egyptian mesopotamia Athens etc east had slaves they were brown Arab African and Asian even Greeks were not white. They were more powerful back then. And Dobbie is a mythical character. Lol

[@Emilyb21-dm3bf]

​@@KairiEvansthe m word? The anti-Semitism. Where do you think writers get idea from. It's not celebrated in Harry Potter again has nothing to do with what you are saying. I bet your fun to hang out with . Best in a empty room where nothing triggers your paranoia

[@Emilyb21-dm3bf]

​@@KairiEvansI dread the world to come with people that think like you. The cancel crew.

[@taskmaster1977]

I cackled at “field elf”. 😂

[@Rayna_90]

It's never mentioned in the movies, but Harry Potter is set in the 90ies.. Harry and Ron were born in 1980, Hermione in 1979.. Also the wizarding world is not keen on technology.. no TVs, videocameras, etc. Funfact: The line "I didn't know you could read." by Draco (Tom Felton) was not scripted..

[@livb6945]

"Let's hope HP will always be around to save the day" wasn't scripted either, but Jason Isaacs ("Lucius") wanted an exit line and tried it out in a take, and Daniel Radcliffe improvised his "Don't worry, I will be". This directly from the horses mouth, by the way. There are so many dubious facts going around

[@jeremynicholson9795]

“Chill out Muddy” absolutely sent me 🤣🤣🤣

[@monikavec]

lmfao same

[@VonOutlaw]

It's not explaining the movies but in the books it is, muggle equipment such as cameras Etc cannot work in Hogwarts because of certain enchantments and protection spells that have been put on it. Now I know it's calling creepy he's got is camera that he got in the Muggle world, it's never explained in the books either but a lot of us believe that the professors put a special enchantment on it so it would work for him.

[@ASkyy166]

So the thing that everyone misses in these reactions is when Dobby says, he had to punish himself because he spoke ill of his family. That is the reason he does that, house elf’s can’t talk badly about the family they serve. Or then have to punish themselves. That’s why he’s speaking all vague to Harry about the “plot” to make most terrible things happen at Hogwarts because he overhead this at Malfoys (family he is serving). He can only drop hints in roundabout way. Also, house Elf’s have A LOT of magical powers that this movie and the rest moving forward doesn’t really touch on but I’m hoping the HBO Show will! Anyway… love you reactions to HP, as a huge fan myself, all I can say is ENJOY😊

[@A7bz3LOT4AL0B]

I'm not a deep Potter fan but this was one of the films I kept on watching repeately as child, over and over again. Ahh the nostalgia. Never know why I hadn't kept up with the sequels at that time.

[@Littlckillcr]

It turns out that Harry and Tom are distantly related both descents of the peverell brothers

[@MultiGreenG]

Dobby is straight out of The Color Purple 😂😂😂😂

[@snootyvegans]

😂😂😂

[@_abracadabra]

All Dobby's life, Dobby had to fight.

[@AstroBaby91]

​@@_abracadabra😂😂😂😂😂

[@carriesmith742]

1:38 LOL, That's unfortunate, but HILARIOUS! 1:46 Hedwig is the owls' name. 1:51 James 49:23 the first two are definitely "more kidlike" of all the movies. The lore REALLY licks up in the next one so prepare yourself!

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

Harry's a Half-Blood, just like Voldemort. Harry's mother was Muggle-Born, but his Dad was Pureblood.

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

Have you read the books, if so, you'll notice in the Chamber of Secrets, Tom Riddle himself speaks how Harry is a Halfblood. And in order of the Phoenix, Bellatrix also says it. Boom. @@campingcapture

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

I'm sensing a miscommunication here, so let's just bury the hatchet, shall we?@@campingcapture

[@Daytondaily]

@@campingcaptureno. That’s not how it works.

[@Daytondaily]

@@campingcapture Harry is a mud blood. It takes two generations for a family to become pure blood again. Him and Voldemort are exactly the same because a half blood is a half blood regardless of Harry’s parents both being magical and Voldemorts father being a muggle. Harry’s grandparent is a muggle. So by definition, they are both half bloods just by a different generation. Also, both Voldemorts and Bellatrix’s words are fact. Jk uses them as a way to give the reader information, she’s not going to have her characters say something untrue to confuse her readers. Go read pottermore.

[@turntsnaco824]

@@campingcapture That's not how it works. You're only a pure-blood if both your parents are pure-blood wizards; you aren't suddenly 100% pure Wizard just because both your parents had magical powers. You're not 100% Italian just because both your parents were half Italian. If your parents or their parents, etc, were part human, part Wizard - so are you. You can either be all one thing, and pass that on, or be a mix of things, and pass all of those things on. You can't be part Wizard, part Muggle, and produce something that is ONLY a Wizard.

[@JCCNIcK21]

This is the funniest perspective of Dobby I've seen forever 😂 like looking back it is like errrrr but I'm so fond of dobby since I was a child I didn't realize it

[@politereminder6284]

That's why the producers gave him a glow up in movie 7, for more positive views.

[@ruchika_pal_kaur]

@@politereminder6284 He has a HUGE role in the books, he's pretty much in all of them. He's the one who suggests Gillyweed, he's the one who tells Harry about Room of Requirement, and many more things.

[@politereminder6284]

@@ruchika_pal_kaur Yeah. Dobby was such a sweetie after becoming a free elf. 😁

[@ruchika_pal_kaur]

@@politereminder6284 None of the things i mention are in the movies.

[@politereminder6284]

@@ruchika_pal_kaur Oops forgot to add the link. I've edited my comment. I didn't think you were spoiling. I was giving a mild spoiler warning for the link

[@edward-jamesgardner776]

2:25 Never have I ever heard of a field elf before 😭😭🤦🏿‍♂️

[@faureamour]

Oh my gosh, when y'all started with The Color Purple, I about died! Go on and curse Malfoy Miss Celie Dobby.😂

[@leav4g]

Glad love for Dobby changed. He was the equivalent of slaves. They are magical but cant do anything against masters. When Malfoy presented the clothes he was free didnt matter where the clothes came from; it was presented from master. ❤

[@ancapascu62]

"I heard someone say something about Phoenix tears." Yes, that was Dumbledore himself. He told you that 😂

[@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: Hedwig is a snowy owl. They have white feathers with black spots that act as camouflage when they're hunting, their wing feathers are ruffled to muffle their wing flaps so prey animals don't hear them coming (like all owls, really) and they're the only birds in the world whose feet aren't bare, due to their habitat being snowy areas, like the Arctic Tundra.

[@princeFjord]

Oh my God, I missed Mikel-Claire so much... I love you Syntel. But you with your better half, make these reactions whole. ♥

[@Syntell]

Thank you for that wonderful comment. Trust me, she's always missed. So much more to come. Stay tuned.

[@LaurinGarcia]

The behind the scenes truth about Rupert Grint who plays Ron Weasley is that he wasn't acting when he was freaking out over the giant spiders. Rupert Grint really does have a massive phobia of spiders. So he really was scared in real life. 🕷🪄

[@amber.ren_1995]

At the beginning of g of the movie Ron’s mom did not get Harry a cloak. Remember Harry brought his stuff with him he put it in the trunk of the Weaselys car. And the Weaselys are poor so they’re not able to afford expensive things. And they have so many kids. So it’s hard. And remember Harry has lots of money that his parents saved for him so he can afford nice expensive things.

[@paigem.6487]

“Instagram kid.” LMAO

[@neryskkiran1820]

The word 'muggle' refers to someone who has no magical abilities. It has no negative connotations. The word 'mudblood' is refers to wizards and witches who were born to muggles. It's a word that's always used as an insult. The M-word is the wizarding world's equivalent of this world's N-word, if you needed it spelled out. It's always used as derogatorily. They are two different words that describe different things in different ways. Not interchangeable. It's always seemed to be explained pretty clearly. I'm sure once the movies seem less like kids movies, they'll feel, to you, more worthy of paying closer attention, and you may even feel moved to stop using those two words interchangeably.

[@Syntell]

Am I just tripping or is Dobby. . . . you know. . . .well. . . just never mind😂😂🤣🤣

[@politereminder6284]

Y'all finna get cancelled with that Dobby disrespect! 👀 BTW, he gets a glow up in the 7th movie. And he is beloved.

[@lisbethqk8923]

Lmaooo...your comments are about to get Soo interesting 💀

[@SpySkater1]

Nah, I gotta admit y’all aren’t wrong. LOL

[@MegaMik82]

The editing makes this painful to watch. So many random hard cuts.

[@DeborahBarker-dh6nk]

Ron and Harry also got 200 points each , which helped Gryffindor win the House cup .

[@SpySkater1]

Yoooo! I never considered that about Dobby! Probably because I was a kid. Yikes! But it was hilarious watching y’all react to him and this movie.

[@flovonnejohnson707]

Me trying to not get a little upset about harry Potter being continuously compared to scooby doo because I know that the movies mature and grow darker right along with harry lol 😅

[@brandibastian4193]

Dobby is absolutely obsessed with socks in the books because he was freed with a sock and he feels like the whole fun of socks is mismatching them to be as colorful and tacky as possible. So a lot of people will wear missed matched socks in tribute to Dobby. I've seen a lot of people do it. In fact, last week I was out shopping and I saw a lady with clearly mismatched socks and I was going to mention dobby but I didn't

[@NV_Wolf_1998]

So, one thing I want to mention is why Dumbledor gives them so many points at the end of the year, even though they broke school rules. Because a lot of people, I have heard, believe they didn't deserve them because of the rules they broke. But I disagree, yes kids shouldn't be rewarded for breaking school rules, but they weren't. They were rewarded for stopping Voldemort (twice, in this film and the previous one) and killing a basilisk. The good they did outweigh the rule breaking. I mean, like I said, these kids (both in the first movie and in this one) stopped Voldemort (the darkest wizard alive, who has killed hundreds, if not thousands, of people) from coming back to full power. If they were then punished after that for breaking some rules (even if it's 50) wouldn't be right. Because they literally saved the school from a dangerous threat, twice. And in this film, Harry also killed the snake that was petrifying people too. So, I think the points and special rewards they got at the end of both films was well deserved, but that is my opinion. By the way, what's interesting about the trio (Harry, Ron, and Hermione) is that they each represent a specific type of wizard. Ron is a pure blood wizard (like Draco, but Ron and his family don't care about blood status like other pure bloods). Hermione is a muggle born witch (meaning she was born in a non-magical family, but still developed magic herself. This was also the case for Harry's mother, that's why his aunt and her family are muggles), and Harry is a half-blood wizard (a wizard whose family has muggle blood ties. In Harry's case it's because his mom was muggle-born, and his dad was pure blood).

[@budrho123]

The line "i didn't know you could read" was ad-libbed. The actor actually forgot his line and made that up on the spot.

[@emilyxx23]

To those with an issue with how they reacted to Dobby, please recognize that as black Americans, our lived experiences and historical awareness of slavery shape our perspectives in ways that may differ from others. It's important to recognize that our reactions to a character like Dobby is informed by our unique sensibilities and sensitivities. Critiquing our reactions without understanding this context overlooks the depth of our insights and the complexities of our perspectives. Let's approach these discussions with mindfulness and respect for diverse viewpoints.

[@ezradanger]

I'm excited for you two to watch the next two movies. I think they're going to give you exactly what you want from the series.

[@Tony-qr8du]

Field elf took me all the way out 😂

[@LaurinGarcia]

Normally this is the point when I write to KZbinrs doing reactions to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by saying that the thing about the Harry Potter books is that the author, JK Rowling originally wrote the series for adults. It was the book publishers that decided to advertise it as children's books. If you read between the lines of the story you will see it is a satire. First, one has to understand that you the reader are looking at the story through Harry Potter's point of view as he grows up throughout the years at Hogwarts. In the first book and movie Harry is 11 years old so you see his world from his 11 year old mindset and maturity. But as he grows up and begins to understand things more and more the story gets darker and less innocent as he matures with age. But I am not going to continue to say anything more of what I usually say because you guys successfully get it and understand. Many people tend to miss the symbolism behind the film but you got it from the second you saw Dobby. You understand that though in the wizarding world there is no racism against people of color there is immense discrimination against wizards and highly sentient magical creatures that bigot wizards don't consider to be pure in magical blood. I congratulate and applaud you so much. Kudos to you two for comprehending this great satire story. 👏👍 To be embarrassingly honest when I saw the film the first time back when it was first released in theaters I foolishly didn't fully see the connection. I'm a Dominican-American. How could I not see it? But when I picked up the book after and read all the full detailed story for the first time I finally got the light bulb flash above my head. But like I said, that's the thing about Harry Potter. It's a coming of age story. You understand as he understands because it is according to his point of view. Being only 12 years old at this point he has yet to see the ugly similarities between the real world and magical world. But as he matures the story gets darker with each year he ages because he understands more and more as he sees the truth more and more. 🏰🧙‍♂️🧙🏻‍♀️🧒🪄⚡️📽🎞📚🤔😮💡❤️‍🔥

[@Lynn7015hb]

Loved your reaction. I'm enjoying watching it from an adult perspective, not that I'm not an adult myself, but it's my inner child that clicks on these videos. 🤪 (Subscribed to Snooty Vegans.👍)

[@AndreMoore1978]

Yes! Harry Potter has slavery and racial slurs! Y'all didn't know?😼😼😼

[@braungames2082]

Please do not stop. Let's keep this going.#gtbtforever.

[@lillywhitehands]

Hi! The wizarding world is like being in Victoria England (1800's). That is why no helmet during Quittage and going into dangerous situations. Pure blood children are expected to marry who their parents expect. Just look at the clothes the teachers and parents wear.

[@brandibastian4193]

Okay since clearly you're having trouble with the Weasley girl's name. It's not Jenny. It's Ginny short for Generva (literally I have had a facebook friend. I don't recall if she's still on my list cuz I don't play games anymore. I added a girl because of some games I used to play on Facebook. Who was Virginia who went by Ginny also)

[@besupaaa]

Oh yas THAT CAME QUICK. Thank you!

[@dabosssman7027]

It’s going to be a long journey if you can’t get with dobby 💀😂

[@AndreMoore1978]

Harry James Potter! Father- James, Mother- Lily

[@darkphoenix6807]

Rowling added the house elves as a social commentary against slavery in today’s world. But your response when he was on Harry’s bed made me laugh so loud!!

[@lewisharvey9109]

I wish the bookshop scene was more like the books , i would get no greater joy than to see lucious and weasley sr have a proper scrap😂

[@wilmagarrett3868]

Ok guys....now keep in mind the rest of this story is going to be a lot "darker". Make sure to watch the next "5" movies to experience the whole adventure.

[@neryskkiran1820]

They're not in high school. Harry's twelve in this movie.

[@junniormattos1]

"It was the riddle, that we solved" 😂😂😂

[@deenormus1975]

Just fyi & to help remember: each movie is related to how old they are. So in the 1st movie Harry (& crew) just turned 11. 2nd movie they’re 12, 3rd they’re 13 & so on…they’re 16 in the 6th movie😉.

[@AstroBaby91]

I love harry potter reactions. I grew up on these books and movies, so it's special to me. ❤

[@Carpathianpixie]

The sword has magical properties and that's why harry was able to kill the basilisk. Remember, Harry is only 12 in this movie so he can't perform nor does he know any deadly spells yet.

[@darkphoenix6807]

😂😂 You’re response to Dobby being on Harry’s bed😂😂 FYI Rowling added the house elves to be a social commentary that there was still slavery in the world.

[@lynetteoliva1256]

Dang! Everyone was on u like "ticks on a hound" concerning Harry's middle name.😄 Concerning Dobby, have to admit he was very irritating for the 1st half of the movie, but then grows on u. He is very endearing especially in the books. Ok, as far as bloodlines go. The purest of Pure-Bloods r from "The Sacred 28". They include the Malfoys & Weasleys.These families r very inbred & r comparable to the Hapsburg family of europe. Although the Potter family is Pure-Blood, they were not put in the "Sacred 28" because it was believed that sometime in the distant past they mingled w/a Muggle-Born/a muggle, due to Harry's ancestor changing the family name to Potter. Harry coming from a Pure-Blood father & a muggle born mother is considered a Half-Blood. The funny thing is Tom Riddle aka Voldemort is also a Half-Blood. If u listen to the speech he gave Harry, then u heard him say something like "Do u think I would keep my filth muggle father's name?" Tom Riddle's mother was a Pure-Blood witch from 1 of "The Sacred 28" families & his father was a handsome muggle w/whom she fell in love. As far as Muggle-Born witches & wizards, there is a belief that they have a witch/wizard somewhere in their bloodline, but the magic went dorment. There r pure magical families that have non-magical children that they call Squibs. Most often a Squib will go live in the muggle world because they r made to feel they don't belong in the wizarding world. An example of a Squib is Mr. Filch, the geezer w/the cat aka the school janitor @ least that's how I see him. He has no magical abilities. Anyway, hope this explains some things. I really liked your reaction.😊👍

[@Deltadivaix]

Thanks!

[@LordLaroyalty]

The Malfoys chose not to give Dobby clothes so they could enslave him. I think that's how all house elves work. Hagrid's spider's name is Aaragog and it is a female. You forgot the important end credits!!! This is the only Harry Potter movie that has end credits!

[@zacharyliles8657]

You are absolutely correct to laugh at dobby

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

32:44 More like "Willy Wonking with Dinosaurs", amirite?

[@leemarktaehyungkimnct3303]

Love your KZbin channel keep up the good work ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇬🇧💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@fellengnthane5826]

RE: why does Harry keep things like in the last movie or hearing voices in this one to himself and not tell any of the teachers when its clear they want to help him? Obvs the books goes into it a lot more but Harry has clearly been emotionally abused and gaslit for 11 years by the Dudleys. They continuously berated and belittled him, and when he was honest about all the weird things that kept happening to him they gaslit him and punished him for it. He learnt from a very young age not to trust adults because they are not likely to be on his side and never be honest with them EVER. So even when this miraculous thing happens to him and it turns out hes not crazy he is determined to make sure nobody takes it away from him (Side bar - Harry literally spends the majority of the first three books convinced hes being punked or that at any moment someone is going to tell him that all of this is a dream, its really depressing). So when Dumbledore or other teachers are genuinely trying to help Harry or ask him questions he cant help but keep it to himself so he can protect himself. its not a major plot point but it does answer the obvious question as to why he doesnt just tell the teachers the truth about whats happening.

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

Harry's middle name is James for his father I believe

[@hlfbldprincess]

Some people probably already commented that the elves do have a bigger part in the books. They never really mentioned it much if at all in the movies. Hermione got really serious about standing up to the mistreatment of magical creatures (house elves especially). Lets just say, the castle doesn't clean it self 👀

[@Ha...WaitWut]

This just showing me how people haven't or don't like reading books

[@looneygardener]

Next one, and you're in with both feet.

[@drexlerjames2263]

This is my favorite movie from the whole franchise so I'm glad yall enjoyed it. I have to say, one of the most hilarious things; every black person that reacts to this film dislike Dobby at the beginning and then at the end of the film, they are huge fans of Dobby.

[@vtjbproductions]

Yes it’s Harry’s sock but malfoy is the one who handed it to him

[@im-gi2pg]

What happened to the best parts? The flying car, the new defense against the dark arts teacher?

[@kimberley3577]

Leave Dobby alone man 😂😂

[@NYSweetEPie]

FYI This movie has an after credit scene. Yall should go back and watch it.

[@lenadiratata182]

Maybe it can help but Voldemort pseudonym can be translated from French: Vol De Mort meaning word for word stealing death Maybe it can bring a bit of humph to the meaning🙇🏻‍♀️

[@rbplays13]

I hope you can react to "A SHOP FOR KILLERS"

[@leav4g]

Syntell if you don't know the fake teacher, Lockhart, is the white man Fowler in Blue Samurai. 😂❤

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

bloody big newspaper to swat Aragog

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

Lucius is so snooty

[@brandibastian4193]

First of all, in this fandom we do not use the m word Second muggleborn is born from muggles. Half blood is one muggle or muggle born parent and one pure blood parents. If you don't have any muggled DNA, then you are a pure blood, but according to hagrid most people have at least a little bit of muggle DNA, however much they might deny it. And by the way, if you'll notice all the bloodiest racist parallels well yeah, the one dropped rule applies. So if there is any trackable muggled DNA in you, your considered a half-blood also, there's another thing that's rarer than muggleborns. It's the reverse muggle board. It's known as a squib. That is when somebody is born to a wizarding family but has no power of their own. That is right now. The only character you'd know by that description would be filch but in the fifth movie you meet a woman from privet drive who also is a squib. She was basically that baby hairy was put there by Dumbledore so he could keep an eye on him by somebody from the wizarding world who isn't necessarily magic herself so she could comfortably live in a muggle neighborhood. She wouldn't be missing out on anything. Also, there's some creatures that you never seen in the movies that are mentioned in the book like some wizarding pets that you don't see in the movies, but there are some specific dog and cat breeds that are magical. Like there's one that looks like a Jack Russell terrier. I forgot what it's called but it's very very very protective of its family and very anti muggle. That is basically the little s*** will keep uggles from getting too close to the wizards house so they don't accidentally see any magic. And they have a painless severing Trump that they have to do when these things are born if they live anywhere near muggles because otherwise they'll be born with a forced tail so they need to have that docked and it's not directly stated in the movie, but it's heavily heavily heavily implied that a couple of cats in the series might be part kneazel which is a wizard cat breed. The main thing about them is they. They are very good at reading someone's intentions. They can tell if somebody is a good guy or a bad guy. Just like on site they have a little bit higher intelligence to I believe and rumor has it. The cat that Hermione gets in the third book might be about half and there's also rumor. Never technically confirmed but heavily implied that that cat she got in the third book may have been the cat that hairy grew up with that you hear about later in the series because nobody mentioned finding the cat at the house when they found baby hairy. So clearly it ran away when what happened happened and basically the house was destroyed. Also that lady who is a squib. She is a crazy cat lady who's got a ton of them and rumor has it. At least half of them are kneazels or at least kneaxel mixes

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

I give it a 12/10 though the books are 20/10

[@floressikristine]

Harry’s middle name is James. I’m not sure if you consider that spoiler.

[@pFoz]

That was a funny take. The writing for the latter books improves, plus the movies and child actors mature. Movie 3 makes up for this one.

[@ericflood7562]

As a Harry Potter fan… It’s a 7 for sure!!!😂

[@RottedPopcornandHorror1966]

Its not Lenny or Jenny, Its Ginny..Xx

[@toodlescae]

Aww you didn't let us see your reaction to the Whomping Willow.☹️ Dumbledore was about 110 in this movie. This is the longest movie in the series. This is probably about and 8.5 since I can't use 7. However my scores will inevitably be influenced by reading the books first before each movie.

[@honeybeastie1]

Making fun of Dobby is a complete NO NO.

[@GillDawe]

I just felt the need to clarify that "mudblood" is a slur, its so jarring whenever I hear people say it in reaction videos haha. It means exactly the same thing as "muggle-born", only wizards who hate muggles and muggle-born wizards use the term "mudblood"! Harry is half-blood, his mother was muggle-born and his father was a "pure-blood" wizard.

[@Lemoncake34567]

I’ve watched a couple of this movies reactions and I’ve got one question. What is with Americans not knowing the word ‘diagonally’? 😂

[@DannyBedo]

“Do they have field elf’s?” Omg as a colored kid reading these books it’s insane. The real discussion we are having is that high level “pure blood wizards” is an analogy for fascism. In the books Hermione is constantly promoting the freedom of “house elf’s” there’s a lot of coding going on in these books and yes. It’s exactly what you think.”Free Elf’s Forever” Edit: anytime you hear “mud blood” replace it with “n” with the hard “er”

[@looneygardener]

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[@junniormattos1]

I can't wait for "Prisoner of Azkaban", the best movie

[@udayudayp]

Guys,w lv u guys n your energy while reacting. But kindly keep d eyes on screen. U guys r looking at each other n exchanging jokes n comments for too long,u guys r missing on some important shots n dailogs. Gud luck n lots of luv 4m India

[@lccoleman3]

Middle name is James.

[@bookscholar4280]

Harry James Potter is his full name. Yeah, the house elves stuff is...yeah...

[@oougahersharr]

James. Harry's full name is Harry James Potter. harry is not short for anything, eiher.

[@livb6945]

I found it rather uncomfortable the way they laughed at Dobby and his situation. Is this from lack of empathy, or inability to handle difficult topics?

[@AriaIsara]

I think it's because they didn't like that it said elves are slaves because they felt it was insensitive or something, but I've never seen this reaction before (and that includes black reactors) so I'm honestly confused 🤔

[@looneygardener]

Dobby grossed me out at first. Then I liked him.

[@keeganshort473]

Jesus Christ half the “reaction” is them just repeating what the movie says in some stupid voice. Edit: now that I’ve seen the full video they got better in the second half but the whole first movie jt was sooo annoying