Our First Time Watching Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

[@cedricmcconnell6074]

The First Unforgivable Curse was the Imperius Curse. It completely removes "Will" from the victim. Allowing them to be completely controlled by the user. It places them in a euphoric trance and they will happily leap into a Volcano if the user wants them to

[@Syntell]

Ahhh, thank you.

[@VonOutlaw]

That's correct also in the book we see what we later find out Barty Crouch Junior using the imperius curse on Harry and Harry actually fighting it off. Especially like this little scene in the book because you get this little dialect with this voice in his head saying you need to jump but I don't feel like jumping great internal dialogue.

[@cayu1888EXO]

And that was what victor krum was under in the last task where you saw his eyes turn white. Moody had placed him under the imperious curse so that he could use him to clear Harry’s path to the cup. Victor attacked fleura (the only girl champion) then when he ran into Harry he just turned back without doing anything to him. Krum then was in the middle of attacking cedric when Harry showed up and stopped Cedric telling him victor was bewitched, Harry could tell from how he had acted with fleura. Voldemort also used the curcio curse on Harry in the last bit and the imperious to try to make Harry bow but Harry in the book had actually been very good at breaking thru the imperious curse I think the fact that Harry is very strong willed is one of the reasons he can actively break thru that curse.

[@davidfairweather3301]

Yeh the movie made a mistake as they didn’t accurately show how it works. Moody was directing his wand to move the spider around but you have to tell the victim what to do.

[@whade62000]

Basically your regular mind control spell. Trivia, Draco's dad got away with his crimes from last time by claiming that he's been under the Imperius the entire time

[@highpriestess7520]

Voldemort used all 3 unforgiveable curses at the end, displaying how much he disregards wizarding rules. He uses the controlling curse (imperio) when he forces Harry to bow to him. He uses the torture curse (crucio) to torture Harry. He tries to use the killing curse (avada kedavra) on Harry, and orders Pettigrew to use it on Cedric.

[@hlfbldprincess]

😮 I never realized that.

[@francisgrizzlysmit4715]

in the books he tries the Imperius curse on Harry and Harry throws it off, so he has to use something else to force him to bow

[@lomelome5]

Accio is a summoning charm :) so during the dragon battle when harry shouted “accio Firebolt” he was summoning his broomstick. the firebolt is the fastest broom in the world if u remember from part3, sirius gifted it to him by the end of the movie. :)

[@Akuto-ui7ye]

Wizards hold their wands at their throat for SONORUS A spell which amplifies your voice

[@Syntell]

I need that for when my son doesn't empty the trash.

[@Akuto-ui7ye]

@@Syntell 🤣🤣🤣

[@hlfbldprincess]

@@Syntell Full name at top volume. 😂

[@VonOutlaw]

In The Wizarding World you are correct 17 is the age of adulthood, it is also the same age in which the trace is removed from you. The trace is what detects magic being done around you. They use this to determine whether or not you use magic out of school.

[@Syntell]

Kinda like a wizarding version of parole monitor on your ankle. 🤣😂

[@Muck006]

@@Syntell ... except it doesnt work like that, because if you use magic as a child BUT ARE IN THE PRESENCE OF ADULT WIZARDS ... the ministry ASSUMES the adullts did it. It is more like "you arent allowed to drive a car unless you are accompanies by someone who does have a driver's license".

[@LaurinGarcia]

I'm surprised that not a single Harry Potter book reader has made the famous Goblet of Fire inside joke in the comments yet. You all know what I am talking about. "Did you put your name into the Goblet of Fire, Harry?” Dumbledore asked calmly." LOL! 🧙‍♂️🧘‍♂️😜

[@user-dx2dm8oq8g]

The two dumbledore actors both have different energies. The first one was calm and reassuring, the second one can be erratic sometimes. The difference was very noticeable, I wonder if it was the director's choice or if it was the second actor who decided to play him like this.

[@marioluigi9599]

That joke is wayyyy played out. It's been around for like 20 years already

[@Aya_97_]

Love how fast yall are pushing these out. This is a good one!

[@Syntell]

Love this one.

[@kn8354]

Barty crouch junior killed his own dad when he was undercover as Moody because his dad was suspicious of him.Igor karkoroff who was in the cage in dumbledore’s memory was a former death eater and was in askaban prison. He basically was trying to be an informant for the ministry and give up names so he could be released from prison early. He didn’t kill Barty crouch senior. Maybe more clear in the book. They don’t mention it again in the movies.

[@Syntell]

Thank you for making that clear.

[@hlfbldprincess]

@@Syntell Yeah. He did a snake like tongue thing for a split second and Crouch Sr. picked up on it. And then in the memory he did it right before the Aurors grabbed him. If you caught it, you’d make the connection but if you missed it, you missed it.

[@AaHaHaHa_Haley]

@@Syntell Also, regarding the memories - it isn't so much that Dumbledore is having trouble remembering, but that there are so many things going on, so many responsibilities that he has, that he has trouble focusing on some details and seeing things clearly. There's never any indication in the books that this method removes someone's memory, just that it pulls a physical copy. The Pensieve bowl allows them to view the memories as a virtual experience. It's a tool they will bring back in the movies, but there was even more in the books that they used to show flashes of the past that didn't end up making the cut. Cool as a literary device though.

[@whade62000]

IgorKarkaroff also abandons his role as headmaster of Durmstrang and goes into hiding at the end of the book (and is killed by Death Eaters between books, not mentioned in the films). Since he and Snape both betrayed Voldemort (Snape deflecting to Dumbledore and Karkaroff selling out his friends in exchange for being let out of prison) so they're likely to be targeted first now that Voldemort is back. That's also why he chats so much with Snape in this film - they both bear the Dark Mark, which Voldemort also uses to call his Death Eaters as we see in the graveyard scene, so they can see that he's been more active

[@kartiktola5947]

The unforgivable curses: Avada Kedavra- Killing Curse(Green) -- (Lucius tried to do that to harry at the end of chamber of secrets and dobby saved him) Crucio- extreme Torture Curse(shown as Red) -- Nevil's parents were tortured to insanity by that spell by Croutch Jr. and other Death Eaters. That is why Nevil was so "Bothered" by the demonstration. Imperio- The Total (mind and body) Control curse (Yellow) -- (Krum was mind controlled in the maze that is why he attacked everyone except harry)

[@wizana]

This is where EVERYTHING gets dark

[@Syntell]

LOVED THIS MOVIE. More please. Let me bask in the darkness

[@aishwarya8241]

@@Syntellif you lived the movie trust the book is like 1000x

[@davidfairweather3301]

@@aishwarya8241the movie is such a disappointment compared to the book. There was much more of a mystery aspect in the book, but they basically spelled everything out in the movie. The weird tongue flick thing was odd.

[@junniormattos1]

That 'tattoo' in the arm is the dark mark, only the death eaters have it. The professor has it, because he was once a death eather, like Snape, but they're not anymore.

[@fabiosilva9637]

47:59 Foe-glass part is a foreshadowing that the real mad eye was in the room. You can see moody in the foe glass, but we just assumed it was his own reflection.

[@trinasp]

I was just coming here to say that. It took me watching this movie 3 times before I saw that. LOL

[@NYSweetEPie]

Also, in the book, while Barty Jr. was telling Harry everything he did, Harry sees Dumbledore McGonagall and Snape. gradually appear in the foe glass before they blast through the door

[@fabiosilva9637]

@@NYSweetEPie omg that's cool!

[@flugsven]

It is indeed a long movie, but then again the book (British edition) holds 636 pages. The Order Of The Phoenix is even longer, 766 pages, but the movie is shorter! Half of that book was left out, and I get why, pace, but I still adore the stuff that was cut out. This book is a dark detective story, so I was very surprised when "the murderer" was revealed immediately. 😳

[@homevideos1749]

When mad eye Moody said he could see the enemies in the foe glass, and if he sees the whites of their eyes there are they are right behind and if he sees the whites of their eyes they are right behind him, it was at that moment that the box behind him shook, and you heard a scream. That's because his enemy, the real mad eye Moody, was right behind him in that box.

[@Syntell]

🤯

[@caligal1090]

ohh i thought that was a boggart

[@vrroomm]

I'm sad I didn't get too see y'alls reaction to the ball and dance sequence, it's one of my favorite parts haha I felt so annoyed watching it as a kid but I totally understand it now as adult haha so much teen emotions and drama, I love it! But can't wait to see your next reaction! Order of The Phoenix is definitely my favorite out of all. Also, if rewatch it, the other two death eaters who Voldermort took their masks off before Malfoy at the graveyard, were Crab and Goyle's dads, Draco's best friends.

[@LaurinGarcia]

The thing that Dumbledore was putting his memories in is called a Pensive. It is used as a way to re-examine your memories by looking at them in a different perspective. To look at the memories in a third person view. It is also used for other people to view the same memory like Harry did.

[@PristinePerceptions]

The best burn in this movie is from Rita Skeeter when she pulls harry into that small closet to interview him. Harry: "This is broom cupboard!" Rita: "Well, you should feel right at home then!" 😂😂😂

[@naomim5746]

@@PristinePerceptions 🤣🤣🤣

[@aleiaknight]

Tom Riddle is from the chamber of secrets. Shuffle the letters of the full name and it's "I Am Lord Voldemort"

[@Micoke12]

Best HP reaction yet! Clearly you two had a lot of fun with this one. Prizoner of Azkaban and Half Blood Prince are my favorites, but Goblet of Fire was the one that made me decide to read the books! So much adventure, fun, and also darkness. And was the first one to get me really invested in the overarching Voldemort story. Really advances the franchise. This film puts in work!

[@Syntell]

🥰❤️ We love you to pieces. So much fun catching up on a classic franchise. Even more fun watching with everyone else. Thanks for hanging out with us.

[@Micoke12]

@@Syntell Aww, love watching you guys too! And appreciate you take the time to respond to comments so thoughtfully. Looking forward to the rest of the series!

[@user-dx2dm8oq8g]

Same, I remember running to the library to start reading the books after watching the goblet of fire at the theatre.

[@HannibalFan52]

The device Dumbledore uses to review his thoughts and memories is called a Pensieve, literally a way to sieve or sift through your thoughts to get at the important information. It's a play on words with 'pensive', which means 'deep in thought'.

[@kartiktola5947]

So the Foe Glass showed Dumbledore, Minerva and Snape closing up before the EXPELLIARMUS

[@neryskkiran1820]

Syntell's really getting into the story! It's like we're watching it again for the first time when we see someone who's picking up on so much of the significant stuff, and expounding on some of the themes that they're presenting in the movie, without spelling it out. The editing is a little discombobulating, but only because there are a couple of scenes skipped over that seem relevant to the larger story. It's easy to get distracted by some of the more unusual things, like Voldemort's nostrils... wish I could tell you his nostrils had more significance in the overall story🤣

[@amphitriteposedion533]

i was hoping to see the ball as well but great reaction regardless :)

[@kellyoehlschlager6985]

The second unforgivable curse used in the classroom was the Cruciatus Curse. It is the torture curse, causes unbelievable pain. "Moody"/Barty chose Neville on purpose to see this curse, up close, in the classroom. Neville's parents were tortured with this curse by Deatheaters. So much so that they went insane. That's why Neville lives with his grandmother. "Moody"/Barty wanted Neville to see it used on the bug, because he is evil and wanted to make Neville upset. It's also Hermione yelled for him to stop it, because she knew how upset Neville was and why.

[@cayu1888EXO]

I am not sure that hermione knew why at this point as Neville never actually tells anyone until the next book. If she knew it may have been because of her reading about it somewhere. But in the memory that Harry witnesses that is where we find out that Barry crouch jr had participated in the torture of frank and Alice longbottom Neville’s parents. So it’s very telling how twisted Barty jr is that he would want to also torture their child by showing him how his parents were tortured and he enjoyed doing this.

[@kellyoehlschlager6985]

@@cayu1888EXO You may be correct on the timing. She may have just been reacting to how upset he was alone and not because of his backstory.

[@jordy9096]

@@cayu1888EXO yes she didn’t know

[@Syntell]

Now that is some great context that could have been used in the movie.

[@jordy9096]

@@Syntell yeah there’s gunna be more of that to come my man😂

[@DorianEyre]

You guys are so cute to watch I love that you're reacting to Harry Potter and seeing your conversion into full blown Potterheads

[@Persewna4]

It's so interesting to hear your reactions to these movies, especially not being familiar with the books. I saw the first movie before I read the books, but was a book reader first for the rest of them. So while I know what was left out, my prior knowledge helps me fill in the missing gaps of omitted information. I think of all the adaptations, Goblet of Fire may suffer the most from this. If you compare the lengths of the first three books to the fourth one, GoF is the first book that looks like it could double as a blunt force weapon - that is to say, there was a LOT more information and plot packed into GoF than the others and your questions at the end clearly show where the movie, trying to include certain scenes and dialogue from the first half of the story failed to follow up on it and let those scenes pay off at the end. For example, the mention of the Foe Glass earlier on does come back at the end, when "Moody" takes Harry back to his office and starts asking him about Voldemort's return. The Glass is behind "Moody" and in Harry's view, so as his suspicions start to grow and tension builds, he can slowly make out the shapes in the mirror, until he recognizes Dumbledore, McGonagall, and Snape's faces a moment before they burst through. Harder to do on film, when audiences might be quicker than the protagonist is allowed to be, yet I hadn't noticed that the pay off wasn't there until you mentioned it. Some other things they botched: the Quidditch World Cup. I think five extra minutes could have been spared to show some of the game play, there was all the hype of the game starting only to cut it out completely. There was actually an entire subplot in the book involving the Weasley twins and a character named Ludo Bagman, who was in charge of game events in the Ministry. The twins made a bet with Bagman that Ireland - the team they supported - would win, but Victor Krum would catch the Snitch. The twins won the bet but Bagman failed to pay up. Throughout the book, they try to get their winnings, as they had bet their entire savings on it, but to no avail. In the last scene of the book, Harry gifts the twins his Triwizard winnings. He tried to give it to Cedric's father, who wouldn't accept it, and Harry didn't feel right keeping that money himself, considering "Moody" had basically manipulated the whole tournament so he would "win", resulting in Cedric's death and Voldemort's return. Harry encouraged the twins to use the money toward their hobby of crafting practical joke items, saying that in these days ahead, laughter and smiles will be even more important than ever. It's a subplot that was understandably cut, it would have added way more time to the movie than would be reasonable, but I do lament the loss of that final scene, as I feel like it shifts the tone of the story. Yes, times are getting darker, but Harry knows better than anyone that now is the time to hold onto whatever hope, happiness, friendship, and love that they can, in order to help them make it through.

[@Syntell]

That's a great breakdown of what we missed. There's so much context lost when this story is put on film. Thank you for the comment.

[@Persewna4]

@@Syntell Thank you, I'm happy to contribute! It's certainly difficult to include every detail into a 2+ hour film, and I think especially within the Harry Potter franchise, where the films switched directors across the eight film series. I believe the last 3 or 4 were under the same director, as were the first 2, and I feel across those films, there is a bit more of a cohesive vision for the direction of the overarching story. Each one prioritized and emphasized different aspects of the story and characters. But I think that's the fun of books turned into film, getting to experience a story I already know and enjoy in a different way. I hope you enjoy the next ones coming up! Without spoilers, I can say that the 5th film may be my favorite of the films. There were aspects of the book I wasn't crazy about, but the film adaptation actually made those aspects more relatable and interesting for me, so I actually prefer the 5th film over the book in this instance. Looking forward to your reactions to it! 😁

[@looneygardener]

These movies are so detailed, you can watch them repeatedly, and catch new things every time. I love the creativity of the world. Great reactions you two.

[@erincarnaudrey]

wow mikel-claire is really good at predicting things about to happen! lol

[@genohall2235]

💯🙏🏾

[@JessieW6776]

This one is my personal favorite. I remember reading it multiple times in a row as a teenager, nearly 20 years ago.

[@stoopkiddreacts4635]

Harry’s new broom is called the Firebolt. Hence “Accio Firebolt” which at first viewing seemed like a spell that didn’t work.

[@junniormattos1]

The maze in the book is amazing, there's so much they didn't put in the movie, and in the final battle there's a shield around Harry and Voldemort in the book, and the death eaters couldn't do much

[@natecloe8535]

I LOVED the maze. It was the best part of the tournament. That's one small gripe I have about the movie. Another small one is...... And it isn't fair to want this because they did it the way the book did..... But leading up to the movie I remember hoping we would actually get to see the other contestants face the dragons. But they did it just like the book and stuck with Harry as he hears the ooh's and ahh's going on. At least the book had Hermione telling Harry what he didnt see.

[@junniormattos1]

@@natecloe8535 yeah, but I have faith in the new series 🙏🏾☺️

[@dajdadondada]

this is my favorite film out of the franchise this is when it really turns up!

[@grahamgresty8383]

You seemed surprised at the use of Pollyjuice potion despite Hermione using it in film 2 to turn Harry and Ron into Crabbe and Goyle! There are themes throughout the series which refer to things that have already referenced in earlier films.

[@probablyaddictedtoyoutube]

Maybe yall should try watching with subtitles? A few things went over your heads- the comments explained it for you tho. Just tryna help with future eps❤

[@missladyhaha]

Voldemort’s look is that he is still human who comes back in the use of dark magic, not fully in his human form (losing his nose and his hair). He isn’t completely human looking but is still a human. He isn’t a monster so there’s no reason for stuff like scales etc

[@kweeniepiez]

I know it's a lot of information that may not pay off in the movie specifically, but this isn't just one movie one-offs. the books were written as a series. there's things we learn in Chamber of Secrets that come up again in Half Blood Prince for example. that is the mastery of the series and the movies fail in areas to communicate that. I'm also weirded out that because Voldemort isn't what you expect (scales? lol) but trust when the books, from day one on the back of Quirrel's he had red cat eyes and slits for nostrils. as for the Foe glass, the twist there was in the office with Barty Crouch his enemies were Dumbledore, and while they approached Harry could see the whites in their eyes.

[@EdgarPina-dn4hc]

WHAT HAPPENED WITH THE BALL WINTER DANCE????????

[@BaDazai]

26:41 it was so that noone can infiltrate his mind and read his memories, sh he casts his memories away in a safe place.

[@Syntell]

Oh ok, now that makes more sense.

[@juliant]

I like how the comments are quick with the little facts here and there.

[@platkotheungod]

Your wife is one smart cookie. I've said it since watching the reactions to sorcerers stone. Yall are absolutely hilarious and remind me of myself. Love it. Killed it, much love

[@fabiosilva9637]

I suggest watching with subtitles... It might help catching somethings.

[@Syntell]

good point

[@aleiaknight]

Excited for this one!! It's my favorite cause I love tournaments! 🥰

[@Syntell]

Mine too! And they seem to only get better

[@BaDazai]

8:35 The first unforgiveable curse was Mind Control. Usinf magic to make someone go against their will. :)

[@Syntell]

Ahhh, got it. It wasn't as clear as I had hoped.

[@BaDazai]

@@Syntell they're better explained in the books. It's called the Imperius curse and Victor Krum was under its spell when they were I the maze. He was Mind Controled to attack anyone but Harry Potter to ensure Harry Potter was the one to reach the port key. That's why Victor Krum's eyes were white in the maze and he was attacking everyone but Harry. :)

[@prathapkutty7407]

@@BaDazai but who cast that curse on krum? Was it Barty crouch jr?

[@BaDazai]

@@prathapkutty7407 yes it was him who cast the spell, as he was using yhe polyjuice potion to pretend he was mad eye moddy. He cursed Krum to target everyone but Harry Potter so the others wouldn't reach the port key before him. That's what Krum lowers his wand when he see Harry Potter.

[@GrainneScarlett]

"the baldamort" 😂😂😂

[@mothermaclean]

The 3 curses are significant in all the movies, the mind control curses, the pain curse, and the killing curse, which killed cedric at the end. And the killing curse Harry survived as a baby.

[@juliant]

Its easy to tell you're not really enjoying the movies that much so far. However, i do think you will genuinely like the remaining ones.

[@toddrogers6971]

Dumbledore was upset Harry’s name was in the cup because it would put him in grave danger.

[@apatternedhorizon]

You guys should definitely watch the 20th anniversary reunion special.

[@alexayres6250]

The 3rd unforgivable curse is Imperio, which allows to take control of someone. In the class scene, Moody demonstrates this by asking the students if he should make the spider drown herself or jump out the window. Also, the that device you guys think allows Dumbledore to read minds is actually called a Pensive, which allows you to store memories. So that what Dumbledore is pulling from his mind, memories of current events so he doesn't forget them and can revisit them. As for the dragon scene, in the book, the other contestants are able to subdue the dragon in different ways because they're older and more advanced. For instance, in the book, Cedric uses the conjunctivitis curse which blinds his dragon. Goblet of Fire is the worst of the series imo. They left so much out of the book and changed things that didn't need to be changed. They showed no progress between the challenges such as Hermoine literally giving Harry classes on different spells he could use for the tournament, a missed opportunity imo. They also left out Rita Skeeter, the reporter, plot and how Hermoine figured out she was a registered or unregistered animagus, turning into a ladybug which she used to get more info on things. But yea I'm not surprised you guys didn't really like this 1 but they get better, esp the last 3.

[@kellyoehlschlager6985]

They also made Fleur look incompetent in the movie. She was a much stronger, more cunning contestant in the book.

[@davidfairweather3301]

@@kellyoehlschlager6985to be fair, in the book we didn’t see much of her competence. In the book, we hear in the first task she did pretty well. She tried putting the dragon in a trance like state which isn’t easy at all, but the second task she was attacked by grindylows so we didn’t get to see much of her skill other than knowing the bubble head charm, and in the third task she was stunned and taken out. So the book doesn’t really show how skilled she is, she’s still basically the weak link of the 4 champions. This isn’t down to her skill though, a lot of it was bad luck. Being attacked by grindylows wasn’t her fault, and the third task she couldn’t do anything about either.

[@RockieMatters]

can't wait for your next review...asap please (or as long as the next movie takes) ❤

[@alazayeflood1431]

This is one of the best Harry Potter Reactions 😂 y’all jokes are so funny to me

[@88happiness]

Snape has the dark mark on his arm too since he used to be a Death Eater. I love the next two movies.❤

[@fabiosilva9637]

The first curse was used on krum during the maze, that's why his eyes were white. The second curse was used by Voldemort on harry in the graveyard which sounded like electricity. The third was used on Cedric to kill him. They will be used again.

[@Syntell]

OK, I knew they were used again after they were explained but now I know when and where. Thank you.

[@VecksJanae]

Ya’ll forgetting Voldemort’s real name is Tom Riddle means ya’ll are talking too much and not paying attention because please be forreal you learned that in movie two…😂

[@KyV4]

The fact that y'all didn't include your reaction to the entire Yule Ball or the Ron/Hermione drama is very strange to me. Not cool lol...

[@VonOutlaw]

When Minister fudge put the wand to his neck he was using it as a megaphone or speaker system to amplify his voice. He wasn't holding it like someone would would hold a pipe when they're not smoking. The two other schools shown in this movie are actually coed they are not a single sex orientation. Nicholas Flamel the creator of the Philosopher's Stone, AKA Sorcerer's Stone. He attended Beauxbatons,and Durmstrang is coed as well.

[@NotNit07]

Yo syntell buddy your intro is coolest ❤ keep it up

[@Syntell]

Hey, thanks 😊

[@AvaMartucci]

great reaction love you guys!!!

[@qa1327]

31:34 lol, the Baldemort 35:49 the dad actor does a good job conveying intense grief Great reaction as usual.

[@hlfbldprincess]

Everytime I hear that first scream “My boy!😢” My heart aches for him and I tear up everytime I watch it.

[@qa1327]

@@hlfbldprincess Every. Time.

[@GillDawe]

The Imperious Curse in the simplest terms, lets you control another person and make them do whatever you want them to do.

[@malalaz66]

If memory serves, Voldemort uses cruciatus curse on Harry in the graveyard. He tried to kill Harry using avada Kadavra in graveyard but it did not work. The water thing is called a pensive. It is a storage place for people to put memories that they do not need every day they do not have to keep them in their head. Kind of like ICloud for people. They always have access to their memories if needed.

[@Syntell]

The older I get, the more I realize I need that at the crib.

[@neryskkiran1820]

It's a Pensieve, but it sounds like pensive. Another brilliant play on words from J.K.Rowling.

[@robertdove4667]

Fyi at the end the winner received 1000 galleon. Harry gave this to the twins

[@VonPatzy]

SO RANDOM that you happen to watch the regeneration of the 10th doctor AND Harry #4 at the same time! You have become the David Tennant reaction channel.

[@Syntell]

🤣😂 Right. . . the timing of it all is CRAZY!!!!

[@neryskkiran1820]

@@Syntell David Tennant is also good as a detective in Broadchurch, if you haven't seen it. His Hamlet is also exceptional.

[@VecksJanae]

All three curses were used in the ending of movie. Krum when he was attacking people in the maze was under Moody’s/Barty Jr.’s Imperious Curse which allows you complete control of the person you cast the spell on. Voldemort did the torture curse on Harry when Harry was in the ground in the graveyard. And the killing curse was used on Cedric. Igor and Snape both use to be death eaters.

[@brandibastian4193]

There was an additional line at the end of that poem from the mermaid which was what made Harry think they'd be left down there to die. The final line was after that the prospects black to latest gone. It won't be back

[@martblart9884]

The Uncle Ruckus reference at the beginning was elite 😂

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I don't care how many times I see this movie. The ritual to restore Voldemort, and seeing him rise out of the cauldron will always simultaneously send shivers racing up AND down my spine and make me nauseous. Trivia: They got the movie appearance of Voldemort almost identical to the book. There is one missing detail: in the book, Voldemort is described as having blood-red eyes with a slit-like pupil. It is understandable why they didn't use those kind of contacts of Ralph Fiennes in the movie adaptations since it would eliminate the realness of Voldemort's threatening presence. The arachnid the imposter Mad-Eye Moody was demonstrating The 3 Unforgivable Curses on was a whip scorpion. As someone who was sorted into Hufflepuff on The Wizarding World website, Cedric Diggory's death hit hard. Especially seeing Amos run onto the quidditch pitch and hearing him shout "That's my son!! That's my boy!!" Backstory: Neville was traumatized by the Cruciatus Curse's usage because his parents were tortured into insanity with it.

[@davidfairweather3301]

Only thing that kinda sucked about Cedric’s death (in the book and movie) is that he was a very underdeveloped character. Would’ve been cool to see Harry and Cedric somewhat form a friendship to make the overall impact hit harder. I never really cared about Cedric so wasn’t fussed when he died, but was sad to see his dads reaction

[@hlfbldprincess]

@@davidfairweather3301 I think Rowling added him too late in the series. I don’t recall if we’ve ever heard his name mentioned before in the previous books around Quidditch? He’s Hufflepuff’s captain and all. It would’ve been good to see that as a build up even if he was a background character.

[@Syntell]

This is great backstory. Thank you.

[@NYSweetEPie]

At the time it came out, this book was the biggest. The beginning of the movie was a larger part of the book including quidditch match. They also considered making this book a 2 part movie.

[@iambored2094]

Do you guys use subtitles? They help , I use them, especially when I watch U.K television shows ❤ Happy Valentines everyone 😊

[@Mr_Murk]

0:33 that ruckus reference has me dead 😂

[@Syntell]

😂🤣 I'm glad you caught that

[@deadlyice2042]

the torture curse that was shown on the spider is what was used on neville's parents which is why it bothered him so much and why he lives with his grandmother because his parents were tortured to insanity/comatose and are in a hospital ward

[@RootSK89]

Oh yes, the books explain everything in a lot of detail. There were a lot of story lines omitted from this movie / changed from the source material. All the unresolved questions you guys have are resolved in the movies! A lot of people have already mentioned a bunch of explanations here :-)

[@StinsonSwarley]

I can't believe y'all skipped the ball scene on here 😭

[@aleiaknight]

With the curses, they didn't use the 1st two much in this movie (mind control and torture). But they used the 3rd, Avada Kadavra (death curse ☠️) alot. Harry's dreams throughout the movie. Cedric was taken out by it in the graveyard. And Voldemort used it in his battle against Harry. Basically, if you see a bad guy use a spell and it's green, it's the death ☠️ spell

[@Syntell]

So you're saying stay away from all things green. Bet.

[@TheEnlightenShadow]

I feel like the whole point of unforgivable curses scene was so prominent so that when you hear the spell being used you know what it means. Like voldemort hit cedric with avada kadavra and it wasnt til after that you guys were like oh hes dead.

[@DestroySteve]

The unforgivable curses play a larger role in the book. Moody sort of begins grooming Harry right off the bat, teaching him how to break the imperious curse. The Death Eaters in Azkaban hold a huge grudge against the ones who didn’t go to jail. Many of them claimed to be under the imperious curse and didn’t go to Azkaban. Crouch Jr escaped Azkaban and thinks people like Malfoy are scum for lying to get out of jail. Sort of understandable 😂

[@emilyckohl]

Looking forward to seeing how you react to a certain new character in the next one 🎀

[@hlfbldprincess]

🌙❤👍🏻

[@hlfbldprincess]

Oh wait….You meant…her 🎀🐱

[@natecloe8535]

This is the movie where the story stops. Turns to look you in the eye. And says "I hope you like dark and sad. Thats where I live and baby......you're coming home with me." In the book. The tabloid lady Rita Skeeta had a VERY satisfying setback that didnt make the movie. Harrys dad, Wormtail, and Sirius were unregistered animagus so they could control Lupin while he was a werewolf. Hermione finds out that Rita Skeeta is also an unregistered animagus. She could transform into a green beetle to spy and get stories. Hermione catches her in a jar and threatens to turn her in if she doesnt eff off and leave Hogwarts alone. Then keeps her in the jar all summer before letting her go.

[@toddrogers6971]

The first unforgivable curse makes the wizard susceptible to things like mind control and hypnotism. It basically makes the wizard unable to control themselves.

[@VonOutlaw]

In the book Dumbledore calmly asked Harry if he put his name in The Goblet of Fire. He didn't grab him and start yelling at him did you put your name in the goblet. How it was done which is not explained in the movie is that Barty Crouch Junior put a confused charm on the Goblet of Fire and made it think that there were four schools and not three and submitted Harry's name underneath the different School.

[@livb6945]

Conley = *calmly

[@Syntell]

Wow, now that sounds very important and left out. Thank you.

[@VonOutlaw]

​@@livb6945thank you I use a lot of speech to text and for some reason it makes mistakes every now and then.

[@hlfbldprincess]

It’s a well known meme now. Dumbledore says “Calmly” 😓 I don’t know if it was Michael Gambon’s choice to play it that way or the director’s. Still very different from the usual “calm” and “cool” Dumbledore. He definitely brings a different energy out of the role.

[@lilyth682]

There's also a meme about the fact in the book it says "Harry, did you put your name in the goblet? Dumbledore said calmly" but the movie director decided to do it in his own way lol

[@jamesanderson3191]

the Foe Glass wasn’t referred to as a mirror, yet it included Moody’s face; this wasn’t a reflection but a clue that the real Moody was an enemy of the fake Moody and was nearby

[@carriesmith742]

It was Tom Riddle's / Voldemort's diary Harry found in The Chamber of Secrets. Barry Crouch Jr. killed his own dad because he saw him like his lip (Jr's telltale trait) as Moody after the Black Lake challenge. He didn't want to risk him checking Azkaban to check to see that he'd escaped, which ironically no one noticed yet when Sirius was the first to do it a year ago it was in every newspaper and on posters on every spare wall.

[@shannonhazell2616]

The dad knew who escaped already. The mom was dying and switched places with her son.

[@shammelexo]

This is the only movie where Hufflepuffs have a House representative (Cedric) Hufflepuff was the most inclusive among the four houses, Helga Hufflepuff wants inclusivity in her House. Hufflepuffs valued hard work, dedication, patience, loyalty, and fair play which Cedric did portray well in this movie 💛 When Harry tipped him about the dragon he asked if Fleur and Krum knew about it too (fair play) and he also tipped Harry about the task in the black lake with the egg. And in Book 3 (Prisoner of Azkaban) He's playing in the Hufflepuff quidditch team against Gryffindor, he asked for a rematch when Harry fell off his broom because of the Dementors (fair-play) andddd When they both reached the portkey in the maze he asked Harry to just take the cup because Harry saved him from the maze at the end of the movie💛 We also have Nymphadora Tonks which is a Metamorphmagus......After giving birth to his son Teddy with Remus Lupin....she fought in the battle of Hogwarts after giving birth just shows how she puts others first before herself 💛 AND DONT GET ME STARTED WITH NEWT SCAMAMDER... A MAGIZOOLOGIST, FEATURED IN THE CHOCOLATE FROG CARDS, RECEIVED ORDER OF MERLIN, WROTE FANTASTIC BEAST AND WHERE TO FIND THEM 🤩 FOUGHT GRINDELWALD TOO 😭 Hufflepuffs likes to put other peoples needs first before them💛 idk why some people are hating our House and making fun of us being sorted in Hufflepuff Imao I LOVE MY HOUSE 🦡 HUFFLEPUFF FOR LIFEEEEE~

[@VecksJanae]

You also learned about polyjuice potion in the second movie when Ron hermoine and Harry only brewed it for like half the movie ya’ll have got to pay attention more. Ya’ll be missing so much information

[@maliasiwel7015]

Book: dumbledore calmly walks in and asks harry if he put his name in the goblet Movie: dumbledore storms in a flurry of anger and barks angrily did you put your name in the goblet Harry! First major difference besides completely removing the opening international quidditch match which was awesome in the book.

[@glowormrdr6183]

The three curses will show up in the rest of the movies. If no one has mentioned, JKR plotted the entire series from the beginning, so there are arcs and clues that play out until the last book/movie.

[@Anibonita2000]

She mentioned that seeing the dragon reminded her of House of the Dragon. That show is a spinoff prequel to Game of Thrones. If you haven't seen Game of Thrones, you need to!

[@CalDeanOffical]

Idk if anyone in the comments mentioned but when dumbledore shouts at harry for “putting his name in the goblet of fire” in the books he asks harry quietly if he put his name in there. Which I guess the director had a different depiction however I would have liked to seen a more relaxed and calm tone with dumbledore however I’m aware due to the passing of the previous dumbledore I understand they thought they couldn’t go with the same version as they thought it would be an insult to Richard Harris’ dumbledore ❤

[@agnemostin3523]

Is there dance part missing ?

[@Syntell]

Sometimes we have to leave a few scenes out 😫

[@boombam5214]

David Bradley (Filch the caretaker) also portrays William Hartnell as the first Doctor in Doctor Who.

[@neryskkiran1820]

He'll always be Walder Frey to me.

[@very_cherryx]

the three curses did have a big meaning to the story

[@powerof3ozzyluver2]

I have read the books 6 times and I am thinking bout doing it again it’s my go to series to escape reality

[@Muck006]

They screwed up with the Beauxbatons girls ... because Fleur was supposed to be STANDING OUT OF THE GROUP, because she is part "magical charming creature" in her ancestry ... and by giving them a "collectivist uniform outfit" AND by casting "an average looking girl" ... they didnt really made that clear. The same for Krum in his group, although for him it isnt ancestry ... but rather something internal you cant see (ambition and skills).

[@DC21NY]

A trick about the Harry Potter series, as they get older and their world view grows, the more darker and less childish the theme gets.

[@danielkillian1222]

His new broom is a Fireball.

[@chandrimasenapati6254]

I can't wait you to see deathly hallows part 2... wanna see your reaction with So maany secrets to came out... one will specially shock u.. aas it shocked the whole world

[@hopet7090]

This is one of my favorites from the series. I remember seeing it in theaters and feeling like wow everything is different cause they killed a kid. I was maybe 11 or 12 and it was like 😮. Also the game for this movie was amazing. It ramps up after this

[@helpurnerves4277]

‘Alchilloutdo’ 🤣

[@toodlescae]

Obligatory comparison to book. HARRY DID YOU PUT YOUR NAME IN THE GOBLET OF FIRE? Dumbledore asked calmly.😂 If y'all read or listen to the books Rita Skeeter, the tabloidesque reporter, stirred up a lot more trouble with her articles in the books. Wow. Didn't get much of this one past the censor dementors did you? The whole Yule Ball is missing. At least you got most of the graveyard scene in there. Ron's inferiority complex really reared it's ugly head in this one. It was funny though seeing Ron finally realize that one of his bff's is actually a girl...and one that other boys are attracted to. Crouch Jr killed his father. Karkaroff and Snape were both Death Eaters during the first Wizarding War. The mark/tattoo symbolizes being a Death Eater. This movie contains only about 1/2 of the book in that 2+ hours. Once you get into these adaptations of the last 4 books there is a *lot* left out due to the length of the books.

[@Syntell]

You're doing a great job selling me on the book.

[@toodlescae]

@@Syntell good. 🤣

[@vrroomm]

I don't think it was necessarily an inferior complex on Ron's part, it's just a normal teenage reaction... we feel jealous of friends sometimes. Ron has always been the sidekick, so of course he might have felt some insecurities being around someone so popular as Harry and as smart as Hermione. It's also alot hormones and emotions... puberty. I really liked their depiction bc it did remind me of how i felt in highschool at some point lol, I can't lie that I at some point got jealous of my pretty best friend bc I looked like a cow then haha

[@toodlescae]

@@vrroomm yeah but it was established in previous books that Ron felt inferior sometimes because all of his 5 older brothers were smart, accomplished and/or popular. Then his family not being well off and looked down on because of Mr. Weasley's fascination with muggles added on top of that even *before* you add Harry and Hermione into the mix. Ron is just such an affable person that he usually doesn't let it get to him. Harry becoming a Triwizard Champion was just the straw that temporarily broke the camel's back.

[@vrroomm]

@@toodlescae you’re absolutely right I misunderstood the word inferior as to something like superior… so like the exact opposite. I agree with you I do get annoyed that he is misunderstood often (when I watch other reactors) as just being a jerk. The movie doesn’t convey well as to why he has those feelings sometimes.