DEATH TOURNAMENT - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - Group Reaction

[@Thenormies]

I'm going to be honest...this movie gave me nightmares when I first watched it. How old were you when you first watched it? Was it nightmare fuel for you too.

[@raphael_2d878]

HE'S LITERALLY THE WORST BATMAN.

[@RashadSixpaths]

​@@raphael_2d878lol funny, but inaccurate

[@Beatrizgo1989]

I don’t remember about nightmares. Probably, but it did scare me. I was only 16 when this movie was in the theatre for the first time.

[@Ricksyboy1306]

Viktor krum is Bulgarian, not Russian!

[@mattgarrett2583]

I was 22 when this came out, watched it when i was like 24. The nightmare fuel is next film.. damn pink lady brought back PTSD from school

[@mykeyacosta8434]

We have a theory that everytime Dumbledore hires a new dark arts teacher, he giggles and hopes for some shannanigans.

[@lizthom9434]

I picture Dumbledore from A Very Potter Musical and he would exactly do this😂

[@jayadevmenon7086]

Dumbledore says in book he believes Voldemort jinxed the position. Because he did not get the job.

[@a.a677]

and Snape dies a little inside every time he skips him LMAO

[@apuji7555]

@@jayadevmenon7086 Yeah, thats why when Voldy dies, the jinx is broken and they can have one DADA teacher

[@BladeRunning-xi1pw]

😂

[@samblustein1918]

Honestly, Rupert Grint getting to dance with Dame Maggie Smith is probably on his top memories list. What a legend

[@Unethical.FandubsGames]

I'd be pretty chuffed about it if that were me. He probably loved it :)

[@acdragonrider]

56:07: longbottom’s parents were highly skilled and experienced aurors who gave Voldermort’s forces a lot of trouble.

[@liammcfarlane13]

Rana: "The tone shifts here" Pat: "People start dying?!" Rana: *Panics in spoiler 😂

[@jakelover1731]

That was pretty funny.

[@JeM130177]

One of my favourite bits is them realising Crouch was taking the polyjuice potion and Harry and Snape looking at each other and Harry like 😬✌

[@bidishah]

😂😂😂😂awkwaaaard

[@HAbarneyWK]

Cause he would neeeeveer do it

[@maggie_knolastname]

“You and your friends are brewing polly juice potion, and believe me, I’m gonna find out why” You’re 2 years late there, Snape

[@farfaraway4285]

Girls laughing at the “Dumbledore said calmly” meme 😂

[@jasonyang5296]

I love how calm Dumbledore was when he asked harry if he put his name in the Fire😂😂

[@elliotblabla]

It was so serene, it was basically ASMR

[@HAbarneyWK]

5,000,000 points to Slytherin! Crucio! Crucio! Avada Kedavra!!!!

[@mrzlazarus6420]

@@HAbarneyWK Pottaaaaaaaaa

[@piusdoe8984]

Get new creative memes plz

[@Diablo22967]

I'd have also been so upset... imagine your spells, one of the best of the best being beaten by Harry

[@naamanoona]

Fun fact- in the book Barty Crouch last appearance was in a chapter named "The Parting of the Ways". David Tennant played his character and right after his roll in HP he was introduced as the new doctor. coincidentally his first appearance in DW was in an episode named "The Parting of the Ways".

[@jakelover1731]

It was also one of the best chapters of the first four novels. The film did not do it justice at all.

[@jemarcusq3942]

"Awful things happen to wizards who meddle with time"

[@flowertales2]

so the reason why the dementors didn't notice barty crouch jr wasn't in azkaban was because he was replaced by his mother if i recall correctly. there was a very detailed explanation in the book of how he managed to escape. it was a wild plot twist to me back when i read it since it was so different from the movie.

[@dstreet4599]

Yeah. Barty Crouch Jr's mom convinced Crouch Sr to let her secretly take their son's place in prison. She took some polyjuice potion during their last visit in Azkaban and took Barty Crouch Jr's place. She died shortly afterwards leading people to believe that Barty Crouch Jr was dead.

[@DianeGraft]

Yes, his mother was dying and wanted her son out of Azkaban. So both parents visited him in prison, used polyjuice to have mom switch places with the son, and then mom took his place. She then died, so the Dementors didn't realize they were missing a prisoner. Barty Sr. tried to use the imperius curse to keep Barty Jr. under control at home, but he managed to resist it and escape.

[@KaregoAt]

Yeah they cut SO MUCH from the book on this one. It's understandable as the books become more and more elaborate, but so many important things were left out.

[@victjsofjsmdngor]

@@DianeGraft the more it made polyjuice potion a part of barty jr.’s life, so ironic that he used it for a whole school year just to trick harry 😂 *SPOILERS* i love how after this book, polyjuice potion even kept being valuable throughout the series, especially in the seventh book when the trio snuck into the ministry of magic and tried to save harry

[@VonOutlaw]

Neville's parents are still alive and they're in St Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries. They are not in a vegetative state in fact never goes there and visits them regularly his mother attends to give him a bubble gum wrapper every time to the point where his grandmother even told him to go ahead and just throw it away he's got a whole shoebox full of them. Unfortunately they don't recall who nipple is they don't speak. But I like to think that when she gives Neville that bubble gum wrapper it's her way of saying that she loves him

[@authorminator1579]

Bro, you wrote "Neville", then "Never", then "Nipple", then "Neville" again to refer to Neville Longbottom. Crazy typos there. 😁

[@r.h.6249]

i think what the movies didnt mention is that if your name comes out of the Goblet of Fire, you make a magical binding vow which cannot be broken..thats why Harry had to compete

[@zayn181]

Can’t wait to see their reaction to Umbridge 😂😂

[@seanbinkley7363]

Goblet of Fire is where it got real for me as a kid going through the series. Wormtail cutting off his own hand was a “Oh shit….” moment where it was like “Ok, this is adult territory now…”

[@MsCassidy23]

It was so graphic in the novel, I was left wondering how on earth they were going to translate it.

[@viola7052]

I remember reading that when I was in the 4th grade and being terrified

[@gecarreycox376]

This was a first PG-13 Harry Potter movie and I knew that Harry Potter movies is going to darker and emotional.

[@DoddyIshamel]

Krums eyes are like that in the maze because Moody/Crouch put the imperious curse on him and set him on Fleur and Cedric so Harry would win.

[@acdragonrider]

Alastor Moody would’ve been the best DADA teacher. One of Dumbledore’s closest allies and the best auror the ministry ever had. But he was taken captive at the start of term and impersonated by Crouch Jr.

[@JustLeeThings]

The boys are so going to hate the next DADA teacher 🙊

[@nimbus2708]

To explain Krum during the maze scene, he was under the Imperius Curse by Barty Crouch Jr to help ensure that Harry won and touch the portkey

[@rayshawnhoward5068]

They don't pay attention to nothing and saying Harry didn't deserve second place after risking his life to save the others to me that's crazy

[@frontlines9356]

@@rayshawnhoward5068I mean it’s a race don’t matter what extra shit you do a race is a race

[@farfaraway4285]

The world quidditch final was such a great scene in the book, shame there wasn’t enough time for it in the movie.

[@CousinOfCurze]

Exactly, they did the whole match in the book.

[@withxoutxlife]

Same with the final challenge. I wish they had included how cool and challenging the maze was. I guess they were really pressed for time.

[@G1NZOU]

@@withxoutxlife Maybe, but they could have cut down the dragon challenge instead of having it chase him all over the castle roofs, sometimes they give too much time to a certain scene and the rest of the plot sometimes pays the price.

[@Duality333]

@@G1NZOUright the whole dragon chase was dumb af. Dude just flew to his egg and grabbed it. They definitely should have done the maze like the book

[@Galaron1000]

In the book, Fudge is so frightened about Voldermor's return possibility that he orders Barty Crouch Junior to be kissed by Dementor. Dumbledor gets crazy angry at the Minister because of that.

[@JournoNerd312]

Technically he only brought the dementor into the castle to "protect" him against Crouch but then it immediately Kissed him when it got in there.

[@rgractor]

Fun fact, the actor who played Cho Chang, Katie Leung, also plays Caitlyn in Arcane.

[@thyop89]

The way they simplified the other Wizarding schools in this movie was one of my pet peeves. Beauxbatons and Durmastrang were both mixed sex schools in the book and the made out as if all of the girls on Beauxbatons were super charming veela or part veela when it was actually just Fleur and her sister.

[@jakelover1731]

Mike Newell didn't even read the book the whole way through before directing this film. Luckily it was his only stint. Worst film of the series for me. But a really good book.

[@Unethical.FandubsGames]

The makers of this film probably don't know what Veela are.

[@Unethical.FandubsGames]

@@jakelover1731 I would argue that it's one of the worst films in the series but I feel like Order of the Phoenix was worse. Though that might just be because I also didn't really like the book. I think it's a given it wasn't going to be great if the book was fairly weak. But yeah. I think that in terms of how well represented the books are: This movie is probably the worst.

[@JordiVanderwaal]

"I do need these kids to learn how to defend themselves" Well, funny you mention that.

[@duggs4456]

"The second one is better than the third one" might be the most unpopular opinion in an already kind of wild and extremely opinionated fandom. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that before

[@thepooper5544]

The second one is more interesting and visually appealing to me from a filmmaking perspective in certain ways, the CGI that's used is obviously inferior but the practical effects are really neat and they start relying almost entirely on CGI for stuff like monsters starting with the third film.

[@cloyceshannonii3991]

I mean... popular opinion would PROBABLY say 1 and 2 are by far the weakest in general... BUT, in a 1v1 situation between book 2 and book 3, or movie 2 and movie 3, I think it's much more of a fair fight. Both 2 and 3 have fairly large future implications (which is why they are weaker... The following movies wrap themselves up more and feel like more cohesive stories, as a result) and either can be more appealing depending on your preference. The "Tom riddle" backstory actually turns out to be fire once you know more about the lore. The giant snake was creepy AF (which probably scared a lot of kids 😂) AND the movie was more of a mystery than any of the others turn out to be. Prisoner of Azkaban takes a similar approach on the "mystery" theme, but offers more of a true Sherlock Holmes like mystery, that ultimately falls short in the end... As it is a set up piece, much like AoT S2. AoT S2 was HATED by the fans for simple fact it failed to move the plot forward and only gave us more set up for future events that we had no idea of at the time. I think the series as a whole is slightly less interesting than The Hobbit, and neither come close to the long lasting appeal of Star Wars... but as a kid who grew up with these movies, I definitely enjoy a fresh take on the series every now and again! Keep it up, Pat! You'll love how it all ends 😉

[@Arctic_Stark]

I think it depends on the fan. If you are a book purist, movies 1 and 2 are the gold standard. Movie 3 is a huge departure from 2 in terms of tone. Also, the climax of movie 3 is much more emotional and not very cinematic, which is why it works much better in the book where things are better explained regarding the Marauders and their connection.

[@MrFara0]

Chamber is better than Prisoner..I've actually come across more opinions that lean more towards that..

[@Wannabe_Baby]

I also think Chamber is better than Prisoner. Prisoner gets overhyped by the fandom. Chamber nails the kind of mystery and peril from the book, without cutting much out and it's darker than the first one before we start getting TOO dark. Prisoner cuts out the important stuff about the Marauders and the climax in the Shrieking Shack is also almost comical (Sirius shows up, then Lupin shows up, then Snape shows up, then Snape gets taken out, then Pettigrew shows up, Lupin CONVENIENTLY forgets to take his potion that day, Pettigrew escapes and Snape is CONVENIENTLY unconscious for all of this). Throw in time travel and it all makes for a very acquired taste.

[@Depth217]

This is when the movies and story got real. Voldemort was every bit as terrifying as he was built up to be. I was literally saying “oh no” when he got his body back. This was also my entry into the story so I loved that it was big and epic and dark. The last book wasn’t out yet so it really left you wondering what was coming.

[@marleymarsss]

I cannot believe they cut the part with Cedric’s dad lol I’m in disbelief

[@liamr4117]

One of the fun little details I like is when Ginny says that Ron actually yelled at Fleur. Siblings don’t let you get away with anything

[@b3yourself91]

@@ShardSpyderthat was in book 6 or 7 not this one

[@TheGreater-ScopeVillain]

54:06 Funnily enough, the Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher post likely *_IS_* cursed in canon. In a flashback in the books, Tom Riddle returned some time after he graduated from Hogwarts to take the position, as it would be the perfect spot for him to launch his campaign for world domination within the very borders of his enemies. However, while the previous Headmaster had promised him the role, Dumbledore was the Headmaster when Riddle returned and he could tell that something was very off about Tom, so he denied Riddle the job. In retaliation, it is rumoured that Tom Riddle placed a curse upon the very position of DATDA teacher, making it so that no person who holds the role can keep it for more than a single academic year.

[@Arctic_Stark]

What's funny is that Dumbledore is the only one who knows this for sure because Tom interviewed with him, but he either can't or doesn't want to remove the curse. I imagine he's like "yeah it'll be fun to have a new staff member every year, let's keep it going".

[@TheJerbol]

That's kinda dumb ngl. He cursed a _faculty position_ 😂 real 'wizards used to shit themselves' energy

[@sebastianwittmeier1274]

So it is canon that there is a rumor about a curse?

[@Arctic_Stark]

Its pretty much canon that there is a curse. Dumbledore said that since he rejected Voldemort for the job, no teacher has lasted more than a year in the position. And that was decades ago at this point. @@sebastianwittmeier1274

[@spbot2]

yeah the flashback implies that he does it. but it is not clearly stated

[@Alex-mn1fb]

I love how you picked up (even by the last movie) that this specific teaching position in Hogwarts (Defense against Dark Arts) is in fact cursed. No one who becomes the teacher lasts in that position more then that particular school year. Which will become even more important in the future. Also, in a little defense of Ron, he was absolute a hole to his friends here, but remember he comes from a poor family and has 5 older brothers and a little sister who is the favorite child, so Ron is always stuck with being the last fiddle in everything (or at least he feels like it). And his best friend is practically a celebrity in the wizarding world. It not surprising then that all of Ron insecurities surface here, and he becomes jealous.

[@jaysax7381]

I think people forget when they watch these movies that these are literal kids,like of course they’re going to be hotheaded and insecure sometimes

[@TheLiamster]

15:54 Dumbledore asked “calmly”

[@mphumelelomchunu1461]

I knew I would find this comment 😂

[@piusdoe8984]

Creatively bankrupt. Make new memes

[@sheepstealinggreatgreatgrandma]

I feel between this movie and the last movie is where they really started doing Ron dirty, he's a much better character in the books. A lot of his immaturity comes from his insecurities at both being poor and being overshadowed by 5 older brothers and two high-achieving friends. The movies don't really go into it much and they start to cut out all the moments where he's brave or loyal or witty. What's left is Ron being a joke or Ron being an arsehole. In Prisoner of Azkaban in the book Ron gets detention sticking up for Hermione when Snape bullies her in class; in the film he jokes that Snape has a point. In the book Ron stands on a broken leg to tell Sirius he'll have to kill him first to get to Harry; in the film Hermione gets the line while Ron cowers in the corner.

[@tibsky1396]

The reason is screenwriter Steve Kloves. He's a big fan of Hermione, and he's taken quite a bit of the highlights from Ron to give them to either Harry, and especially Hermione. In the movies, he also reduced Hermione's flaws quite a bit in the books, notably her often limited social skills, having often been a loner before having real friends at Hogwarts, being also an only child. This is seen in the first film, but after that nothing more. It was also he who instigated the potential romantic relationship between her and Harry in the films, where in the books, it is barely mentioned at all. There has always been love tensions between her and Ron, as if they were already an old couple before their time.

[@Vesper14]

Great comment

[@silverswordsmith5424]

Yeah, it's always been disappointing to me how poorly they represent Ron in the movies.

[@sheepstealinggreatgreatgrandma]

@@tibsky1396 I saw someone say once that Ron is the only person in Hogwarts who is willing to debate Hermione, and that's why they're perfect for each other. Book Hermione is ruthless, bossy, stubborn and so impossible to argue with that she puts a lot of people off, but not Ron. The films lost what made these characters and their relationship fun, by making Ron stupid and mean, and somehow making Hermione kidnaps-and-blackmails-Rita-Skeeter-out-of-revenge Granger boring.

[@chaddon7685]

​@tibsky1396 It's always funny when I hear that. Imagine being such a big fan of a character... you completely change them. It's such an odd choice to me. But it also completely neutered many other people's favorite character in Ron. I saw the movies first. In the movies, I'm like, "why is Hermione into Ron." Reading the books, for me, it became, "why is Ron into Hermione?"

[@steph86red]

the reaction to Robert Pattinson's entrance 🔥😂

[@P-M-869]

Ron has 5 older brothers. Actually, the Twin Girls are sorted into different houses. The movie left out there was a $1,000 prize. Harry offered it to Cedric's dad who refused it. So, Harry gave it to the Twins for them to help start their joke shop, but they had to buy Ron new dress robs. Sir Richard Harris passed away, between the 2nd & 3rd movie. Of the original kids, only Tom Felton had been in movies. Emma had a crush on Tom.

[@YuukiFaith91]

Neville Longbottom's parents are alive. After the Death Eater used the Cruciatus Curse, they got mad but still alive and sent to the Saint Mungo (the wizard hospital). That's why Neville was raised by his grandmother. Fun fact: In the fifth book, Harry, Ron, and Hermione actually meet Neville's parents. In a chapter, the Golden Trio goes to Saint Mungo and meets Neville, who is visiting his parents. They see Neville interact with them and, even if his parents don't remember who he is, his mother gave to Neville some unwrapped candy's paper because, in her subconscious, she remember that his son loves candy. AND NEVILLE COLLECTED THEM LIKE THE MOST PRECIOUS GIFT EVER!!!!

[@nickpit1122]

"oh shit, the Kappa's done stepped in!" I swear, Spidey is quietly the funniest Normie 😭😭

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

Faaaaacts! I love hes getting more attention

[@edwardii3920]

Right, I was like: "Do you mean AKAs?" 😅😅

[@ramirogandolfo335]

"We've got wizard kids coming in from Africa?" Ackshually, Africa's wizard's school, Uagadou, is the largest wizard school in the world, several times over Hogwarts. Also, wizards in Africa learned how to do magic without a wand, so they are also remarkable in that way.

[@jacobrossitter5024]

JK Rowling writing one school for all of the continent of Africa seems very racist

[@Wraiven22]

@@jacobrossitter5024…are we surprised though? It’s JK Rowling we’re talking about 😂

[@ramirogandolfo335]

Theres literally one school per continent, except for europe because of obvious plot reasons, but there also an entire school for North América and an entire school for South America, there are just few schools of Magic, this is no dogwhistle Also she is so racist she Made african wizards the most powerful by default given they don't need wands to channel their Magic, yeah súper racist

[@sergkr2d2]

@@jacobrossitter5024How?

[@maelguiraud3568]

​@@Wraiven22 you're surprised about one school per continent you're a casual

[@max_2da_max336]

46:57 swear I thought it was "damn you Finnes" (Ralph Finnes, actor who portrays Voldemort) 😂

[@reflectionist]

In the books, there's a compass spell that Harry uses in the maze. He lays his hand flat with his wand on top of it and says, "Point me" and it rotates toward the Cup.

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

Correction: it actually points directly north, and Harry knows the cup lies to the northwest, so he makes his moves based on that.

[@shireenqasimm]

this is my FAVORITE book by far. the quidditch wc, hermione's spew adventures, the blast ended skrewts, the rita skeeter article mess. i hate that they didn't do the book justice

[@PeverellTheThird]

The Veela

[@jakelover1731]

Also under-using Sirius.

[@joshuabarnett88]

Beauxbatons is NOT an all girls school, neither is Durmstrang all male. The movie simple made it appear that way for some weird reason

Yeah, like didn’t Nicolas Flamel go to Beauxbatons for example ?

[@vivek27789]

​@Yes he did

[@O___________0]

57:34 In the Prisoner of Azkaban they use Lumos Maxima, Expecto Patronum, Ridikkulus, Bombarda and Expelliarmus!

[@alphabetsoup22]

I wish the movies had been able to develop Ron's character a bit better, they include certain things you can conjecture from but I think for people that didn't already read the books it can be hard to fully understand his motivations/insecurities. And they also do take away a lot of his good moments. So also the balance between his good moments and dumb/annoying moments doesn't work out quite as well.

[@spaceshiplewis]

Magic is more dangerous than it looks. You don't just wave a wand and chant gibberish. More complicated spells can backfire or go wrong. Remember that Leviosa can explode on you if done wrong (like poor Seamus). Imagine what Expelliarmus could do to you, if you don't know how to channel it. However, Expelliarmus is basically a common non lethal defense spell. Harry uses the spells he is comfortable in because they are reliable to his skill level. More advanced spells like Confringo or Sectumsempra could leave you engulfed in flame or self lacerated. Dumbledore can use nonverbal spells and also forgo the use of his wand in some circumstances as he is a master in the wizarding arts.

[@cb5056]

To answer Spidey's question there are wizarding schools in Massachusetts US, Brazil, Uganda, Romania, France, Japan, and obviously Hogwarts in the UK

[@cameron9292]

I've seen this movie about a dozen times, and I just realized the intro of the snake coming out of the skull, is meant to represent the death eater's mark. Also learned after research that the snake coming out of the mouth is meant to represent their ability to speak parseltongue. Cool detail

[@chrisantony6218]

The Parseltongue detail is really cool

[@ManicSchizophrenic]

"Applied Knowledge is power" I got chills

[@dominictalley6563]

As for why the triwizard tournament was a thing despite the danger was it was an a incident tradition that would stop every few decades due to the deaths being too gruesome until they were all ready and decided to try again the last one happened about 80-120 years prior I believe. Harry’s year there were restrictions on age to keep students safe and made it less dangerous than previous tournaments

[@Me-wk3ix]

If you read into the fandom, there are a few wizarding schools scattered about the world. One in Japan, one in Africa, one in America, one in Brazil, and then of course the two from this movie (France and Scandinavia). They actually have some different types of magic you can learn at each one.

[@sagespaceghost2413]

Living for the daily uploads for HP rn!

[@elliotblabla]

Yeah… Dumbledore, of all people, would not be interested in the Beauxbatons headmistress 😂

[@vivek27789]

He is more of a Durmstrang guy😉(Grindelwald studied at Durmstrang)

[@Serryy]

When Hagrid looked up in the first trial he was probably as concerned for the dragon as he was for Harry :D

[@leonieblake6396]

Neville's history is even more tragic than Harry's. His parents didn't just die, they were tortured to insanity to the point that they don't even remember their son anymore.

[@quxnjay]

Lol I think Malfoy was upset that the dragon missed😅

[@DalgiWon]

I can't express how excited I get when I get notified of a new video of a Harry Potter reaction lmaoooo I saw today and just screamed "LETS FUCKING GOOOOO"

[@bidishah]

Sameee

[@aeb712]

Harry Potter reactions are much more fun to watch when the people reacting haven't already seen them. The comment at 43:40 is a prime example of why. It doesn't seem like the people who actually haven't seen these movies picked up on it, but come on. You've seen the movies and read the books, why are you trying to call attention to Moody? It's much more enjoyable to watch a reaction when you just let people experience these movies for the first time, without making remarks emphasizing and pointing out things the villain is doing or saying, when the first time viewers don't know that character is a villain yet.

[@ericb9252]

There's a great deleted scene of Snape deducting points from students getting it on in emptry carriages while Igor shouts exposition

[@magnusbruxo.794]

The magic actually does tired them out a bit. It takes a lot of energy to do powerful spells so thats why later on in fights most adults don't just keep casting avada kedavra. It takes a lot of energy. So there is a sort of tier list for spells. Remember the last movie. Harry learning expeliermus took a lot out of him just to learn it.

[@IsiahBradley]

I waited all day for this!!! The conversion of the boys continues!!! THANKS for this!!! I'm here to the end!!!!

[@Seabasstard22]

6:40 they even have enchantments where the muggles have thoughts like “there’s that thing I need to do” or “did I loves the stove on?” And they turn around and leave

[@TheHalfBloodPrince]

the guy from the graveyard who's called Macnair is actually the executioner from Prisoner Of Azkaban (the one with the big scythe thingy that was gonna execute Buckbeak)

[@TheJerbol]

Of course Pat prefers 2 over 3 lmao, his mind is a mystery

[@mathmexican4234]

WELL IN THE BOOK ( i hate to be that guy) , but for the maze, Harry learned a spell to make his wand point north, and he used it to make choices which way to turn. And there wasn't a stupid dragon chase in the book.... he just did a bunch of moves to get the dragon to move away from the egg and he swooped down and snatched it, then the dragon trainers instantly swooped in. They weren't stupid lol.

[@-zerxvil-5208]

3:07 He is the gardener/grounds keeper that take care of the Riddle Manor. The house is empty and kids love to throw rock or play around trespassing there so he thinks it was those kids that lit up the room. 16:04 The reasons because the person who wrote Harry's name is 1. above the age limit 2. Wrote Harry name as a student of a "supposed 4th school". 3. The goblet can only pick 1 student off each school and since there's only Harry in that made up school, he was chosen by default. 39:25 Shhhh let the guys that hadn't watch before concuting and deducing without pointing out hints or foreshadowing 55:47 1. It's not Barty Jr. 2. Nevel's parents got tortured by cruciatus curse to a point of insanity and both became crazy in St. Mongus. 3. That's why Nevel got effected by the torture curse and not the killing curse. Because his parents is not dead.

[@meganhutcheson5867]

I always thought that the name for the school that he was written under was just another magical school and not one that was made up.

[@mrwatermelo50]

The winner of the Cup gets eternal glory Harry, after D asked him calmly "Yo, I already got that, why should I"

[@flowertales2]

rana: the tone shifts here for me pat: what? people start dying? finally? rana: (awkward laugh) no, not like that 😅

[@Dropnostop]

Not Rana and Navi acting like they’ve never seen these movies😅😅

[@ericnguyen1156]

I wished they spent more time explaining how barty crouch jr even got out of Azkaban, like they did in the book. It's such vital information

[@naeemmciver3253]

Fun Fact: Macnair (the other death eater) was the executioner who was supposed to kill Buckbeak in the 3rd movie.

[@anindamaysawa0105]

46:58 that "damn you fine" at voldemort was crraazyyyy LMAOOO

[@Darkstar72SR]

In the book, everyone believed Barty Crouch, Jr. was dead. It’s a big convoluted plot but basically his mother who was already sick and dying, visited her son in prison where they each used polyjuice potion to exchange places. Barty Crouch Sr. then took his son home at the behest of his wife. But Barty Jr. didn’t have free rein. His father used the Imperious curse to control him. He also had him hiding under an invisibility cloak. Wormtail knew all this due to another convoluted plot concerning a gossip-monger and memory charms. He told Voldemort once he found him in Albania and together freed Jr. from Sr. Then they kidnapped Moody and Jr. took his place. The End

[@acdragonrider]

25:15: I wish we’d seen her help him research spells and eventually help him learn the accio charm.

[@Seissmo]

Not y’all cutting out the Cedric scene. 😭

[@l30nard03]

Dumbledore said calmly... DID YOU PUT YOUR NAME IN GOBLET OF 🔥

[@meddios]

Yall are goated for these Harry Potter drops, thank you

[@werock2785]

The thing about the veritiserum is that it only works if the person taking it doesn't know they're taking it. I think the reason Snape just dumped the entire bottle down his mouth is because if they took their time to carefully drop a few drops than Barty Crouch Jr. would realized what he was being given and the potion would no longer work.

[@liamr4117]

Crazy to think that Henry Cavill auditioned for Cedric

[@maestrobash7822]

The word for "egg" and "dick" are the same in my language. So, when Cedric says "Take your egg and mull it over in the hot water". Well, the translation was great.

[@KelappanKing]

55:10 - Macnair was the guy who was going to execute Buckbeak in the previous movie.

[@ATinyWaffle]

I think the point of having the Patil girls in relatively basic sarees is to not take away from Hermione's big coming of age moment. When she comes down the stairs looking so beautiful for the first time in any movie so far in which we think of Hermione as embracing her beauty and feminine confidence it's a very memorable part of this movie. The audience knows Harry wanted to go with Cho and Ron secretly wanted to go with Hermione so the point of making the Patil girls' dresses more bland represents how they are both Ron and Harry's second choice they defaulted to when time was running out before the dance and most other girls already had dates.

[@MarceloSilva-kp7mc]

6:34 In reality, it's not that Muggles can't see because they don't have magic, it's that the people from the ministry of magic put a specific spell made to repell muggles around the important magical places in the world This spell makes anyone who doesn't have magic think about something else or change their objective as soon as they approach the location, in addition to, of course, not being able to see it

[@couch.patati-patata]

Godric Gryffindor put a spell on the floor of the Great Hall. The girls of Bellebottoms would spontaneously go uhhhhhh if they set foot in it and the floor would be lava for Squibs like Filch, that's why he was hopping. Gryffindor was naughty like that.

[@TheGreater-ScopeVillain]

For someone who purportedly usually supports the villains, it's surprising that Pat doesn't seem to like *_Lord frickin' VOLDEMORT,_* the main villain of the entire franchise and the greatest threat in Harry Potter history. As one of the top Dark Lords in pop culture - right up there alongside Darth Vader, Sauron, and Emperor Palpatine himself - I'm surprised that Lord Voldemort isn't receiving support from Pat.

[@acdragonrider]

42:18: I’d want a pensive too. It’s the one thing I’d want from the magical world if I could. I could store all my memories in there especially my happy ones and revisit them. I feel it could also help people with dementia perhaps?

[@In-The-Zone]

Pat is right, with the exception of one 3min scene in the next movie no one uses magic to its fullest in the Harry Potter series.

[@TheJerbol]

The problem is that they use soft magic but pretend it's hard magic. They learn all of these spells but for 90% of the magic use they just point their wand and blast someone or the plot revolves around a magical mcguffin

[@ComicCrossing]

@@TheJerbol In the books they use more of a variety. I will never understand why they dont go all out with the spells. Even in the Fantastic Beasts prequels it all just ends up being like they are shooting magic guns at eachother

[@TheJerbol]

@@ComicCrossing For real. I'm sure a lot of it comes down to appeal to audiences. That being said, I don't think Dumbledore actually says a spell the entire movie series

[@GmmBeast]

​@@TheJerbolActually he cast Arresto Momentum in the third movie.

[@G1NZOU]

6:08 For the benefit of Pat, Navi and Rana might have already explained more off camera, but the Quiddich World Cup statium in the books is described as being in the middle of Dartmoor, taking a year for the Ministry of Magic to build, and having a bunch of charms to make it invisible to Muggles from a distance, as well as other charms that make Muggles suddenly remember important appointments or believe they want to walk a different direction so they never end up walking up to it. Similar charms exist around Hogwarts and also the Leaky Cauldron in London, being ignored by Muggles despite it being in plain view of the street.

[@ohtrueyeahnah]

Barty Crouch Jr on some psycho ting showing Neville the exact same way he tortured his parents so much they went insane.

[@IAmInfinitus208]

"Did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire?" Dumbledore said... *CALMLY* . -from the book Seriously, for an all-knowing wizard it was pretty stupid on the film department to tense that up for dramas sake and making it feel *VERY* out of character for him to angrily assume Harry could do such a thing! Sure one could interpret that as fearing for ones safety considering Harry and Dumbledore's close mentor relationship for only 3 years but it still comes off as very forced and not needed for tension.

[@fcastrotero]

6:20 according to Rowling, there are 11 schools of magic around the world, but only 8 of them have been mentioned: - Hogwarts, in the UK - Beauxbatons, in France - Durmstrang, in Scandinavia - Ilvermorny, in Massachussets, North America - Castelobruxo, in Brasil, South America - Ouagadougo, in Africa - Mahoutokoro, in Japan - Koldovstoretz, in Russia Each one of them have their own particular way of teaching their students. For example, in Ouagadougo, students are teached about wandless magic from a very young age, and to become animagi. In Mahoutokoro, students start their learning when they are seven, rather than nine. And in Koldovstoretz, students play Quidditch not in brooms, but actual trees plucked right out of the ground

[@at_oussama]

Africa is a continent lmao

[@ComicCrossing]

@@at_oussama So? Its probably just a massive one that takes people from all over the continent. Its somewhere in Uganda to be precise. The real funny thing is so many being grouped in Europe while North America, South America and Africa only get one. They must just be a lot bigger than Hogwarts or Durmstrang.

[@ComicCrossing]

So there definitely has to be one in China. I wonder where the final 2 would be. Probably one in the Middle East and maybe one in the Pacific Islands?

[@rgractor]

Pat thinks Defense Against the Dark Arts teachers are all evil, he’s already completely forgotten about Lupin, who is one of the best and most courageous people in the whole story.

[@MFBloosh]

I still find it hilarious that Moaning Myrtle's actress was in her mid 30s when they were filming these movies.

[@TriStain69]

There's an amazing parody musical trilogy made by Starkid called 'A Very Potter Musical' and it'd be super cool to see you guys react to that after this. It was originally a college theatre production that grew SUPER successful after they posted the full thing onto KZbin. It also prominently features Darren Criss, who's famous for being in Glee afterwards

[@tristanjones7682]

The best part of the movie for me was when harry finally encounters voldemort who by the way was played by ralph fiennes!

[@jashodharachandra1573]

6:47 FUN FACT: Uagadou School of Magic located in Uganda within the African continent is considered to be “The largest of all wizarding schools”. 9:37 Beauxbatons Academy of Magic & Durmstrang Institute are NOT all girls or all boys school. They're coed actually just like Hogwarts.

[@Money3O5]

Spidey was having a field day with the Edward Cullen and Batman jokes 😂😂😂

[@magnusbruxo.794]

The beginning of how dark Harry Potter could go. I remember reading the book when I was younger and was so shocked they killed a student. Things got very real just like in real life.

[@zaftra]

their outfits was so simple since herminoe is suposed to be belle of the ball.

[@EllioColeman]

Spidey's reaction at 26:25 took me out!!! He looked like he wanted to bounce out of there, hilarious

[@basicsam9187]

I went to the Harry potter studio tour in London and they have the voldemort baby. And he moves.

[@devgoyal7100]

I think it's mentioned in the books why the Defence against the Dark Arts teacher are all dead or they leave every year there's a reason behind it

[@b3yourself91]

Yes, it’s believe that Voldemort cursed the Job when Dumbledore didn’t accept the job