Top 10 Hidden Details in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

[@WatchMojo]

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[@jsutton0010]

Sorcerer's Stone only in the US, the right title is The Philosopher's Stone.

[@queentron17]

That was cute

[@petermiller4953]

Stop forcing the Rube Goldberg Device crap down our throats! We get it, you made an interesting gadget. Good for you

[@nic3525]

@@jsutton0010 I agree a British film and deserves to be called the proper name

[@themaskedaristocrat]

@@jsutton0010 do you know why they even changed it at all I never understood it

[@saurabhbhushan1714]

Dumbledore: "Nice scarf you have there, Harry! 50 points to Gryffindor"

[@jthopkins2544]

Like where did the points go after chamber of secrets?

[@dawheel7841]

Bad impression 7 points from gryffindor

[@yes09-x2g]

Example has been giving

[@leroytrinidad6388]

Basically!

[@chillmushroom6016]

Slythering should of won but Dumbledore was like nah griffindor are always the winner

[@DemitriBrownComedy]

Neville's rememberal was sent to him by his gran, and it ends up saving his life. Had he not remember to get his robe, it would have never caught on to the knights sword, then the torch post and his fall wouldn't have been broken. He ended up with a broken arm instead of a splat.

[@williamthompson1109]

Wrist, but yeah. It most likely saved his life

[@ericsjogren6601]

yes that is the movie. You should keep the book as canon and movie as fillers... :)

[@marckempe2143]

There’s also the fact that if Neville hadn’t dropped the remembral, Malfoy wouldn’t have picked it up, flown and thrown it, Harry wouldn’t have followed and caught it, and Mcgonogall wouldn’t have seen his talent, and quidditch.

[@cplmoai]

ok i dont think he would die from it (unless hermione comes in to save the day) but yeah i get the point

[@Fl0k5ser]

Man, do I miss the Harry Potter series so much 😭😭 A very good start and a perfect ending.....

[@MissMultiConsole]

you could always rewatch it!

[@joshuasalmons5999]

Yeah it’s on HBO Max right now and been showing marathons on certain tv channels

[@babyfaceaviator7862]

Now it's just JK Rowling trying to make it relevant by saying said character was gay all along, and millenials be like "mindblown"

[@OkieAllDay]

Minus the epilogue scene. That thing sucked (in the book and the movie)

[@Somebody67210]

@@OkieAllDay Why? Its a Great Ending. Or you maybe a 'Shipper'

[@fu-fucuddlypoops6583]

You never see Harry cast a single spell throughout The Sorcerer’s Stone. Not one time does he successfully use his wand.

[@Thepopcornator]

Yup-and yet they still came up with an original speech from Hermione about how he’s a great wizard. XD

[@timpolchow8395]

@@Thepopcornator Which makes sense, she was in class with him daily for almost a year. The fact that she is considered the best student of her year by staff and fellow students alike, her opinion on his abilities lends the credence needed for it to be true.

[@goldenshadowproductions]

Holy... I never actually noticed that. That's friggin hilarious actually. But it also lends credence to the theme that Neville really follows where "You don't have to be good at magic to be a great wizard." He did pull a certain sword out of the hat after all, and we all know what dumbledore said about how special you have to be to pull the sword out of the hat

[@HanginWitLucid]

This is true, but he was still successful at using magic regardless of using a wand whether intentional or unintentional. It takes skill to cast spells without a wand as well.

[@chewedon]

If he didn't cast a single spell, then how did the snake escape the glass aquarium?

[@Drizzlla]

Also you might of missed in the potions class scene, everything snape is saying before he calls out Harry for not paying attention, Harry was actually writing down all that snape was saying on the book.

[@tyn5802]

I know! That gets me every time. It's like oh well I guess note writing is forbidden in that class lol.

[@Drizzlla]

@@tyn5802 Yeah it's defo easy to miss the first few times you watch it. Maybe Snape was mearly just letting Harry know he'll always be watching over him....but in a Snape kinda way 😅

[@bloodwolfgaming9269]

I love the little deleted scene for that moment that explains the reason why Snape took away points from Griffindor. In the movie, it looks like he takes points away from Griffindor because Harry couldn't answer his questions. But in the scene when Snape said "Clearly fame isn't everything is it, Mr. Potter?", Harry replied with "Clearly Hermione knows the answer, seems a shame not to ask her." which resulted in Snape taking points from Griffindor because Harry got smart with him.

[@geraldgrenier8132]

The reason Neville didn't get into trouble for not having his robes at breakfast, is even at boarding schoolmyour only required to wear your uniform during the school day, and breakfast is before then. At my boarding school it was pretty common to wear somthing diffrent as an outer layer to breakfast, Especial amount the more clumsy-prone to avoid getting into trouble for wear a dirty uniform when the school day did begin

[@54raynor]

I'd say that #8 gives the exact opposite message: Harry's communication with the snake and his subsequent escape (without actually hurting anyone) tells us that not all slytherins are bad.

[@bloodwolfgaming9269]

Something that is confirmed later on in the series when it was revealed that Snape actually had a strong feelings towards Harry's mother and ended up being a secret double agent for Dumbledor in an attempt to stop Voldemort. So in the end, he wasn't actually all that bad. Heck, if you look closely when he "battled" McGonagall, he never actually fired a spell at her and when she fired her spells at him, he actually deflected them so they ended up taking out the two Death Eaters that were standing at the ready behind him.

[@EditorOfSL]

Professors Slughorn and Snape are basic proof of that! 🤦‍♀️

[@imnotadogbutihaveflower-ph6309]

And that people are scared of slytherins even though they aren’t all bad

[@klaraleblochova]

But Harry is not a Slytherin..

[@kylestandafer9809]

Can we talk about how clever Snape’s message is in #2? At the time of this movie, the books had not been finished and no one but Rowling knew about Snape’s feelings for Lily until she told Rickman while filming, allowing him to fully understand his characters motives. So I am assuming Rowling wrote the line and only Rickman knew it’s hidden meaning while everyone else on set (and the audience) had no idea. I continue to be absolute blown away at the planning/foreshadowing Rowling was able to achieve for this series with things such as this.

[@Compucles]

In the book, Ron's chess sacrifice was even more dangerous, as he got directly clubbed on his head.

[@SirGlacius1]

12:40 Here he received a boulder to his face tho...

[@a-man3179]

@@SirGlacius1 Well which is worse; getting clubbed by a giant or a stone falling on your face from a short way up?

[@TheBoyBanditKing1911]

@@a-man3179 for me the stone sounds worse

[@imnotadogbutihaveflower-ph6309]

@@TheBoyBanditKing1911 it did cut his eye

[@EditorOfSL]

Despite being all in Gryffindor, Harry, Ron and Hermione display traits of other Houses too. We already know Harry would have done well in Slytherin, owing to having some of Voldermort’s soul inside him. Ron is loyal, even when he and Harry fall out, he always comes back to Harry’s side in the end, so he’d be great in Hufflepuff. And Hermione is highly logical, so she’d fit into Ravenclaw. I’m pretty sure this is something else JK Rowling did on purpose.

[@BastiatC]

I really don't think Ron is a Hufflepuff, Hufflepuffs are supposed to be dedicated, patient, loyal and hard-working. He isn't very loyal. He's the only one of the Trio to walk out on the others, both on GoF and DH, and he's not particularly dedicated, patient or hard working either. In fact he's rather impulsive. Ron is fully a Gryffindor, particularly showing courage and nerve. While he may have left his friends at times they needed him, it was because of jealously, never fear, even though he was quite rightly afraid.

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

I always liked how after Ron is KOed in the chess game, Hermione starts to move to check on him, but Harry says "Don't move! Remember, we're still playing." It not only shows Hermione's compassion for Ron but also how Harry can keep focused on the goal at hand.

[@williamthompson1109]

Well of the three, he's already experienced horrifying situations, so he did have a little experience already. That or he's just a natural in keeping his head in dangerous situations

[@bloodwolfgaming9269]

They actually changed the scene up slightly in the book. Instead of the queen spearing the horse Ron was riding, she clubbed him over the head and completely knocked him out, discarding him on the side of the board. And Hermione responded by screaming for Ron but "didn't move from her spot". The bit where Harry had to tell her not to move because they were still technically in play was a detail added in the movie.

[@salem-01]

I was feeling really nostalgic and old today, and I just wanted to be a kid again. I remember I used to watch these Harry Potter videos all the time, I feel better after watching this. Thanks

[@zbutler3111]

We played the soundtrack in middle school band. I watched the first movie recently and I could not stop smiling lol nostalgia is a weird thing

[@salem-01]

@@zbutler3111 I know, sometimes it makes me wanna cry and sometimes it makes me feel really happy

[@connorsims8253]

I'm 28 years old. When I was younger, my mother read this book series to me, the day of the first showing my mother took me out of school mid-day to see it. Such a good memory. I've got the musical score stuck in my head

[@TheColdestWater]

Who would've thought that this film series could be more epic than it already is! 😍😍😍

[@StormRoxas]

Makes rewatching even better !

[@shashankchiripal5451]

This film series got the box office because of the book lovers who wanted to see a measly percentage of the imagination inspired by Rowling, live action on the screen, but were disappointed 8 times over a decade and a half.

[@ericsjogren6601]

I hope you dont mean the fourth movie 🙆‍♂️

[@robertgray6490]

@@shashankchiripal5451 The first 2 movies were okay but 3 -7 suck like hell

[@hugolarsson7360]

The film series is horrible compared to the books which they were based on

[@tyn5802]

Dumbledore: "Ah I'm afraid there are ways he can come back" He's referring to Horcruxes and we didn't know it yet.

[@Compucles]

Not necessarily, as even Dumbledore wasn't sure Voldemort had used Horcruxes until the end of "Chamber of Secrets." Besides, that quote is actually referring to a way to return to a proper body.

[@williamthompson1109]

@@Compucles true, but in the books, he said his suspicions were confirmed in second year. It's very possible he was researching it ever since his "defeat", since he never believed he was gone

[@hitotsudaketsukinoko]

Well, yeah. That how a series work: things are set up and revealed as the author allows.

[@vishalnagv]

@@Compucles yes. In half blood prince he says "This is beyond what i had imagined"

[@hugolarsson7360]

@@vishalnagv that’s the films, not canon

[@MonkeyDude1999]

When the golden trio went to explore the castle late at night and malfoy ratted them out they lost 50 points EACH. Malfoy only got detention. Dumbledore gives those points back to them at the end (the only real bonus points are 10 for harry and 10 for Neville, the other points were just the ones they lost because of malfoy anyways…) They deserved to win. It’s not that Dumbledore just gave them random points for doing nothing!

[@tjjohnson1675]

I met Bonnie Wright at dragoncon last Sunday she complimented my winter soldier costume Only reason I went to her booth was for a selfie because my friend is a huge fan of her still she has a nice accent

[@thegourd7285]

Lol

[@tjjohnson1675]

@@thegourd7285 I only saw 1 Harry Potter movie the first I vaguely remember any of the scenes 😂😂😂😂

[@thegourd7285]

@@tjjohnson1675 she only appears in one scene in the movie the train

[@kitchenscissors9205]

@@tjjohnson1675 you should watch the rest! It’s kind of cool when you see people you’ve met in movies or music videos.

[@cringer8107]

only reason i would go to her booth is to lowkey hit on her

[@victoralm8736]

Also, in the scene when Harry’s scare hurts you clearly could see Snape take notice and then looking at Quirell suspectly.

[@BatmanPops]

Man I remember when this was just coming out back in 2001, I was 13 years old at the time watching these 2 kids on the news at the movie theater all dressed up on the opening day of the film, I was in Orlando FL on vacation myself at the time LOL good memory though 🧑🏻‍🏫👨🏼‍🏫

[@jamesmnaylor]

Thank you for doing the top 10 hidden details of Harry Potter and THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE!

[@stevenjohnson6962]

Last time I watched this movie I noticed that Hagrid is sitting on his porch playing an instrument, he's playing the main theme for Harry potter. It's the scene where they ask him where he got the dragon egg.

[@lemanruss22]

For some reason it's always annoyed me that it is called sorcerers stone in the US.

[@Fl0k5ser]

According to J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros, the title was changed because the publishers were concerned that most American readers would not be familiar enough with the term "Philosopher's Stone". So in this case, the title changing didn't just happened to the movie, but it happened to the book too

[@bn-tc2tk]

@@Fl0k5ser and they were absolutely right. I wasn’t aware of the concept of a philosophers stone until the first Fullmetal Alchemist anime came out

[@stevencolon1723]

@@bn-tc2tk as opposed to all of us alreadt knowing what the Sorcerer's Stone was... man that was a dumb change.

[@deedubya286]

For years I had assumed that it had something to do with a copyright issue in the US.

[@stevenbass732]

The truth is, Americans look at the word "Philosopher" and see "boring and not very interesting".

[@autumbreeze1129]

"A snake tormented by Dudley" Annoyed is more appropriate, I think. Tormented is too extreme to describe that scene. Heck, the snake didn't even react. If it felt Tormented, it would've at least flinched or something

[@ericsjogren6601]

Its diffent with the book and movie :)

[@EditorOfSL]

I think Vernon was more tormented by Dudley in that scene! 😂

[@盧璘壽로인수]

1. I think the script for the Golden Snitch scene told for Wood's actor ro look wildly around like an idiot, while Daniel Radcliffe was guided with a sequence, and wherever his gaze landed was the template for the SFX team to CG the Golden Snitch in 2. regarding Wizard's Chess, in the book Ron started teaching Harry prior to Christmas season

[@Fl0k5ser]

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[@ThomasMHead]

With their Rube Goldberg machine plugged 3 times (minimum) per video, and even double-inserted in the description.

[@gaffneyrailroading1982]

Since they said the name "Rube Goldberg" three times, I almost expected him to jump out of my computer and try to scare off my neighbors.

[@Dhanushh]

Harry locking his eyes on Golden snitch while Oliver looking for it - is an amazing detail I failed to notice.

[@xhoudaciti4231]

I always just click like. Y'all are so amazing at what you all do. These videos are always a comfort to me. Rebecca, Phoebe, and the new narrators are such professionals.

[@Makman1994]

Can't wait to see Chamber of Secrets get videos like this next year for the 20th anniversary of that film (My favorite Harry Potter film:))

[@James-gj8rn]

Theres far more hidden details in the books i just had an audible trial recently and i used it to buy all the Harry Potter Stephen Fry audiobooks and I’m noticing far more details in The Philosophers Stone book already 😊

[@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796]

The audiobooks are delightful! One of my sons has a learning disability that makes it difficult to read easily for pleasure. It was a treat to come upstairs and hear Stephen Fry’s narration emerging from one bedroom, and I’d stop to listen though I’d already read the book more than once!

[@JamesDavy2009]

@@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796 The book actually showcased what could have been the world's shortest game of Quidditch (Gryffindor vs Hufflepuff) stated to have lasted only five minutes.

[@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796]

@@JamesDavy2009 Oh, that’s right! I do love all the books, though. Goblet of Fire came out just before a family road trip, and I read aloud all but the last few pages. My husband, driving, was amazingly tolerant of my doing all the voices, including the house elves’.

[@JamesDavy2009]

@@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796 That would've been a fun experience.

[@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796]

It WAS fun! (“Winky is not conjuring the Dark Mark, sir! Winky is not knowing how!”)

[@HanginWitLucid]

Yes I’m 30, yes I love the Harry Potter book and films series. Yes I’m a Gryffindor. Will I still be a Potter Head in my 80s…..ALWAYS!!!

[@Dim4323]

And now for the UK people The phloshipher's stone

[@cappyjones]

Did you mean "philosopher" or do you spell that differently across the pond too? 🤔

[@jsutton0010]

Australia as well.

[@MichaelMyers66793]

It’s philosopher for every country except America

[@charliemcdonald4278]

@@MichaelMyers66793 America just has to be special, once again because they have no culture so they change everything to be different

[@MichaelMyers66793]

@@charliemcdonald4278 yeah

[@obitophantomhive3853]

I can’t be the only UK person that heard “sorcerers stone” and thought it sounded weird as I’m used to “Philosophers stone”

[@LiveDonkeyDeadLion]

The biggest hidden detail is the lack of faith Warner brothers had in Americans understanding what a philosopher is

[@goldenshadowproductions]

Honestly, it's the other way around for me when I watched the interviews and heard the British actors refer to it as the Philosophers Stone XD

[@magicamadeye]

@@LiveDonkeyDeadLion like literally...DnD had been out for what 20ish years by that point? Most people knew either what a philosopher was or what the philosophers stone was thanks to everyone having that ONE friend

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

Totally understandable!

[@Compucles]

@@LiveDonkeyDeadLion Actually, it was Scholastic that made the change. You can't fault Warner Brothers for merely keeping the American book title for the movie.

[@millmr20]

I’m pretty sure the quidditch plaque name is just Professor McGonagalls and not a relative because in real life sports they usually put the coaches name on the award for winning say a division. The head of house are the closest things to a coach in the wizard world.

[@bn-tc2tk]

That actually makes a ton of sense. On James plaque it has his position and on the other it just has a year.

[@megankcolivia]

It should be because she was still a teacher in the fantastic beasts movies and those took place in 1926. Also her first name is Minerva, So M.G. McGonagall

[@maryjutba7440]

Actually it was really Minerva McGonagall badge since she was a sekeer and quidditch captain.

[@pepito2847]

As a person who is a Harry Potter beginner Seeing the locations I saw at Universal Studios in a movie for the first time was pretty cool

[@rmannayr2129]

HAPPY 20 YEARS!

[@gamerbob2007]

They really don't want you to forget about that rube Goldberg link

[@LadyCrazycat]

Never noticed Grint gets cut durring the chess scene. Tough kid.

[@bloodwolfgaming9269]

I had to go back and rewatch that scene and he does. When he falls to the floor, he gets hit with some debris and you see him flinch slightly as it hits him in the face and cuts him under the eye.

[@MILESTONENORTH]

Rest in piece Micheal Gambon.

[@DeathlyHurtt]

It's crazy how Ron was so good at chess but never a good strategist in real life

[@enotixmedia]

I love your videos!! They are amazing.

[@enotixmedia]

keep it up

[@trailerfield]

In Germany we call this 5 Minuten Harry Podcast

[@vellarx1993]

wollte ich auch gerade schreiben

[@pokefan366]

At 2:14 you can also see R.J.H King next to James Potter in 1969.

[@patrickstar1164]

Also notice that Dudley and Vernon both hit the glass twice to make us know that there's a big glass there. If it was clearly visible, the effect of Dudley discovering there's a glass after he fell would have not been too strong. This way, the directors indirectly made us understand that there's almost an invisible glass there. And the chapter is called "the Vanishing Glass" too. It's a small detail, but I love how the directors bothered to inform in such hidden manner. And this helps us to almost feel like there's no glass between Harry and the snake. It's kinda a way to show how close is Harry to snakes. Even when the snake came down, he was a bit afraid, but he had a nice little chat too. And ofc this is a (spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler alert) reference to the horcrux things in the future. I love that storytelling was build with small details instead of shoving words into our faces. Another detail I love to notice is when the Dursley family is eating, there's always 3 plates and 3 cups. Poor Harry didn't even get a cup of juice.

[@grec.]

9:28 and 9:35 Not only the Lily coded potion; but also he foreshadowed Liquid Luck and the potion he used to "put a stopper on death" for Dumbledore.

[@mysteriousbaloney622]

I still dont get how Ron isn't intelligent in so many other things but his very smart in playing chess

[@unknownlight390]

I might of checked out the rube goldberg machine if it wasn't thrown in my face so many times.

[@nicolesmith2297]

Jokes on them I already watched it

[@vermontvampyre]

Yep I'm in the same boat. They can take the machine and shove it where the sun don't shine for all I care lol.

[@bipedpizza558]

I find it funny that in America it's called the sorcerer's stone because they didn't think Americans would be intelligent enough to understand what philosopher's stone here in the UK

[@vermontvampyre]

@You're Gonna Hate This Sorcerer is another word for "Wizard". So basically its a stone that was made by/belongs to a male Wizard. Duh. Consider, if you will, the age group these books are made for. In America you don't even learn about anything that could be related to Alchemy (which is where the term "Philosopher's Stone comes from) until at LEAST Middle school but most likely highschool when we actually start learning about world history and not just American history. The books are targeted for children in the grades of 3-5...way before we learn anything about alchemy or philosophy. However British children probably focus on their OWN history at that point in their schooling. Since they have a longer history and the practice of Alchemy was a thing in Britain in the 8th century they are introduced to the terms at an earlier age. So Americans aren't STUPID. We just have different early history classes to the rest of the world and thus learn about things at different ages to the rest of the world. While the Brits are focused on War of Roses, Black Death, etc us Americans are learning about Natives, Pilgrims, Slavery, Revolution, etc Very much different there you see ;P

[@truebodi4493]

@@vermontvampyre Where was it produced in then? America Or Britain, so don't try using these irrelevant facts when the majority of the harry potter cast is British. If you don't like it that's just tough, and everybody knows which one sounds better out of both of these words Philosopher or Sorcerer.

[@SnowWolf90]

I was actually thinking about that spell for Ron's rat a few days ago

[@uziah1113]

Theory: The mirror held the stone within, and it would only give it to those who knew of the stone but did not desire it. So anyone else who would have seen the mirror after knowing of the stone would see the stone but not receive it.

[@bruhthebruh813]

Dumbeldore: nice air particles u got there 10000000000 POINTS TO GRYFFINDOR

[@FunnyCatVideos2118]

This is exactly what I needed tonight 😌

[@dot3889]

Snake being troubled by dudley wearing a red sweater ( red is gryffindor's colour )

[@codsocrazy]

I noticed the children in green and made that connection myself. Glad I was right about something like that for once.

[@LadyKattrina84]

The award for special services is also a reference to books, where Ron has to clean the award over and over when he was in detention.

[@maytalacedo2942]

The 1st 🎥 was impressive.

[@nickt463]

Bought Harry Potter collection on Amazon about a month ago. Now every where i go I get video recommendations or advertisements for Harry Potter lmao

[@PsPmoddedOUT]

If you watch closely you can see Ron is hit with some flying debris that cuts his face after he falls from the horse

[@vishalnagv]

The one about McGonagall is wrong. McGonagall was still a professor at Hogwarts when James Potter joined the school (Snape's memories)

[@Epic_the_musical_hermes]

Every part of the trial to the stone is a thing that the trio is good at harry=getting the key qutich hermine=the vines ron=chess

[@TrueCrimeQueen]

I love your videos!! They are amazing. Stay safe out there everyone 🍒💖

[@hananead1653]

OMG time goes fast .. I miss my childhood

[@schlamuffenimperator9460]

Not certain if the mirror is an easter egg, as the message was also in the book.

[@KarmaKunzaaa]

Warner Bros sure sponsored this video

[@raghavparanjpe9556]

Nice ones.... Although being hardcore fan I noticed all those

[@ashleydowney1222]

I think it's interesting that Dancing With The Stars dancers Mark Ballas, Derek and Julianne Hough were extras who you can actually in the first Harry Potter films.

[@PonyPlays2014]

Love how I know most of them because of Coldmirror's Harry Podcast

[@ThaleiaFantasy]

The snake scene actually foreshadows the prejudice against Slytherins as all evil. It turns out to actually be relatively friendly, but still scares everyone. The way both Snape and Draco are proven to be decent humans in the end, despite coming off as classic bad guys initially.

[@sagarsrivarma1913]

How many times you had to say that this video is sponsored by warner bros.

[@jaydenblack6085]

Dumbledore just gave 50 points to Ron for playing chess

[@TheSykobanana]

Philosophers Stone - Why arent you using the original title?

[@bloodwolfgaming9269]

It's called Sorcerer's Stone in the US...which I am pretty sure WatchMojo is based out of the US (thought I could be wrong there)

[@Chefrats0978]

Love the video

[@AwesomeMusicLady]

Lucky Hermione pays attention in herbology That line was gold

[@mosu101lastname2]

how is it that Voldermort trusts Snape, when in the First Movie Voldermort (and Proferssor Quirell) were aware that Snape was working against him

[@wildsumo22]

IT IS THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE YOU BELLENDS

[@blakethegreatone2058]

Pretty sure the mcgonagall was the recipient of that award herself.

[@kate1812]

Do one from each Harry Potter movie

[@johncontralis4658]

I wonder if they are going to do this for the entire series! And I got one Tom Riddle enchanted himself into already made horcruxes including the horcruxes of the main heads of the houses of Hogwarts except for one which was Gryffindor which was hidden inside the sorting hat!

[@hansrojas9487]

Why he didn't horcruxified the hat? The hat also belonged to Gryffindor.

[@Hannahbeanzcantotallymakeup]

Also when ron falls of the horse in the chess seen you can see his face test hit by a price of rubble that actually ingered him.

[@5FtOfRage]

I'm actually watching Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone right now

[@alicewilloughby4318]

7:32 - In the book, the mirror showed Harry all his family (minus the Dursleys.) Grandparents, aunts & uncles... etc.

[@M3lodyka]

Am I the only one who doesn't remember Hagrid and Harry walking around London? I thought they went to the Leaky Cauldron while in Diagon Alley?

[@adamalucard4655]

Actually I noticed Wood was looking at nowhere the first time I saw the movie and considered the idea that they were trying to show Wood losing track of the snitch. But actually I don't think that's a very good idea. See it's very natural for us to lose track of something that is as small and flies as fast as a mosquito, but the snitch is much bigger and stand out with its golden appearance, and it didn't move that much in the shot. This does not make Harry born to be a seeker, it just makes Wood plain stupid. Would you lose track if a golf ball was flying around you about 1 or 2 feet away?

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

Micheal Gambon was good as Dumbledore, but Richard Harris was GREAT!

[@Elizabeththegreatest]

Too bad death intervened!

[@martykuypers8608]

The draft of living death kills not a sleeping draft the ingredients aren't the same as what Snape asked. We can see the real ingredients in the year Slughorn took over the post of poition master and the first assignment of advanced poitions was to make a successful draft of living death where Slughorn says a drop would kill us all.

[@PatriickIre]

Did yall know this video was brought to us by warner bros? Watchmojo thinks we will forget so has to mention it 3 times just to be sure we know it was brought to us by warner bros lol

[@saulbarrera6179]

Tom riddle is just like orochimaru since they want to become immortal

[@Daniel-nn8mr]

Americans are weird changing it from the philosopher's stone to the sorcerer's stone. Hate it when they change titles for movies.

[@luisaokun]

I pay KZbin premium to not have ads and you throw WBs sponsorship three times in the video. Seriously?

[@shellic9566]

am i the only one who thinks that Sorcerer's Stone Voldy is much more terrifing then what he would become?

[@rmannayr2129]

50 POINTS TO GRYFFINDOR!

[@kayleebishton2175]

Fun fact- they didn't even need to stop quirrel from getting the stone as Dumbledore says later on in the movie "Only a person who wanted to FIND the stone not USE it would be able to get it" So if Harry Ron and Hermione had stayed in bed that night none of them would have to put themselves in danger and Voldemort would never have gotten the stone anyway

[@madmarilyn]

Don't forget that this video is brought to you by Warner brothers.

[@colleenherrera]

I think this is the watchmojo lady that interviewed tom holland. I saw the clip and now I can hear her.

[@malij1055]

is it just me or is it weird to call it the sorcerers stone

[@templeknight9338]

Wow some of these I actually didn't know, which is honestly a shocker for me who has seen this movie at least 100 times

[@jayjay4spurs]

FYI its Philosopher's Stone not Sorcerer's Stone

[@debjitbera7425]

The only hidden detail of Harry potter can be seen is in the latest episode of what if? That is episode 5🤣🤣🤣

[@nicholasfruin1]

Malfoy mentioning that werewolves could be in the Forbidden Forest foreshadowing Lupin as a werewolf running around the forest in Prisoner of Azkaban.