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Is it Sorcerer's or Philosopher's?  Either way, we had SO much fun watching this movie, we might have laugher more than Mean Girls and that's saying something...

Also, our full reaction to Narnia is not finished processing yet, but will be out tomorrow!

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Sofía Reyes

Yeeessss!! I was waiting for this for so long! Let's goooo

Brandy

Yes, so excited! Please tell me you're going to be reacting to all 8 movies?!

Michael

Omg yes!!! Welcome to the start of a wonderful journey! The book was Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone as was the film here in the UK. For some reason execs decided kids wouldn't understand what a philosopher was and changed it to sorcerer. Which doesn't make a whole lot of sense because they're all sorcerers it's about frigging wizards!😅

Liam

amazing idea! cant wait to watch these with you

Nicola Rush

For some reason at 2:04:17 the image freezes but the sound keeps playing?

Sofía Reyes

This is so sad. The best part was left out :((

thorreacts

Sorry about that, I didn't check the video until the end, I am working on a new version right now!

Nicola Rush

Ok then no worries thanks :)

thorreacts

Ok I just fixed the video with a new link you should be good to watch the whole thing!

Sofía Reyes

Yes!! It's working perfectly. Thanks a lot <3

Sofía Reyes

I'm so glad that you react to this movie. It's always so good introduce this world to somebody who doesn't know about it. Love both of your reactions and I'm so happy to watch you loving and appreciating this special and awesome magic world. I can't wait for the next one!!

Nicola Rush

Just watched it all now and is working perfectly! Thank you very much! :)

Raven Dark

Just starting this reaction, and I think it's really interesting that your girlfriend (sorry, I can't quite catch her name) said that owls show up when there is death. Because wouldn't be inaccurate for an owl is there that night if its presence is tied to a death. In the timeline at the start, this is right after Harry Potter's parents died. I don't think that's a spoiler, because while that aspect of the timeline is more easily understood in the book, it's not really explained in more detail in any of the movies that, specifically when Dumbledore, McGonnrgal, and Hagrid show up, it's shortly after the Potters were killed. In that part of the story, the owl isn't there to deliver a letter, and while on the part of the writers, it's is there to foreshadow the appearance of owls later, it's interesting if, in-universe, it's there at the start because the Potters are dead. Yes, I think lots of thoughts. LOL

Tyler ✨

I love Harry Potter because, as many times as I've seen it, I'm always learning and picking up on new things. Take the scene with Neville and the Rememberall, for example. Although he has trouble recalling what exactly it is he’s forgotten, the filmmakers indicate that Neville has not remembered to wear his robe by showing him surrounded by other students wearing theirs, while he is not. I always just thought we were never supposed to know what he was forgetting. When the answer was blatantly obvious the entire time. 🤣

Peppermint

Love your reaction, and I looove when she joins. Your chemistry is so adorable. I’m so glad you guys had fun!

Heida

The houses and what they represent: Gryffindor - Bravery, chivalry, honor, helping others, determination, recklessness, self-righteousness, short tempered and a desire to always be the hero. Someone who likes to stand up for the little guy, challenges authority and has a tendency to act first & think later. Hufflepuff - Hard work, patience, loyalty, modesty dedication, kindness and fairness. Someone who has a strong moral compass, is usually accepting of everyone and rarely starts arguments. (I am a proud Hufflepuff). Ravenclaw - Intelligence, wisdom, knowledge, creativity, originality and wit. Someone who is academically motivated, logical, curious, eccentric, and accepting of people & things that others would consider 'weird'. Slytherin - Ambition, cleverness, cunningness, resourcefulness, pride and self-preservation. Someone who is always one step ahead, has a dark sense of humour, thinks reputation is important, doesn’t let anyone see their soft side and is possibly destined for greatness. While it is true that a lot of dark witches and wizards have been in Slytherin, not all of them are bad. I suggest taking the Sorting Hat Quiz on wizardingworld.com (formerly Pottermore). Chris Columbus wanted Daniel Radcliffe for the role of Harry since he saw him in BBC's production of David Copperfield, which he starred in with some of his future co-stars in Harry Potter, like Dame Maggie Smith (McGonagall) and Zoë Wanamaker (Madame Hooch). J.K. Rowling approved and said they couldn't have found a better Harry. William Moseley, who was later cast as Peter Pevensie in The Chronicles of Narnia series, also auditioned for the role. Having seen an ad for open casting, Rupert Grint sent in a video of himself rapping about how much he wanted the part of Ron, and was successful. Emma Watson's Oxford theatre teacher passed her name on to the casting agents and she had to do over 5 interviews before she got the part of Hermione. Richard Harris only agreed to the part of Dumbledore after his 11 year old granddaughter threatened never to speak to him again. Tom Felton originally auditioned for Harry and Ron before getting the part of Draco. Robin Williams and Rosie O'Donnell asked to play the roles of Molly Weasley and Rubeus Hagrid respectively, without pay, but were turned down because J.K. Rowling wanted only British and Irish actors in the films. Rowling hand picked Robbie Coltrane, Dame Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman for their roles. Several minor characters were removed from the films, most prominently Peeves the poltergeist. Actor Rik Mayall was cast in the role but his scenes were ultimately cut and never released. J.K. Rowling has stated that the "t" in "Voldemort" is meant to be silent, like in "mort", the French word for death. Voldemort literally means "flight from death". Interesting fact: Daniel Radcliffe, who's eyes are blue, was initially meant to wear green contact lenses to match Harry's eye colour as well as his mother's, but the lenses gave him an allergic reaction so after consultation with Rowling, it was agreed that Harry could have blue eyes. However, he does have them in the last scene which was actually the first one that was filmed, and his green eyes are clearly visible in close-ups. In contrast, Ron has blue eyes in the book but Rupert Grint has green eyes.

Lidia Dias

This is so great! Couldn't stop smiling from beginning to end. Thank you!

Barbi Duarte

i'm late to the party hehe but i just swithed tiers to watch this reacion. it was so long since the last time i watched this movie it was such a marvel to experience it again with you guys. now when i revist this movies or books I'm shocked every time by the abuse Harry suffered from his uncles, i deffinetly didnt realise of that a kid. BTW i dont think you catched that the reason Harry relized the key with the broken wing was the one, its because its been catched before and thats how it broke

Sarah_M

You guys are too cute! I can't wait to watch you make your way through the series! <3

Raven Dark

So, now I'm really confused. I just watched your Sound of Music reaction, which it says went up yesterday. In it, you mentioned that you started HP, and would be putting out one movie a week or something like that. I went looking for HP, having forgotten it was already up--and that I not only watched it, but that I left a comment on it. LOL But, it says this one is from last year. Were you guys still planning on doing the rest of the series? In your SOM reaction, it says you just started this series. Sometimes when you update stuff on here, it shows up in my email as if you just posted it. I got confused, to the point where I checked to make sure SOM hadn't also been up since last year, and you had only updated the post or something. I really loved your reaction to the first HP film, so I hope you'll finish.

Robin Lee

The American publishers at Scholastic didn't give American kids(or their parents) enough credit, lol! The one exec in particular wanted to change the name to "Harry Potter and the School of Wizardry" but as you said, while JK Rowling wasn't keen on changing the name for Scholastic she felt "Sorcerer's Stone" was a compromise she could live with, unlike "School of Wizardry". I remember reading this first HP to my oldest when it came out in '98; my son was almost 11 and he asked me why the two different titles.. I asked if he knew the lore behind ancient alchemy and the Philosopher's stone.. he said his teacher talked a little about it with his class; then he and I talked about it more in depth(I was always fascinated with such things😉). My point being, if children don't automatically know about something, then parents or teachers can help them understand; or they can be encouraged to read about it for themselves, too. Just my thoughts..😉