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HP 1 & 2 Dumbledore was played by Richard Harris. From 3 onwards, he's played by Sir Michael Gambon who recently passed away, may he Rest In Peace.

53:24 This Harry is actually the most accurate representation of Harry in the books. He's always been sarcastic, witty, full of nerve, always in the thick of it. You can still some of that come out in the first two movies but this one I think is where Daniel Radcliffe really started nailing it

Sadly, how Sirius escaped, was only explained in the books (in which we also find out that Harry's dad, Sirius and Peter became shapeshifters to be with Remus when he turns into a werewolf, and they wrote the magical map too), but Sirius escaped by turning into a dog and get through the bars of his cell. His motivation to break out was a newspaper article (he got the paper from the minister of magic, who pays visits to askaban sometimes) in which he saw a picture of the Weasley and recognized the rat on Ron's shoulder as his old friend, and he was afraid Peter could harm harry. Dementors can't see, they felt Sirius' thoughts becoming "simpler" when he was a dog and they thought he became mad and faded, like all the other prisoners. Askaban is on an island, so as a dog, he swam to the shore. As a dog, nobody was able to find him, because Peter, James and Sirius became Animagus in secret (it is somewhat illegal to do it without the ministry knowing what form you take when shape-shifting). Also, James was able to turn into a Stack: his and Harry's patronus. Lily's was a deer, fitting James'.

One of the things that was left out of the movie but was in The Prisoner of Azkaban novel is that James Potter (Harry's father), Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, and Peter Pettigrew were the original inventors of The Marauders Map. That is the reason why Professor Lupin knew how to use it. When the original Marauders were students in Hogwarts they were all best friends. When James, Sirius and Peter found out that Remus is a werewolf they decided to become Animagus (wizards that can willfully magically turn into an animal just like Professor McGonagall can turn into a cat) because werewolves don't attack other animals and Remus' friends didn't want him to be alone during the full moon period. This is why the map reveals the weird names when you use the "I solemnly swear I am up to no good" spell. They were the nicknames of the Marauders. Mooney is Remus Lupin because he is a werewolf. Padfoot is Sirius Black because his animagus form is a dog. Wormtail is Peter Pettigrew because his animagus form is a rat. And James Potter is Prongs because his animagus form is a stag. Dumbledore knew about Remus' condition and how Remus became a werewolf when he was only a very small child. So he had the Womping Willow tree planted and had a tunnel put in so that Remus can hide in the Shrieking Shack during the full moon cycle. 🌜🌕🌛🐺🐶🦌🐀🪄🌳🏚

I can't believe the film is 19 years old already! I've seen it like a thousand times by this point, and it's still entertaining, just a masterpiece in film-making. ❤

Hagrid: "Hippogryffs are easily offended creatures, you do not wanna offend them" Spartan: "Huh so those creatures are from 2023" I'm dead ahahah

Clearing some things up at the end… Lupin was not helping Sirius into the school, they were best mates from school, but Lupin thought Sirius was guilty all the way up until Peter surfaced on the map. He was actually heartbroken for 12 years thinking one of his best friends (Sirius) had betrayed his other two best friends and murdered them (Peter and James). The marauders map was made by Lupin, Peter, Sirius, and James when they were at school. They were Moony (Lupin), Wormtail (Peter), Padfoot (Sirius), and Prongs (James). Peter was absolutely in the thick of the friend group and it was a huge betrayal. So much is cleared up in the books. It’s amazing the movies are so good when so many more little details are glossed over from the books.

Still my favorite film in the series. Director Alfonso Cuaron did a masterful job taking this franchise into darker, more complex territory. Which is really what it needed. The addition of Gary Oldman as Sirius Black was a master stroke of casting. Brilliant!

Correction: Lupin didn't help Black get into Hogwarts. Up until he found out Peter was alive he believed Black really had betrayed James and Lilly.

The „original“ Dumbledore sadly died so they had to replace them but they did a very good job with the casting after his death

You guys are so smart and observant, it's an absolute joy to watch you guys figure plot points out! ❤

Richard Harris who played Dumbledore in the first two movies passed away shortly after he finished filming Chamber of Secrets. The actor, Michael Gambon became the new Dumbledore for rest of the Harry Potter movie series from Prisoner of Azkaban and on. Michael Gambon passed away only just a few weeks ago. Everyone raise your wands and say Lumos for the two Dumbledores. May they both rest in peace. 🪄🕯🖤

Harry's power is emotion-based (hence 'blowing up' his aunt without a wand), the stronger he feels about something, the more he'll put into it. As for Lupin, his father worked for the Ministry, advising on Magical creatures. He was their expert. One day a group of hobos were brought in in suspicion of the murder of two children. Hidden among them was a werewolf called Fenrir Greyback. Fenrir was skilled enough to convince the officials he was nothing but a homeless Muggle (non-magical) and they were in the process of walking him out when Lyall Lupin yelled at them that he was a werewolf. The officials laughed at him and called him crazy and in fury Lyall yelled something like werewolves were "evil, soulless, deserving nothing but death!" Once the officials got Fenrir outside they were going to wipe his memory, but Fenrir had some accomplices who helped him escape. In retaliation for Lyall's statement, Fenrir sneaked into their house during the night and mauled 4 year old Remus (the scars on his face). Lyall was able to save his son, but he was bitten and turned the next full moon. Sirius escaped by starving himself and then slipping through the bars of his cell and swimming to the coast in his dog form. As an animagus, the Dementors didn't affect him as much because an animal mind is simpler and doesn't really feel the effects of a dementor.

Prisoner of Azkaban is widely regarded as the best Harry Potter "film". The directing, cinematography, acting, is all top notch.

One thing that makes this film especially rewatchable is the fact that you realise dementors are a metaphor for depression. It makes the last scene where Harry saves himself even more powerful.

If you go back and watch the part where harry is looking at the map in the corridors at night. When Peter Pettigrew walks past him on the map, if you listen carefully you can hear what sounds like the scuttling of a rat.

Harry has always been a fighter... never a nerd. always a jock.

The director Alfonso Cuaron is amazing. The camera work is brilliant, the look and feel of a more Medieval feel than the last two bright colours is perfect. The music is nice and folksy. There's a lot of style to it too, with lingering camera shots and pans in and outs, it never stops nor is it every stationary; it's a very curious camera. The colour tones are interesting too. Lastly, Alfonso captures the feel of being a young teenager and gets the cast to get a few tender moments here and there. I also love the recurring motifs of mirrors! Just so much personality to the whole film.

It's never explained in the films but the reason why the Defense Against the Dark Arts post never has a permanent professor is because it has a curse on it so that nobody ever lasts more than a year in the job.

As much as I love this movie, I’ve noticed that a lot of the context relies on you reading the book, this one more than the former movies. The main key with the dementors is that they are attracted to suffering, so since Harry has lived a life of abuse, they are really attracted to him and will try and snack on him any chance they get.

THRILLED to see what you guys think of this one! A bit of a tone switch and about to head into the more grown up era ❤

I adore how observant and intelligent you guys are. It makes you both a joy to watch. We can explain more lore that was missed rather than explain plot points. I'm not there yet, but I suspect we'll have to explain the patronus and give the lore for the Marauder's Map as well as the Shrieking Shack.

Lupin was turned into a Werwolf when he was still little. He could only go to hogwarts because Dumbledore planted the whomping willow over the entrance to the shed. Lupin would go there on full moon nights so he couldn’t harm anyone. Sirius, Peter and Harry’s father trained to become „illigal animagi“ ( because every animagi has to be registered at the ministery of magic and they didn’t do that) in order to turn into animals so they could stay on Lupins side because werwolves only attack humans.

THIS IS MY FAV HP MOVIE, everything is done to near perfection. Alfonso Cuarón can do no wrong.

Amazing job catching that line by snape “taking a walk in the moonlight” to Lupin! I’ve watch these movies a million times and I’ve never caught that. I love that you guys really listen and pay attention to what you’re watching

Spartan calling Buckbeak Buckwheat made me lol

Harry was INCREDIBLY sassy in the books from the get-go, much like he is in this film. He's actually my favorite character in the books partly for that reason, and because he's SO nuanced and relatably imperfect, and just trying to figure out his way through life. He's not remotely a placeholder protagonist or audience surrogate; he's arguably the best and most strongly-written character in the whole series. Movie Harry is much more your typical, noble "hero" protagonist by comparison - not without his flaws, but I feel like the movies barely explore that side of him compared to the books. When it comes to stuff that got cut from the books, the focus is usually placed on subplots and backstories; but one of the big issues with adapting a series like this is that there's all these thoughts and internal monologues that Harry has, that don't make it onto the screen in ANY form - which means a TREMENDOUS amount of Harry's character is missing in the films. And so much of the story is told through the lens of his perspective in the books, that it causes the story to take a bit of a different shape in either medium. In the films, Harry just kind of seems like a well-mannered kid who obviously isn't perfect but is always trying to do the right thing. Obviously he does do some very good and heroic things that not everyone in his position would, but where that tends to be the central focus of the movies because they only have so much time to spare, Harry's heroic acts and virtuosity are just a fragment of the content in the books. The rest of it is just about his experience of life and the world around him as he grows up, including making mistakes and learning how to have relationships with others (not just romantic) - something far more relatable to most people than some righteous battle against an ultimate evil, which is why the books are so beloved.

There's a blooper video of the students sleeping in the hall when Dumbledore and Severus are talking. Michael Gambon (Dumbledore) and Alan Rickman (Snape) hid a fart noise maker in Daniel Radcliffe's sleeping bag and kept setting it off XD

One of my favorite behind the tidbits about this movie is that the director, who is different from 1 & 2, asked the actors who play the main three characters to each write an essay about their character. Emma Watson (Hermione) wrote a huge essay and completed the assignment to the T, Daniel Radcliffe (Harry) Wrote something short and last minute, and Rupert Grint (Ron) didn't write anything lol. They clearly all knew their characters well.

I love my girl Pudgey seeing the Ron and Hermione vision from the start 💁🏻‍♀️ it seems oftentimes that goes over people’s heads if they haven’t read the books.

They dont really talk that much about it in the movies but the "Marauders" for the marauders map were Harrys' dad James, Sirius Black, Peter Petigrew and Lupin. When Lupin was a student Dumbledore knew that he was a werewolf and that on the occasion of the full moon would need to be somewhere he wouldnt be a danger to anybody. James, Sirius and Peter learned about his affliction and each became animagi so that they could stay with him during his transformations. They would move him stealthily through the castle through a secret underground tunnel that came up under what would later become known as the shrieking shack. The reason it got it's name is from all the howls and roars and other caucophony of noises people would hear coming from it while Lupin and the others were inside. Also, fun fact, Harrys' patronus is a stag because that was his dads' animagus form.

About Snape - I feel like there's quite a difference between Movie Snape and Book Snape, at least to the extent we're shown in the movie scenes directly. In the movies it's mentioned briefly (esp. through Neville), but in the books it's very clear just how badly he treats his students in general (with the exception of Slytherin). The way he bullies Neville in particular is horrific. There's a very good reason why he's Neville's biggest fear. Really hard not to think about that whenever I hear someone praise Snape's character.

One hint that you may or may not have missed -- Lupin was friends with Harry's parents, but Snape disliked Harry's father, calling him "arrogant" and "strutting around the castle." The history is definitely *complicated*.

Spartan has been killing it with his theories and insight lately 👏👏

I like how the executioner sliced up that pumpkin out of sight for anyone watching the first time around. He's like I didnt come all this way for nothing, im slicing something today!

Something made more clear in the book but not the movie: the identity of the Marauders who made the Marauders’ Map. Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs. Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Sirius Black, and James Potter. When Remus was turned into a werewolf (Moony), his three friends wanted to watch over him on his full moon nights, but couldn’t, because he’d attack them so long as they were human. So they each underwent the ritual to become an Animagus, to accompany and watch over Remus while in animal form. You’ve seen Peter and Sirius becomes a rat (Wormtail) and a dog (Padfoot), James could turn into a stag (Prongs), hence the form of Harry’s patronus. Just some of the sort of mischief they’d get up to that their map helped with.

Another thing from the book: Harrys parents used the Fidelius charm, as per Dumbledores recommendation, to hide there house (Only those with the secret would be able to find it), James refused Dumbledore's offer to be secret keeper due to them preferring Sirius instead. Sirius thought this was an obvious move as they were best friends, so he suggested entrusting Pettigrew with the secret, deadly mistake. When everything goes down Hagrid is the first on the scene, and then Sirius who offers to take Harry, but Hagrid refused on Dumbledores orders, so Sirus lent Hagrid his motorbike went off to track Pettigrew. The encounter went off on the street, Pettigrew claimed that Black was the traitor and then blew the whole street killing 12 muggles and leaving a severed finger behind.

Lupin wasn’t helping Sirius get into the castle, as mentioned in other comments. In the book it was Hermione’s cat Crookshanks who was. Just another detail that the movies couldn’t or wouldn’t pick up, and why I always recommend reading the books! ❤

The fact that the map belonged to the twins originally and they saw for the last two years Ron sleeping with another man named Peter and never said anything is ridiculously funny.

"It's so cruel that I got to spend so much time with James and Lily, but so little with you" 😭 Marauders-era prequel when?

You guys mention how cool it is that Scabbers has been there from the start but that the payoff came in movie 3. I remember when reading the books how amazed I was that tiny, seemingly unimportant details, would get all tied in together in the end. And sometimes not until several books later. No lose ends whatsoever. I know that JKR is now controversial (I think she's brave to stand her ground and think she's being maligned, personally). But regardless of your politics, she's a brilliant author. The world she builds in the books I'd wonderful. There's a reason why they took off like fireworks and that they still endure.

you are some of the first people i've ever seen correctly guessing that Lupin is a werewolf that early into the movie. impressive

The prisoner of Azkaban is my favorite one. The director made a great job.

Prisoner is probably one of the best movies. It doesn't leave a lot out from the books and the child-acting has matured enough not to be too distracting.

Not sure if this has been answered already but here I go, Sirius escaped by turning into dog form and simply walking out, dementors dont pay attention to animals. Lupin thought Sirius was guilty until he saw Peter on the map and realized that Peter set up Sirius. All of your overall questions shall be answered in later movies, rest assured about that, but many wont be answered til the very last movie, gotta give ya a reason to keep watching lol. And as stated below, its an absolute shame they left the marauders out of the movie, their story was amazing. Prongs (Harrys dad) Padfoot (Sirius) Moony (Lupin) and Wormtail (Peter). They were all close friends at school together and actually created the map, which is how Lupin knew the map wasnt lying, and also knew it for what it was instantly, he helped create it. The reason everyone thought Sirius was the guilty one was because Peter was being hunted down by Sirius, who knew he betrayed James and Lily, and took the fight into a public place. He then cut off his own finger as "evidence" and blew up the entire area, framing Sirius in the process. This isnt a spoiler for future movies either since they left all of this out of the movies. I VERY highly recommend reading the books when you guys are done with the movies, they are utterly fantastic and give sooooo much more detail. Other than that, truly enjoying your reactions to the movies, and look forward to the rest. The next one coming up is considered by most to be the best of all the movies. See ya at the tournament.

I appreciate how intuitive you guys are. You catch SOOOOO much more than a lot of other reactors along the way throughout the movie and not just as the climax wraps up. It is so enjoyable. I can’t wait to see your future reactions!❤

Good job figuring out Lupin is a werewolf!

“This creature gets easily offended you do not want to insult him” “Sounds like a creature from 2023!” 😂😂😂😂 so true!

This is where things start getting interesting. Also this movie is my personal fav..❤

The movie really just didn't explain enough about what happened between the Lupin, the Potters, Sirius and Peter Pettigrew. The Potters went into hiding from Voldemort with the Fidelius Charm. Dumbledore offered to be the secret keeper but James felt it would be an insult not to trust his own friends (Remus, Sirius and Peter). He picked Sirius who was his best friend. But Sirius convinced James to select Peter instead, because Voldemort would never suspect Peter to be the secret keeper. Peter was considered the weak link in their group. Nobody but James, Lilly, Sirius and Peter knew that the Secret keeper was changed at the last moment. Even Dumbledore thought that Sirius would be the secret keeper. Peter betrayed the Potters. He was already the spy for Voldemort inside the Order of the Phoenix. Once Sirius found out that the James and Lily were dead he instantly knew that Peter must betrayed them. So he went looking for him. Peter, once confronted staged his own death by creating a big explosion, killing 12 muggles and cutting his own finger to leave proof behind that he was indeed dead and transformed into a rat. Sirius was found at the crime scene, laughing and the ministry thought that he killed Peter Pettigrew and the muggles and was immediately sent to Askaban, without even a trial. 13 years later, when Sirius saw the picture in the Daily Prophet showing the Weasley's in Egypt, he recognized Ron's rat as Peter and he knew that the real betrayer was still alive. The information about Peters whereabouts and knowing that he could prove his innocent helped him to transform into the black dog. The ministry did not know that otherwise they might have guarded him better. The Dementors didn't notice the change either. Because Sirius was so skinny even as a dog he manged to slip through the bars. He swam all the way to the mainland (Askaban is on an island) and confronted Harry at the beginning of the movie. When Harry took the Knightbus he moved to Hogsmeade and tried to enter the castle using one of the secret passage ways to find Ron's rat and reveal the truth. Hermiones new cat instantly knew that Ron's rat was not a rat at all but a human being. That's why she always attacked the rat. The cat even befriended Sirius in his form as black dog and both worked together and tried to reveal the truth about Ron's rat. In the book Peter faked his death a second time but was later found by Hagrid. When the three visited Hagrid, he revealed the rat to Ron. At the same time Lupin looked at the map and saw that Harry, Ron and Hermione entered Hagrid's hut but left it with another person (Peter). This was the moment were Lupin realized that Peter was still alive and that Sirius probably was innocent and framed for the betrayal and murder. The moment when Harry saw Peter Pettigrew on the map never happend in the books. It was an invention of the movies. My theory is that only a member of the Marauders (James, Peter, Lupin or Sirius) could see each other on the map. For others they were hidden. Because you have to wonder: Why did Fred and George never realize, that Ron slept with another person (Peter) in his bed ? :D Some background information: Lupin's father one day insulted Greyback, a vicious werewolf and so Greyback attacked Lupin as punishment. Lupin's parents tried everything but there was no cure. As a werewolf Lupin had a terrible childhood, being a lonely child and having no friends whatsoever. It was even unsure if he would ever be accepted at Hogwarts. But luckily Dumbledore was headmaster and he was open minded. He allowed Lupin to come to the school with certain precautions. Lupin was sorted into Gryffindor and became friends of James, Sirius and Peter. To make sure that Lupins condition would not be a danger to other students, Dumbledore installed the Whomping Willow (the big tree) guarding a secret passage to the Shrieking Shack. Lupin would go there at full-moon to transform into a werewolf. Having no one to bite or attack Lupin had to injure himself. The screams were so loud that all the inhabitants of Hogsmeade were terrified by the noises and thought that the Shrieking Shack was haunted. Lupin was so ashamed by his condition that he never told his friends, fearing that they would leave him once they knew. But in the end they found out anyway and were super open minded about that.They wanted to help Lupin. So they became Animagi, which meant that they could transform into animals (Sirius = Black Dog, James = Stag, Peter = Rat). But they did this without informing anyone. Usually you have to register at the ministry. As animals they could accompany Lupin. Werewolves only attack Humans, not animals. And as a black dog and stag Sirius and James could control Lupin.

On Snape and his relationship with Lupin, James and Sirius: it's complicated, without spoiling much Snape does not like them and in the books it's said that Snape gave the lesson on werewolves because he hoped the students would realize they were being taught by a werewolf and that they would tell their parents. Being a werewolf means that you are an outcast of the society and can't really get a job so Snape was trying to get Lupin fired, which is why he also tried to make Dumbledore believe Lupin was helping Sirius. The whole thing with their relationship is explained better in the books but the movies do an alright job of telling the basics, all you need to know that Snape hated Sirius, James, Lupin and Peter and that shows how he acts with Lupin and Sirius here as well as how he talks about James to Harry.

Spartan and Pudgey both on point with the guesses in this one. In hindsight, the plot of these movies is so wild it’s basically impossible to really guess long beforehand. Imagine predicting Hermoine having time travel for extra classes, Ron’s rat being a shapeshifted assumed-dead wizard, Sirius being falsely accused AND lupin being a werewolf. 😂 Great video!

The great lesson of this movie (and book) is that, sometimes, we just have to save ourselves, 'cause no one will do it for us

This movie is a favorite for a lot of people. Very well done. I could rewatch and enjoy it each time.

"Did What? Goodnight!" My favorite Dumbledore line.

Best movie in the series. I mean, look at the one-take scene with Harry and Lupin talking;, amazing

Hermoine is one of my two faves in the series. The other has yet to be introduced, but i can't wait till she is.

Honestly, you guys are super smart act catching things in movies, love it, love your reactions

I often rewatch these movies during autumn, this year I’m happy to just watch your reactions of them, thanks for doing this 😊

Hahaha Pudgey saying “there’s seriously no chill in this….” Yes, yes my dear, there will be no more chill from here on out, and I can’t wait for you two to experience it.

The Maraudeurs were James, Sirius, Lupin and Petter (they created the map Harry is using)... As Lupin was a warewolf, they became animagus to stay with him without danger. In Azkaban, Sirius took his dog shape, so that’s why dementers couldn’t hurt or kill him and that’s how he could escape...

The editing in this video was on point. Love from New Zealand! 💙

In the book the more Harry was around the dementors the more of the last night with his parents he hears. At one point he hears James telling Lilly to grab Harry and run.

3:51 My favorite character by far in both the books and the films is Ron. I wish the films had given his book's character justice. They reduced his character by making him aloof and somewhat dumb, when he is anything but. Also, Ron doesn't realize it, but his family is AMAZING! Not only is Ron my favorite character, but out of the main trio, Rupert Grint has always been my favorite actor. He's the one I had the most hopes for. One of his first post-HP projects was an indie film with the actress who plays his mum in HP, called _Driving Lessons._ I really enjoyed it.

absolutely love you guys' reactions! can't wait to watch along through the entire series! looking forward to it!

I am thoroughly impressed by how much you guys are actively paying attention and remembering. Especially Spartan. You guys are looking at what has been told and really nailing your guess as to what is to come. I really wish the next movie was closer to the book in terms of the mystery. Still ready to see you guys try and piece it together.

Where is the 4th one?

The Cersei clip killed me 😂

I always love watching people watch this series, which has always been a big part of my life since I read the first book, for the first time. I love the excitement people get from all the twists and little plot points that were put in from the first book and movie. Makes me smile

Oh gosh! Watching these guys watching the HP series is so vicariously exciting. The joy of discovery, and the anticipation for some of the answers to their questions - love it.

Lupin never helped Sirius get inside Hogwarts, he only started trusting Sirius after he learnt Peter was alive. Sirius got in through the secret passages that can be found on the map, the map that Sirius, Lupin, Peter, and Harrys dad created when at school.

This one is my favorite of the saga. The only one that has the seal of an director-author as Alfonso Cuarón is

It's so refreshing watching you two watch the shows and movies i've loved for most of my life. You're so lucky to be in that position, i'd love to watch this stuff first time around. The first video I watched was your reaction to the GOT Red Wedding which was bittersweet - knowing what was coming and then watching you both as shocked as I was! Pure majesty!

The comment about the Hippogriff being from 2023 is spot on! hysterical! 🙂

I honestly don't know how you guys have managed to not watch either LoTR nor HP. But at this point I do not care because it is so fun and refreshing to se you guys genuine first reaction to them all. Love the series keep it up. Now i am gonna eat lunch and rewatch PoA thanks to you guys :)

Man Snape is so different in the books. In movies they have made him much better.

You guys are so smart. Figuring out plot twists right when they put the first clues/hints

In the book I believe it is mentioned that Harry's father's patronus took the form of a stag (which is why Harry thought it was his father.)

man i cant help but laugh at hermione grabbing and holding harry by his shirt and then proceed to launch him into a small hole. in a world with magic thats somehow more unbelievable!

Here is where our story begins it's darker turn in preparation for the next one, and in that one - play time's over.

I don’t remember if it was said in the movie, but Harry was only able to cast the spell because he now had a powerful enough of a happy memory. Living with Sirius.

Two things about Patronus's to remember as you get further into the series, as they come up later on as well. First, there is nothing dark about a Patronus. They are a projection of pure good energy. For this reason, Death Eaters are unable to cast them. Some truly psychotic people may be able to produce them, if the suffering they cause makes them truly "happy", but most Death Eaters and Evil Doers are just angry and mean. Secondly, the form your Patronus takes can change, as what triggered the happy memory or whatever makes you the most happy, may also change over time, and your Patronus usually reflects the memory in some way. An example is as a young person your Patronus may be one thing, then you fall in love one day and your Patronus will often change to reflect the happy thoughts you have of the person you fell for.

Glad you guys are still continuing this journey of Harry Potter, Prisoner Of Azkaban (Harry Potter 3) is where everything starts to get more darker, interesting, mature, and complex, and I think you guys should definitely watch a TV show called: Stranger Things, after y’all finish Breaking Bad and Harry Potter

Fun little fact you might have missed. When Snape comes out of the tree in front of Werewolf Lupin, the moment he notices the Werewolf, he puts his back to the kids, and puts out his arms to protect them.

Can't wait for you guys to watch the rest of the series. So many of the things you're noticing with the characters all comes together.

The one thing that isn't talked about enough here is Lupin. I cannot imagine the absolute hell he endured during those 12 years. Imagine finding out that your best friend and wife were murdered by the most powerful wizard, that your other friend had been murdered by another friend, and that friend was in jail for murder. In the space of just a short time he went from having a close group of friends to having nobody. When he found out Pettigrew was alive and that Sirius was innocent, he must have felt such relief. Tainted of course with the sadness that Pettigrew had done the most cowardly thing possible and framed Sirius. But at least he was no longer alone. Poor Remus 😢

Did you notice how Severus defended them? Covering by himself. Very nice

As a fan who officially strongly DISLIKE Snape, I hate or makes me sad how the movies emphatized so much in Snape past and (no spoilers) make him look like a saint while skipped the "Marauders" chapter completely in this movie. Marauders chapter tells the BEAUTIFUL story of how James and his friends met and became the most iconic group of friends of Hogwarts not just having incredible magic adventures being animagus but how they were so loyal, and supportive with each other. Honestly even a better friendship than Harry with his friends and that's a lot. Is such a beautiful story that NEEDED to be placed in this movie and they totally ripped off. Even though this movie is one of the best of the saga ❤️

53:09 - He scratched the painting because behind the Fat Lady portrait is the entrance to the Gryffindor common room (where Scabbers was likely to be found) but she won't let anyone in without the right password, which Sirius didn't have, of course.

Love how bro tries to peek behind the stag at 35:00 I sometimes do it while gaming, leaning to try peek a corner

for this movie the old actor for Albus Dumbledore was too sick to perform the role, for the rest of the movies he had sadly passed away. The new actor sadly passed away 2 weeks ago.

Rule 1 of Harry Potter Assume Dumbledore knows everything :P James, Sirius, Remus and Peter were a friend group during their time at Hogwarts. they are also known as Prongs, Padfoot, Moony and Wormtail the makers of the marauders map

Directed by Alfonso Cuarón, they made a lot of changes needed in the franchise that setted up the pace for the comming movies, if you can watch the behind the scenes.

With Sirius escaping Azkaban. He was unregistered Animagus (James, Sirius and Peter became animals to keep Lupin company, nicknames Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs), so in Prison he would turn into a Dog and the Dementors wouldn't hassle him as much so he was able to maintain some strength and break out.

Nothing better to cheer up my day haha you guys are great

I was the same age as harry when the books and movies came out pretty much. Imagine watching it and growing up with the characters in book to book and movie to movie. Its a blessing. Also literally nothing the questions you have that you are asking are in the movies

This movie is one of my favorites in the series. I just really loved the whole Sirus Black stuff, the Maurader’s map, the dementors, the start of some romance, really emphasizing friendship. BUT MY FAVORITE PART WAS HOW THEY PORTRAYED THE TIME TRAVEL STUFF. IT WAS SOOOO WELL DONE! Time travel and intervening in their pasts could have gotten really mess/sloppy. I love the introduction of Lupin, Peter Petigrew, etc. Prisoner of Azkaban, Deathly Hallows 1, and Goblet of Fire are my favorite 3 movies. Goblet of Fire, Deathly Hallows, and Half Blood Prince are by far my favorite books. I absolutely adored the way Half Blood Prince gave the reader a part in the story with the book transforming into the Half Blood Prince’s book in parts.

Great shift in tone of the movies, you can see how kids transforming, growing, and we grew up together with them.

I’m really enjoying rewatching the movies with you guys is so sad when you know the final is coming 🪄