@Miles Doyle Okay I'm now convinced you're an atheist troll trying to push people away from Christianity.

@Miles Doyle Well, I'll tell you something, I'm a Joshua myself and I couldn't give any less of a shit about repenting. What's happened and will happen, has happened and will happen. I accept my responsibility for my actions but your god will accept the responsibility for his actions that have sent me down my path in turn. God is flawed, and so is Jesus. Without Satan to gift you the sin of knowledge, you would still be subservient and you wouldn't know who your god is. Your god doesn't want you to be of free will or to be intelligent. You've evolved because of Satan and time to be intelligent and you still squander that gift to preach to people who have no obligation to belong to your faith just because you waste away practicing at being pastor. If you believe God loves you, or cares for any of us, then you're mistaken. The only thing you should believe in fully to protect you from all things is yourself.

@Miles Doyle Dude, this is a movie about adolescent wizards and witches with magical sticks, not bible study

@@captainsprinkles6557 Man it's the damn internet, ignore what ya don't like. If they wanna just try and express their faith, whatever man power to em. But to sit there and complain about people doing it is useless and annoying.

@@septimus7524 I get people have beliefs, and I don't mean to be rude to them for it. My confusion stems from why they wrote an entire essay on God when they were talking about Draco Malfoy mimicking his dad. You say "to sit there and complain about people doing it is useless and annoying." Remind me what you're doing again?

Weasley was underrated. Devoted family man, a lion.

@@elrikard7909 indeed, a true Gryffindor

Oh yeah that would of been Lit to see team Wesley all day Malfoy both of them need the hands

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It’d be great to go there with him!😜

Smoking weed in the corridors 😂

@@owend33344 I'd be lighting my joints with my wand

He’d definitely be hanging with the twins!!

@@owend33344 some wizard weed!🤣 only the best

And even his aunt's and uncle's mistreatment are limited. they cannot do real harm to Harry. Remember in the book when Vernon tried to choke Harry and got shocked? a lot of people forget that fact.

PERIODT

Thank you for telling this !! I kinda figured that was a thing but never read all the books so this helps a lot! Gotta see if my friends know this or not

@@akastarchild I forgot that! That is such an important little detail. Protection spells are strong as shit. :P

@@akastarchild I feel like that could have been either what you said, or harry himself did it by accident cus he was angry or scared

It’s more like a James Bond conceal carry imo 😂

To me it’s a call back to the fad of cane swords and bicycle guns in a era where it was acceptable to have something to defend yourself , but it was consider uncivilized to advertise it

True but the penguin from Batman had that shit first🤣

@@MrSheckstr Lucius with HIS wand in his cane.

@@dillonmanning5612 I remember penguin had some freaking Many of those weaponized umbrellas. It was cool,interesting and scary at the same time hahaha

Me too me too!!!

He's like the cool unc bro is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣

He’s hilarious man, so animated and not in a forced way!

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29:39 this dude really called Professor McGonagall "Bungalow"

Lord Baltimore

Big hag

@@Fischstix95 This one had me laughing LOL 😂

Bruh that’s fucked up 😂 I haven’t read the second book yet

Love that you support Mr Video!

@@filmfreak7682 Of course! 💚

@@AmericanMumReacts will always warm my heart. That reactors support reactors

I enjoyed watching your reaction too American Mum.

Ooo nice American Mum supports this channel. Loved your marvel movie reactions Mum.

Tbh the mood starts getting darker just in the second one here

I actually found the second one dark when I was a kid.

The mood of the films cleverly reflect the age of the kids, as they get older, the themes get darker.

@@sayemahmed7439 exactly I mean “her skeleton will lie in the chamber forever” that shit scared the crap out of me as a kid 😂

It sure does!!! Voldemort returns to power in the 4th is my favorite, the 5th is the best in the series!!!

Yeah it’s a school, they send back kids after school, plus Harry doesn’t make it obvious.

Don't give it away let him discover everything for himself

@@anonomas6126 that isn’t explained in the movies so he wouldn’t know

@@eamcbmsc I watched the movies for years before I read the books and then you realise just how much they left out of the movies. I mean I get it because it would be 5 hours long every movie if they included everything

@@NikkieTwix that’s why we need need mini series tv show 🤞lol

Awwwww I hope you get well ❤️‍🩹 tea soon! 🙏🏻

Get well soon Sarah. 🌟🌟❤️❤️

Sending some love your way! Hope you feel better❤️‍🩹

I hope you get well soon, Sarah!❤

Thanks for the well wishes all of you. I'm getting my gallbladder removed. About to go in. If I get Vicodin for my aftercare, I'm so rewatching this when im loopy lol 😆

Yup

Until David Yates takes over.

Hermione got that thang on her 🔫🔫🔫

@@HRDRZ Hermione is always strapped with a lot of essentials and Knowledge..

@@jebVlogs556 And as G.I. Joe always said, " and knowing is half the battle"

Yeah that was really sad, he's great. Fortunately Michael Gambon nails the role as a replacement, I didn't even notice as a kid til someone told me. RIP Richard Harris.

Richard Harris, one of the greatest. Nominated for an Oscar Best Actor in the past. There with Peter O'Toole , Richard Burton. I loved A Man Called Horse.

Can't wait for that one its the best

I hope he watches it sooner than later- that movie slaps!

Best one in the series absolutely adore it

To me Prisoner Of Azkaban is the best movie

@@robertparker6280 I agree.

And he played the Russian Oligarch villain in Christopher Nolan’s Tenet

Kenneth Branagh. He also directed the first Thor movie.

He also was married to then actress who plays madame Trelawney (Emma Thompson) and cheated on her with Bellatrix Lestrange (Helena Bonham Carter)

@@1984msmocha that's why you Never see any of them in scenes Together in the Harry Potter Franchise. The only two actress who actually had to work together in two movies was Emma Thompson and the actress that played Umbridge(Nanny McFee and Harry Order of the Phoenix)

Kenneth Branaugh is a fantastic actor. He played a wonderful Hamlet in the last movie version of that play. His Lockhart was hilarious. I hope real narcissists were made ashamed of their behavior.

i think the first 2 are targeted towards children, the 3rd is coming of age, by 5 is when they are fully matured, by that point intime they experience two real losses. and from 6 onwards they kick off the darkness full drive Its the best experience on earth growing up with the series of movies

Perfectly explained! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

So Tom was grooming her, but not for sex.

@@bradcarver8127 Basically yeah - one of my friends picked that up that vibe in the movie when he told Harry 'But I can show you. Let me show you'

@@bradcarver8127 ……..yes.

@@agenttheater5 thank you for cliff note excerpt :)

I know right? This is the reason why I got into the whole witches/wizards fantasy thing because of the whole lawlessness of the wizarding world and how the lore gets into Azkaban prison and werewolves, I mean fantastic beasts did a good job at laying down the foundation of the early days (rules and laws regarding magic) but holy fuck I'd hate to be a wizard during the whole war for Hogwarts era just to see homies dying left and right, in all honesty I'd probably just get a steel yard job or something ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@@tysonellis1172 use mutability spells to become an amazing metal and glass worker, live on an island and sell super fancy trinkets to rich muggles, lol. Though the whole looming of ultimate evil thing might make even that life stressful... But in seriousness #3 is where the series really hits stride, at least with the movies. You get the last humourous Dursleys scene to start, then things rapidly start to get real, the twist/reveal in #3 is so good, and the ante goes up. The quidditch match in the rain among other visual aids like the color balancing in many scenes really emphasizes this. By the end of movie 4 the stakes are all on the table and it's like damn, it's really on now; no more whimsical child like wonder at magic existing, it's about using it as a tool to survive, along with wits and friends, it's a great development arc and a little whimsical still, until the end. It's a great arc to have grown up with, being only a couple years older than the characters (at least when I read the first three books in one weekend, lol). I felt like I outgrew them by the sixth or seventh movie, and hadn't had a chance to read the last two books, so I never ended up reading or watching the conclusion. I went back and watched the movies recently, though, including the last three, and enjoyed them all from an adult prospective without having ever read the last books. It would be a commitment to revisit all the books, but I always found them more satisfying back then, or at least felt like they were necessary to really enjoy the movies, because they spend so much more time really detailing the immersion in that world, especially that growing feeling of wonder from the first book of discovering the wizarding world along with a character nearly my age, which takes all of twenty minutes or so in the film. But now that I've forgotten most of the books beyond basic plot points, the movies were still coherent enough on their own to enjoy, despite not knowing what to expect in the last three movies, even if they doubtlessly rush through some things like the others. It all still ties together very well, if being a bit more demanding of the first time viewer to grasp the world in minutes rather than the hours and many chapters of the books. Anyway, yeah the tragedy and urgency really ramps up from the end of goblet of fire (which is also the first pg-13 film in the series IIRC), practically to the very end of the series save for the brief ending and epilogue. Maybe I will just go back and read the last two books, rather than re approach the whole series, I'm kind of curious how the transition of the story through the climax is defined, I did wish there was more to the actual aftermath of the final confrontation in the movie. Also curious about the backstory in half blood prince in more detail (Snape and Dumbledore in particular). I'm rambling yet another really long comment on KZfaq though, lol; be well and thanks for the food for thought.

It's mine too!

Amen. Leis reactions are so real. I don't want conformed content. I want legit heartfelt content that only he can give. ❤️😀

The next movie is the best one tho

This is such a wonderful series for Leo to react to - it's SO genuine and great

@@murasakisenbon6913 sou desu ga, but anticipation makes it better i think

Also I remember reading the books as each one came out, so waiting a few weeks is nothing compared to that lol

Bruh, he can’t watch Gone Girl. 😂😂😂 He need therapy after that one! Don’t get me wrong, we will be delighted by an outstanding reaction…. But I don’t think we can ask him to go through that.

Tell em Pete!

💯🍿🍿😂😂 Gotta love it!

@@83gemm 😂 I just want to see him getting mad at the movie

@@owend33344 Again… it will be an amazing reaction. But it’s gonna like…. Wreck our boy!

I loooove Wedding Crashers. The gay art show that took place in my room LMFAOOO

Lol I heard someone pumping that song once out of their car I was like that’s Leo’s song! Lol yeeeeeh

I love that it was a fight without magic lmao Mr. Weasely chose plain violence that day.

Prisoner of Azkaban is the besttttt it's my favorite

@@evinstover9334 it's my favourite too!