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Harry potter and the Goblet of fire (2005) movie reaction! First time reaction! (Patreon)

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2021-02-02 23:56:11
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 This film was actually nuts im not gonna spoil my reactions if you haven't watched it yet but my god this film just got way darker than the last! Want to thank all of you again for watching and for supporting me it really means a lot and I love how supportive you guys are in the comments :) Have a good week!

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Christopher Siva Chance

Just caught it. That was highly entertaining (rewatching the film myself while having your reaction together hahah) To answer one of your questions (more of a book-spoiler since the movie never covered it), Neville was affected by the classroom demonstration of the cruciatus curse because the Death Eaters used it to torture his parents into insanity. There was just the brief one-line mention of this at 1:45:58 during the trial, right before Barty Crouch Jr was exposed. He was one of several Death Eaters that took part in his parents torture (you'll be introduced to another one of them in the next film, but again it only briefly mentions it over one line that's likely to be missed by those who don't read the books) Oh and, you seem to have caught onto Barty Crouch Jr's tongue-licking habit (and the Polyjuice Potion) towards the end before the actual reveal itselfl; not bad! If you looked even earlier on the film (around 1:40:20), Barty (in Moody's form) actually does it in front of his father - and he took notice, which is why he was killed shortly after (before he could expose his son). And yeah there was so much packed in this film, yet not enough portrayed. The books went from 200-300 pages each for the first three films, to over 600 pages for this one alone! Not even a 2.5 hours film (which is long as is) can adequately cover everything in the books. Same goes for the rest of the series; every subsequent book was at least over 600 pages each.

Joellie Pricefield

Really liked this one most so far - and it only gets better... darker and more sad for sure, but there will always be these light moments in between that will make you laugh 🤗. Like my favorite scene in this one: when Snape rolls up his sleeves to push Harry‘s and Ron‘s heads down. That acting was just so good from Alan Rickman... when you pay attention to him he practically waited to do this the whole scene 😂. Also I think in this film you might notice the missing information from the books more than in the previous ones. There is so much more explained about e.g. Rita Skeeter, the journalist, or Priori Incantatem - the connection of Harry‘s and Voldemort‘s wands, which only happens because the wands both have a core of phoenix feathers from the same phoenix (you may guess which phoenix ;)). And I actually prefer the somewhat calmer Dumbledore from the books, but he still is one of my favorites :D. Thank you again for this great reaction, always fun rewatching with you. See you! =)

SebScreen
>>52864608

Hey Joellie! yh i really enjoyed this one and I'm sure all the Potterheads will inform me of the missing details once I bring out the Youtube version :) yh now I remember in the first film in Ollivanders where he told him about the Phoenix feathers! And i'm sure some people prefer the older Dumbledore too. Thanks for watching hope you have a good week!

Anthony Jackson

i love watching your reactions but i can't stress how much i would like subtitles!

Anthony Jackson
>>83042842

Mainly its bc i like to have the movie pretty loud.. and its hard to watch your reaction when i can't seem to catch everything!