Comments by "Morgan King" (@MorganKing95) on "Top 10 Unforgettable Harry Potter Moments" video.

  1. +Bravo-4 The best thing about the part is that the punch was improvised; she was originally meant to just slap him
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  2. +Huzaifa Raza Or maybe "Harry! Did ya put ya nam in da Goblah da Fiyah?!!!"? Haha
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  3. +Creeper guy44 Probably because of "Fantastic beasts"
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  4. +Marco Bessa Deaths are excluded
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  5. +Robo584 Well, Voldemort dies, so it shouldn't qualify
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  6. +Nick O'Rourke I'm more annoyed that you call it "Sorcerer's stone" since that's only the stupid American localization title
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  7. +AlabamaDipper18 When did they change that to "The Philosopher's Stone"? It's more like "When did the ignorant and uncultured Americans change it to 'Sorcerer's stone'?"
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  8. +adsnyd57 Deaths were excluded
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  9. +shawn tandarich - Philosopher's Stone: original British (and therefore correct) title - Sorcerer's stone: stupid American localization title
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  10. +Taylor Duffy - Philosopher's Stone: UK and everywhere except USA - Sorcerer's stone: USA
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  11. +Nathan Custance A mythological object that had the powers to turn metal into gold and be used as an ingredient to make someone immortal. I don't know what the hell "The Sorcerer's stone" is however; must be a term invented by Americans
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  12. +Sargent Purple Potato No... no, no, no, no! You cannot be that ignorant, can you?
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  13. +Tim Samson What? You expected to see the dumb American title of a British book/movie here? Oh, you poor naive soul
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  14. +N Elton Let me guess, you're one of those ignorant Americans who haven't learnt that the title got changed in the U.S.?
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  15. +N Elton Because it's a stupid change and Americans never seem to learn about it even after 15-19 years. The original title has also been shown at WatchMojo's videos multiple times, so why is it so difficult?
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  16. +Funny Man The reason the title got changed is because the publishers thought that American children wouldn't read a book called "Philosopher's Stone" and associate it with magic. (Still a dumb decision though, and does it hurt so much to learn about mythology?)
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  17. +Alex Kane Another ignorant American who hasn't learnt that "Sorcerer's stone" is only in the U.S.
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  18. +tamis * Sigh * (Deadpan and annoyed) "Philosopher's Stone" is the original British title, "Sorcerer's stone" is just in the U.S. because it's apparently a crime to learn about mythology...
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  19. +Ghostfacekiller Gamer116 Philosopher's Stone is the British and correct title
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  20. +Lee Doughty Canadian*
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  21. +The Double - Philosopher's Stone: original British (and therefore correct) title - Sorcerer's Stone : stupid American localization title!
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  22. +Sabrina Canada What book did you read? "Philosopher's Stone" is the title that's being used EVERYWHERE except in the stupid U.S.
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  23. +Yellow Mellow Well, when I was younger, that was the scene I wanted to watch over and over again
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  24. +Ben Erickson but WatchMojo is not an American channel, and J.K. Rowling is not an American author
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  25. +Matthew Dzubak - Sorcerer's stone: USA - Philosopher's Stone: Everywhere else
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  26. +Xerophax Maybe they excluded it because most of it is either deaths or lots of injuries? I also wondered why it wasn’t here
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  27. +Joseph Rocha "Philosopher's Stone" is the title that's being used everywhere except in the U.S.
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  28. +KnownAsGod Deaths are excluded
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  29. +LittenTheFlaming Kitten They excluded deaths
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  30. +Joe Glenwright I know, for me, there’s something intense about the transition from having the scenery dark and with loud, dramatic music to seeing the bright light come out of the wand and the music slightly getting calmer
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  31. +Johnny Boy No, they meant to say "Yes, 'Philosopher's Stone' is the British and correct title, dumb Americans"
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  32. +Chicken Man They've excluded deaths
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  33. +Lila H What? He's a very complex character
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  34. +Darth Bendy 87 "I'm a what?"
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  35. Yes, because that's the British title. "Sorcerer's stone" is only in USA
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  36. +Fin And Lila PHILOSOPHER'S STONE IS THE BRITISH TITLE FOR CHRIST'S SAKE! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  37. +Darek Ponorad Deaths are excluded
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  38. +Leslie Collins-Smith No, Sorcerer's Stone is the dumb American title
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  39. +Thegreenarrow39 CW It's not
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  40. +Luc Seguret British title
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  41. +Patar Oh yeah, what a crime to show the British title of a British film/book
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  42. +shane renck You obviously haven't seen "Sult", "Lord of the Flies", "The Godfather", or "Marathon Man"
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  43. +Jake C They always do that; it's only the ignorant Americans who don't
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  44. +Originaln' french Deaths were excluded
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  45. ThisHPTaurus His death wasn't the focus, it was the battle
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  46. +Lelle ;P No deaths for this list
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  47. +Michael Wright Deaths are excluded (they showed it as an illustration though)
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  48. Alex Kane And now you're salty because you're being corrected
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  49. +Jonah Barnett No deaths for this list
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  50. Watch the intro
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  51. +LookatmyBig Geoduck Intro
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  52. +Shady for the win Congratulations, you have just discovered the British title of a British book/film. Here's your reward: knowledge!
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  53. Killing someone would be a death-entry, and they're excluded
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  54. +Hyrum Blau Deaths are excluded
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  55. No deaths allowed
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  56. - Philosopher's Stone: every country that isn't USA - Sorcerer's Stone: USA...
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  57. SheepDudeGaming​ I'm just tired of words and titles constantly getting changed in the U.S. when it's in the same language, plus that Harry Potter is a British series and "Philosopher's Stone" is an actual mythological object, while "Sorcerer's stone" is made-up and doesn't even sound any special. I'm also tired of seeing people deny the British title; that's when I get angry the most. Here are also things I'm tired of seeing: - Claiming that "pupil" (school student) is a misspelling of "people" - Claiming that 999 is not a real emergency number - Thinking that Norway is the capital of Sweden - Claiming that "colour", "hippy", "honour", and "armour" are misspellings, and that pronouncing "herbal" as "her-bull" is incorrect Doing something different is one thing, but denying that things are different is something else (noticed that those I get angry with are those who say "Hey, you mean 'Sorcerer's stone'" and "It's not 'Philosopher's Stone', its 'Sorcerer's stone'"?)
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  58. SheepDudeGaming​​​ I have constantly seen these mistakes on Youtube after just a couple of months: The "pupil" and "999" things were everywhere in the comments section of "Top 10 school trips gone wrong" video (someone also wrote "it's not 'bin bag', it's 'trash bag'" there) and the whole "Hey, it's not supposed to be "Philosopher's Stone" comment shows up every time the British title is shown on a Youtube video, and I often see someone say "Why did you spell 'hippie' and 'favorite' as 'hippy' and 'favourite'?" if they sre either in the title or are part of the video. Some things I forgot to add is that in the "Top 10 world's most dangerous animals" video, there was a bunch of people who claimed that insects are not animals, and on the "Top 10 UK actresses" video, there was a lot of people who said "Why are these women named 'Dame'?". I can also bring up the localizations in Japanese anime. Do you really think I would have randomly listed these comments if I hadn't seen them constantly? If I hadn't, then I wouldn't even be that annoyed in the first place. Sorry mate, but your country isn't always the brightest bulb, and that's become a standard. Not a fact, but a standard. Even your government gets constantly criticized.
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  59. SheepDudeGaming Then tell that to all those idiots I've come across on Youtube! There may be many bright Americans, but they're definitely not making themselves prominent
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  60. SheepDudeGaming I've seen enough to get an impression, and make an opinion. That's what it is; an opinion, and there's nothing you can say to make me change it
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  61. +Beth Smith WatchMojo are Canadian, why shouldn't they use the British title? (Canada does)
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  62. +Tropithan Was definitely one of my favorite scenes
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  63. +Fabian Fourie They excluded deaths
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  64. +Jane Grandy The thing is that Harry's resemblance to James (a person Snape loathed) and being Lily's son (a person Snape loved) overwhelm Snape and make him unable to control his emotions, and we human beings often have a tendency to let the negative aspects of things overshadow the positive things, so when you have experienced a trauma (which in Snape's case was the bullying), you often grow bitter and blame everything on anyone and anything that remind you of it. He probably bullied other Gryffindor students because they remind him of the Marauders. Another thing to take into consideration is that Snape didn’t see Harry's physical resemblance to Lily until he finally saw that he (Harry) had the same eyes, and bitter people also have a tendency to let the visual/physical aspects (appearance) overshadow the mental ones (personality for example). With all that being said, I never liked Snape as a character until the last books/movies since he didn't seem to have any motivations, but knowing his background and later finding out that he's been a double agent and risked every day since Voldemort's return getting caught and being revealed to be on Dumbledore's side, I definitely see him as a really complex character, and I also definitely like his role as the double agent better than his role as a teacher. I've never seen Snape as a hero, but a complex and tragic anti-hero; definitely
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  65. I've never seen him as a complete good guy; I think he is exactly how an anti-hero is supposed to be written
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  66. +Michaelaforever1 - Philosopher's Stone: UK, Canada, and pretty much every other English-speaking country - Sorcerer's Stone: USA (for some reason)
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  67. +Maddie Bufford Then you were probably watching the American edition
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  68. +Caleb Peelman Only if you're American
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  69. +Ryan Walker No, that's the dumb American title
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  70. +Nuclear Nerd Oh the irony: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Philosopher's_Stone_(film) When will you Americans ever learn this?
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  71. +Nuclear Nerd At least it's a real myth that the book/film clearly references. "Sorcerer's Stone" doesn't exist and is just a localization because it's apparently taboo to learn about other cultures
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  72. You were saying? https://www.empireonline.com/movies/harry-potter-philosopher-stone/review/
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  73. +Luigiking 1314 WatchMojo are not American
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  74. +Bobby Bill Who the hell is snaps?
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  75. +I made this account just to comment and subscribe "Pleasure..."
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  76. +Brian Bunce http://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/entertainment/a13787508/harry-potter-an-oral-history-of-the-philosophers-stone/
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  77. Yeah, got a problem with that?
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  78. It's neither of those titles; it's Philosopher's Stone in the UK!
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  79. +JayThe Savage You were saying? https://www.empireonline.com/movies/harry-potter-philosopher-stone/review/
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  80. It's "Philosopher's Stone" in the UK (or Canada), yankee!
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  81. - Sorcerer's Stone: USA - Philosopher's Stone: every other English-speaking country
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  82. +Nintendude 64 Mine is Hufflepuff
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  83. +Nintendude 64 Well, I don't really hate that house either, it's just that I don't think there's much to talk about them, and I don't really like their house animal
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  84. +Cat Lover WatchMojo are Canadian
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  85. +Nick Auman - Sorcerer's stone: USA - Philosopher's Stone: every other English-speaking country
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  86. +Christina Dougherty Not in the UK, Canada, Australia, and pretty much every English-speaking country except USA
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  87. +Xplodez Wrong? WRONG?! "Philosopher's Stone" is the British title for Christ's sake!!!!
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  88. +RainbowHufflepuff Not in the UK!
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  89. +Awesome Aiden 34 Aiden You were saying? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Philosopher's_Stone_(film)
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  90. +Will O Because that's the British title, smartass!
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  91. +William Wallace You were saying? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Philosopher's_Stone_(film)
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  92. +Morgan Wood Oh really? https://www.empireonline.com/movies/harry-potter-philosopher-stone/review/
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  93. +eugene derry Oh rly? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Philosopher's_Stone
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  94. +Thirsty For veiws35 Oh really? https://www.empireonline.com/movies/harry-potter-philosopher-stone/review/
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  95. Not in the UK!
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  96. - Sorcerer's stone: USA - Philosopher's Stone: basically every other country
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  97. +Collin Taylor What an anglophobe! https://www.empireonline.com/movies/harry-potter-philosopher-stone/review/
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  98. +BUNGYBOINKSTER Not in the UK!
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