YouTube's copyright system auto-flagged the theme a month later. He's the original opening of this video. https://youtu.be/A1AvCmul2ro

I made a slightly goofier-than-usual error at then end of the movie. Alex is NOT a full wizard at the end. There's two lines of dialogue in the last minute where Justin realizes Alex surrendered her full powers and Alex says she wanted everything to go back to normal. I completely missed that. I'd edit it out, but then I think the video would re-check for copyright and get claimed again.

However, I don't think I properly explained the thing about Alex looking out the window. I'm correct. Geographically, the Window Alex should be looking out is the "4th" wall; a window that doesn't exist. Then, it cuts to her looking out the window of the exact opposite wall.
They filmed her looking out the left window (our left), because the right most likely doesn't have an outside part built. (It's never shown in any episode). They absolutely filmed her on one of the left two windows, then showed her looking out the opposite window that the exterior shot showed her looking through.
But I've never ever made any other error of any sort at any point in my life, ever.

Looking back makes me realised that David was one of the main reasons I loved this series - the fact he wasn't praised more for his acting and hasn't become more of a name is crazy to me. I doubt anyone else playing across from Selena could have made the series what it became.

Max calling Alex mija because he doesn’t speak Spanish but knows Theresa calls her mija is genuinely kinda cute

I need a movie where Alex, Justin and Max finally realize that the “one wizard per family” rule is wrong and start a mission to overthrow the corrupt wizarding government

the idea that Max is suddenly the front runner in the wizard competition just because Justin and Alex got pushed back to "level 1" makes no sense. they still know all the magic they learned before, so the levels seem arbitrary and meaningless

It's such a relief to hear that the cast of Wizards really like each other. It would've been so easy for Selena Gomez to shrug off her Disney Channel past and co-stars, but the fact that they hang out, are actual friends, and love talking about the show is so sweet!

The fact that Frankengirl was all adorably like "hi daddy" to Justin, because she was literally his innocent daughter and barely a few days old, before they condemned her to monster jail forever is so evil

Wait so Uncle kelbo used his powers to become shakira. In the movie Jerry never gives up his powers, in that weird timeline does shakira not exist?

I just wanna say that the way you treat THE SERIES as if it's voldemort, not speaking the name, almost has me in tears laughing every single time.

I know the creator hated it, but Shakira being Kelbo is a legitimately hilarious idea and a great way to use your guest star.
For one, if you only have them for a limited time, it means you can write an in story reason why they aren't currently around (Kelbo tunred back, etc.), but it's also a fun way to make them feel like part of the universe and not just a contrived cameo.

In an early episode, Jerry said that the reason he was so strict about magic  was because he didn't want the kids to become overly reliant on it, since 2/3 of them would lose it, and there was no sure way to know who it would be.

So it makes sense that a Jerry who didn't lose his magic, and has no kids to worry about, wouldn't be so concerned, since it's not his problem

max's "mom!" while bring physically carried  away by his siblings when he realizes his mom doesn't recognize him in the wizards movie breaks my heart every time i hear it

The "one-wizard-per-family" rule always made me wonder why would wizard parents bother having more than one child? They know the competition tears families apart, why would they willingly inflict that onto their own children?

Genuinely, as bad as the special is, Alex asking Justin “Tell me we’ll find normal people” and Justin responding with “We’re not normal people” is so unironically raw and the performances from both of them are so incredible it kinda makes up the whole rest of the special.

You really did Bridgit Mendler dirty in that "where are they now" segment by failing to mention she's been taking a break from acting and music because she's been studying for multiple!! PHDs at both MIT and Harvard

I came to the realization rewatching this video that the Wizards vs. Angels event shaped me as a person. Justin's "when the whole world turned bad, you stayed good" makes me SO emotional, it hits that scared kid inside of me that tried so hard to keep going. It's almost surreal how much that special meant to me.

I’d be so incredibly mad if I were Max. It seems like the “only one wizard per family” rule is just 100% flexible and can be changed at any time and yet here he is… the only child stripped of his magic and having to run a sandwich shop as a teen.

Honestly I think the reason Disney pushed Mason/Alex so hard on its audience was because they noticed the shipping fandom had been looking at the only two characters in the show that had chemistry and plenty of interactions, which were… uh… Justin and Alex.

You know Mason's family being racist make a ton of sense when you consider that he mentioned he was a purebred and not a mutt, his family probably takes pride in that

It’s really weird that the show made a whole point about how Wizard tournaments tear families apart, but then says the person trying to get rid of them is evil