I was moved by this movie..

Rating: 10/10 (30 November 2005)

***Contains spoilers*** Still here? If you haven't watched or read the book don't read any further....
Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire's director is ace. He managed to make me cry after Harry and Cedric (*dead*) come back to Hogwarts and I've only cried during games and books. Never movies... (Well, I've also cried in Lotr Rotk but LOTR's not a film it's art) That was the first film to manage making me cry. Not tearry, I'm talking about sobbing.. And when the scene ended. I stopped. Directing magic...
After that it was the fact that despite it's short length you really felt as if the movie was going for hours and this was a good thing after the rushed movie version of HP#3.
I also liked a lot that Deatheaters looked like members of the KKK only clad in black. That's a nice way to teach children that racism in any kind isn't 'cool'.
Big pluses: Emma Watson whose acting has improved loads and tons. Angry!Dumbledore, Snape in the library and the line "Potter, what's your hurry?" <-priceless :) Disappointing facts: Dumbledore didn't explain why the wands connected, Hagrid never revealed being a giant, No Bill& Charlie and no Animagus!Rita Skeeter... Sniff... Oh and Emma's dress. Why pink? Hermione+pink= no way.