Wow!

Rating: 10/10 (4 February 2006)

I was blown out of my seat with this one. So many emotions were mixed into this film to make an excellent 4th HP movie. All the disappointments I had with the third movie were cancelled out with this one. Where to start! Daniel Radcliffe (Harry) has grown up so much since the 1st movie, and so has his acting. He is able to bring out his emotions on screen, especially at the end where sorrow is at it's highest. Rupert Grint (Ron) does his usual excellent comedy role and absolutely nails the jealous side of Ron as friction creates between him and Harry. Emma Watson (Hermione) does a great job, acting mainly as Harry's support in difficult times. Romance appears to be in the air with Harry falling for Cho Chang, Ron drooling over Fleur Delacour, and Hermione and Viktor Krum enjoying each others company. New characters include 'Mad-Eye' Moody,new DADA teacher, which is portrayed perfectly by Brendan Gleeson, Rita Skeeter,a reporter, who is reduced to causing a stir rather than complete havoc like that of the book, Igor Karknoff, head of Durmstrang, who seems to have a hidden agenda and Madam Maxime, head of Beauxbatons, who also is falling in love. Snape and Sirius appear briefly in the film. But it's not all fun and games for Harry and friends as the Tri- wizard tournament begins to be used as a killing attempt and Harry falls into grave danger.Who to trust when evil returns is a mystery. Very scary footage causes this film to have a higher rating of PG13(USA) PG12(UK)Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is a must see!