Review

Rating: 9/10 (9 May 2007)

Symbolism
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire exhibits imaginary, fantasy, and life-like visuals in all scenes of this adventurous film. Producers take aspects from J.K Rowlings Harry Potter series and equips them into the movie. Special Effects artists use symbolism to represent the general mood and personality traits of each character. The graveyard is the site where Voldemort and Harry Potter battle. Voldemorts appearance can be described as dirty, unkempt and atrocious. The outline of his veins are very distinct on his scalp and his nostrils are introduced as small, tiny slits. As the two rivals battle special effects come into play expressing specific colors for each character according to personality. Harry Potter produces red sparks out of his wand when he bravely shouts a disarming charm at Voldemort. Red is very strong and vibrate expressing that Harry Potter is brave, intelligent and fearless. Voldemort releases a strand of green out of his wand. Green was the same color of the Dark Mark in the beginning of the film. Similar examples of symbolism can be found in the rest of the motion picture.
Characters
The main characters of this motion picture demonstrated the ability and talent needed to make this film a success. The three main characters Harry, Ron, and Hermione have changed completely over the years they have been working together on this project. All three young stars started out scarred and meek. There performance was unsatisfactory. They have budded into beautiful flowers knowing the business inside and out. They can produce different voices throughout the film and can easily portray these roles in all situations. The only character that needs work is Albus Dumbledore. Richard Harris had a twinkle in his eye behind his half moon speck-tics that came teenagers the illusion of not knowing what this wise man is thinking and not thinking. Richard has a wit and charm that makes all his words come to life. His morals and interesting view of life made the first two movies most memorable. Michael Gambon has said clever metaphors and similes but he desperately does not know how and when to deliver these lines.
In Closing
The Harry Potter films have improved over the years. As technology gets discovered, matures, and grows the movies are better and better. Year 5 is around the corner and we will see the secrets that lie inside this future motion picture in do time.