Harry Potter Flies High

Rating: 6/10 (17 November 2005)

Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire book has won millions of hearts with its great storyline and imagination. J.K Rowling has done her part well as an author, creating such beautiful imagination with one thing in her mind: Harry Potter, The Boy Who Lived. And thus creating more books on Harry and his adventures which Christopher Columbus chose to helm this book series to the big screen. Though he has chose not to film the 3rd book, Alfonso Cuaron took the director seat and made it the worst of the trilogy(only had 3 HP films at that time.) I'm so glad that Mike Newell took the 4th book and portrayed real good on screen.
It is Harry's 4th year at Hogwarts and this year is special because Hogwarts is about the hold the Triwizard Tournament with other two magic schools, Beauxbatons and Durmstrang. Whoever wins gets the Triwizard cup. Only 3 champions are chosen in the competition but Harry turns out to be the 4th champion. Harry nearly died in all three tasks. In the end, it turns out that all of these events are planned by an evil wizard.
Actors were excellent in their roles. Really superb. Newcomers like Robert Pattinson(Cedric Diggory), Stanislav Ianevski(Viktor Krum), Katie Leung(Cho Chang), Clémence Poésy(Fleur Delacour) were great but the director didn't gave much time to the audiences to generate the characters of the other 3 champions and Harry's crush. Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson acting's were great and Rupert Grint's Ron was the eye candy actor of the film. Most of his scenes were filled with humour. Alastor Moody, Brendan Gleeson, was also great. Ralph Fiennes as the evil Voldermort is convincingly fantastic.
The setting of the film were also great. The Great Hall, the Prefects Bathroom and Castle of Hogwarts(outside). I have only one thing to say: WOW! Dragons, big and small, were terribly great! They actually built a 40 foot long "Hungarian Horntail". The soundtrack were also fabulous.
One flaw of the film was that some of the parts weren't explain in the end. It's like you ask a question and that question was never answered in the end. It's frustrating for the people who never read the books.
There's only one thing to say to those who haven't watch this exciting film: Go and catch this film!