Perhaps Potter's best adventure yet!

Rating: 10/10 (26 October 2006)

Once again, the Harry Potter books receive a hugely successful film adaptation - with beautiful effects, good acting, gripping plots and situations and the great John Williams score. (However, this film was not composed by John Williams - but the score still was good.) But this film is probably Potter's best adventure yet - the film's 12A certificate is justified, and shows that the Potter films do not need to keep within limits. The ending is powerfully done, the underwater scenes in the middle are done eerily and with no flaws, the film once again stays loyal to the book, and the scene in which the Quidditch World Cup was attacked was not only done action-packed, but also harrowingly. This was probably the least forgettable of all the Harry Potter films - I sure do hope that number 5 will live up to the reputations set by this and the others, and that Sirius' death will be done in a way that is greater than anything in this film. The DVD release was worthy of this great film. The Goblet of Fire had a sharp script, beautifully done action sequences and effects, good acting (which proves that Richard Harris' death has not destroyed the film), and good direction - another huge success for the boy wizard. A stunning job! 10/10