Okay, it wasn't bad.

Rating: 8/10 (26 November 2005)

It was okay. It was definitely better than Prisoner of Azkaban.
The music was okay. Not as good as the music from Azkaban (one of the better things in POA)
The acting has definitely improved for Emma, Rupert and Daniel. A lot of people feel that Emma's performance was a little, over dramatic. It was but it wasn't like over the top.
The storyline of the movie in comparison to the book was, simplified. I think that if a person hasn't read the book the movie will seem kind of confusing, especially the ending. The explanation of Barty Crouch Jr. or the different magical creatures in the third task were non-existent.
It felt slightly rushed. Lots of things that I wanted to see weren't included. Humour was plentiful and not as stiff as it was in the other movies.
Other scenes from the book that weren't included were the Blast Ended Screwts. A lot of the Rita Skeeter scenes were skipped as well. As for Harry's classes, only one class was showed and that was Professor Mad-Eye Moody's Defence Against The Dark Arts class.
Overall, it was a good movie. Slightly choppy, but I suppose thats to be expected seeing as the book is massive.
PS: If you haven't seen it, go to a late night show if possible. I saw it at 1 pm and the little kids in the theater were slightly confused over the movie; and ended up irritating those who were concentrating on the movie.