Goblet Of Fire

Rating: 9/10 (30 November 2005)

9... and a half! Harry Potter. Where do I start? First, we had the Philosopher's Stone, with Harry in his first year. Then came The Chamber of Secrets, where Harry grows up a little, and the chamber is opened. In the third movie, The Prisonar of Azkaban, where a little more is revealed, and it turns out that Harry has a godfather. But none of the three are anything compared to the Goblet of Fire. I laughed, I cried (twice!), I gasped, I screamed, I was on the edge of my seat. I loved it. I must say, that a lot IS left out, and I seemed to get confused throughout the movie, getting the fifth book mixed up with this one. I imagined parts of the movie to be completely different, which sort of ruined my own personal thoughts and fantasies, but then there was some things which were identical to my imaginations. The graphics were absolutely amazing (thanks to the Australian composers!) and very realistic. The main thing that bothered me about this movie, is that everything was so quick. Non stop, like BAM next scene, BAM next scene, BAM, BAM, not one moment of boredom. It was confusing, but I guess they had to do it that way, otherwise either a lot would be left out, or the movie would go for 5 hours. All those who haven't seen it yet, I suggest you do... I'm going to see it again tomorrow!