Director and screenwriter nailed it

Rating: 10/10 (27 November 2005)

I've now seen this film twice, and I'm debating on whether to go see it again. (I just watched The Prisoner of Azkaban again; formerly my favorite, it now pales horribly in comparison.) The Goblet of Fire left out the not terribly important bits, left in the incredibly important bits, and only slightly tampered with story lines and scenes. You feel for Harry and the others in a way you haven't been given the opportunity to do in the past. The cinematography is incredible. The acting has improved considerably. The twins are hilarious, the lines come out naturally, and in the end, you really feel like you are watching the book. The only disappointing thing about this movie is that it is only 2 & 1/2 hours long.