The quality of the Potter-movies improves by the number.

Rating: 7/10 (19 November 2005)

The Prisoner of Azkaban was already a positive surprise in the series of Potter-movies. The stories keep improving in The Goblet of Fire.
The movie was more consistent than it's predecessors and a bit surprisingly the length of the movie was not a hindrance (even though it perhaps lingered a bit in the first act).
The only (ongoing) sad part is that Radcliffe really hasn't improved. It would seem that the director has tried to cover for Radcliffe's shortcomings, but still in the perhaps most touching scene of the movie, it was Radcliffe's performance that prevented it from appealing to me in the slightest. If only he'd learn how to relax and throw himself in the role (there were a few things he did quite well).
Apart from that, the movie was quite entertaining.
ps. What happened to John Williams?!