The best Potter yet.

Rating: 9/10 (19 November 2005)

Everyone, this is the best Harry Potter yet. Everything you want, there's more of. You have to be focused to understand some of the narrative, but it all pays off. The Goblet of Fire is easily the most intense and most involving of all the films yet and I, personally, do not envy the director of the next film. What makes this film greater than the others is that Harry tackles everything in this film. From his friends, to relationships, and to his greatest fears, Harry's screwed at from all sides. I would be surprised if you, as a Harry Potter fan, did not enjoy this excellent film.
We begin at the Weasley's home, where Harry and his adopted family go to the World Cup of Qudditch where everyone's greatest fears are soon to be realized.
From the beginning, you notice this film is much more British than the rest of the series. I love how they handled the World Cup, the Tri-Wizard Tounament, the Yule Ball and the return of Harry's greatest foe. Everything is realistic and near exceptional. Excellent job on the parts of 'MadEye' Moody and Voldemort. After four films, the series has not had one let-down yet. By all means, you must watch this movie. I look forward to the next.