Imaginary tortures of bloody kids with an tragic ending.

Rating: 9/10 (28 December 2005)

The most interesting one in the series, combining the youth, the competition, the courage, the magic, the blood, the friendship, the love, the devil and the death together.
In the beginning of the movie, the Goblet of Fire became a dream of all the kids, as well as 3 previous movie. However, in the very end, the dream-making Goblet turned itself into a mincing machine, sliced a 17-year-old boy in a shot, and revived Voldemort.
I can understand why the movie wanted Voldemort, but I can't understand why it killed a boy in a shot. Indeed, the scenes are created for attracting (kidnapping) the audiences, and I see that they want to show that curiosities maybe too dear to afford. (That poor boy won't die if they cancel the championship, or if he listens to Harry to return to that goblet of fire immediately). By killing good things we can always get shaken, but that idea should not always be carried out for a good movie.
Due to this and that, this movie is rated PG-13. However, in the theater, though going with their parents, a lot of kids were sitting alone, a through the nd no parents are guiding them through the movie. Harry Potter is still considered a movie for general audiences, and for this, I'll have to take a point out of this movie, because it went too far away from its original ideas.
I myself just finished my teens, and fortunately I understood the price of life, and I appreciate it. If you have kids, be sure to sit beside them, and guide them out of the shadow of the violence part: the true meaning of sacrifice in the movie is to show both the dearness and the fragility of life. Don't let them feel either killing is magic or magic is killing, and make sure they don't feel that killing necessary/easy in the movie, as they can very easily carry out the scenes of movies in the realistic.
Again, this is the best movie in the series by far, and its role is just like Star War Episode III. However, just like enjoying all other good movies, one needs to enjoy it with cautious.