Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is an AMAZING movie.

Rating: 10/10 (27 November 2005)

Finally, the fourth Harry Potter movie has arrived. I have been wondering for months what is would be like, and...wow. I'm impressed!! The actors have improved dramatically, although I have always thought they were good. It is possible to see the differences between each of their characters. The ideas transmitted in this movie continue to be loyal to the book: Friendship, courage, loyalty, love. Although this movie is much more dramatic and thriller-like than the other three, it does not diverge from the main point: A wizard teenager growing up(with a few added problems, like the fact that Voldemort wants to kill him). I must congratulate Mike Newell on his direction of this movie. It's not too fast or too slow, it is exact. Mike Newell, J.K Rowling, the crew, and everyone who helped with this movie, have been able to demonstrate how Harry, Ron and Hermione are real teenagers, with feelings, thoughts, and, of course, jealousies(as is apparent with Ron). The tasks are amazingly shown. The viewer can almost feel the nervousness that Harry goes through throughout his fourth year at Hogwarts. The three main actors must be congratulated separately. Rupert Grint(Ron) is able to continue being comical and, at the same time, to act more serious, concerned, sorry or angry, as is necessary. Daniel Raddcliffe(Harry Potter) is able to act his part amazingly well. He is able to show his "love" towards Cho Chang in an obvious, but not overreacted way and, at the same time, he is able to act scared, nervous, happy, angry and/or sad during the entire movie. Emma Watson(Hermione) is, in my opinion, one of the best actresses in the film. She is able to transmit Hermione's thoughts, feelings, ideas, and, specially, her actions incredibly. It is easy to understand what she is saying and it looks as if she really does feel what she is saying. There is something about the look in her eyes during the different scenes and her body language that enhances clarity ti her character. She doesn't just recite the lines she has memorized. She FEELS them!! This is what I call a real actress. All of the actors in this movie are able to do this, but Emma Watson is exceptional. Congratulations J.K. Rowling. Mike Newell, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint, Daniel Raddcliffe and everyone else who contributed in any way to making this movie so incredible. Oh!!I almost forgot; little children might not want to watch this movie, as it is a bit scary and we don't want them having nightmares, so we?