Not bad, but some glaring plot holes made it less than perfect.

Rating: 7/10 (11 March 2006)

I assume they left the plot holes in purposely so I gotta go read the book.
The first one I actually thought was a skip on the DVD. After the ball and Ms Granger is having a tearful argument with Ron about he ruined everything. Did I miss something? Clearly time flew as Ms Granger had been wondering where Harry had been. She just left him and ron sitting around depressed at a table. THat was like just a glaring plot hole. The other.. well after all that I assume Harry won the goblet of fire.
After all that though clearly our three friends are kids anymore. I just hope these three at least remain till the 7 movies are up. (which is probably the reason Peter Jackson did what he did with LOTR. However Harry Potter's world needs some aging. But if Melissa Joan Hart can pull off being a teen into her mid to late 20's, these three oughta make it easy. Definitely bring back the director though. He did a much better job than the other one in movie 3.
The movie pretty much has that emotion thing down... although I admit freely that Ron really looks bad in that dress of his. I had to hit the FF on the remote. (similar situation happens in movie 2 with the cake over the guests. :P
I am disappointed with WB home video from the way they released the DVD. The Standard DVD looks like the first 3 except it's only got one disc. I really had to hunt down the double disc special edition. I let them know my disappointment. It was a stretch when they switched the nice cardboard/plastic custom DVD case to the plastic one's everyone else uses, but hey if LOTR special editions came in the plastic type, they'd never be as cool. Now they've shredded the second disc.
7/10
Quality: 7/10 Entertainment: 10/10 Replayable: 10/10
and kill that rat!!! (cause he's certainly up to no good)