Good, But not As Good As The Book

Rating: 10/10 (22 February 2006)

Spoilers? This film is lacking much from the book--it left the Dursleys completely out. It only shows the death of Frank Bryce in at least three minutes, and the dream of this is bothering Harry. Right after that, it cuts to Harry in bed, being awoken by Hermione to go to the Quidditch World Cup, Ron invited him. They cut the game quite short, but you at least get to see Victor Krum, an amazing player. But the camp is distrupted by Death Eaters, Vodomorts followers, so they have to get to school soon after the attack. But at least it has everything for the Tasks. When Harry Potter enters his fourth year, two other schools compete in the Triwizard Tournament, three difficult tasks, one student from each school in it. But, someone put his name in the cup of people entering, even though he was an under-age wizard. Now he has to compete in the three deadly tasks, with only his friends for hope.
This one is hilarious compared to the other three, and it shows the people and places in a new way.