Unggoy for life.

Rating: 6/10 (3 October 2008)

Harry Potter seems that he cannot be defeated in anything. And this movie proves such an ideal. Potter/Radcliffe is entered into a tournament for wizards of a certain age. However, Radcliffe is not of that age, but is allowed to do it anyway.
You get to see Radcliffe having to battle through the "Triwizard Tournament". Its a decathlon-type of match spaced out over several days. And Potter, despite being at a disadvantage, is able to score special points here and there and able to go to the final round. That comes of no surprise. After all, its Radcliffe. He can always win.
Voldemort, the main antagonist of the film series, is for the first time seen with a full body to fight against Radcliffe. And while the battle is 1-on-1, Radcliffe doesn't seem a match for him. Thus you, as the viewer, are not surprised Radcliffe wins the tournament.
Its another OK film to watch in the Harry Potter series. You have descent acting, average script, and good visual effects. Seems to be the formula for success. "C+"