You don't say:"The best of HP movies" You say:"Others are even worse"

Rating: 5/10 (26 November 2005)

There is something wrong with the HP serial. The forth movie along arouses nothing but boredom. I didn't expect breathtaking script twists, since the story was known clear beforehand. But the acting, the camera-work, the movie arrangement, the atmosphere-all that makes a movie worth watching-EVERYTHING is missing as well! The narration is scattered into a number of badly tied together episodes ; almost all episodes by themselves live nothing in memory, except for the marvelous scene in the bathroom (where poor Harry is impudently harassed by a horny ghost-girl.)
Remember picturesque sceneries in the LOTR? Well, they all stayed there. Camera was definitely something HP-makers saved on.
Acting was always HP's week point(yep, even weaker, then the others.) I say it and i mean it: the Trio didn't know how to act then, neither it do now. Thankfully, this series's freshmen, unlike horrible prof. Lupin from the HP3(I swear, he had a constant hangover), made a good impression. Alastor Moody and that dastardly reportress inspired a spark of life into the sleepy realm. Alas, the moment they are gone, it's goggled eyes and dummy moves time again.
What's left? "The dark and frightening atmosphere?" Phu-ule-ease. You replace one's nose with slits, make a "random Mordor orc" make up and expect that to be scary? Everything else is either from a B-rank horror movie or from a "scrary room" ride in the amusement park. Bo-o-oring
Summarize: two talented second plan actors and one funny scene per the whole movie. Finish.