Product: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Rating: 5.0
Movie should have been put in two parts.
What I expected from this movie was higher than any other Harry Potter movie before. The book is by far, my favorite Harry Potter in the series and the making of a movie was making me so excited. However the previous books that were like 300 pages made a nice long move. The goblet of fire, an 800 page book, would make two nice movies. Oh well... Here is my review.The action is just incredible. Maybe this is where the PG-13 rating comes in but the action is just fabulous. The first task was just so amazing. The dragon looked as if it were real. In the second task the mermaids were plain scary and the third task labarynth (maze) was so... well, the maze was not what I expected.The acting is pretty good, just like the previous movies.The story kept pretty true, from time to time, it got of on a tangin but it was alright. The problem was, like I said before, was that since the book was so long, the movie could not fit the whole thing. I really wanted to see the quiditch match in the begining, but they don't have it. The maze had no creatures in it whatsoever (what happend to the sphinx?) And what's up with the rating? PG-13? The movie is not so bad and the rating of this movie is preventing many Harry Potter fans that are under 13. However, if you are a parent, I do suggest that you may let your child see this movie if they are a Harry Potter fan. There may be some scary moments and surprises, but this movie is not too bad.