Product: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Rating: 5.0
Excellent and Enjoyable Movie; but Book Details are lost
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is a very enjoyable movie. The actors are great, and the effects are brilliant, as with the first three. The plot follows Harry, Ron and Hermione as they take the rode to adolesence. The action part of the plot follows Harry as he is mysteriously entered as a contestant of the Tri-Wizard Tournament, a tournament of dangerous tasks that is held at Hogwarts. While Harry preforms the tasks, he is haunted my frightening dreams of Voldemort and his followers. The movie reaches a climax where Harry and Voldemort meet in a more intense and frightening meeting than in the first three. The only thing about the plot of this movie that I regret is the lack of details from the book. Some are Hagrid's childhood (it is briefly mentioned, but we do not learn about him or Madame Maxime being part giant), the articles by Rita Skeeter (Rita is in the movie, but her role is tuned down), and details from the Voldemort scene in the end of the movie.This movie is a very enjoyable movie, but it is prbably not appropriate for young children. All of the films are geared at older children, and this one more geared for pre-teens ages 11 and up. This movie is scarier than the other ones and contains more violence.This movie was very good. I highly enjoyed spending 157 minutes of my life watching it. The effects were spectacular and the plot entertaining. I highly recommend watching this movie.