Product: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Rating: 4.0
Takes liberties from the books, but not as badly as Prisoner of Azkaban
After seeing the atrocious liberties and timing displacements of important scenes between the Prisoner of Azkaban book and the movie, I was skeptical about this movie. In addition, I thought I had a bad copy, but it turned out that my PS2 may be on its way out, as the DVD played perfectly on a normal DVD player.The CGI has greatly improved since the horrible excuse for Lupin's werewolf form in Prisoner of Azkaban. It was both interesting and distrubing to see Moaning Myrtle get perverted with Harry. Although not as glaring as some of the liberties taken with the previous movie, some of the changes were again for the worst.Even so, it was as always, a fun interpretation of the series in a different medium.