Product: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Rating: 4.0
When did a chapter list become a bonus feature?
Considering the retail price is $28.98, I was rather surprised to find that this edition of HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE came with an advertisement to buy Harry Potter movie replicas and merchandise but did not include so much as a piece of paper listing the scene numbers and titles. It is a bit puzzling why with all the previous Harry Potter films the 2 disc "deluxe" version was standard and still retails for $19.98 per movie while GOBLET OF FIRE costs much more even for the simple version that only has the options of playing the film, selecting scenes, and changing the language setting.Being that I don't own a widescreen television, I continue to buy full screen editions of movies if I have the option, and the deluxe GOBLET OF FIRE only comes in widescreen as far as I can determine, which is why I bought this DVD. The quality is fine; both the picture and the sound are good. As stated above and in other reviews, there are absolutely no frills. There isn't even a chapter list -- much to my disappointment. The viewer will not find a single frame more on this DVD than in the film's original theatrical release, and there is not so much as one measly trailer as a bonus. This edition is strictly the film and NOTHING else.If you have a large or widescreen TV, I would probably recommend the slightly more expensive, (we-have-our-hands-in-your-pocket), deluxe version because it's always a delight to see the deleted scenes and watch some of the making-of featurettes, but this edition is perfectly adequate if all you want is the movie itself.