Product: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Rating: 5.0
"You're going to have to decide what is right . . . and what is easy."
What I liked about The Goblet of fire compared to the other three was the fact that they upped the antie. Harry potter is growing up so so should the mood. In my opinion, this is the darkest of the series and certainly the most memorable. But, unlike it's predessesors, it's plotline revolves around a contest that is strickly for experienced students of the right age. But the tables turn When Harry gets picked by the goblet of fire. And the mood and tone suggests that something, out in the wizard world, is definetely stirring. Some legions of people connected to the dark arts. I liked this one the best of all. You can watch it over and over again. And, compared with the other harry potter flicks, this one earned over 800 million world wide and was an imediate smash hit. Even more popular on DVD now. I absolutely loved this dark, mysterious, well-thought out installment. The only big problem now is that the next movie in the series has to fill some pretty big shoes in order to surpass this masterpiece of fantasy fiction.