Product: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Rating: 5.0
Excellent Film a must own.
First and foremost to those of you who are strong "hard-core" Christians, let me say this. As the son of a librarian I know how hard authors work to write stories kids will read, so when a story comes along that is met by the children - adult audience with absolute enjoyment all around, there is no reason for it to be shoved aside without first being read/viewed by the parent. Fine this story brings up what one could call witchcraft. However, besides teaching morals that every kid should learn, morals such as loyalty, honest, justice, standing up for ones beliefs, it also has some what of a Christian backdrop with Christmas and Easter having some prominence in most of the books. If you think these books/films should be banned then I hope you are willing to also add the bible to the list for its, shall we say, adult scenes. I see no difference as to why Narnia and Lord of the Rings are no better or worse from this standpoint.Anyway, this movie is by far the best of the three, as it is also the darkest thus far. The music is great, I did not even realize it was not John Williams until someone told me. The story for the most part stays true, and key characters have made a huge amount of progress in their skills as actors since the first film.In fact, I see this element of witchcraft more as a mix of Greek/Roman mythology and Arthurian Legend.