Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire (12a) Reviews

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I watched almost all HP movie (except the last one: half-blood prince) and I feel that this series was the turning point of my HP interest. I got very excited to watch the first 3 movies since I could get the whole idea just by watching the movie (I don't read the book). But since this series onwards, I began to disappointed by the unclear storyline, much complex conflicts, etc which couldn't be understood if we don't read the book.
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I have got all the films on DVD, and they are so easy to get hooked on.

I really recommend watching Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, as the creatures in this are fantastic. I particularly love the dragons. It all builds up the tension really well with the music and action. It is one amazing film! A must see.

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The film was slightly dissappointing at the beginning because i was looking forward to seeing the Quidditch match and the fact that Dobbys new friend was not in it and for those who haven't read the book i am talking about Winkie a new house elf. What was also upsetting was that Bill and Charlie weren't in the film but on the good side of it is the special effects were amazing and the acting was better than usual so to end this all i can say is roll on the next film!!!!!

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For a movie, Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire was wonderful. Most people would enjoy it and leave the theatre without complaints. However, not me, for I am a die-hard Potter fan. I feel as if the makers of the film only wanted to get this movie made and finished. Too much was left out. The storyline with Rita Skeeter was undeveloped and incomplete. What happened to Harry giving his winnings to Fred and George? Does this mean there will be no joke shop in the future? I know that when I walked ...

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This is the fourth time Harry Potter has graced the silver screen and with a third director (Mike Newell) at the helm I was, initially, worried that the look and feel of Hogworts and the world created by J K Rowling may have taken on a new look and feel. As it happens the transition from the 'Prisoner of Azkaban' to 'Goblet of Fire' is smooth to the point of almost being seamless. Hogworts looks much the same as it did in the previous film and the feel is much the same too (darker than the fir ...

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Right from the start Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire has a different feel about it - where the other films lingered on the little details of Hogwarts and Wizarding Life this film throws you straight in and just doesn't stop until the end. People who have read the books will instantly notice that the story has been re-jigged in a few areas - in the first ten minutes at the Quidditch World Cup there are half a dozen big changes alone but these don't really detract from the film and probably he ...

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Ok I'm now officially hooked, just returned from watching Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire with my boys 8 and 7. It's a 12a film 2 and a half hours in total but time just flew by. I have to admit I was completely captivated by the spell JK Rowling is weaving over the world with her tales of wizardry, friendship and battles of good against evil. In this the 4th film adaptation of the books we see Harry mysteriously selected for the Tri Wizard tournament, pitted against older more experienced w ...

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After reading the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire book it was fantastic to see it on screen. They have missed some vital bits out, but the film can be gripping in places, funny, and the Tri-wizard tournament is full of action. The best bit from all the films was when Hermione hit Malfoy, and I must admit another punch in the mouth for him wouldn't have gone a miss, but Professor Moody gives him a nice little treat. I won't spoil that bit, but you'll love it if Malfoy gets on your nerves. B ...