Harry Potter Goblet

When Harry Potter’s name emerges from the Goblet of Fire, he becomes a competitor in a grueling battle for glory among three wizarding schools – the Triwizard Tournament.

In this forth instalment in the ever popular Harry Potter series based on the novel by JK Rolwling we see Harry mature in many ways, he must over come three deadly tasks, face a fully formed Lord Voldermort and possibly the most horrifying task of all for the 14 year old Harry, he must get himself a date for the Yule Ball!

Harry Potter Goblet of Fire very good movie, it does the book justice. All the characters really played out well. I liked the setting, the scenery was very fitting. It was nice seeing the book come to like and it doesn’t disappoint not one bit.

The idea of  vegetarian vampires is not new, but this presentation was very well done. All the aspects of these vampires presented ‘held together’; there was none of the wishy/washy ’straying’ from their principals which seem common for this sub-genre.

The Harry Potter movie spent most of its time on the relationship, with a sub-plot of ‘regular’ vampires feeding (on people) in the area. It could have been a better movie if the concentration on the relationships lasted throughout the movie. But, as is common these days, the last section of the movie developed into confrontation between the ‘good’ vampires and the ‘bad’ vampires.

Overall, I would call this Harry Potter Goblet movie riveting and n absolute gem of the movie world. You do not want to miss this brilliant piece of film history, no DVD collection would be complete with out it!

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