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Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire (2 Disc Edition) [2005]
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 | Product Details: Studio: Warner Home Video Region: 2 Number of Discs: 2 Format: PAL, Widescreen Rating:   Sales Rank: 1107 | | Look for similar DVDs by genre: | | Customers who bought this item also bought:
| | Customer Reviews: Very entertaining (03 December 2008)I haven't read the fourth book yet, so can't make any comment about how true the plot runs. However, what struck me most about this film, is how much the pupils of Hogworts seem to have grown up! They're moody, argumentative, and when Ron told Harry to 'p*** off' I had to rewind to make sure I'd heard him correctly! Its clearly aimed more at an older audience, as the first three films were much more child friendly - I'm not sure if I like this turn of direction, and I certainly wouldn't recommend this one for younger viewers! But that aside, its still a great film and builds upon the success of the previous Harry Potter films very nicely. Great film (06 July 2008)I love the Harry Potter books and enjoy all the films. The only problem is that as the books are getting longer more & more is getting cut out when they're made into films. I'd rather have this film longer & have all the story in. Still fantastic though! Enjoyable, but not quite magical enough (16 October 2007)After I saw the first Harry Potter film a few years ago I refused to ever watch any of them again, as I am such a loyalist to the books, and felt that the films could never live up to them. However, the trailer for the fourth film intrigued me so I gave in and went to see it with some friends, and actually quite enjoyed it. I have now given all the HP films the benefit of the doubt and seen them all up to date, and although they don't match up to the books they are pretty good films nonetheless, and that change in attitude was all thanks to me seeing Goblet of Fire. Although it is not the best representation of the book, characters and scenarios are relatively well realised, and the score is fantastic. The effects are pretty good too. There are few let downs - tiny technical glitches that book fans will grumble at - such as Harry's letters from Sirius Black being signed Sirius rather than Padfoot - as he is in hiding it is ludicrous that he should use his name, but ho hum perdantics... Also the Third Trial - the Maze - is disappointingly represented, but the graveyard scene with Lord Voldemort coming back to full power more than makes up for this. I say it's an enjoyable film, if you're prepared to let the inaccuracies go and just see it for what is. A film based on the book rather than an accurate portrayal, and all the basics are there so that it follows on from 3 and leads on well to 5. I Liked it Again (07 July 2007)Before year four at Hogwarts starts, Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) gets a real treat. He joins the Weasleys and Hermione (Emma Watson) at the Quidditch World Cup. But what should have been a fun trip turns serious when the campground is destroyed and a giant skull shows above the area. The skull is the sign of the evil Voldemort. All that gets forgotten when the trio return to school. Hogwarts is playing host to the Tri-Wizard tournament. One student each from three wizarding schools will be competing in a series of dangerous contests. But things start out weird when Harry's name is called as a fourth contestant. He's three years younger then the rest of them, yet he still must compete and survive the competition. Meanwhile, there is yet another new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher. Mad Eyed Moody (Brendan Gleeson) seems to have taken a particular interest in Harry. Can his tips help Harry make it thought the contest? I first saw this movie in the theater and loved it. I have since started reading the books and expected it to change my take on this movie. After all, the movie takes a 740 page book and turns it into a two and a half hour movie. You know they will be leaving stuff out. Actually, however, the movie works. Yep, there were lots of things left out of the book, but they did a good job of covering the important plot points without losing those who haven't read the book. That's impressive. Ironically, they did add some things for the movie. The most noticeable is the first task. While dangerous in the book, they made it much worse here. That time could have been used for something else, but it does make for a dramatic scene. The only weak part is the ending. It is so rushed that it doesn't make the emotional impact that it does in the book. And it glosses over some of the things that made the ending of the book such a big cliffhanger. Once again, I must say that this is the best movie version of the book we could hope for. If you view it on its own, you'll enjoy it. And if you haven't read the book, you'll love it. The Best Potter Movie To Date!! (30 May 2007)I can't be bothered to read the JK Rowling books however I have watched all of the movies! I have found others to be flaky in parts and the acting a little wooden. This movie doesn't have any of the above! The film is quite dark and atmospheric, the story fast, flowing and even possibly too sinister for kids in places! Still - great to scare the hell out kids you might not like very much, but as an adult you'll love it too. |
