This past weekend, I saw the movie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by Mike Newell which was released in 2005. As part of the popular Harry Potter book and movie series, it was definitely one to remember.

 

This movie is mainly about a large-scale competition between wizards that takes place at Hogwarts over the course of the school year. Harry has been entered into the contest, which is known as The Triwizard Tournament, and many twists and turns make for quite the adventurous competition. True to Harry Potter form, the characters encounter problems, tragedies, challenges, and mysterious behaviour that they are forced to decode.

 

New characters were introduced in this film, which was an enjoyable aspect and added a new element of intrigue that the previous Harry Potter films did not possess. Furthermore, this instalment of the series seemed to follow its literary counterpart the most closely and accurately. Also, this film was a good length: not excessively long but long enough to tell the story. Another great aspect of the film was the special effects, particularly with regard to all of the scenes featuring the dragons.

 

Overall, this was, in my opinion, the best Harry Potter film yet. This movie was truly a great one. You should go to this it if you are a Harry Potter’s fan.

 

Emma L.