Synopsis:
Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire is so far the darkest of all the Harry Potter movies. With a rating of PG-13, I certainly do not recommend this movie for anyone younger than 13 as there is bad language, references to drinking and is very scary.
The movie starts with Harry Potter at the Weasley house. The action starts immediately as Harry and friends portal themselves to a wizard's tournament and a questionable character evokes the Dark Lord's sign and chases everyone away. Harry of course gets left behind and sees a figure of a man he had been dreaming about, but did not know. The usual plot where Voldemort is after Harry is still the main focus of the movie, however, this time Harry must fight Dragons, scary mere-people, mind-altering mazes and finally Voldemort himself. This movie also explores the sudden interest in the opposite sex and touches on the "relationship" between Ron and Hermione, but nothing really happens except some hugging and cheek kissing.
As always, the graphics are incredible and the surprises are well hidden (unless you have read the book, then you already know who to watch out for). JK Rowling once again has pulled off a masterpiece, however this movie is definitely for older children and not at all for young kids.
