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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Mike Newell
(2005)
150min
12 Certificate
Mon 23 Dec 1:45pm - 4:25pm
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Review
Our Score
by
Sloan Freer
As young wizard Harry Potter continues to mature, so too does this exciting fantasy franchise. This fourth instalment continues the dark and gritty atmosphere initiated by
Prisoner of Azkaban
, offering genuine scares alongside the customary magical mayhem. Now aged 14, Daniel Radcliffe's Potter faces the ultimate challenge after being mysteriously entered into the Triwizard Tournament - a prestigious affair in which representatives of three schools of wizardry compete in a series of life-threatening tasks. The imaginative tournament scenes more than compensate for Radcliffe's anaemic performance, featuring, among other treats, a brilliant CGI dragon and creepy mermaid creatures. Like Alfonso Cuarón before him, British director Mike Newell really stamps his mark on the movie, making Hogwarts seem like the most fabulous school ever. However, his vision is perhaps too frightening - and lengthy - for the under-12s (hence the higher certificate), with a pupil's murder and Ralph Fiennes as Potter's evil nemesis, Lord Voldemort, adding particular intensity to events.
Summary
Adolescent wizard Harry is unexpectedly chosen to represent Hogwarts School in a prestigious magical tournament, despite being legally too young to enter. Along with charming sixth-year student Cedric Diggory, Harry takes on the champions of two other magical academies visiting the school, facing deadly monsters in a series of death-defying challenges. Meanwhile, the followers of the dreaded Lord Voldemort plot to restore their master to the land of the living. Fourth instalment of the fantasy saga, starring Daniel Radcliffe, Robbie Coltrane, Ralph Fiennes, Michael Gambon, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Brendan Gleeson and Robert Pattinson.
Cast & Crew
Harry Potter
Daniel Radcliffe
Ron Weasley
Rupert Grint
Hermione Granger
Emma Watson
Cedric Diggory
Robert Pattinson
Rubeus Hagrid
Robbie Coltrane
Albus Dumbledore
Michael Gambon
Professor Alastor 'MadEye' Moody
Brendan Gleeson
Lord Voldemort
Ralph Fiennes
Barty Crouch Sr
Roger Lloyd Pack
Barty Crouch Jr
David Tennant
Severus Snape
Alan Rickman
Director
Mike Newell
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Other Information
Language:
English
Colour
Theatrical distributor:
Warner Bros
Guidance:
May be edited for violence.
Available on:
DVD and Blu-ray
Released on:
18 Nov 2005
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