Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Critic Reviews
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Based upon 15 Critic Reviews- Highest Rated
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Goblet of Fire is the entry in which Rowling finally took off the gloves.Read the full review
The film is more violent, less cute than the others, but the action is not the mindless destruction of a video game; it has purpose, shape and style.Read the full review
Kids may be appropriately terrified, but to this overgrown Potter fan, Voldemort, the Darth Vader of the black arts, was a heck of a lot scarier when you couldn't see him.Read the full review
It's not until Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire that a film has successfully re-created the sense of stirring magical adventure and engaged, edge-of-your-seat excitement that has made the books such an international phenomenon.Read the full review
Imperfect, but magical nonetheless.Read the full review
With the cast getting looser and the mind games kinkier, it's hard to resist.Read the full review
Offers a brew of wondrous chimera combined with the wonders of human nature.Read the full review
No, I couldn't be more pleased with what the screenwriter, Steven Kloves, and the director, Mike Newell, have wrought this time.Read the full review
The best one yet.Read the full review
His (Ralph Fiennes) Voldemort may be the greatest screen performance ever delivered without the benefit of a nose; certainly it's a performance of sublime villainy.Read the full review
