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Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire [DVD] [2005]
enlarge	Director: Mike Newell Actors: Daniel Radcliffe, Alan Rickman, Robert Pattinson, Maggie Smith, Clemence Poesy Studio: Warner Home Video Category: DVD List Price: ~~£7.99~~ Buy New: £3.25 as of 21/11/2009 12:39 GMT details You Save: £4.74 (59%) New (17) Used (9) from £2.50 Seller: mediadashstore Rating: 3 reviews Sales Rank: 1503 Format: PAL Rating: Suitable for 12 years and over Region: 2 Number Of Discs: 1 Running Time: 157 Minutes Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6 EAN: 5051892007788 ASIN: B00288A1PQ Theatrical Release Date: 2005 Release Date: June 15, 2009 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days


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Customer Reviews: Back to top form July 15, 2009 K. Redhead (Gallifrey) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful The fourth film offers everything that the third film failed to provide. There's a glossy sheen to the whole production, the sets and props look solid and chunky, even the CGI looks more real than the physical sets of the last one! There's also a greater use of comedy too, nothing outrageously slapstick, but lots of little moments that cheer up what is a rather dark storyline. Torture, murder, treachery, kidnapping and Rita Skeeter are just some of the perils that Harry has to face in the course of the film. Drawing elements from the previous films the film has elemets of earth, water and fire but these are kept to a minimum as this episode is all about magic. It's all about the spells and how you say them, as Harry and the other champions are put to the ultimate test in the tri-wizard tournament. The usual regulars take something of a step back for this film as the film centres on the contest as Harry, Cedric, Fleur and Viktor compete for eternal glory and fame, as well as a rather large wine goblet. To complicate the early running Harry and Ron have a generic falling out, they happen in almost every book/movie, last time it was Hermione and Ron, next time, well lets not rush there just yet. Also central to the book but not this movie is Harry noticing Cho Chang for the first time and starting to fall in love with her, but she's already dating Cedric and the whole story arc is largely ignored in this movie, so it makes you wonder why they bothered really, when they could have used the time to do something far more useful like explaining how BCJ escaped from you know where! Speaking of BDJ, David Tennant is at his nasty best in this film, all lizard tongued and gurning like he's channelling the spirits of Pat Troughton and Jon Pertwee. If ever you wanted to know what it would have been like had DT played the Master then watch the flashback trial scene, I call that costume as utterly perfect. The quidditch world cup takes up so much of the opening chapters of the book and yet it's missed completely from the film and the before and after are severely curtailed to, another half an hour added to the runtime could really have done the book justice and allowed more more magical nastiness that would have really rounded the film out from pretty great to amazingly superb imo. Harry for all!!! October 5, 2009 Mr. W. J. Cuff (Peterborough UK) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful Harry Potter would appear to appeal to all ages ! at 80 yrs I really enjoy viewing this maybe its just me growing br / old but staying young!!! HP4 October 20, 2009 moll95 I loved this one! The 6th one was ok, but i still rate this one as my fav so far. Shame they had to follow it with the worst one ever!

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