Movie = AMAZING!

[evanmcbain]

Well at least thats my opinion on the movie. Little choppy at parts but absolutely brilliant. I'll wait till most of you see it before I dive any further into a discussion.

[will]

eeek! You've made me too excited for tonight now! -growls-

[evanmcbain]

No joke.... I cried. Like for the last twenty minutes....sat there and sobbed. The people in front of me keep shushing me and I cried.


REMINDER: the book is a long one so beware of choppy scenes.


Other then that....enjoy the adorable Rupert Grint who has completely won my heart. The Yule Ball scene with Hermione *dies* It killed me!

[mellaniemcbain]

OMG! The movie was bloody brilliant! I absolutely loved it! Hermione looked so pretty....lmao! They cut some parts out from the book though...eh! Cedric was hott! te he! No more info! Sorry!

[evanmcbain]

Yeah I'm already going to see it again tonight. I was completely enchanted.

[Kaydence Morgan]

I just got back about 45 minutes ago. The movie was more than excellent or amazing....it was amazingly excellent/brilliant! Although I was somewhat upset that they left some parts out that I would have really liked to have seen, it was wonderfully made and I cannot wait to see it again Tuesday!

[faith]

I'm seeing it on the 19th !!! I cant wait!!!

[riley]

i just got back it was amazing! I loved it!

[shane]

OMFG! - the only way to describe just how bloody brilliant it was! It's definetly the best one so far!! Oh I so want to see it again now!

[evanmcbain]

Yeah I saw it twice already. Its even better the second time around. I was able to relax a bit more and actually absorb everything. Not like last night when I was having heart failure everytime I saw Hermione and Ron have a moment.

[samanthaanderson]

AHHHHHH IT WAS AMAZING!

Ok so I have an obsession with Cedric and Krum. Big deal! Don't look at me like that!!

Anyway...I think I was the only one in the theater that was gasping anytime they were on the screen. And the part where krum only has that little shirt on. Oh man..that was genius.

Ron is my hero too. I <3 him much.

[mark]

Omg..yeah, that movie totally rocked...I'm going to see it again tomorrow...^^ And then me and my friends are going to se it again next Friday..heh, we're such dorks...xP

[kite]

Yay! For the start of my rant for criticizing. Okay... Are you people prepared? If you're not... too bad.

I found the movie to be good, but not as good as the others. The fourth book was one of my favorites, but the movie was not. I felt as though it was focused around just the triwizard tournament.

Voldemort could've looked alot scarier. The book was creepier as well. What made me tick was that they didn't have the whole SPEW thing. They could've atleast have the thing were they believed the house elf set off the dark mark. They choped a lot... I mean A LOT of sences up.

Visual effect were excellant, though. They had the "Reign of Fire"(love that movie) dragon. The horntail. Exactly the same way they blow fire. So... its not that original with the blowing fire thing, but still SWEET!

I have to say my favorite part of the movie was when Snape was pulling Ron and Harry's hair and hiting them in the head with books for no reason. I was laughing so much, during that.

Third movie is still my favorite, but if you are as obsessed as I am, you need to see it. I'm seeing it again with some friends, today I think. ^^;;

I give it 3 3/4 out of 5 stars.

XXD I'm being a critic now... aren't I.

Book is still a whole lot better and darker.

[evanmcbain]

Yeah I agree with you on the cutting of a lot of scenes, but its understandable. I watched this documentary on the making of the movie, and there were apparently two different screenplays they had written. One followed a more simple path that focused on the friendship of the trio and Harry's sudden dilemma of being thrown in the tournament. A simpler path that would have given us SPEW and other minor details. The other screenplay, which was obviously the one used, was more of a following of the tournament and the teenage angst that follows every kid around that age. Mike Newell said the reason he took the later screenplay was because the book was named HP and GoF not HP and a lot of little minor things that don’t show the heroic but also the teenage side of Harry. He understood, along with JK Rowling who had to approve the movie, that there were things that people were going to be pissed about. There was no possible way for them to fit at huge book like that into one movie unless they focused solely on one aspect. The tournament.

Not that I'm saying they couldn't have done more, cause they could have. I personally was pissed that they never told us that Harry gave the tournament winnings to the twins. Anyone notice this dilemma. HOW ARE THEY GOING TO OPEN WWW? Overall, I did find it to be the very best. Which was really surprising for me cause I went into the theater swearing that nothing could beat POA. I was wrong. Mostly cause I can deal without SPEW, accept that he let Neville gave Harry the gillyweed instead of Dobby, brush off the fact that he put the Patel twins in the same house, and ultimately not care that Krum did not call Hermione, Her-My-O-Ninny once. I can do this because the final scene in which Harry finally comes face to face with Voldemort was terrifying. Not look wise, but the simple way he talks to Harry. Like he has no care in the world. I think Ralph Fiennes was an amazing cast for Voldemort. He can go from psychotic to calm in the matter of seconds, and make it look believable. Thats how I always imagined Voldie. A man who can be ever so charming in order to get what he wants, and then in a blink a ruthless vial man who scares the hell out of you.

Overall I totally agree that they could have added a few more elements to satisfy us HP nerds. Ye in the end, I have never been more satisfied with a HP movie then with GoF.

[riley]

cedric was cuter than krum....i noticed something about krum he had a small lower body and a giant upper body