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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Name: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Genre: Adventure, Mystery, Fantasy, Family
Released: November 18, 2005
Duration: 157 min
Rating: 81
Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint

2005

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Universal acclaim based on 38 Critics

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Generally favorable reviews based on 1056 Ratings

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HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE

Movie Details & Credits

Warner Bros. Pictures | Release Date: November 18, 2005 | PG-13

Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint

Summary: Harry and friends are back in this fourth installment of the series.

Director: Mike Newell

Genre(s): Adventure, Mystery, Fantasy, Family

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 157 min

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27	#27 Best Movie of 2005
4	#4 Most Discussed Movie of 2005
44	#44 Most Shared Movie of 2005

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Kirk Honeycutt

The best one yet. Read full review

William Arnold

Harry IV is an intelligent, visually seductive and mostly very satisfying fantasy epic of the first order. Read full review

Joe Morgenstern

The studio, like plucky Harry, passes with flying colors. The new one, directed by Mike Newell from another astute script by Mr. Kloves, is even richer and fuller, as well as dramatically darker. It's downright scary how good this movie is.

Desson Thomson

Probably the most engaging Potter film of the series thus far. Read full review

Peter Travers

With the cast getting looser and the mind games kinkier, it's hard to resist. Read full review

Carrie Rickey

Goblet of Fire, fourth in the fantasy franchise, is the most fun and the most fraught with conflict. Read full review

Scott Foundas

Came alive only in the presence of a supposed dead man -- specifically, the nefarious Lord Voldemort. Read full review

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Matt

Nov 21, 2005

My wife and are both in our thirties, don't read the books, but never miss watching these in the IMAX when they come out. The Dragon scene...with a 6 story screen, was intense to say the least. We are very discerning film watchers, and we both couldn't say enough about how good My wife and are both in our thirties, don't read the books, but never miss watching these in the IMAX when they come out. The Dragon scene...with a 6 story screen, was intense to say the least. We are very discerning film watchers, and we both couldn't say enough about how good this movie was. We feel that Daniel, Rupert, and Emma are really maturing as actors, and I felt that the pacing, cinematography and writing were all first rate. I laughed out load many times, a testement to the affection one has for these characters we are watching grow up before our eyes. Kudos to everyone involved in this latest installment...not to demean the other movies by any stretch of the imagination.… Expand

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NikolaS.

Dec 30, 2005

Amazing! Can't say it's the best one yet, 'cause it's so different! However, it was time to move on to the full frontal... PG13!

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TheQuietGamer

Mar 19, 2011

My personal favorite in the series and in my opinion the best in the series, it's funnier and has more action, and the story is the best yet, a must see and deserving of nothing less than a perfect 10 not because it's the best Harry Potter, but because it will suck you in, a must see for fans.

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LewisM.

Nov 23, 2005

Great movie, ashamed they had to leave out so much though - should have either been longer or split into two movies.

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Hasriona

Jul 20, 2011

An enjoyable, thrilling and alluring entry with better acting than the first three and some captivating debut performances. Itâ

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EstebanF.

Feb 24, 2006

No, I didn't go out with the feeling of "What the heck was that!?". The movie is pretty good, the effects were unbelievable, but the movie was obnoxiously cutted. Yeah, obnoxious is the only not-curse-word that I can use to describe the cuts. The book was amazingly better. In fact, it No, I didn't go out with the feeling of "What the heck was that!?". The movie is pretty good, the effects were unbelievable, but the movie was obnoxiously cutted. Yeah, obnoxious is the only not-curse-word that I can use to describe the cuts. The book was amazingly better. In fact, it was one of the better ones, tied with the phoenix order (that's the directly translated name, I don't know the exact English name), and only being outstanding by the 1st book. I'm totally sure that this movie had the better effects, but talking about plots, it was the worst one. I felt a bit disillusioned after that, specially of the not-so-scary Voldemort. This absolutely destroys my expectations. Anyways, a good movie.… Expand

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davidc.

Dec 3, 2005

Hail to the thief There is not a skant of originality to be found in this waifer thin super british film(why in films are the british so toffy nosed, and exageratedly propper? we are not really like this). The last Harry Snotter film was much better.

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