I Loved this one. Just great acting all around!

Well, I would give this film a 5/10.

Will Emma Watson EVER learn to stop over-acting? Her eyebrows are on speed, and she over-reacts to everything! Everytime she speaks it's as if she so overcome with emotion that she's about to cry. It's really embarrassing. That line at the end: "Everything's going to change now.. [pause that is way to long].. isn't it?". SHUDDER. I don't particularly dislike Emma Watson, but whoever okayed her performance in this film need to rethink their career.

Admittedly, she does get better after this film, with a few blunders in OOTP.

Also.. there were so many bad decisions by the director. Let's hype up this amazing quidditch match.. theeeeen, let's cut it out. Then let's build up the potential for 4 amazing dragon fights.. aaaaand only show Harry's.

^^ I agree with some of this critisism. However, Emma Watson's acting is actually quite good, considering she was only about fourteen at the time, you have to admit. But looking back, I truthfully think her acting was considerably better in the first movie.
Personally it is (Daniel Radcliffe) Harry Potter's haircut that makes the points drop down, for me. Honestly, just about every actor in this film looks as though they need their hair cut, to be perfectly honest. Other than (Tom Felton) Draco Malfoy, I suppose, because his hair is slicked back and all. Alastor Moody's acting is not what I would expect, but the short part that (David Tennant) Barty Crouch Junior plays is actually quite good. Of course, he looks demented, but that is perhaps what I like about it.
Anyway, my final critisism is that they manage to rush just about everything, including the amazing Quidditch World Cup that was so good in the book, except from the first task! In case you haven't read the book, it is not nearly so dramatic! I am annoyed about this...
So, being harsh, I'll give Harry Potter And The Goblet of Fire...
6 out of ten

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Originally Posted by WatchSnidget202

I Loved this one. Just great acting all around!

How, I ask, just HOW can you think the acting is great?! Have you seen the way Rupert Grint just throws away his one and only line with bad language? He says something rude, so it should be dramatic! And "Mad-Eye" is not all to excellent, either!!!

Hmm I can't say I have a rating for it currently, but did anyone else notice GoF was seriously the film of LONG HAIR? Seriously.. Fred, George, Harry and Ron ALL had super long scuzzy hair lol! Did they just decide not to cut it or was that part of how the director wanted to portray everyone?

Definitely 10 stars,it's terrific!

I'd give this movie:
7/10

To begin with, the book was 100X better and this film made fun of the miracle that J.K Rowling wrote. For some reason, I felt as Emma Watson grew older, she just wasn''t Hermione Granger. Just not the right actress. She became more intested in fasion and stuff, so didn't look the bushy haired, smartypants that was desribed in the books.

I have to admit, the special effects were amazing. All the objects and beasts in the tri-wizard tornament were created perfectly. I loved the plot of this film and the book was one of the best, so there are posatives to everyone else's critisism.

10 stars!!
I thought this one was the most lively one out of all of them.The others,just the ones following the Goblet of Fire,were not that colorful or happy.

GoF has some really hilarious scenes, such as Draco being transformed into a ferret. It has tons of excitement, such as when Harry battles the dragon, and also when he fights Voldy in the graveyard. I cry every time Cedric's father cries over his son's body. I laugh at some of the over acting, especially Gambon's "SILENCE." The long hair? Out of character for many of the guys. The deleted scenes are particularly funny. After interesting entrances by Durmstrang and Beaubatons, Hogwarts goes into it's school song, and I love the expressions on people's faces - it's as if they're trying to be kind, and not say what they really think. Also love the deleted scene where Karkaroff tries to confront Snape about the darkening dark mark at the Yule Ball, and I'm not surprised they cut it - I can't see Karkaroff being foolish enough to discuss it out in the open like that.

Next to DH2, it's my favorite Harry Potter movie.

i love goblet of fire some of the scenes are acutally brilliant!

6/10
Because there is some action, but not totally persuasive.