Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Directed by Mike NewellWhen Harry Potter's name emerges from the Goblet of Fire, he becomes a competitor in a grueling battle for glory among three wizarding schools—the Triwizard Tournament. But since Harry never submitted his name for the Tournament, who did? Now Harry must confront a deadly dragon, fierce water demons and an enchanted maze only to find himself in the cruel grasp of He Who Must Not Be Named.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Ratings & Reviews
- ርልዪረJanuary 28, 2025🏰🧙♀️ Harry Potter Gobalet of fire is magically thriller movie where there is a school and in this school there are many students are studying, all have their own magic power because this is magical world story ,in those students one of student named Harry Potter and this is a story of this orphane student and he is a gift for his parents to this school through former senior student. This part of the movie showing through competition event Harry Potter studies in which Gobalet give name Harry Potter to take part in the completion which is having every year than start Game of Harry Potter knowledge to the game. Daniel redcliff(Harry Potter) who's is performed to this character best acting ,this actor I liked in this movie when he thinks to the task in the movie. Emman watson (Hermione Granger) looking gorgeous in this movie and her knowledge of magic on the screen very suitable in this movie.Ruper Green(Ron Weasley) who plays a supporting character very good in this movie and I liked his talent and Emma Watson talent in the movie. All three chemistry I loved on the movie and their school.Robbie Caltrane (Rubeus Hagrid) role is a friend role of all three which is very familiar within He is also a teacher and his worked is very attractive best performance on the screen this this movie.shefali choudhary and afshan azad performed role Padma Patil and shefali patil very good and both are looking beautiful in this movie.clemence poesy (fleure Delacour)play a innocence character very beautifully and her walking dance I loved it in this movie.katie Leung (cho Chang) kiss scene with Harry Potter we loved it and she played a very cute role and strong acted in this movie.Maggie smith(Minerva Mcgona) played a role of teacher which is very emotional when she got out from the school for any reason,her work is very strong and she is looking very understanding in this movie. Ralph Fiennes ( lord voldemort) is a villan who wants to came back in the magical world and work hard to perform of this role after watch the movie,is a very good acting.Micheal Gombon(professor Albus Dumbeldore) is acted strongly to this character and I liked it in the movie.Robert Pattison(Cedric Diggory) who play a senior student role very justify and I liked him in this role in this movie.Tom Felton ( Draco Malfoy),Alan Rickman ( professor Severus...),stanislav Yanevsky(victory krum),methew lewis(Neville Longbottom), Frances de la tour(Olympe Maxime) and all actors and actresses to this movie best work done and I liked this movie . Movie entertained us from star to the end of this part . Background score is marvelous and listenable , dialogues are acceptable, animation is the best at the direction work is best also and can see this many times this is evergreen movie.
- Jonathan ROctober 7, 2025My personal favorite out of the series!
- Ty LeetSeptember 28, 2025“Myyyyy boooooooooy” 😭
- Noah Austin BrooksAugust 25, 2025Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, directed by Mike Newell in 2005, stands as a remarkable testament to courage and adventure.
- GemsDoesWatchAugust 25, 2025"THIS IS A GOOD MOVIE" Dumbledore said camly
- darsanJune 2, 2025"oh my god! i've killed harry potter!"
- macaron32June 26, 2025Bro became Aquaman
- nlarraldeAugust 24, 202520 years later and the visuals hold up, always a good watch.
- Manuel FrangisApril 6, 2025I just watched Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. This movie takes everything to the next level. The story is bigger, the emotions are stronger, and you can feel the danger creeping in more than ever before. It is packed with magic, mystery, and moments that hit hard. This is the point in the series where things really start to change, and I loved every second of it. Right from the start, you can feel that the tone is shifting. Hogwarts is still magical and full of wonder, but there is a darker edge to everything now. The Triwizard Tournament is the center of the story, and it brings in a whole new set of characters, schools, and challenges. Each task is exciting and dangerous, and the way they are shot makes you feel like you are right there with Harry, trying to survive. Daniel Radcliffe does a great job as Harry in this one. You see how overwhelmed he is but also how brave he has become. He did not ask to be part of the tournament, but once he is in it, he steps up and gives everything he has. Rupert Grint and Emma Watson are also great, and this movie really starts to show how strong their friendship is, even when things get complicated. The new characters add a lot of energy. You have champions from other schools who bring their own styles and personalities, and you get a good look at how the wizarding world is bigger than just Hogwarts. Brendan Gleeson as Mad-Eye Moody is one of the best additions to the cast. He is intense, strange, and always unpredictable. Every scene with him is interesting because you are never quite sure what he is going to say or do. The action scenes in this movie are some of the best in the whole series. Each task in the tournament is completely different. There is underwater tension, sky high danger, and puzzle solving under pressure. Everything is filmed with a lot of energy, and the effects hold up really well. But what really makes the movie stand out is how emotional it becomes by the end. There is a shift that is quiet but powerful, and it sticks with you long after the credits roll. The Yule Ball is another highlight. It adds some fun and awkwardness that makes all the characters feel more real. Seeing them deal with crushes, nerves, and expectations is a nice break from all the danger. It shows that even with all the magic around them, they are still just teenagers trying to figure things out. The music is fantastic again, and the visuals are some of the best in the series. Hogwarts feels more alive than ever. The castle, the grounds, the magical creatures—it all looks amazing and full of detail. I give Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 5 out of 5 stars because it is thrilling, emotional, and full of unforgettable moments. It opens up the world, raises the stakes, and brings the characters closer to the real fight that is coming. Overall Goblet of Fire is a powerful and exciting chapter in the series that balances magic, emotion, and action perfectly. It is one of my favorites to rewatch and always reminds me how far the characters have come.
- ZaZaMaster26August 14, 2025The Yule Ball was a CULTURAL RESET, Harry fought a DRAGON like it was just a Tuesday, Cedric Diggory you deserved so much better 😭, the underwater task soundtrack haunts me in the best way, Voldemort’s graveyard return gave me actual goosebumps, Rita Skeeter was messy and I loved her for it, the maze was way too quiet and I hated that tension (in a good way), and Harry screaming “HE’S BACK” while no one believed him had me raging.
- ilovego2July 7, 2025A really underrated movie the story is ok
- mickerdooJuly 3, 2025Probably my favorite one of the series with the tournament and one of the best balances of dark and lighthearted. Finally meet Voldemort.
- COCOApril 5, 2025This isn't even fictional, Robert Pattinson is just like that.
- KarrtellJune 27, 2025Excellent movie. :)
- Nishant AroraJune 16, 2025"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" dramatically expands the wizarding world, transforming the series into a full-blown fantasy epic. It's a thrilling, action-packed entry that balances breathtaking spectacle with the stark reality of growing darkness. ### The Good Director Mike Newell delivers some of the most stunning and memorable sequences of the entire saga. The Triwizard Tournament tasks are cinematic marvels, from the visceral, terrifying dragon chase in the First Task to the hauntingly beautiful and suspenseful underwater world of the Second. The film expertly captures the hormonal awkwardness of adolescence, with the Yule Ball providing a perfect blend of humor and heartfelt drama. Ralph Fiennes makes a terrifying debut as Lord Voldemort, instantly establishing a truly formidable and chilling villain for the series. ### The Bad In its quest for cinematic pacing, the film excises significant and crucial plotlines from the book. The omission of Ludo Bagman, the S.P.E.W. storyline, and the deeper political machinations within the Ministry of Magic leaves the narrative feeling streamlined to a fault. This sacrifice of subtext and world-building, particularly regarding Barty Crouch Jr.'s backstory, may leave viewers who haven't read the book with a less cohesive understanding of the intricate plot. Despite trimming its source material, "Goblet of Fire" is a spectacular and pivotal installment, raising the stakes with breathtaking action and a truly menacing conclusion.
