"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is the fourth film in the Harry Potter series. The director was replaced by Mike Neville. The film was released in 2005. This is one of the Harry Potter films that I am most dissatisfied with. Many of the essence of the novel have not been filmed, such as the wonderful Quidditch World Cup at the beginning of the novel. In the follow-up, due to space reasons, a lot of deletions and changes were also made. All the scenes of Dobby the elf were distributed to others, and then the scenes of Bill Weasley and Charlie Weasley were all deleted, and the excitement of the competition was also lacking a lot. . But fortunately, the role interpretations are very brilliant, and Cedric is particularly outstanding. The Hermione and Ron ball scene is also very good. At the beginning of this one, the story style has officially entered adulthood, and it has also begun to darken, and the works after the Harry Potter series also continue to be based on this tone. The audience can be said to have watched this group of actors grow up, so they pay special attention to the emotional drama they started, and Rowling has a good grasp of the interweaving of the roles. The more complex interpersonal relationships and the more brutal plot trends are all fascinating. 8.5 points.
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