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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Reviews

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The Tri-Wizarding Tournament is drawing near.
The fourth Harry Potter Book "The Goblet Of Fire" is an epic length novel and the best in the series.

In this tale, Harry Potter returns to Hogwarts for his fourth year and is selected as an underaged wizard for the International Triward Tournament that involves students from three of the world's most renown magic schools, Durmstrang, Hogwarts, and Beauxbatons. Voldemort on the other hand is gaining power too and the Ministry of Magic, under the leadership of Cornelius Fudge is burying it's head in the sand and denying Voldemort is returning to power. Dementors are also becoming a danger as well.

This movie will be released in November of 2005 and Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson will be playing their characters in this movie. Alfonso Cuarino who directed "Prisoner of Azkaban" will not be directing this one. The reins will be passed on to Mike Newell. I'm very certain that the fourth Harry Potter movie will be just as good as the first three. The only thing that I'm worried about is if it turns out being just a single movie. A two and a half hour will not do the book justice in my opinion. Deividing it into two separate films would work a lot better.

The series as I've noticed over time has gotten darker and more sinister in nature and as the last two books in the series arrive, I could safely say that the Harry Potter books may very well no longer be a childrens series. And if/when "The Order of The Phoenix" and the last two books are made into movies, they could very well make "Chamber of Secrets" seem more like a comedy show.

I am looking forward to seeing this on the big screen in November of 2005.

How can you review a movie that won't be out until 2005?
As much as I enjoy reading the Harry Potter books and that I am looking forward to the third Harry Potter movie, I am completely dumbfolded by how Amazon.com will allow people review movies that hasn't come out yet. I know I wrote a review for "Carnage", a movie that won't come out on dvd until next month but I actually saw that horrible POS for a French film. "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" on the other hand makes no sense. "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" doesn't come out until June of this year. Can't Amazon wait an entire year for the fourth installment of the Harry Potter series to come out? I just had to speak my peace after seeing other people review a movie that its predecessor hasn't even been released yet.

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