Arguably my favorite Potter movie (with Order of the Phoenix). We start to get some definitive lines forming between good and evil, the tri-wizard cup is a fun plot that gives us some good interaction between the young cast members, and it has one of the bigger moments in the series at the end. It will put some people off because it has quite a few silly moments, but those people have to remember that this is still a series for the younger crowd and some levity is needed.

my favourite part

...and this is where the movies falls well short of the books, which in turn are pretty mediocre stuff themselves.

Despite the excellent visual effects and production design, and great performances by Ralph Fiennes and Brendan Gleeson (Mad Eye Moody was my favorite character in the book BTW), I wanted to see certain subplots in the book that weren't used in the movie, such as that involving Dobby and Winky. Also, I thought that the characters of Fleur Delacour, Victor Krum, and Cedric Diggory were underdeveloped, and most of the humor wasn't funny. But the one thing that I hated the most was how the ch

POTTER?! It was a good flick, nowhere near as good as Prisoners, but nonetheless it was fun to watch with friends in the theaters.

Back to the crap of the first 2.

The best one so far! Still nowhere near the level of the books, and they lost at least half of it in the transition. But still, really good.

I haven't read the book(s), so this film came off as slightly disjointed to me. Still a decent popcorn flick.

Very good

Ugh. A disappointment after I enjoyed the third one so much. I feel that wayyy too much of the book was left out.

alright

The script kills it like an Avada Kedrava (heh).

A notch down from the previous installment, nonetheless, there is much to recommend from this. If nothing else, feeling like a sleazeball when you realize that Daniel Radcliffe is growing into a fine-looking young man is rather worth it.