Harry's an adolescent. Review on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Movie

The thrill of going to watch a harry potter film is unparalleled. Specially when you decide on a lark, to bunk work and go watch a movie. Realise harry potter is playing and as the gods are smiling at you on this particular day, when you stand at the ticket counter expecting a full house, the guy says, ''kitne ticket?''

Sink into your chair in the crowded theatre with screaming kids and wonder, wow, am watching harry potter-first day first show?? lol!

Harry Potter and the goblet of Fire is a good watch. Harry and his friends are all grown up now, wondering about the ball night and dates to go with while Voldermot (ooops- you know who- hell who am I fearing!) is pushed away from the scene a while. It is rather interesting to see Harry as a normal kid struggling with the troubles of mere adolescents and all thrilled about the Quidditch World Cup. What is rather fascinating is the fact that when you read the book, you imagine the chain of sequences in your head and picturise them a certain way, and the movie depicts the same.

Harry and his friends are shown in true juvenile temperament. with Ron and Harry having tiffs over his nomination to the triwizard tournament while hermione is dealing with having been asked out by Viktor Krum and RON!!!

overall, the movie is watchable though give me a book any day.