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The action was exciting and I personally loved the Dragon task more than the others, and the humor is maturing as the kids in the story do, so we see a more mature trio and their troubles mature as well. The overall mood of the film was one of foreboding and it was meant that way as it does deal with a darker side of things to come. I found the representation of Voldermort to be as powerfully cold and evil as it should have been, and it set the stage perfectly for the next movie. The monsters and creepies in this one make it a scary proposition for the tots, but any kid who can read the books knows whats coming and should be able to handle it. The language is not a major concern in this one, it's earned the rating for the material involved and some of the imagery and violence. Take the family and have fun with this one, i know some say it's not as good as others in the series, but i maintain it's just different, some parts aren't as good, others are definitely better. Bill's Popcorn Rating: * * * * of 5 Studio: Warner Brothers Director: Mike Newell Actors: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint Running Time: 157m Theatrical Release Date: November 18, 2005 DVD Release Date: March 7, 2005 Plot: Harry Potter finds himself at the center of another adventure, this time it could easily get him killed in front of the entire wizarding world. The Tri Wizard Tournament is being resurrected at Hogwarts, and Harry is selected as the fourth of three champions! Dragons lead to lake monsters, which then lead to a maze of challenges for Harry and the other three champions, but Harry finds more at the end of the Maze than he bargained for. From the Quidditch World cup to a dark and foreboding final challenge, this could be Harry's most difficult test in his young life, and his last. | |||