harry potter and the goblet of fire : the film

Telcontar_Dunedain · 11-22-2005, 01:16 PM

Okay here are my complaints.
I didn't like the portrayal of Mad Eye Moody. I know he is meant to be mad, but IMO the way he was done made him look completley stupid, not the famous Auror that he was.
I was disappointed with the Quiddich World Cup for two reasons. One, there was no Quidditch, so we didn't really see what all the hype about Viktor Krum was. Two, the Death Eater scene. I was looking forward to seeing Crouch publically punish his house elf, who we didn't even meet, and becasue of that Hermione didn't start her house elf rights obsession.
In all the other films there was at least one of every lesson, but in this film there was only one lesson in the whole film. It made it look slightly like there were no lessons once the Triwizard Tournament had started. Also the absence of the Weasley family during the Tournament annoyed me slightly.
Lastly and probably the thing which irritated me the most was the way everything was left unfinished. Nothing was explained to you, and one of the most key parts, the denial of Cornelius Fudge, was left out at the end.

Other than that I loved it!

11-22-2005, 01:16 PM	#30
Telcontar_Dunedain Warrior of the House of Hador Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 4,651	Okay here are my complaints. I didn't like the portrayal of Mad Eye Moody. I know he is meant to be mad, but IMO the way he was done made him look completley stupid, not the famous Auror that he was. I was disappointed with the Quiddich World Cup for two reasons. One, there was no Quidditch, so we didn't really see what all the hype about Viktor Krum was. Two, the Death Eater scene. I was looking forward to seeing Crouch publically punish his house elf, who we didn't even meet, and becasue of that Hermione didn't start her house elf rights obsession. In all the other films there was at least one of every lesson, but in this film there was only one lesson in the whole film. It made it look slightly like there were no lessons once the Triwizard Tournament had started. Also the absence of the Weasley family during the Tournament annoyed me slightly. Lastly and probably the thing which irritated me the most was the way everything was left unfinished. Nothing was explained to you, and one of the most key parts, the denial of Cornelius Fudge, was left out at the end. Other than that I loved it! __________________ Then Huor spoke and said: "Yet if it stands but a little while, then out of your house shall come the hope of Elves and Men. This I say to you, lord, with the eyes of death: though we part here for ever, and I shall not look on your white walls again, from you and me a new star shall arise. Farewell!" The Silmarillion, Nirnaeth Arnoediad, Page 230