• Domestic Total Gross: $892,194,397
• Distributor: Warner Bros.
• Release Date: November 18, 2005
• Genre: Fantasy
• Running Time: 2 hrs. 33 min.
• MPAA Rating: PG-13
• Production Budget: $150 million

Cast:
Daniel Radcliffe - Harry Potter
Emma Watson - Hermione Granger
Rupert Grint - Ron Weasley

2005 Academy Awards® :: 0 Win out of 1 Nomination
Best Art Direction

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire takes us deeper into the characters' minds and the darkness of the Wizarding World. At the Quidditch World Cup, Voldemort's followers gather and wreak havoc. Then, at Hogwarts, a legendary event takes place. The Triwizard Tournament! The Goblet of Fire judges who gets in and who doesn't. On the fateful night, three champions are selected. But then the Goblet spits out one other. Harry's. These two major events point to the return of Lord Voldemort. Dumbledore and the other teachers sense it, but it is inevitable. And Harry is no longer safe at Hogwarts. This fourth installment is the most dramatic, and also the scariest. Let me just say that all does not necessarily end well...

The special effects in this movie are awesome, the best special effects ever. The dragon in the first task is the most realistic looking dragon you will have ever seen on film. The mer-people during the second task are great, and the living maze in the third task is truly incredible. The Dark Mark is frightening, and Voldemort's resurrection at the end is spectacular, though slightly disturbing.  This movie is dark, the darkest movie so for. The whole movie is really dark, but you really must see the ending to truly understand why it was given a PG-13 rating. This movie is also very emotional, and if you are the type of person who cries easily, you might want to take a box of tissues with you.