The magnificent scene is the biggest feature of the film. The climax of the first act of the film was unveiled by the Quidditch World Cup. The Quidditch World Cup, which was "organized" with computer stunts, created an unprecedented magnificent landscape in the "Harry Potter" series of movies. The play assembles the arena of 100,000 wizards upright, and the computer creates surreal sci-fi effects, as if entering the Galaxy Council in "Star Wars". After the World Cup, the Death Eaters suddenly made trouble, and the tragic atmosphere of horror was similar to the ring spirit in the "Lord of the Rings" series by another 7 points. The grand ostentation when arriving at Hogwarts at the other two foreign magic schools was pleasing to the eye; while Harry riding a firebolt, and the fire-breathing Hungarian tree bee dragon "High Altitude Hidden Cat" was extremely exciting.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Magnificent scene
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Extended Reading
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Lucinda 2022-03-25 09:01:04
Compared with the previous series, the special effects and photography of this part can be described as a big upgrade. The eyeballs and interest of the single scenes are also more mature and rich, in line with contemporary movie-watching habits, and some have inexplicable laughter designs, and even laugh out loud several times. The most contrasting thing is that Dumbledore talked about tuberculosis syndrome in this sudden change, the movements, the limbs, the big ups and downs, the big pitching, the big opening and closing. I just didn't get used to it, and when I got used to it, I felt that Dumbledore was too tight and put on the shelf. Some changes are actually pretty good.
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Hope 2022-03-23 09:01:05
In the movie, my favorite is actually this one, no matter what-just for the moment Hermione walked down the stairs in a pink dress. so u, my little princess.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire quotes
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Dumbledore: Do you know who I am? Do you?
Professor Moody: Albus Dumbledore.
Dumbledore: Are you Alastor Moody?
Professor Moody: ...no.
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Professor Moody: What was it like? What was he like?
Harry: Who?
Professor Moody: The Dark Lord. What was it like to stand in his presence?
Harry: ...I dunno... It was like I'd fallen into one of my dreams. Into one of my nightmares.
Professor Moody: Were there others? In the graveyard, were there others?
Harry: ...I don't think I said anything about a graveyard, Professor.