Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire presents the young master of the saga with a whole new challenge: he has been chosen to participate in the Triwizard Tournament, despite not meeting the eligibility requirements! Who registered? For what ? So many questions that the film answers, it even offers us a tasty bite!
It was on this film that Daniel Radcliffe did his most dangerous stunt!
In between these blinks we especially catch a glimpse of one of the characters in the saga, but you need really good eyes to see that… or a way to pause!
To capture this moment in flight, we recommend that you pause the images at 6 minutes and 18 seconds very precisely to see the llamas, on the back of which are several house elves, and among them the most famous ones from the Harry Potter saga:
Yes, that’s Dobby right there, all happy looking at the camera at the viewer, even though you need a remote control to see it! Dobby has been freed from Malfoy’s yoke since the end of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets and is now free to do whatever he wants… like walking on a llama!
We can see this as a nod to it, as it is in this movie that Hermione’s creation of the Elf Liberation Aid Society, which Ron also named the House Elf Liberation Front, is featured in the book.
The films simply dropped any reference to this event as the main plot had already stretched over 2h35 of the film. To the point that certain scenes in the story will be filmed and cut, then become iconic, like this kiss!
Harry Potter 4 is the first and only feature film in the saga, signed by Mike Newell, as well as Donnie Brasco and Mona Lisa Smile. It brings back some of the “light” of the first two films after the darker 3rd opus (Prisoner of Azkaban) directed by Alfonso Cuarón.
This is also the time when the actors’ hair is much longer than in the previous opus, to the point where some teasing viewers have dubbed the movie “Harry Potter and the Haircut”!
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