Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire [Blu-ray] [2 Discs] [2005]

Like he Prisoner of Azkaban and this movie , they have alot of HDR going for it. My TV has the contrast enhancer setting on.. but in these 2 movies it looks overdone in some scenes..but only these 2 compared to others for some reason. Weird. Nevertheless the disc is fine here. Acc. to another professional review there wasn't much diff. in the 4K vs Blu ray except for HDR. Regardless it's not bad if you get it on sale $20 or under. I gave it five stars here as I can't find any big negatives besides the contrast issues that these seem to have..but perhaps on another TV or setting it could be fine.

We can all already agree the plot line in this is used with pure action sequences and performances. This installment is when the series gets really dark. Especially now that the dark lord has returned and Harry must face him in a first epic battle in a graveyard. but flawed in one scene that made me almost through up. In which the dark lord comes out of a pot with goo surrounding him which does look quite disturbing. And the fact that in some scenes you can tell that Harry's glasses don't have glass in them. But everything else in the film is great proof of a start to a darker future.

Had it in DVD so got it in bluray. Completes the saga.

I bought this as a gift for my husband but my kids love Harry Potter too. Although these movies show on TV regularly, it’s nice to have the disks in our library so we can watch them at will along with the extras on the bonus disc. Gotta buy’em all! (Sorry Pokémon!)

Great movie with of course great affects and it continues the Harry Potter Story, revealing more and with a great ending. Highly entertaining and you learn move of the background between Harry and Voldemort. The blu ray looks great, sounds great and comes with digital download which I love! If you love movies and don't have them on blu ray, this new collection is the one to get!

I only had the DVD version of this film before and wanted the HD version. The film looks great on Blu-ray. I like how it has the same extras as the DVD version on the 2nd disc but also has an additional special feature for this release of this version.

This is a funny silly film made even funner because it's now in 4K UHD. 4K is the future if you don't have it you need to get on the ball seriously. Best picture and sound you can possibly get.

Since this movie was filmed in the mid-2000's, I notice a little bit of graininess in the image. I am watching this with a 4K Blu-ray Player on a 4K TV.