Harry potter and The Goblet of Fire..!!

I know that I'm probably one of the last people on the universe to publicly state that I do not read the Harry Potter series.. (Although I'm catching up to it now..). I tried the first one and cud'nt stand it (Hello ppl its got bout 600 to 700 pages) and although i own them all in hardback, I've not cracked one spine..(Tat was 168 hrs before i wrote dis) But i do enjoy watching the movies. I have never actually gone to the theatre to see HP or any thing for that matter. I don't like knowing I have to sit in those gross seats(for god alone knows whose been sittin on those seats n wat trash dey'v been upto) for approximately 3 hrs. And then you have to factor in the other people and that can be a crap shoot.

And ofcourse when u go there, U mit have to sit with sum kids in front or back of u all under the age of 5. It's a 2 n a half hour movie people! Do u tink ur children are (A) going to sit quietly through the entire film and (B) Do they realllllly need that Big screen experience at 4 n 5 years of age? The freeking movie is out on DVD. Don't torture the rest of us with your figety kids.. As quoted by ma friends.. So, not willing to experience this mayhem ma self... I decided to rent a DVD.

The movie was'nt my favorite of the franchise. I felt that it cud have been shorter. I know that they cut out key things from the book-- that book was huge-- but what they did decide to give us cud have been edited down even more. And i don't kno about anyone else, but i really liked the magic parts and wanted a lot more of it from this movie. It was suitably dark and I can vagely see where they are going with this. And the other part I did't like was the NEW DUMBLEDORE. IT just seemed wrong somehow.

So, that's my experience of the HP.. Which Harry Potter has been your favorite so far? I think mine is the third-- HP and The Prisoner of Azkaban.