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Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire: Stills (2005)

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) Dir. Mike Newell

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire: Stills (2005)

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)

Directed by Mike Newell

Cinematography by Roger Pratt

Robert Pattinson as Cedric Diggory 

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) dir. Mike Newell

Harry James Potter’s hair in GoF requested by @gloster

Harry Potter Rewatch | Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

“ Dark times lie ahead of us and there will be a time when we must choose between what is easy and what is right.”

harry potter meme ϟ [1/3] deaths: cedric diggory (June 24, 1995) 

Remember Cedric. Remember, if the time should come when you have to make a choice between what is right, and what is easy, remember what happened to a boy who was good, and kind, and brave, because he strayed across the path of Lord Voldemort. Remember Cedric Diggory.

At least I warned you about the dragons. Hagrid warned me about the dragons.

Remember that, and Cedric Diggory will not have died in vain.

Albus Dumbledore

Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire: Stills (2005)

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story by -episkey (cover by -voidlegends)

Harry potter and the goblet of fire.

Better known as

Harry potter and the Bi awakening.

Quidditch

It's very important in the Harry Potter narrative.

It is a sport that is so pervasive through the Magical World that anything related to the sport is kind of a 'neutral ground' for wizards and witches from both sides of the wizarding war.

Also, you know shit is going down when quidditch gets cancelled. Every major conflict incident int the books occurs after quidditch is cancelled, or affected in some way.

An underrated Sirius moment in Goblet of Fire where Sirius lets Harry talk and talk, and Harry lets out everything he's been holding in since he became an unwilling Triwizard Tournament champion.

The Lost Characterization of Sirius Black

In the past, I’ve said that Sirius, though highly imperfect, was the closest thing Harry had to a parent. Sirius broke out of Azkaban to protect Harry, and he would have gone straight back if he thought it would keep Harry safe.

Unfortunately, the films muddle this dynamic somewhat.

Much of the small amount of time we do spend with Sirius in the films is spent establishing Sirius’s arc and personal tragedy. Certainly this part of the story is worth telling, but we lose the smaller moments in which Sirius is simply doing what he can to help his godson. 

In the GF film, neither the letter Harry sent Sirius about his scar nor Sirius living off rats in a cave on the outskirts of Hogsmeade is mentioned. There’s no mention of the scene in which Sirius spends the afternoon telling the trio about Crouch Jr., Karkaroff, and other Death Eaters. There’s no mention of the long conversation in which Harry pours out his heart to Sirius, telling him about the fight with Ron, Rita Skeeter, no one believing he hadn’t entered himself into the tournament, and the “Potter Stinks” debacle. There’s no mention of the “near daily” letters from Sirius in the months before the third task. There’s no mention of Sirius comforting Harry after Voldemort’s return.

Sirius’s role in GF is distilled to one conversation in which he imparts a few cryptic warnings about Karkaroff and Crouch, tells Harry to “keep his friends close” and then vanishes from the fire.

We see Sirius a little more in the OP film, but once again, Sirius’s bonding with Harry takes a backseat to the development of Sirius’s own arc. Film!Sirius brings up Harry’s resemblance to James not once but three times, despite his limited amount of screen time. 

The best example of this phenomenon is the battle at Department of Mysteries. In the film version of the Department of Mysteries battle, Harry shoots off an Expelliarmus and Sirius shouts “Nice one, James!” This is a reference to Sirius’s own tragic arc as well as a callback to the Snape’s Worst Memory scene. 

But in the book version of the battle at the Department of Mysteries, there’s no hint that Sirius sees Harry as James reincarnated or even that he sees Harry as an equal partner. In fact, Sirius speaks to Harry three times during the Department of Mysteries battle. Far from congratulating Harry on a well-placed spell, all three of Sirius’s lines are variations of “get your friends and get the hell out.”

Ultimately, the repeated focus on James cheapens Sirius’s genuine love for Harry and undermines Sirius’s last act as Harry’s godfather.

I understand why the films condensed Sirius as they did. And certainly there are characters who fared worse. It’s no coincidence that Ron - another character who provides Harry with a great deal of emotional support - had his role similarly butchered. Simply put, watching Harry being comforted or enjoying small moments of happiness does not move the plot along.

Unfortunately, the nips and tucks to Sirius’s character remove a great deal of what makes the relationship so important.

If I were to look at the film version of Harry’s godfather, I would see someone who sent Harry a broomstick, barely spoke to him for a year, spent the following year moping around a house, and saw Harry as a replacement for his dead best friend. But Sirius Black was so much more than that, and deserves more than that.

can't believe how devoted sirius was to harry in gof. how he always thought about harry's wellbeing and never his own, how he lived off rats and in a cave, how he endangered his own life just to be closer to him, how he did everything in his power and more to try and keep him safe, how he made sure to just be there and listen because he knew how important it was that seomeone did for once in harry's life

"Harry described how the figures that had emerged from the wand had prowled the edges of the golden web, how Voldemort had seemed to fear them, how the shadow of Harry's father had told him what to do, how Cedric's had made its final request. At this point, harry found he could not continue." - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire