
Director: Mike Newell
Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint

The official website is here
harrypotter.warnerbros.co...index.html

My thoughts:
-- I especially like the themes about love, friendship and even racial harmony ...
e.g., there is old love, new love, those between lovers, those between parents and child, etc
e.g., the friendship between Harry and Ron, the friendship between the competitors, etc
e.g., compared to previous episodes, there seems to be a very conscientious effort to depict different ethnicity, and at the ending speech, there is a mention about harmony despite differences ... 
-- Also, it probes at issues of sportsmanship, idol worshipping, news reporting, the judicial system, etc ...
-- Overall theme of transformations is also thought provoking too ...

Technically,
-- I like the pacing and atmosphere ... 
-- In terms of cinematography, it is nice too ...
-- I like the song in the ending credits (you have to be patient to wait for this ... it does not appear till much later ... ha ha ha) ... and the song by the "sirens?" ... 
-- As usual, there is some humor ...
-- Teenagers and adults will likely like it ... but kids below 10 may get frightened ...

What could be better, if at all ...
-- Given the time, 
... some might complain it did not include every single event in the book ...
... while others might complain it tried to include too much from the book ...
sigh ... people are difficult to please ... hiaks hiaks ...
-- It is a pity that the three champions scenes are not exploited enough ...
e.g., no depiction of the other three fighting with the dragons
-- Some people may find the acting occasionally exaggerated ...
-- Nothing personal ... but some people may not find Cho Chang compelling enough (even in terms of the scripting) to understand why Harry Potter likes her ...

Conclusion:
I actually find it excellent! 

Highly recommended for entertainment value and some nice but important messages ...