Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter, Book 4)

Yet another comfort re-read

Read/Reread: ~2001-2003Reread: Nov 24, 2023I do not condone this author and do not talk up this series, but I did grow up with it and I will reread my copies from time to time. This reread has finally gotten far enough from the rose-tinted glasses to see how holey and underdeveloped the plot is.

Cada vez me sorprende todo eso, de verdad no me arrepiento de mi relectura, ahora me doy cuenta de muchas cosas y siento que tengo en mente todo lo que pasa. Amo definitivamente estos libros, forman parte de lo mejor.

[Spoiler Free Review]I feel like this book and the movie is kind of underrated? (As underrated as a harry potter book can be lol) But in my opinion this is the second best after prisoner of Azkaban. I just thought the whole plotline with the cup was interesting and thrilling. The new characters I liked were Krum, Robert Pattinson- I mean Cedric and Barty Crouch Jr, really great additions and I wish we had more time with them. I also greatly enjoyed the plot twist of this one, probably my most favourite "mystery" in the series and it only gets better on the second reread/rewatch.

I'm not going to even lie to you. Literally I got teary eyed. I definitely did. Like oh my god watching the movies and reading the books are two different things. I always grow up watching the movies. I never once thought about the idea that I would pick up the book series and read the book series. Here. I am though at the age of 23 are reading the book series and the amount of details and this book compared to the movie is astounding. Like omg they messed a lot in the movies. Kind of not really. They got most details in the important details but there's so many small details that are so good. And literally the idea that I got teardied reading chapter 36 and by the end of chapter 36 I was like trying to force back the tears like that's no. No not okay