![]() ![]() ![]() Hogwarts School and indeed the entire structure of Harry's world is threatened by Voldemort's return to something approaching his potential powers, and the film becomes a struggle between the civilized traditions of the school and the dark void of Voldemortism. Although we glimpsed his face in "The Sorcerer's Stone," we see him in full on screen for the first time in "Goblet of Fire," and he does not disappoint: Hairless, with the complexion of a slug, his nostrils snaky slits in his face, he's played by Ralph Fiennes as a vile creature who has at last been rejoined by his Death Eaters, who were disabled by Harry's magic earlier in the series. Is it fair to wonder if the series will continue to grow up with Harry, earning the R rating as he turns 17?Ĭertainly Lord Voldemort seems capable of limitless villainy. There is still at least a mail-owl, and what looks like a mail-raven (it may represent FedEx), but many of the twee touches of the earlier films have gone missing to make room for a brawnier, scarier plot. Harry ( Daniel Radcliffe) was just turning 13 in the previous movie, " Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" (2004), and the Potter series turns PG-13 with this installment. ![]()
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