i still like this movie but i loved it in 4th-5th grade (9-10) Although in fourth grade near the end when Voldomort and wormtail where torturiing Harry (That scene includes scary images of voldomort who does look creepy, and torture of a 14 year old boy includong cutting into his arm with a knife.) it did scare me a little especially when i was watching it alone. But by the time i was 10 i wasn't so scared of it anymore. So i don't recomend this to any kid 8 and under. I do recomend it to SOME 9 year olds who like a good scare and i recomend to all 10 and ups.

great movie! this movie also follows the fourth book really well; except that it leaves out the house elves, but other then that its almost spot on. the way the characters are defined and story line plot are spectacular! you will be on the edge of your seat the whole time. definatley not a boring movie. might be a little to scary though for kids 11 and under, but other then that, totally appropriate! the only kissing scenes it has is a sweet 30 second kiss between harry and cho and when hermione kisses harry on top of the head.

This is one of the darker Harry Potter movies, as Harry grows up. Maybe it should be named Harry Potter and the Goblet of Torment, since it caused nothing but trouble. It starts out pretty good, as a magical tournament with promise for the main characters, but ends disappointingly. Special effects amazing, as usual. Good development between characters, and good role models- show that loyalty to friends and honesty is better than power. But there is no shortage of dark, intense scenes. Some of the main characters are almost killed, and 1 good guy is killed in a very tragic scene, which includes a cauldron and some bloody witchcraft to bring the main bad guy back, Voldemort. (Course if they didn't bring Voldemort back, there would be no more movies, right?)Constantly throughout the movie, Harry is being followed and manipulated by one of the professors at Hogwarts, who eventually turns out to be a notorious murderer who impersonated and imprisoned the original professor. Flirting between characters wasn't that bad. Some bad language, and some of the dark scenes were so intense I winced and had to skip past them. Definitely not for those under 13. Die-hard Harry Potter fans will watch this one, and keep on going, but I'm gonna take a breather before watching another Harry Potter movie. Thanx for reading!

this movie really everybody can watch exept for the voldemort scene you really can not watch that scene untill your 12 or somthing

i seen it but there is some bad language that isnt approved to 5 yr old.

This is one of the only Harry Potter books\movies that I found pretty instresting. I'm a big Twilight fan and I can't say I've ever loved that Harry Potter series but, this one isn't bad and I don't think it sends a bad message either.

I personally think that this is one of the most enjoyable movies of the series. There is some language in this movie, and in one scene a man gets his hand cut off, which reveals alot of blood. That scene was very frightening, but apart from that one scene I think that any twelve year old and most eleven year olds will do fine while watching this movie...

okay yeah there's dark magic blah blah blah who cares. This is a good movie nut it shouldnt really be PG-13. If you have seen the third movie, then you could definately see this one. A little bit of fantasy violence, a couple of scary scenes, and brief mild language. The language only includes one use of d-mn and one use of p*ss off, but that's all. Still, pretty good movie.

I'm obsessed with Harry Potter and last night I watched this movie for like the fourth time. I really love it and all kids that are old enough will also! The PG-13 rating is definitely correct at the more violent parts, but my brother is 10 and loves it anyway. Really it depends on the kid, but I think even low double digits are okay. THIS MOVIE ROCKS!