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Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire

  • PG-13, R (Limited)
  • 2005

Hogwarts hosts the Triwizard Tournament. The other two schools taking part in the tournament are Beauxbatons Magic Academy and Durmstrang Institute. The Goblet of Fire is the “impartial judge” in the Triwizard Tournament, who chooses which students will represent their respective schools. Harry's name suddenly appears in the tournament with Cedric representing Hogwarts.

Film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) has a PG-13 rating, which means it is recommended for children over 13 with parental guidance. The Film is indeed part of a series originally intended for children, but as the story progresses, including in Goblet of Fire, there are darker and more intense elements than the previous film.
Some reasons why this film may be less suitable for young children:
  1. Dark Theme: There are death scenes (for example, the death of Cedric Diggory), the resurrection of Voldemort, and a more tense atmosphere.
  2. Violence: The Triwizard Tournament features dangerous challenges such as Dragons, menacing aquatic creatures, and suspense-filled mazes.
  3. Heavy Emotions: The Film also alludes to fear, loss, and confrontation with evil, which may be difficult to understand or disturbing to younger children.
For children under 10-12 years old, depending on their level of maturity, the film can seem frightening or confusing. If your child is sensitive to tension or minor scenes of violence, it's best to watch with a parent to provide context and comfort. However, for teenagers or children who are already familiar with adventure stories with elements of dark fantasy, this film can still be an interesting and safe viewing.

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