Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
Adventure, Fantasy
81Kernel Score — Universal Acclaim, 0 reviews
The Kernel take
At 81, Goblet of Fire landed among the most critically acclaimed entries in the entire franchise, and the $895.9M worldwide gross suggests audiences were equally convinced—a $150M budget that paid for itself nearly six times over.
Director track record: Mike Newell
Goblet of Fire (81) sits well above Mike Newell's own 61.3-point average across 9 other scored films—a career-high moment for the director, though it trails his previous best in Four Weddings and a Funeral (also 81).
Lead track record: Daniel Radcliffe
Goblet of Fire (81) sits well above Daniel Radcliffe's own 64.4-point average across 18 other scored films—one of his best-reviewed works to date, though it falls short of his peak in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (85).
Box office
Budget $150M · Box office $895.9M