Christopher Null is very excited about this film. The first three Potter movies were hits themselves but for Null to show appreciation for only this fourth one says a lot for the film.

I was personally captured by the first three. Sure they were meant for children but any adult with a certain degree of thirst for the imagination can certainly enjoy these well strung together sagas of a young magician and his wild adventures in a world so different yet graphically realistic then that in which we are in. The fourth installment promises to bring a new level of virtual reality to the screen. With these graphics and the very clever plots including competitions and crushes, “The Goblet of Fire” should prove to be riveting and intense.

It is also somewhat scary according to null, which will bring the thrill seekers to the theatres. I am more in it for the crazy creatures and awkward beings that I hope to see come alive on screen. I am sure the plot will be interesting enough but it is the illusion that will attract me to the theatre. The first three were very realistic. Sure there was room for improvement but as technology evolves so will Harry potter 5, 6, and 7. These films will evolve into a temporary gateway into a world we can only go in the theatre or in our sleep. Where dragons exist along with other creatures, places and things we will never actually come in contact with; but don’t tell our senses that. Let our eyes and ears indulge in a treat out of this world; one that can only be created in our mind or in cyberspace.