In the midst of the immensely better book-to-movie series, the Goblet of Fire is the Harry Potter movie where multiple other witchy/wizardy schools come together to compete in the Triwizard Tournament.
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)Įarlier and truer fans of Pattinson’s would be up in arms about the last film description for lots of reasons, but mostly because they might remember him first from his dreamy portrayal of Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Main Cast: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner There’s also a hilarious drinking game to it if you want to watch so as to be knowledgeable enough to credibly make fun of it.
If you sincerely enjoy this series, you can actually stream every Twilight movie on Netflix right now. That’s pretty much the best way to sum it up but Pattinson himself has used some much harsher words to describe the films as well as the books, saying that if he had to watch the movies, he would “just mindlessly hate it.” There is actually a whole Tumblr page dedicated to the number of times he has mocked the book/movie series, which tells us that this was truly seen as a stepping stone for this recently evolved performer. Result? They fall in love and all kinds of things happen. Edward Cullen ( Robert Pattinson) is a pale-skinned, crazy-eyed, dead inside - obviously vampire? - high school student who can’t stand Bella’s smell but it turns out he’s just very hungry for her. Bella Swan ( Kristen Stewart) is a newcomer to the rainy little Washington town of Forks from her home in Arizona where shiny vampires couldn’t possibly exist. Jumping right to it, the Twilight saga is one of Robert Pattinson’s first and worst claims to fame. Patt is becoming a well-recognized face in complex and arthouse films, making it essential to roll out his 10 best roles starting from the bottom. Although, as it is with many, getting too emotional for a scene can take you out of the accent and cause some audience speculation. Throughout the films we’ll be discussing today, he has ventured into and mastered - for the most part - what seems like a new accent for every film. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)įrom his rough start as two characters both in book-to-movie adaptations, Pattinson has jumped a myriad of obstacles beyond his initial impression on audiences into the established, dramatic actor we know him to be today.
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