Let me say I really like how Warner does the single disc and the two disc editions

My continual dismay with the Potter DVD's is that they all lack a comprehensive "making of" and the greatest slight of all, a commentary track. Both of these ommissions with every one of the DVD releases screams DOUBLE DIP from the roof of Hogwarts. You know that JK Rowling will make one hell of a commentary track. Director and writer commentary track and finally, the kids together on another track. There is no excuse for the lack of these other than we are being set up, like with Begins, for a major double dip where we get the really good stuff. The extras to date on these DVD's are standard fluff. I appreciate Warners upfront attitude with the single and double disks, but somehow I think this concession is to pacify us for the double dip coming. I hope they don't try and pull the new technology game on us; release more comprehensive versons of all these DVD's on the new Blu-ray or HD-DVD (can't remember which Warner's signed on for) and slight the old technology. I also have to echo the sentiment that Warners should have kept with the style of casing and art they used for the first two movies. From a pure collector/presentation respect, having to releases in cardboard slip cases in drawn style followed by two in plastic photorealistic styles (not to mention Goblet uses a new "widescreen" banner" doesn't make for a "clean" collection. But that is a very slight complaint.  

As for the movie, enjoyed this one a lot more than the bore known as The Pisoner of Azkaban. I know many hailed that as a better, darker film than the previous two. But darker doesn't always mean better. Just look at the box office as Azkaban slipped way down. Goblet kept the faithful as well as brought back in the general population, while offering us the best performances among the kids yet. It was still dark, with the first death of the series, yet still managed to become the 2nd highest grossing in the franchise.  

Only a month and a half away. YAY!

I wish there was a commentary, but oh well. I'm definantely getting the double disc (looks like the return of the digipak), though I like the single disc version's art better. This 4th film was the best and cant wait to own it!

Skywalker wrote: THIS IS SO COOL!!!!!!! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT THE WHOLE YEAR LONG!!!!!!! AND THE COVER ART ROCKS!!!!!!!

But the movie was released only in November?

My least favorite book in the series but one of my favorite films in the series....definitely must buy.  And I like the cover.

This dvd has already been announced as a date-to-date release with DVD. The WB is supporting both Blu-ray and HD-DVD.

Well, we don't post rumours like other sites. Just information direct from the distributors.

Tom wrote: Well, we don't post rumours like other sites. Just information direct from the distributors.

Well, David Heyman confirmed that Mike Newell was contributing an audio commentary to the fourth film. Maybe it's unlisted... I do like the covers though. This film and POA are the better Harry Potter films out there, Chris Columbus's first two were good but felt rather aimed at the kiddies.

Only HP movie I will be buying.

Warner Bros. sucks cause don't do commentaries any more.
All I hope is their is a commentary on Kiss Kiss Bang Bang or 2

'Arrrrrrryyyyy Poootttaaaahhhh!!!!

I have to catch up. I've only bothered to see the first two.

I'm definitely going to buy this movie. I LOVED HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE!!! IT IS THE BEST MOVIE EVER!!!!!!!!!! I'm going to buy the Two-Disc Deluxe Edition.

I really wanted to love this film, but came up pretty disappointed. I think Newell is a much weaker director VISUALLY, than the Cauron, and it hurt this film, especially when compared to the third film. Like Matt, I never read the books, so I'm just generally not a big fan, this is just an outsiders perspective on the series, of which the first two episodes were very weak.

But one question:  Why are they floating above the water?