Parents Guide for
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) More at IMDbPro »

-Ron tells Hermione that Krum has more than friendship on his mind (although it isn't made clear if he means just romance or something more sexual)

-Later, Hermione says that Krum is more of a physical being, but realizing what that sounds like, says that she means he isn't loquacious.

-Following advice that will help him discover the secrets of the large egg he possesses, Harry gets into a large bath (we see him shirtless, but he's presumably nude).

-He is then visited by Moaning Myrtle, a ghostly girl (clothed, but transparent in a ghostly way) She is trying to look at Harry's privates, and he's trying to cover himself up with soap.

-Then she snuggles up with him, making him feel uncomfortable.

-All in all, the most action filled movie of them all, but it is simply because the Triwizard Tournament takes place in this film.

-Lots of action scenes involving Harry fighting dragons, water demons, other competitors and him being trapped in a violent maze

-Harry's nightmares begin in this film, which are very intense.

-An old man is murdered by Voldemort.

-Overall, 3 onscreen deaths

-The events involving the Death Eaters at the Quidditch World Cup are violent and extremely intense

-Harry stumbles across the dead body of a tournament judge in the forest.

-Lots of action in the last 20 minutes, which earn its PG-13 rating

-Lord Voldemort is shown for the first time in the series, and is violently portrayed by actor Ralph Fiennes

-One main character is murdered in front of Harry with the Avada Kedavra curse at the end. No blood is shown, but you see the character is clearly dead with his eyes wide open. A little blood on his shirt and face from earlier. (Avada Kedavra causes no bloodshed)

-Harry is violently tortured by Lord Voldemort and is forced to duel him.

-Lord Voldemort also attempts to use the Avada Kedavra curse on Harry, who narrowly avoids it.

-The duel between Voldemort and Harry is not too intense because Harry is saved before Voldemort has the chance to kill him.

-Harry brings the body of his dead friend back to Hogwarts, and the scene is rather intense with Harry crying hysterically.

-Harry's wrist is cut open with blood shown and Harry screaming in pain.

About 8 hells, and 1 damn. Ron tells Harry to "Piss off". Nothing borderline PG-13, they could be used in PG movies. Also some uses of "Bloody Hell".

On many occasions, Moody drinks from a flask. Ron wonders what it is and Harry says it's not pumpkin juice. We're led to believe it's alcoholic, but we later learn it's a magic potion that must be consumed continually to keep the magic active.

The appearance of various characters and/or monsters, such as Voldemort might be unsettling and/or scary for very young viewers.

The last 30 minutes are quite disturbing.