Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

Hogwarts hosts the Triwizard Tournament, with champions from three schools, and the Goblet of Fire picks a fourth name: Harry, who never entered. He gets past a dragon, an underwater rescue and a maze, and reaches the cup tied with Cedric Diggory. The cup is a Portkey that takes them to a graveyard. Wormtail kills Cedric and uses Harry's blood in a ritual that gives Voldemort a body again. In the duel, their wands connect and Harry escapes with Cedric's body. Back at Hogwarts he learns Mad-Eye Moody was Barty Crouch Jr. in disguise, who set it all up. Fudge refuses to believe Voldemort is back, and Dumbledore starts gathering old allies. Harry gives his winnings to Fred and George. Left open: Voldemort has returned, and the Ministry denies it.

1. ChangeNo S.P.E.W.

   In the book, Hermione launches a campaign for house-elf rights, S.P.E.W., and tries to win over the whole school. The film never touches it.

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2. ChangeDobby and Winky were left out

   In the book, Dobby works in the Hogwarts kitchens and the elf Winky has her own storyline. Both were cut from the film.

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3. ChangeWho's Ludo Bagman?

   In the book, Ludo Bagman announces the Quidditch World Cup, judges the Triwizard Tournament and owes Fred and George money. He doesn't exist in the film.

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4. ChangeThe gillyweed came from someone else

   In the book, Dobby is the one who gives Harry the gillyweed before the second task. In the film, it's Neville.

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