Parcel for you, Mr. Weasley

Parents these days may be wondering if it’s okay to bring their children to the theater to watch the latest Harry Potter film. Seeing the trailers in the local network, TV mobile, and even in the MRT, one knows that the movie has its shares of intense moments – not to mention that it is rated PG13, unlike the previous three.

Keep in mind that Harry is getting older and as the story progresses it becomes more sophisticated – the magic and fantasy moments intensifies. The older he gets, the greater the challenges become; more tragic things to overcome. So some old-fashion common sense is needed on deciding whether your child is ready for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

I know mine isn’t; he’s even scared of the full trailer. Though he didn’t freaked out inside the theater when he saw it shown during the Batman flick; he could probably go through with it when the DVD version comes.

Although, here’s one clip from the film he loves to watch over and over again – probably forty times the least. I can’t still point out which part he likes the most: Ginny saying “I’m not wearing that. It’s ghastly!” or Hermione giggling.