" Then, in the finale on the front lawn, with Murtaugh""s sanctioning, Riggs delivered a vengeful, hand-to-hand combat challenge to Joshua: "Whaddya say, Jack? Would you like a shot at the title?" - Joshua replied eagerly: "Don""t mind if I do.[Note: The on-location exterior settings of the film revealed a small-town environment, although it was obviously set in the movie-land of Hollywood, a locale of illusory dream-making.""Monkey Business (1931)andHorse Feathers (1932)).The screenplay by Jack Cunningham was based on a story by Charles Bogle (Fields himself, under an alias).He located he artifact in the archive vault and removed it.However, when he ship violently tilted, the box holding the artifact was dislodged from Krall""s hand...You could just lose yourselves along the way."3.to negotiate a tall hedge maze in order to be the first to touch the TriWizard cup placed deep within the maze(All competitors were faced with collapsing hedge walls, poor visibility, tangling vines, and high winds inside the maze; wild-eyed and bewitched Krum incapacitated Fleur with his wand, and she was consumed by vines on the maze floor; then Krum went after Diggory using an "Expelliarmus" command, but Harry warned Diggory to get back and was able to save him from the same fate, and Krum was downed; the two Hogwarts competitors saw the TriWizard cup at the same time at the end of a long hedge corridor, but Cedric was attacked and held back by vines; although Harry could have reached it first, he freed Cedric with a "Reducto" command, and they proceeded together to the cup, where they agreed to a tie by touching it at the same time)As the two champions Harry and Cedric touched the cup together, they were simultaneously transported to a graveyard - since the cup was a Portkey.