Confused, lost, Johnny Depp always awesome. I think the days of me playing in the Harry Potter world are over.
Read Full ReviewWell, there was one too many twists here and I only say that because it was unnecessary. The plot would have been cleaner if they just let that one go...and don't worry, you'll know what is being mentioned when you watch it. It would have worked in a novel, but in a screen play it just made it a bit messy and loose. And, unfortunately, that is what the critics are going to focus on. But then, J.K. is a novelist and it got a bit lost in translation from one writing style to another. But, be...
Read Full ReviewBetter than its predecessor, even if I still didn't really dig it. <em>'Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald'</em> has more of a vibe about it, especially early on, and is marginally better paced. Overall, though, I'm kinda split on how I feel about this second instalment. It is a definite improvement, and yet I don't have any noteworthy positives to share about it. The cast, despite names I like, are just so forgettable to me in this. As such, I don't feel like I can give it any mo...
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Newt and Tina are at an awkward moment and Newt thinks of Tina's eyes, salamander eyes
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When the aurors apparate in Hogwarts to see Dumbledore
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Newt meets up with young Dumbledore
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Newt mounts the Kelpie to get it upstairs and Bunty helps him treat a wound
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Newt and Leta talk before Newts meeting
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The mirror of Erised scene
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Scene at the Circus Arcanus
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