Although "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" is a movie for all ages, it still sets a certain threshold for audiences, and the movie is fundamentally different from the "Harry Potter" series of movies. First of all, "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" shows the audience a more mature and darker worldview. Secondly, compared with the "Harry Potter" series of movies, "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" has been greatly improved in terms of visual effects. Finally, the film captures the selling point of "Fantastic Animals" and integrates it into the plot interaction, which is fascinating.
On the surface, the film is based on Newt's main story, but in fact it is not the same thing, and no character is even the real protagonist. The film’s story clues can be drawn out of five or six, and the film length is more than two hours. It is basically impossible to explain the causes and consequences of each story to the many characters. In the last "Fantastic Beasts", various cute animals left a deep impression on the audience. Second, the film has taken a step further, and each magical animal played an important role at a critical moment. For example, Newt asked Sniff to use gold powder to track targets on the street. The tree-guarding pot was also very useful. The magical animal from China, Mo Wu, helped Newt a lot in the final battle. With the help of special effects technology, the magical world was overwhelming.
