Why, because this drama is completely unlike the works written by JK Rowling who wrote the Harry Potter series in my impression. The plot of all the members' love brains seems to be a third-rate vulgar spread of literature, which makes me full of malice. In the whole play, Aunt Rowling tells you in a very arrogant manner: I said yes, and there are so many reasons. Jinkou Yuyan sealed the conclusion of a pair of true love without sincerity.
Look at each other, why is Newt still in love with Tina when the war is coming? As Dumbledore's most trusted student and the Auror of the US Ministry of Magic, shouldn't it be urgent to solve the mystery of Cresden's identity? Besides, the two are still breaking in illegally. Who gave you the courage to be so leisurely?
The bakery group that touched me in the last movie couldn't help but fall into the mundane world this time. The beautiful and kind-hearted sister who is like an angel and elf actually fell into the dark side because she couldn't marry her lover and chose to follow the Dark Lord? Could it be that the women in the eyes of Aunt Rowling are full of marriage and children and no other more romantic decisions? I was also disappointed that Queenie, who fought with Tina against Silent in the last movie, turned out to be like this.
Looking at the relationship between Newt's brother and Rita, they are also impatient. Anyway, they are husband and wife, and it is normal for his wife to sacrifice her life to save her husband at the end! It's a pity that these two characters are very flat, and compared to the crow's feet on the face of the little freckles, my brother's casting is too young. Zoe's other line is also very ambitious, but the pattern is small. I was looking forward to the conspiracy behind it, and in the end, I only told me that it was purely a revenge drama of a dog-blooded family ethics. I was really convinced. What kind of ghost setting is that genealogy, and women don't even have names. Does Aunt Rowling think this setting is romantic? With all due respect, this is no different from the brain-damaged Mary Suwen published by Juxingtianhua. Another thing that disgusts me the most is that Dumbledore comforted her "it's okay" even though Rita killed her brother? ! I really didn't understand Rowling's three views. In short, my three views were shattered to the ground...
Finally, I will complain about the principal and the Dark Lord. I know they are a couple. Although I am very opposed to the CP of GGAD, even if I put on a filter desperately, I can't see any affection between them. The relationship between the two people is not reflected by a few repeated but shriveled "I can't fight him" or the oath of the junior high school... I feel that Jude Law has worked very hard, but I don't know if it's the screenwriter or the oath. The director's stun is not at all felt... and the portrayal of the principal is really too casual, Dumbledore would let Grindelwald outside the bloody storm, but only sent one of his own students to resist, the justice The people from the Ministry forced their way into the school classroom and let those people put magic shackles on them. Oh my god, this is actually something Dumbledore would do. This logic really doesn't make sense. In the whole film, Dumbledore taught a book (and was later banned) and found a helper to look in the mirror. He was really speechless.
Overall, the best performer is the Dark Lord Grindelwald. Elegant and powerful, and his rhetoric is quite demagogic, he is the only one in the whole film who is serious about his career. It's a pity that after the Dark Lord's most compelling speech, it was the vulgar "I love you so I want to save you" "I love you so I betray you" and so on.
Let's talk about something unrelated to the plot. The special effects of this film make me wonder if Warners is out of money. The big scene is only three seconds. Some of the scenes that I was looking forward to after watching the trailer are actually in the trailer. FB2, a five-star preview, a full score of flickering power, and a barely passing movie.
For the sake of my liking for the cast table, I'll give it three stars.
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