Actually, I was kind of looking forward to an adventure movie like Indiana Jones...
Favorite part:
This series of movies is really good at bringing imaginary creatures into reality. Male 1 and Male 2 decide to act together to retrieve the escaped animals, and Male 1 takes Male 2 into the magical old box. I was amazed at that paragraph, and I was moved when I rewatched the third episode. That, ah, the joyous excitement that a Muggle like me could enter the wizarding world.
niffler! A small animal between a platypus and a mole. A must for stealing! The little guy who couldn't walk when he saw shiny things...
The details in Harry Potter's book brought out during the dialogue also moved me like I found an Easter egg.
Between the second male and the second female, I didn't think of it at first, but I really liked the development of the story.
Most special effects. But 3D isn't a huge plus.
And to my surprise, Johnny depp's presence... What I do
n't like:
the tone of the whole movie is whether the magical and human worlds should be separated/coexisted, whether wizards are Muggles superior, discrimination and anti-discrimination. Whether the hearts of non-I races must be different is an issue that has remained unchanged from ancient times to the present, but this movie has not made any new breakthroughs on the basis of Harry Potter, so it feels like a new bottle of old wine. Let's see if the next few will progress.
The characters are drawn too hard, and you can tell who the bad guy is at a glance, which is very face-to-face.
Some parts of the plot are too deliberate. It's that kind of, a good person, how can he suddenly become mentally disabled? Oh, and to make the plot unfold...
a little slower at the beginning. A few camera viewers will understand that the male one is an introverted person who is not good at words, so there is no need to repeat it again and again.
Boring girl one... very glad they didn't kiss. There is absolutely no sense of CP.
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