I was so excited when I first entered the movies theatre to watch this movie. I’ve been waiting so long to see what they have in store for this second part of Fantastic Beats.
We followed what Newt Scamander left behind after his journey in New York. Everyone now knows that Credence is an Obscures and have to get apprehended before Grindelwald gets to him. Rumors are that Credence is now in a circus in Paris. Therefore, all the story is set up in one of the most beautiful cities of the world : PARIS ❤ .
It’s kind of funny seeing Paris under the lens of the Wizarding World. It’s cute but not as quite magical as the first one. We still see some scenes of Newt chasing after the fantastic beasts but the whole storyline is focused on the descendent family of Credence, the Lestrange family and Grindelwald.
I can understand why some people were disappointed in the movie but I think we have to keep in mind that this series would offer a darker storyline than the usual. It’s what set up the famous Grindelwald and his final battle with Albus Dumbledore.
This sequel of Fantastic Beasts feels more like an introduction to a greater story, it left me with more questions than answers. Although, some scenes allow new fans to understand the connection between the characters.Of course, I enjoyed seeing Tina and Newt Scamander on screen haha they’re one usual romance on screen.
One of my favourite scenes is when they gave us a flashback to Newt Scamander’s life in Hogwarts. The castle form architecture, the different houses and all the nostalgia. There’s this mysterious feeling seeing Hogwarts with new characters, new students. Like I would expect Hermione or Ron popping up and Malfoy scolding around but no. It’s kind of weird, isn’t it ? How I will always miss the Harry Potter world.
Have you watched it yet?
What did you think about ?
I can’t see myself loving the film due to the issues I’ve got with the screenplay, but I’m looking forward to seeing the wizarding world of Paris and the powers of Grindelwald.
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