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I watched the movie and I loved it :thud:
I'm hoping to watch it again with my sister

I kinda understand why the movie received several complaints, some things weren't handled in the best way and there might be plot holes. Anyways, there's no point on some of the criticism because it's just the 2nd movie and JK is probably leaving a lot of things for the future movies, especially explanation on those "plot holes". Also, I think that some things are meant to be understood between the lines without a lot of development. They have like two hours to explain something that would be better portrayed in a book if the movie had one (I'm not talking about the screenplay).

Anyways, the movie was awesome for me. I only wished that there was more screentime for Newt but I also loved that we got to know more deeply some of the characters such as Leta and Theseus.

i agree a book would be nice. but since we dont have one we have to trust that JK knows what she is doing and wait that the "plot holes" will be answered in the next movie.

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Originally Posted by Charlone (Post 95889595)

Anyways, the movie was awesome for me. I only wished that there was more screentime for Newt but I also loved that we got to know more deeply some of the characters such as Leta and Theseus.

I think he got plenty of screentime actually. He had scenes with almost every character, even the new ones. :) I'm glad you enjoyed the movie. We do have 3 more movies to go, we're not yet halfway through so there is definitely more stories to tell. :nod:

The cast of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald were given the chance to share their thoughts on some popular (and outrageous) fan theories that have come up since the start of J.K. Rowling's franchise.

Ezra Miller, Dan Fogler, Katherine Waterston, and Alison Sudol were given some quite good questions - regarding Grindelwald's whereabouts in the first movie, and what's to come for Tina and Newt.

One question, however, that stopped Miller in his steps was whether Ariana Dumbledore was an Obscurus. Miller's reaction alluded that he has been told something close to the subject by Rowling though - for obvious spoiler-related reasons - he kept quiet, though stuttered through his response. Both can be watched below.

https://www.snitchseeker.com/harry-p...s-more-111157/

tweet from JK about the 3rd movie

Spoiler:

Thanks for all the latest news! :)

Thanks for the Empire Magazine tweet!

Loved this part on the podcast:

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Empire Film: Ezra Miller is one of the biggest Potter fans in this new cast. What was his reaction when he found out he was going to be a Dumbledore?

David Yates: He went nuts. He is such a passionate, lovely human being.

David Heyman: Incredible.

David Yates: He’s a remarkable man, actually. We actually had as part of that DVD extra bits and pieces, we gave a special showing of key moments of the film as we were finishing it to both Ezra and Evanna Lynch, who played Luna Lovegood, so they could see the climactic moment when that reveal comes. I mean, obviously Ezra knew about it. The two of them, both complete Potterheads - you could hear the scream through the other half of the building when they came to that climax. He was beyond excited.

He brings a real rigor, as well, Ezra, to the whole process because he’s like that extreme fan who just loves the world. It was particularly important to him as he was growing up – as it is to a lot of the fans and the people who love this world, it was a companion to their developing years, as it were – so he has that super enthusiastic fandom. But he also has a rigor and a real sense of craft when he approaches a character. He’s able to juggle those two things as a super fan. But also, he’s a good guy.

David Heyman: He’s fantastic. He’s a real enthusiast; real passionate about Potter and also very brave and bold in his choices, on screen and personally.

That one was so cute!