Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (2022) - April 15, 2022

[Patricier21]

The middle of the following article is how people should be doing in regards to the J. K. Rowling situation. This whole situation with her needs to stop. We are better than this. We do not need to resort to taking away things that we and others love, In the process proving that we’re actually worse than the thing that we are against, Which is exactly what people that are against supporting this franchise and other things Harry Potter related including Hogwarts legacy are doing. Now we’re going to miss out on so so much and have what we still have with it ruined.

Really truly proves how horrible our Retarded abomination of a species is of which I am ashamed to actually be or should I say Be among retarded robots who actually think That they can be “People“ when they are actually nothing more than soulless impressionable and specious robots And are turning others To side with them including some that actually proved that they are Actually decent.

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[spider-neil]

I like (kinda) FB1 and FB2. I don’t even think the creators of FB2 know what’s going on in that movie.

[Patricier21]

Originally Posted by spider-neil

I like (kinda) FB1 and FB2. I don’t even think the creators of FB2 know what’s going on in that movie.

Oh, but they do, and so can you if you actually pay attention to it and don’t overthink it. If I may ask, what is it that you don’t get about these movies? Why do you think this way towards them? Because I was always able to understand more than pretty much everything that was going on perfectly, and even my mom who only read the first three and 1/4 of the fourth book, and hasn’t even seen the last few Harry Potter movies, and she understood them better than my cousin who is Honestly one of the brightest people I’ve ever met in my life, and happy just so happens To be the very person that got me into Harry Potter in the first place :-). And the last Few times watching crimes of Grindelwald, I honestly am quite shocked that especially Harry Potter fans aren’t able to get it, as it’s very easy especially for them to follow, much more so than Christopher Nolan’s movies for example. My best friend also says that it’s his favourite out of the three movies :-)

[spider-neil]

Originally Posted by Patricier21

Oh, but they do, and so can you if you actually pay attention to it and don’t overthink it. If I may ask, what is it that you don’t get about these movies? Why do you think this way towards them? Because I was always able to understand more than pretty much everything that was going on perfectly, and even my mom who only read the first three and 1/4 of the fourth book, and hasn’t even seen the last few Harry Potter movies, and she understood them better than my cousin who is Honestly one of the brightest people I’ve ever met in my life, and happy just so happens To be the very person that got me into Harry Potter in the first place :-). And the last Few times watching crimes of Grindelwald, I honestly am quite shocked that especially Harry Potter fans aren’t able to get it, as it’s very easy especially for them to follow, much more so than Christopher Nolan’s movies for example. My best friend also says that it’s his favourite out of the three movies :-)

I didn't get the explanation at the end on the ship. Way too Scooby Doo and convoluted. 'And I would have got away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling kids'. That entire sequence confused the heck out of me so I was completely checked out of the third-act battle when Depp gives his Hitler speech. More power to you if you enjoyed it, I'm not aiming to take away anyone's fun, but the movie didn't work for me personally.

I actually think the best movie of the series is the third movie because the first movie (for me) seemed to have two distinct halves. One half being Credence and the other half being the beasts and they didn't come together enough for me at the end. The third movie was the most coherent.

[Patricier21]

Originally Posted by spider-neil

I didn't get the explanation at the end on the ship. Way too Scooby Doo and convoluted. 'And I would have got away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling kids'. That entire sequence confused the heck out of me so I was completely checked out of the third-act battle when Depp gives his Hitler speech. More power to you if you enjoyed it, I'm not aiming to take away anyone's fun, but the movie didn't work for me personally.

I actually think the best movie of the series is the third movie because the first movie (for me) seemed to have two distinct halves. One half being Credence and the other half being the beasts and they didn't come together enough for me at the end. The third movie was the most coherent.

Well like I said, sometimes you just need to rewatch it a few times in order to be able to understand it. I found the first Pirates of the Caribbean to be quite confusing, but after re-watching it, Even though that one is still my least favourite of the franchise, that series of movies Became my favourite live action movies of all time, besides the Wizarding world franchise of course :-) Same of Christopher Nolan movies which a lot of people can agree with eh?

[spider-neil]

Originally Posted by Patricier21

Well like I said, sometimes you just need to rewatch it a few times in order to be able to understand it. I found the first Pirates of the Caribbean to be quite confusing, but after re-watching it, Even though that one is still my least favourite of the franchise, that series of movies Became my favourite live action movies of all time, besides the Wizarding world franchise of course :-) Same of Christopher Nolan movies which a lot of people can agree with eh?

I didn't revisit the movie because I didn't enjoy enough of it. Althugh, I'm glad I watched it for no other reason than to return to Hogwarts.