Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald

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I haven't seen Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, but FB 2 looks really good. I want to see this one, but do I need to see the first one, first??

[TinyFroggy]

See the first one first! You'll miss some great infos if you just jump to the second. Though you can still do that, but yeah.

[RuthOnToast]

Thought it were just hard to follow and now i still don't really know what is happening

[TinyFroggy]

I guess you just have to stick around then, maybe you'll get to follow better with times

[-:Undertaker:-]

I haven't seen Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, but FB 2 looks really good. I want to see this one, but do I need to see the first one, first??

you'll have to watch first for sure cos it sets story up and introduces new concepts

[Foregetfuhl]

I'm just hoping that the next film just tries to iron out some of the big cliffhangers from this film. I enjoyed it but had so many questions leaving the cinema.

[Neversoft]

I thought it was terrifically average. Many of the interactions seemed artificial — it just didn't come across as a fluid or competent story, to me. I also find it hard to get at all excited by the villain when there's just no way he can live up to Voldemort. Ralph Fiennes was brilliant in that role, but thus far Johnny Depp doesn't have much of a presence. That Chinese dragon creature was cool, though. I rolled my eyes a bit when it roared towards the camera... That's always a bit cheesy, but it had an interesting design.