A few days ago, Fantastic Beasts III was released, and in order to make up for the setting, I actually secretly went to see it on the day of its release.

In order to prevent spoilers from affecting everyone's viewing experience, I endured it for more than a week without saying much about the movie. And now that I'm starting to get involved in the plot of the movie, it feels like it's almost time.

My overall assessment of this movie is - unsatisfactory. 6.5 points out of 10.,I have to say that I can still read it if I know all aspects of the setting very well.,Although it's really a little inexplicable.。

On the one hand, it is the relationship between David Yates, the director, and on the other hand, it is from Rowling to Steve Croves, who wrote the screenplay alone, and I feel that the "content" has dropped more than one notch. (Steve Croaves is the screenwriter of seven of HP's eight series of films, I don't know how)

The addition of a new screenwriter may also be the reputation of the first two films is not very good, and Warner feels that Rowling is suitable for writing but not suitable for being a screenwriter. But in my opinion, the first score is okay, not to mention, the second film, which is generally not highly rated by foreign media, I really feel that it is a matter of chewing, I watched it myself three times in order to understand it, and I watched it again in order to write a memory plot, a total of four times.

It can be said that the interlocking foreshadowing and details of Rowling in the second part are very to my taste, and it may be difficult for non-senior HP fans to experience, but I will indeed give the second part a rating that is not lower than the first part.

However, the third part is like falling into the trap of a common commercial film, with all the highlights in the trailer, insufficient foreshadowing, stiff transitions, and face-painted characters...... In addition to the special effects are really good, GDAD is quite touching, and the air-winged bird, sniffing and tree guard pot are very cute, there are really not many remarkable places.

There is a saying among fans that due to the epidemic, it is impossible to shoot in Brazil, so the director advanced the plot of the fourth part to the third part, which also makes the connection between the two and three parts not smooth (such as the prophecy of Tyco Dodonas and Nagini who did not appear). Otherwise, it is impossible to explain why veteran HP series writer Steve Croaves would make such a big mistake.

I actually agree with this view, so this book, From Kama Taj to Hogwarts, will push back the timeline from 1932 to 1938, so that Grindelwald will be able to start a war between the Saints and wizards in the first few months after he was ousted (roughly in the two years between 1938 and 1939).

Whether it's a book or a movie, there are no more spoilers, just watch it slowly!

In addition, I would like to thank everyone for their support since it was released, and although the subscription is not particularly ideal, I am satisfied that the first book has achieved such a result.

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