Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore

Again, characters suck outside main trio of Newt, Dumbledore and Grindelwald, and movie felt like a god honest mess. Constant cast changes also don't help. These movies should be junked and just entirely re written and started.

An improvement from the Crimes of Grindelwald, but still not in the same class as the first. Fun enough as it is, but perhaps oversimplified in an attempt to correct the complications from the second.

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So Awful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Podía haber sido de las mejores películas de toda la saga (incluyendo las del Harry Potter), el Dumbledore de esta película es genial. Pero el wokismo y el cambio de actor la destrozaron.

*Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore*, the third and currently final installment of the franchise, plunges us into the darkening wizarding world of 1930s Berlin, delivering a fitting, if bittersweet, chapter that leaves fans hopeful for future stories. Mads Mikkelsen’s masterful portrayal of Gellert Grindelwald, stepping into the role with chilling gravitas, elevates the dark wizard’s menace as he schemes to seize control of the International Confederation of Wizards through election fraud, aiming to wage war on Muggles. His ruthless ambition—marked by heinous acts like killing and zombifying a mythical creature—cements him as a formidable “original gangster” of dark wizards, rivaling Voldemort’s terror. Newt Scamander, ever the heart of the series, teams up with a young Albus Dumbledore and their ragtag crew to thwart Grindelwald’s plans, battling not only the dark wizard but a corrupt German Ministry of Magic that bolsters his influence. The film doubles down on the saga’s darker tone, weaving personal betrayals, political intrigue, and revelations about Dumbledore’s past into a narrative that, while more cohesive than its predecessor, still grapples with an overstuffed plot. Mikkelsen’s nuanced Grindelwald—both charismatic and monstrous—clashes beautifully with Jude Law’s introspective Dumbledore, grounding the stakes in their complex history. Despite some pacing hiccups and an abrupt end to the trilogy, *Secrets of Dumbledore* shines with its emotional depth, stunning visuals, and Mikkelsen’s commanding performance. The film takes bold risks, exploring the fragility of the wizarding and Muggle worlds under Grindelwald’s shadow, while Newt’s compassion and Dumbledore’s resolve offer hope. It’s a darker, more mature chapter that honors the franchise’s legacy, leaving the door ajar for more magical battles and cementing Mikkelsen’s Grindelwald as a hauntingly unforgettable foe.

Truly terrible piece of cinema. Trying to show horn lots in without actually achieving anything. Dumbledore barely had a secret and the plot points lacked any depth. Visually it looked okay. Strong performances from Jakob saved it getting only 1 star.

Really good movie, Also watch Sonic three

visual spectacle, great casting, too bad JK Rowling makes money off this as she's a terrible person.