Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
The story is set in the 1920s and focuses on a dark wizard named Gellert Grindelwald, who escapes from prison and begins to gather followers. In one part of the movie, the Minister of Magic appears at Hogwarts when it has been said that no wizard or witch, except Dumbledore, could “appear” at the school. Moreover, anti-appearance spells have been around forever.
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Mervyn 1 year ago
#5 Affecting or not, you don't just write a computer virus for an architecture/system you've never seen before.
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Fifi 1 year ago
#5 The virus was functional, because all Computers on earth originate from alien technology found at Roswell…
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Ada 1 year ago
Fifi,
Yup. Still not perfect, but at least they tried to explain it.
Yup. Still not perfect, but at least they tried to explain it.
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Midge 1 year ago
#10 nah it still makes sense. like in woodworking. it's easier to teach cad to a woodworker knowing all the practical aspects, than to teach a computer programmer to cut wood accurately.
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Metta 1 year ago
Now let's examine global politics.
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Rena 1 year ago
#6. Is so stupid. You see your son every day. You’re not going to make to connection that he looks like someone you knew 17 years ago, for one week.
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Rena 1 year ago
#8. They brought those bags with them. That’s not hard at all to figure out.
Who writes this cr#p?
Who writes this cr#p?
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Rena 1 year ago
#10. This is your problem with the movie? Not the gravity on a meteor? Or the other million other plot holes?
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Kingsley 1 year ago
#9 you cant be prepared at something you dont know about...
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Fay 1 year ago
#15 he was sixteen at the time of the curse.
#2 the phone lines have broken when she tried and she never tried again
#2 the phone lines have broken when she tried and she never tried again
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Malcolm 1 year ago
Most of these can be readily explained by watching the entire movie and not just he trailer.
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Woody 1 year ago
#13 Never liked it, not one of his best films. I still didn't understand why I hated it, but now it makes sense.
Yup. Still not perfect, but at least they tried to explain it.
Who writes this cr#p?
#2 the phone lines have broken when she tried and she never tried again