Fantastic Beast: The secrets of Dumbledore

 

Fantastic beast 

The story of good vs. evil is as old as a hill. It could be a good man vs a bad guy, a good guy vs a bad guy (X-Men), a superhero of justice fighting a supervillain (any superhero movie), and so on. All wars lead to the salvation of those who cannot protect the world and  themselves. Based on the fantasy and magical world of JK Rowling ($ 1 billion), the secret of Dumble Doll, the third part of Fantastic Beasts, steps on similar terrain. 

 Lots of great wizards and heroic Muggle Bakers (those with no magical abilities) need to travel around the world to fight the dark wizards. However, there are pitfalls. The rivals (the main character Dumbledore and the adversary Grindelwald) are former lovers and are bound by a "blood agreement" that could destroy them  if they decide to face each other directly. Grindelwald's ability to look to the future and his ruthless pursuit of world domination make him a dangerous enemy. Dumbledore and his team must compete with time to rescue rare animals, withdraw magical elections, and safely smuggle Newt's leather cases into the Grindelwald ascension  before things escalate. Must be. Can it be There is no surprise there. 

 

 Don't be fooled by the title. The mystery of Dumbledore is not as mysterious as it sounds. This inside story follows the usual tense family metaphor of the past. The emotional core of the story is predictable and general. It's humor and misery that makes this movie an interesting watch and far superior to the previous (second) part. Team Dumbledore's Shenanigan and the  visual proficiency of the film can take you to another time and place. This movie takes you to a fascinating world of magic and old world charm. 

 

 The gorgeous British Army (Grinning Jude Law, amiable Eddie Redmayne, Shawn Mendes' Double Callum Turner) will support you  from start to finish with your toes. Mads Mikkelsen, who succeeds Johnny Depp here, is wonderful as Grindelwald. Ezra Miller, also known as Credence Barebone, also known as Aurelius Dumble Doll, gets lost somewhere in the turmoil, but despite his lukewarm subplot, makes his mark as an actor. 

 

 The Dumble Doll Secret offers nothing new in terms of the story, but it doesn't limit its ability to captivate you. Wizard selection is also fun! This  deserves a family-friendly theater outing, whether you're familiar with the Harry Potter movie series or not.