After seeing it on Tuesday, the hosts of MuggleCast sit down to offer our Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald spoiler review!
- Hypable’s Danielle joins the show as we review The Crimes of Grindelwald!
- What better place to start than with THAT ending!
- Is Grindelwald lying to Credence about who he really is?
- What we know (or think we know) about the Dumbledore family
- The blood pact: what happens if you attempt to break it?
- Who initially turned Credence on to trying to discover his family history?
- The Lestrange red herring: were Leta and Yusuf even necessary?
- Why was Yusuf still beholden to an Unbreakable Vow given…
- …that night on the boat in the middle of the ocean
- Most talked about pre-release spoilers: Nagini and McGonagall
- Going back to Hogwarts!
- Newt and Dumbledore: was their relationship well established?
- Jacob and Queenie: were we surprised by the sides they chose?
- Who exactly did the Prophecy implicate?
- Nicolas Flamel, Abernathy, Spielman and Grimson
- Favorites: New Beast & Scene
- What exactly are the Crimes of Grindelwald?
- Quizzitch: What is the Crimes of Grindelwald’s Opening Weekend U.S. box office total?
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It’s weird that Lestrange would send off his baby. What if he suspected Corvus was a squib?
I get what you’re talking about, guys. But also I didn’t have this confusion after the movie. I loved it a lot.
Oh and as for Jacob. He didn’t buy any of Grindelwald’s BS because he’d been to war! The WWI you guys! He might be a comic relief of the story for what is worth, but it’s not because he’s dumb funny. It’s because he’s seen the worst, but he’s chosen to be happy and have fun and not to dwell on what horrible things he once witnessed. Of course he wouldn’t buy any of it, no-maj he is or not. Remember how he said: please not war? (Or something like that, i didn’t watch it in English).