Looks like we will get a new trailer on Monday!
The Wizarding World Thread
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Looks like we will get a new trailer on Monday!
guess enough times' passed for everyone to forget that JK Rowlings' a hateful transphobe with a history of abuse.
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J.K. Rowling Is Now Picking on a Visually Impaired 51-Year-Old Trans Woman
Valentina Petrillo could not be less of a threat to anyone.
No, I just really enjoy these films and books and I am looking forward to more of them. Although that last movie needed a script rewrite, so I am hopeful that this one will be better with all the extra time.
*walks in, ready to talk Wizards of Waverly Place*
*sees what's actually being discussed*
*sees what's actually being discussed*
If only it was about that.
If she were dead I might be able to let her awfulness go and enjoy the fictional world in spite of the author's gross hatreds.
But alive and a hateful bigot who will absolutely profit from it I'm not spending anything on anything Harry Potter related again.
-ZacWilliam, I'm far to old to be a die hard but I read most of the books as they came out when I worked at a book store in grad school. I enjoyed them for a large part and it sucks to have to let that go, but she's terrible enough and hurting real people enough that a fictional universe is NOT worth it.
But alive and a hateful bigot who will absolutely profit from it I'm not spending anything on anything Harry Potter related again.
-ZacWilliam, I'm far to old to be a die hard but I read most of the books as they came out when I worked at a book store in grad school. I enjoyed them for a large part and it sucks to have to let that go, but she's terrible enough and hurting real people enough that a fictional universe is NOT worth it.
I'm just rooting for the Warner empire to just buy her out. Solve a lot of problems, that would.
I think that the trailer looks good:
I still wished that Depp could have continued the role though.
I still wished that Depp could have continued the role though.
Saw the Secrets of Dumbledore.
They simplified it by removing at the focus on at least one character and used a McGuffin ala how the Deathly Hallows were brought up in the last book.
Still, there's at least one scene that could have been cut out (though it probably had the big funny reaction from the audience).
Also, went into Eastern myth. Which is... New? Btw, how's marriage arranged in the wizarding world? Like do they use priests? Which religion would they use?
Edit - oh Mads was actually fine. It's not distracting to have him around instead of Depp.
Overall, less bombastic compared to the Crimes movie (a bit slow ish at the start) but it's much simpler and easier to follow.
They leaned up the cast focus and extra plots but probably couldn't resist adding a superfluous bit to make sure there's a fantastic beast.
I'd saw first movie is obviously the best of the three. Crimes was still needed to show how evil Grindelwald is but if they added more of that in Secrets, could have done without it.
Oh also I'm invested the most in Queenie and Jacob but Jude Law as Dumbledore was surprisingly nice.
They simplified it by removing at the focus on at least one character and used a McGuffin ala how the Deathly Hallows were brought up in the last book.
Still, there's at least one scene that could have been cut out (though it probably had the big funny reaction from the audience).
Also, went into Eastern myth. Which is... New? Btw, how's marriage arranged in the wizarding world? Like do they use priests? Which religion would they use?
Edit - oh Mads was actually fine. It's not distracting to have him around instead of Depp.
Overall, less bombastic compared to the Crimes movie (a bit slow ish at the start) but it's much simpler and easier to follow.
They leaned up the cast focus and extra plots but probably couldn't resist adding a superfluous bit to make sure there's a fantastic beast.
I'd saw first movie is obviously the best of the three. Crimes was still needed to show how evil Grindelwald is but if they added more of that in Secrets, could have done without it.
Oh also I'm invested the most in Queenie and Jacob but Jude Law as Dumbledore was surprisingly nice.
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