Grindelwalds goal is to bring pure blooded wizards to power to not only rule the wizarding world but the muggle world as well. Dumbledore convinces his former student Newt to stop Grindelwald and save Creedance so that both the both the wizarding and muggle worlds can be safe.

I'm going to keep this one short because if I wanted to this could be very long. This movie is a disappointment, I enjoyed the first fantastic beasts film and it made me excited for what's to come but this is not what I wanted.

This film is boring there is no other way to put it, they give an overabundance of plots and not enough development for any of them which creates what is one big hot mess of a story.

On a positive side I still really like Newt played by Eddie Redmayne as well as the addition of Jude Law as Dumbledore and Johnny Depp as Grindelwald. Both Dumbledore and Grindelwald needed much more screen time, they were easily the best parts of this film and we just didn't get enough of them.

The other returning characters weren't interesting this time around, mainly because of the amount of plots and subplots in this film, but also a few weird character decisions that just don't make sense.

The visuals were great and we get to see some more magical beasts moments but outside of that and certain quality performances this movie is mediocre.

5/10.