How's it possible for this movie to score this high? The acting is good and the soundtrack magical, but the story. Just wow. Plotholes all over the place and the characters make decisions that they would never make based on the first movie. The fact that this movie has scored so high is like a big middlefinger to all movies that scored lower than Crimes of Grindelwald. Especially because the budget was gigantuan and because Rowling had all the power over the end product without producers changing anything. What i can only think of as fans being blinded by their enthusiasm for the series, made the final score on IMBD a score not representing the movie, but a score representing the franchise.

I hope IMBd will go back to being a solid site that shows a constructive report of the quality movies.