This movie is good. Not great. Not awful. Just good. It doesn't have too many problems, just not enough good things.

The first thing I felt was that it focused mostly on the relationships between characters than the actual story they are telling on the franchise. It just doesn't give the next level of the story, not in a way that would actually count.

It has many new characters but most of them aren't really important or worthwhile. Some of them are quite worthless to the story (as much as we know for now).

This movie is named Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald but the thing is that talkes about neither, really. There are not many beasts that are noticeable and important to the plot. Two of the ones who appear in the previous film come back but it's hard to say they actually matter or change any thing, and when they do, it's unclear how they did what they or how they knew what to do. The parts of "Crimes" and "Grindelwald" in the name I don't really get. Yes, Grindelwald gets a much bigger part and we do understand a few things about him and the things he do, but other than that? No actual crimes, committed by himself anyway. Almost no killing, almost no power showing, almost nothing one would expect from a big bad scary murdreus