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e=3D"font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">Considering that JK Rowling's=
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lion more, it would take a lot of gall to read one of her screenplays and s=
ay, actually, could you cut 50 pages? But her latest ?Wizarding World' inst=
alment, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, would have been improv=
ed if someone had said just that.The sequel to 2016's Fantastic Beasts and =
Where to Find Them ? or, depending on how you look at it, the prequel to th=
e Harry Potter series ? overflows with imagination and technical, well, wiz=
ardry. The cutting-edge digital effects allow every last prop to move and m=
etamorphose with balletic grace; Stuart Craig's production design is, as ev=
er, a marvellous survey of historic architectural styles, and the dresses a=
re so fabulous they overshadow the elves and dragons. An accompanying book =
of photos and sketches would be something to treasure. And the film itself,=
 directed by Potter regular David Yates, is a grand achievement in many way=
s. But it's also an unfocused, overwhelming and ultimately numbing sprawl t=
hat seems to drag on forever.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It has about 15 subplots bu=
t no discernible plotWhat's worse is that Fantastic Beasts has the same dar=
k and stormy mood as Warner Bros' other live-action blockbuster franchise, =
its DC superhero movies. It's a bleak catalogue of death, destruction and d=
espair, with a colour palette ranging all the way from grey to black. This =
joyless tone is established in the opening sequence, in which we meet the w=
icked Grindelwald (Johnny Depp), a proto-Voldemort who wants witches and wi=
zards to rule over us muggles. Grindelwald is locked up in America's Minist=
ry of Magic in New York in 27, shortly after the events of the last film. B=
ut he's due to be moved from one top-security cell to another in a differen=
t town. And as anyone who has ever seen a horror film or a gangster movie w=
ill know, that means that he is 100 per cent guaranteed to escape en route.=
 And escape he does. In an exciting, vertigo-inducing aerial set-piece soun=
dtracked by roaring thunder and a rumbling orchestral score, Grindelwald mu=
rders his guards ? and here it really is more like a horror movie than a ch=
ildren's movie ? and flies off into the night.Oddly for a film with the sub=
title The Crimes of Grindelwald, though, that's about it as far as Grindelw=
ald's crimes are concerned. As played by Depp with corpse-like pallor and a=
 Johnny Rotten hairdo, Grindelwald is a suitably creepy, vampiric presence,=
 but he doesn't do much except muttering about a potential war between wiza=
rds and muggles. And as this war was never mentioned in any of the Harry Po=
tter novels, we know for a fact that it won't happen.Still, his escape from=
 New York to Paris is enough to lure the other characters to France. Princi=
pally, there is Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), a man so shy that he mumbl=
es his lines into the lapel of his Sherlock Holmes overcoat. Back in London=
 after his New York escapades in the last film, Newt visits the British Min=
istry of Magic where his brother Theseus (Callum Turner) works as an Auror =
(a wizard detective). There, Newt is instructed to go to Paris to find the =
dangerously powerful Credence Barebone (Ezra Miller), a character who, much=
 like Kylo Ren in the most recent Star Wars films, is torn between the ligh=
t and dark sides of the Force.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The film's colour scheme m=
atches the contents of a goth's laundry basket Newt chooses not to accept t=
his mission. He says he'd rather look after his magical flora and fauna ? a=
nd, in the case of his Baby Groot-like pet beansprout, his magical flora wh=
ich is also magical fauna. But then someone else asks him to Paris ? specif=
ically, his favourite teacher from Hogwarts, Albus Dumbledore (Jude Law). I=
n a film that is generally as cheery as a documentary about deforestation i=
n the Amazon, Law's Dumbledore is a welcome bright spot: his kindly smile a=
nd avuncular manner are a tonic, and when he's shown teaching at Hogwarts, =
the green grass surrounding the school is a bracing contrast to a colour sc=
heme that otherwise matches the contents of a goth's laundry basket. Dumble=
dore also supplies the film's most tantalising mystery: when will he change=
 from being a dapper gent in a three-piece suit, as he is in the 20s, to be=
ing a hippy in floor-length robes, as he is when Richard Harris and Michael=
 Gambon play him during Harry Potter's schooldays? How old will he be when =
he looks in the mirror one morning and says, forget it, I'm the headmaster,=
 if I want to go to work in my dressing gown and nightcap, who's going to s=
top me?Anyway... back to Newt. In an example of Rowling's insistence on mak=
ing every narrative element as convoluted as possible, he turns down Dumble=
dore's request that he go to Paris, just as turned down the Ministry's requ=
est that he go to Paris. It's not until he meets his old buddies from the p=
revious film, Jacob (the likeable Dan Fogler) and Queenie (Alison Sudol, im=
personating Marilyn Monroe) that Newt has a brilliant idea: he'll go to Par=
is.He's not the only one. Also teleporting across the English Channel are N=
ewt's old flame and US Auror, Tina (Katherine Waterston); his conflicted sc=
hoolmate Leta Lestrange (Zoe Kravitz); a woman who can turn into a snake (C=
laudia Kim); and many, many more. Just when you think you've got a handle o=
n the cast, Fantastic Beasts will introduce some new characters to the crow=
d, and then flash back to those characters' early lives. It's a film with a=
bout 15 subplots, but no discernible plot. As it meanders from Paris to Hog=
warts, from the present to the past, it abandons key characters for 10-minu=
te stretches, and by the time it returns to them ? they're usually standing=
 on a rooftop ? it's difficult to remember where they were the last time yo=
u saw them. The momentum never picks up. Late in the day, Newt's duck-bille=
d mole (or whatever it is) does something crafty, but apart from that there=
's a marked absence of cunning plans and heroic acts. If you'll excuse the =
pun, everyone just potters around. And there is no resolution whatsoever: a=
fter all, there are three more films in the series to go ? and, knowing Row=
ling's profligate creativity, there will probably be another five-film seri=
es to follow.In the meantime, hardcore Potterheads will enjoy all the littl=
e ways in which Rowling joins the dots between Fantastic Beasts and the ori=
ginal Harry Potter stories. There are plenty of references to familiar char=
acters and dynasties if that's what you're after. But if you're not a Potte=
r obsessive and you're not enchanted by these footnotes, you'll want to kno=
w why a family blockbuster about wizards should be incapable of conjuring u=
p more than half a dozen smiles.Love film? Join BBC Culture Film Club on Fa=
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