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New footage has been revealed for the eagerly awaited sequel.
The anticipated sequel to Fantastic Beasts stars Eddie Redmayne & Jude Law.
A distractingly starry A-list cast can’t save this from being dreadfully dull.
The murder-mystery arrives in cinemas everywhere on 3rd November.
The all-star ensemble piece arrives in cinemas everywhere on 3rd November.
The all-star ensemble piece hits cinemas on 3rd November.
Kenneth Branagh, Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, Penelope Cruz & Judi Dench co-star in the murder-mystery.
A staggeringly wearisome sequel. Has this franchise finally hit the sea floor?