Fantastic Beasts 2: Ezra Miller Urges Critics to Watch Movie

Actor Ezra Miller has slammed the critics of his upcoming film Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, saying they should watch the film before talking about it on social media.

Ever since it started production, the film has been unendingly slammed, on a variety of problems, significantly over the casting of Johnny Depp for the role of Gellert Grindelwald.

“Why don’t you wait until you see the film before you start talking **** on Twitter? Or wait to create up your own mind concerning about one thing for once in your life. Do your own research.

“Make up your own mind. Follow your heart, and really, really investigate things before you determine yourself and decide an aspect, and begin throwing things at the opposition. Because that’s what’s totally screwing everything up right now. And it polarizes us. We’re all human, and there’s a lot of things we can agree on,” Miller told to the media.

Miller additionally self-addressed the argument over the sexuality of known character Dumbledore. Avid fans of the Harry Potter franchise have a defendant that the film doesn't address the homosexual relationship of Dumbledore and Grindelwald.

“It’s a funny idea to me that every form of representation has to look the same. For me, personally, I realize Dumbledore’s queerness extremely explicit in this film. I mean, all around. He sees Grindelwald, his young lover who’s the love of his life; he sees him in the Mirror of Erised.

“What will the Mirror of Erised show you? Nothing more than the most desperate need of your heart. If that’s not expressly gay, I don’t recognize what is. I feel it’s also very powerful to possess characters who are fascinating, dynamic people, doing magical works within the world, which the story doesn't only pertain to their sex,” Miller said.

Miller, who plays Credence Barebone within the franchise, praised author J.K. Rowling for announcing’s the character’s sex within the first place.

“People need to additionally take a flash and acknowledge the gift that Jo Rowling gave USA by writing one in every of the best “People have to also take a moment and acknowledge the gift that Jo Rowling gave us by writing one of the greatest characters in literary history, one of the most beloved characters across the whole spectrum of civil society, and the beliefs and ideologies there; one of the most beloved characters; and then, at the end of writing that series, was like, ‘Oh, yeah, and he’s gay. What? Step to me.’ She is forever a god for that,” he said.

The film, which also features Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, Dan Fogler, Alison Sudol, Jude Law, and Reb Depp, is slated to release on November 16.