Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them [Review]
J.K Rowling has quite a hold on us. Her words are pools of escapism into which we dive, exploring her wizarding world of endearing heroes and terrible villains. It has the essence of the 'Harry is schizophrenic' theory; our thoughts of granduer being when we elevate ourselves to Harry's position. I mean, we were all there when he caught his first snitch, when he and Cedric won the Triwizard Tournament, and of course, when he defeated Voldemort. Now she has done it again. In Fantastic Beasts, we follow the socially-awkward Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) into New York's magical wilderness, alongside his briefcase of mischievous beasts... The structure of the film is very similar to early Potter. The audience are led on the main quest of collecting Newt's missing beasts, diverting our attention from the key issue of tracking down dark wizard Grindelwald, who we find out has assumed the identity of Mr Graves. This reveal had me a little dissapointed. This saga hasn...