I'm going to add another chategory to the blog. Since I watch a lot of films I'm thinking that I will write about them and give you guys a short film review. I will try to connect the films to the novels I read and then of course both see the film and read the novel and compare the two. I might also write something about TV-series but mostly I will write about film.

The first film for this new chategory will be Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, I saw it this weekend and I loved it, but then I'm also a Harry Potter nerd and love everything Harry Potter. Okey, back to the film, I was surprised over the turn the film took, I though it would be about Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) catching different magical creatures but it was so much more and you got to see many of the creatures that exist in the magical universe that we didn't get to meet in the Harry Potter series. I think they had a great twist to this one and there will be another film,  at least I believe that since Johnny Depp was in it in the last minute as Grindelwald. This can be really exsiting and I believe Grindelwald is a role that Johnny Depp suits for.

About the film, there was a lot of jumping due to the apparation (a traveling method), but I think that also adds to the film in a way that wouldn't be possible without it. In one way you really understand that, okey it's serious when they need to disappear fast and then they apparate. Yet again, some viewers think this is confuding and disturbing. I think that is a lot about how much you know about the Harry Potter universe and understand all the things that happen and the spells and everything. I think this film would be very confusing if you haven't seen the other films or read the books.

All in all, I think this film is really good because of the way they introduce us to the magical creatures and the ending with Grindelwald. I would have liked more background of Newt Scamander, maybe how he came to start collecting and writing his book about magical creatures, why he was expelled from Hogwarts and so on. There is a lot of thing we just don't know and I really want to know these things since I think it is really exciting.