Definitely not a Harry Potter movie, not even close

Rating: Null/10 (20 January 2017)

When Eddie Redmayne spoke, he mumbled all his lines, a reviewer for a high brow publication called it "ANGELIC MUMBLING", whatever that's supposed to mean but mumbling is mumbling and not a second language to me, he was very hard to understand. J.K. Rowling or Tim Robins must have told Eddie Redmayne to mumble all his lines. Whenever he had anything to say, I had to ask my friend who went to the movie with me, what did he say, the response she gave back was I don't know, I couldn't understand it, the movie theater's don't have closed captioning which would have helped with the movie. The supporting actors and beasts, in my opinion, were more interesting than Newt Scamander, who never made any eye contact with anyone and acted like he had psychological problems and also reminded me of a very nerdy Doctor Who, Matt Smith, who should have been considered for the part. There was no special effects inside the suitcase scenes depicting an outside world because when there was a breeze or someone got to close they would move and show exactly what they were, a painted canvas scenes on a movie set, should have used special effects, would have helped out.