J.K. Rowling stupefies again

Rating: 8/10 (8 April 2019)

Certainly, I can say that I grew up on Harry Potter movies tagging along with their adventures and maturing. When the end credits of the last chapter hit the screen the feeling of a loss overwhelmed and the thought of the end snuck from behind stabbing treacherously in the back. But out of the blue we get a new look at the beloved universe that might send back the vibes of joy and amazement of the unknown.
Without a doubt the idea of seeing Harry Potter was in my head in the beginning but as soon as we were introduced to the main character by Eddie Redmayne, it was long gone. This chap steals you from the mere start with an incredible humbleness that hides the wit of a thousand sages and so many things up his sleeve that would make David Copperfield disappear in tears.
Through a thick forest of cuteness we are introduced to the creatures never seen before. Every each of them possesses a particular set of skills that makes the desire to see more as ravaging as the fire feasting on the stack of hay. The ways in which characters are presented might be tricky and cramped but the result is really appealing to the eye.
The highlight for me was the journey to the Terra Incognita of the wizard world - United States, but who am I to judge all the previous parts were mainly focusing indoors of Hogwarts. Anyhow the outside world with its own rules, unlimited possibilities and an enormous responsibility to hide the magic takes its toll by completely consuming you.
The relationships between characters are extremely weird and as always things are moving only when they need, almost by a swing of a wand but in this case - a swing of a writer's pen. The reveals are not that impressive but still the action around completes the gaps caused by the dialogs.
Stashing the wand into the pocket I would say that the journey back to the land of wizards gave the excitement that I was expecting and provided with a warm and cozy feeling of having miracles around. I highly recommend watching it and not less eagerly holding my almost exploding patience to watch a second part.