A J.K Rowling tale about the muggle society and how wizards manage in such areas

Rating: 9/10 (21 November 2016)

I've read all the Harry Potter books including the 8th screenplay based book except for Fantastic Beasts. But after watching the trailer, I realized how much I missed the HP franchise. This movie focuses on a complete different story but with major elements from previous films.
Acting- the performances were highly strong. Eddie Redmayne and Katherine Waterson were great in their respective roles. These 2 actors will raise the bar in this reboot franchise.
David Yates is a phenomenal director apart from Tarzan, he still accomplished the end of the last 3 Harry Potter movies with the resonance he captured of Hogwarts and the wand battles. Similarly for this movie, he brought back the same mentality by shooting New York consistently well.
Rowling's story and screenplay was well maintained by the cast members although the memory erase scene was a too short which ended the movie a bit too soon. The vintage concept was executed a mile up which means it was wonderful. This fantasy drama will keep you to the edge of the seat especially how they showed the relationship between muggles and wizards especially the No-Mahjs on how they were dealt with.
This movie will describe the benchmark of the fantasy drama in Hollywood Cinema. Can anyone give Tim Burton some advice on how to use VFX and set designs properly because Ms. Peregrine was just absolute rubbish apart from the acting.
Overall, this movie was great but be a bit cautious about the climax but for bookworms, they'll change their minds and go for the suspense of the ending. J.K Rowling is on her way for the best writer award anytime soon. Honestly I enjoyed Harry Potter films than this but it's still a worth watching film. Since it has a suspense, focus on finishing your popcorn rather than gazing your eyes towards the suspenseful scenes.
This movie deserves a Wigardium Leviosa in terms of box office.
4/5- Bollywood franchises suck but not Hollywood as long as they follow the same ethics and procedures