British style of movie composed with dark imaginative direction from Yates make Fantastic Beast have his own unique screenplay

Rating: 6/10 (3 December 2016)

First off all, i will say what are the three things that make Fantastic beast good to me. One, the twist concept. Two, Farrell's performance (Greaves). Three, Fogler's performance (Jacob). Oh and yeah of course, the Jacob farewell scene.
The twist concept using British typical, giving so many option to reveal who the real enemy is. Thanks to Hitchcook who made this potent formula. With so many option about who the real enemy is, the movie tells audience to keep thinking until it's reveal. This will keeps audience enthusiasm to the story. This formula also often used by Christopher Nolan whose also British director.
I must confess Farrell performance is incredible, even surpass the lead, Eddie Redmayne, psychology-problem actor specialize. Farrell was electrifying and charismatic. Honestly, I am a little bit sad he just play role as disguise to grindelwald, whose true identity played by Johnny Depp. Well, i degrade my trust a little bit to Depp. No promising performance from his some latest movies.
And the last is Fogler's performance. What the director intention is, to grow likable feeling to Jacob as the duration goes on. I also like this formula, this formula seems very heartbreaking in the end, because step by step director develop Jacob's character, from his problems, his comedy, and in the end reveal his true loving and caring trait, but then should let all those things gone suddenly. I like that rain obliviate idea, it was deep and original. Jacob's character was played really great by Fogler. He just like a completing piece to the cast, i will never imagine how this movie could be without him, it should be a little bit empty and shallow.
The conclusion is, this movie is good and matched with it's metascore (66). Special thanks to J.K Rowling who write screenplay for Fantastic Beast franchise and bring Potterian nostalgic to movie cinema.