The highly anticipated fantasy action movie "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find" is set to hit the cinemas in November and the final trailer of the movie dropped by Warner Bros. Pictures shows a rich magical and wizarding experience akin to "Harry Potter."
The film, starring Eddie Redmayne as Newt Scamander, shows the protagonist traveling from Britain to New York set in the 1920s where he brings with him a suitcase full of new magical creatures that the world has never seen.
The movie is still a month away but a lot has already been speculated about its plot. However, with J.K. Rowling writing the script (this film marks her first screenwriting credit), fans have expressed confidence in the expected plot twists and turns.
What The New "Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them" Trailer Teases
There is an extreme hostility between the No-Majs (non-magical people) and wizards when Scamander arrives in New York in the 1920s. Non-magical protesters blame witches for all the unexplainable phenomenon that they are encountering in the city. Police units are armed in case the witches and wizards make their move. The arrival of Scamander might have just worsen the situation as his magical pets (creatures that were never seen or heard before in the history of fantasy film making) were released from his suitcase that if not found may bring No-Maj and the wizarding world a bigger war.
New Magic To Be Introduced
The magic in the movie is said to have a connection to Gellert Grindelwald, a famous dark wizard whom Albus Dumbledore defeated in 1945. This resulted in Grindelwald's incarceration to the European fortress of Nurmengard. It is also said that he and his evil followers might have paid a visit in the 1920s as an explanation to the similarity of scenes.
Also, the character Auror Percival Graves (played by Colin Farell) is assumed to have a negative role somewhere in the movie because of the inconsistencies of his actions and claims. Based on the plot, he said that he is tired of living in hiding from the No-Majs (muggles). But he is later on seen ripping up the streets with powerful magic after he declares: "I refuse to bow down any longer."
Aside from Redmayne, Katherine Waterston and Dan Fogler will also co-star in the film. "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" hits theaters on Nov. 18, and it will be the first in a trilogy about the magizoologist Scamander.
