Love the little freckles and his acting is good too. But don't like his character, don't like the movie and most of them.
Compared with the natural cuteness of Fatty No-Maji, Newt's often innocent expressions made me feel that he was pretending after watching the movie, like playing a pig and eating a tiger. As a "nanny" who knows so much about magical animals, he will not fail to understand the characteristics of these animals and the troubles that may be caused to both No-Maj and the magical world by running into human society. But why did he bring it out? It doesn't seem necessary, and it's a broken box with such poor security measures. You say that people in the outside world are cruel and terrible and will hurt these animals, so you still let them escape? And he could not see the slightest sense of guilt over the trouble he had caused, nor did he take immediate and effective measures. Even the number of escaped animals was wrongly counted. So as a magician, he doesn't have much goodwill towards the world of No-Maji. Or was it the English magician who came to New York to make trouble? And the female lead sister, are you in a hurry? Bringing people home to eat and sleep, and the next day to find escaped animals?
I haven't read the book, so I have doubts about some of the settings in the film. For example, Newt's box, where is the place where he goes through the box where all the magical animals are? Probably not New York. Pass through the box from A to B, but the box seems to be left in A, right? So how do you go through it again? It seems that a few times the hostess found it with a suitcase? The same is true for the pool where the execution was carried out, but I didn't make it clear. Why does the heroine see the anti-magic mother and child? Doesn't she have a more important personal memory than this? Also do not understand. Also, is the little girl silent? Who was the one who wreaked havoc in New York before?
The Magical Congress of the United States in the film is a scumbag, and most of the time it only talks about it. Well, the British wrote it. The final battle was also chaotic and weak, and all those who had been hidden before ran out this time. The character's strength is also a mystery. Colin and Newt couldn't subdue the silent, a group of American magicians killed the silent, but they couldn't beat Colin (Depp), and Newt subdued Colin again. By the way, how did you know he was pretending? Getting caught like this is also weak. And in this drama, I didn't see any spells being cast in the fight, it was just waving the stick.
The era of erasing the memory of the public is also speechless. New Yorkers don't use umbrellas or umbrellas. So that big bird acts as rain? So is a small tube of potion enough to make people in the city lose their memory?
Finally, I confessed that my sister and the fat man were the only two characters I liked in the film.
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