Don't worry folks, no plot details this time, just basically what I thought generally of it.

Just wanted to say I LOVED IT, the period detail is simply lovely & beautifully done.

Eddie Redmayne here is of course charming & the perfect fit for such a film (personally speaking I think he would make a terrific Dr Who should they ever make it into a BIG BUDGETED Studio Picture) but it's with the help of two most lovely & rather beautiful ladies I've seen in the movies for quiet awhile, these being Katherine Waterston as Tina (there's a LOVE blossoming between her & Newt me thinks?) but it's the delightful Alison Sudol as Queenie that really ENCHANTED ME (I think most guys are going to like her not just because she's beautiful but because she is delightfully quirky & is willing too look past how a person looks which let's be honest is difficult (try though we might) but Kowalski HIT the JACKPOT here! and I for one would LOVE to try out some of those CAKES

I LOVE ANIMALS...and I try my hardest not to KILL ANY even if I don't like them (I detest Wasps! so that's a tough one...OPEN the WINDOW & Exit the room Chris & give it 5 minutes ) but also those very small silverfish creatures you might see sometimes mainly at night (well in our home anyway) they can be a nightmare to avoid standing on but I do try my best but sometimes arghhh they unavoidable

So, if you LOVE animals & creatures then you really should LOVE this film, there really are some Fantastic Beasts here & some cheeky one's.

But what really, truly makes this film is the chemistry generated by the delightful cast, oh & keep an eye open for the uncredited actor at the end

Go find these beasts & ENJOY.