'Animales fantásticos y dónde encontrarlos' (2016)

In classic Harry Potter fashion, the film opens on the WB logo then reveals the shiny Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them title as the movie’s theme music plays. From there things start to feel familiar. The camera cruises past the title into a foggy sky, then dives down onto a misty dark manor, similar to the opening of The Deathly Hallows Part 1. We see a close-up of a man’s head with bleached blond hair. (Hypeable has confirmed this is indeed Grindelwald.) We see five wizards approaching the house with wands at the ready when a huge white blast blows them backwards. Newspapers fill the screen reporting on a the rising threats in response to Grindelwald’s attacks. Headlines reveal the tightened security at Hogwarts, a ban on “beast ownership,” the “anti-Wizard” movement on the rise, and that Grindelwald has gone missing.

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We then jump through a photo of the Statue of Liberty to meet Newt Scamander arriving at Ellis Island. He nervously whispers to the features hiding inside of his suitcase then, as shown in the trailers, flips the “Muggles” switch on when an immigration officer looks inside. From there we jump to the ruins of an apartment building shown in the Comic-Con trailer. Colin Farrell’s Percival arrives when the walls begin rumbling and something breaks through the bricks. We don’t see the creature, but Yates switches to P.O.V. shots to show it racing down the street destroying everything in its path. It’s a pretty fun sequence and looks cool, albeit super short.

Them Newt walks by a demonstration in front of a bank where we meet the rest of the main characters. Samantha Morton’s Mary Lou Barebone, the leader of the anti-wizard New Salem Philanthropic Society (N.S.P.S.), is shouting about the witches that lurk in secret around them. Katherine Waterston’s Tina Goldstein watches the rally and eats a hot dog – just in case you forgot this movie takes place in New York, nod nod, wink wink.

Ezra Miller’s Credence Barebone, sporting a bowl cut and looking extra mopey, passes out flyers to the crowd. Dan Fogler’s Jacob Kowalski weaves through the group of people and mistakes Newt’s suitcase for his own. When a man passing by flips a quarter in the air (in an overly stylish slow-mo sequence), a creature inside Newt’s suitcase crawls out. Just as Morton’s Mary Lou calls attention to Newt in the crowd, Newt spots the creature, Niffler, who Harry Potter fans will remember from The Goblet of Fire, snatching a panhandler’s hat full of coins. (Nifflers love shiny, gold things.) Newt rushes up the steps towards the creature and, thats it!

Yates ha dicho que Grindelwald cobrará más protagonismo en las secuelas, por lo que es de esperar que vayan preparando el terreno para la guerra y el famoso duelo que mantuvo con Dumbledore en 1945

Hogwash xD