I need somebody to do an analysis of the following fake movie review. "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them"-Sivan Leibovitch
The fantasy-action movie "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" is about Newt Scamander, a British writer who is writing a book about magical and dangerous beasts. In the movie Newt goes to the secret community of witches and wizards in New York to catch the most dangerous beast there is. In his attempts to catch the beast all the ones that he had previously caught escape.
In my opinion, the movie is enjoyable for all ages. Even though the ending is quite predictable the plot is very exciting and unique. All the actors were professional apart from Ezra Miller who wasn’t as convincing as Eddie Redmayne(Newt). I highly recommend you go see this movie. It's definitely worth it.

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