Exciting times! I went to see Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them two days ago and I was sooo excited to go because... well because I'm a Harry Potter fan. When I was growing up, during one of my Christmas Holidays I have spent two weeks reading one of Harry Potter books, and I finished it (the fattest one too)! For a moment my dad started to get worried that I'm not hanging out with my friends. And recently, I found out that I wasn't the only one stuck home reading HP!
It's a wonderfully written series, with a witty plot and an impressive wizarding world. I was eager to be engulfed by it once more!
I don't want to spoil your weekend movie night so I'm only going to say that it is set in New York, with British humour and US cheesiness. The special effects are spectacular and I sort of grew attached to the little beasts by the end of the movie.
In my opinion the movie was a tad unfinished and rushed... I was left with a querulous feeling, but that's just me... It's hard to compare anything to that teenage feeling of Harry Potter awesomeness.
After watching Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them, I realised that looking scary and angry on the outside doesn't give us permission to judge someone as being only that! What I'm trying to say is that there is a lot of goodness and kindness in each and everyone of us, despite of how we look like on the outside. It's always about making our OWN world a better place!
The first most frequent question I get asked by people is 'Where is the accent from?'. I've a Canadian twist with a little bit of Meath (Irish) in it. The answer to that question is usually shocking because my native language is Russian. Now that it's out of the way lets talk about the second most frequent question which is 'How long have you been doing photography?'.