People spend roughly one-third of their lives sleeping or napping.

If you experience back pain, consider placing a pillow under your knees, so you can align the natural curve of your spine. Sleeping in a starfish position may induce lower back pain, which interferes with your normal sleep. According to studies, only 5% of people sleep in this position. Starfish is when you lie on your back and sleep with your arms lifted up near your head. Lying on your back with your arms tight to your body is actually a good sleeping position, as it helps maintain your spine in a straight line. Studies have shown that people who sleep like this may be quieter and more relaxed. It’s when you sleep with your arms down and very close to your body. Rowling huge credit for not just rehashing the Harry Potter story again.This is a kind of a weird sleeping position, but very common. I enjoyed the characters, the humour and the creatures a whole lot. It's filled with wonder and creativity and being back in the world of witchcraft and wizardry is worth the price of admission alone. Still these problems are not enough to ruin the movie by any means. I just wasn't that engaged in that part of the story to be honest. There's also a magical threat that becomes more central towards the end but it honestly kind of left me scratching my head. A lot of them feel completely underdeveloped and add basically nothing to the overall story (*cough* Jon Voight *cough*). For one it has way too many side characters. However there are some problems with this movie. The sequences when they're catching these creatures are all really fun to watch. Almost all of them have some clever twerk that keep them from feeling generic and they're all filled with personality. They CGI on them looks kind of fake, but it's more than made up for by the concepts alone. The creatures are the best part of the entire movie by far. I also thought Katherine Waterstone and Alison Sodul did great playing two sisters who wind up roped in to the whole adventure. How he reacts to the whole wizarding world and the events that happen around him is actually really funny. I also really liked the muggle (or no-maj as the Americans call him) played by Dan Fogler. A very awkward and introverted person who prefers the company of animals rather than humans.

Eddie Redmayne feels perfectly cast in main role as Newt Scamander.

What I can say though is that Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is a thoroughly entertaining affair that is well worth a watch, especially if you're a fan of J.K. Well I can't do that, since that isn't my honest opinion. I'm sure many die-hard potterheads would want every review on this site to score this movie 10/10 and say it is a masterpiece. I really want to draw attention to the title of the review above.

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