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<\/a>Since Harry Potter finished his literary and cinematic journey, and fans are still hungry for more, Hollywood is turning to another source to give audiences their fix \u2014 a series of faux wizard textbooks that author J.K. Rowling wrote for charity. \u201cFantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them\u201d is being used as the skeleton for a new wizarding adventure on the big screen. The film stars Oscar nominee Eddie Redmayne as a magical British zoologist in 1920\u2019s New York, who accidentally releases a number of mythical creatures onto the streets of the Big Apple.<\/p>\nJojo Moyes\u2019 \u201cMe Before You\u201d was a romantic hit about a small-town woman who takes on a job caring for a despondent, paralyzed man. Her efforts to rouse him from his despair change both of their outlooks, and the future outcomes of their lives. It looks like the film will likewise be popular, but I am really surprised at the casting of this movie. Five of its stars are actors from highly successful fantasy\/sci-fi series. Fans will recognize prominent actors from \u201cGame of Thrones,\u201d \u201cThe Hunger Games,\u201d \u201cDoctor Who\u201d and \u201cHarry Potter.\u201d And why all these British actors are playing Americans from the Heartland, I have no idea.<\/p>\n<\/a>Gillian Flynn\u2019s \u201cGone Girl\u201d was a huge success both in bookstores and theaters, as a crime thriller focused on shallowness and selfishness in modern relationships, with main characters both compelling and repugnant. Readers wanted another taste of that bitter darkness, and found \u201cThe Girl on the Train\u201d by Paula Hawkins. The novel\u2019s popularity is leading to another movie. Emily Blunt will star as a self-destructive divorcee looking for an excuse to live, and doing so by insinuating herself into the lives of strangers, leading to mystery and murder.<\/p>\n<\/a>Ransom Riggs\u2019 popular teen novel \u201cMiss Peregrine\u2019s Home for Peculiar Children\u201d is an interesting mix of supernatural fantasy and unsettling found photography. It is the first in a series about a group of orphans with mysterious powers, forced to run from evil forces. The movie seems to have found an excellent match with director Tim Burton, known for his quirky and heartfelt gothic films like \u201cThe Nightmare Before Christmas\u201d and \u201cEdward Scissorhands.\u201d<\/p>\n