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Wow, it does fit perfect I must say!

On a related note, I assume most of you were informed in 2018 that all the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts franchise related products were branded under the new official umbrella 'Wizarding World'. Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald was the first film in which the official logo was presented. See the opening (first 10 minutes) below: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them belongs also to the 'Wizarding World' umbrella of course, but the original movie doesn't have the WW logo. Well, Warner Bros put it in there recently in the Movie Preview... Will this edited version become the new version, presented maybe on HBO MAX? I don't know about that. But what I do know is that the opening titles now loses it's effect; it doesn't synchronize with the music and I think it's unfortunate the logo's disappear in air. It's not like CoG and the other HP films with the camera through the logo's. If they want to extend the Opening Titles they should do it like CoG with more build up, camera through the logo's, maybe speed up the camera pan but not too fast and extend the Conspiracy Theme a bit. Anyway, that's my opinion.

Merlin's beard! I'm really enjoying this project for the past few months, my compliments for incorporating the Williams into Goblet! I also loved hearing Myrtle's theme and the fusion of Window to the Past and Hedwig's theme.

I agree with you; it's informative to hear what Howard's composing process is and his reasoning and thoughts of the themes. If I'm not mistaking the new cues would look something like this: 1m1 v.01? Main Titles Kowalski's Theme 1m1 v.14 Main Titles Kowalski's Theme (Circus version) 1m1 v.15 Main Titles Newt's Love/ Healing Theme 1m1 v.16 Main Titles Kowalski's Theme (Epic version) 1m1 v.21 Main Titles Thunderbird's Theme 1m1 v.39 Main Titles 1m1 v.40 Main Titles 1m1 v.41 Main Titles Conspiracy Theme (Movie version) Does anyone know what the themes are for 39 and 40?

Hey JWFan members! I'm a newbie but lurker for a few months, happy to join the cause! Here's the more detailed and elaborated story of the Fantastic Beasts intro ( 17:13- 39:30) but I recommend to also watch the first 17 minutes about his past. What's interesting is that he made about the last 20 cues alone and didn't discuss it with David Yates, as this was talked about above here but unknown. Also, the audio quality is better (no photograph shutters) but it's played on a keyboard and not a piano unfortunately.