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So, it was a packed showing. Obviously one anecdote isn't evidence by itself, but I've only seen my cinema this packed when Avengers was showing. I see a massive critic/crowd disparity with this.
But man...I enjoyed it, but at the same time the film was kind of heartbreaking. It wasn't bad, but there was just a little less gore than it needed, a little less edge, a little bit too long...nothing that drags the film down by itself, but definitely adds up less than the sum of its parts.
Puppets were fantastic, but didn't get enough opportunity to flex their stuff. Incredible work on their facial animation though, and I will always give credit to films that don't abuse CGI. Willy's Wonderland relied on it too much by comparison, and it hurt the experience.
Some neat kills but the gore was conspicuous by its absence. Didn't expect intestines to be falling out of sobbing children, but someone gets bitten in half and there's barely a dollop of ketchup. I had a hope they were saving it for the finale - for a moment the horror of the setting really comes to the forefront and it threatens to turn into Saw...but then nothing but some crunchy sound. Would have salvaged the movie if they'd gone all out on That One Scene.
Springtrap sounding and moving like a fucking space marine was fun. Really felt the weight of the suits.
I would watch it again, but oof...this is definitely first draft material.
Also I say again, the burglars should have been the youtuber cameos. When Matpat appeared there was a collective groan in the cinema, lmao
But man...I enjoyed it, but at the same time the film was kind of heartbreaking. It wasn't bad, but there was just a little less gore than it needed, a little less edge, a little bit too long...nothing that drags the film down by itself, but definitely adds up less than the sum of its parts.
Puppets were fantastic, but didn't get enough opportunity to flex their stuff. Incredible work on their facial animation though, and I will always give credit to films that don't abuse CGI. Willy's Wonderland relied on it too much by comparison, and it hurt the experience.
Some neat kills but the gore was conspicuous by its absence. Didn't expect intestines to be falling out of sobbing children, but someone gets bitten in half and there's barely a dollop of ketchup. I had a hope they were saving it for the finale - for a moment the horror of the setting really comes to the forefront and it threatens to turn into Saw...but then nothing but some crunchy sound. Would have salvaged the movie if they'd gone all out on That One Scene.
Springtrap sounding and moving like a fucking space marine was fun. Really felt the weight of the suits.
I would watch it again, but oof...this is definitely first draft material.
Also I say again, the burglars should have been the youtuber cameos. When Matpat appeared there was a collective groan in the cinema, lmao