the FNAF movie is kinda dumb...
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Cringe ngl
Nvm I’m not the first rip maybe next time
@@charactercreations if it’s cringe then why are you watching it?
@@charactercreations ok you’re honestly about to start a war bro
@@IrieTheGreatcan you shut up? nobody asked?
I love how they put MatPat in the FNAF movie just to have him say "that's just a theory"
Pure gold.
his name is also ness in the moive
the movie was underwhelming but that was cool
Best part of the whole movie
That's fucking dumb.
@@donxx1206sans is ness
Can we all just take a moment to say Mike is screwed. His Aunt who he was in a legal case with is dead at his house. His place of employment is gone, and employer dead, or dieing. Vanessa was nearly dead from the same place, and was dropped off at a hospital by Mike. There was no witness to what happened, and mike has a history with strong drugs. He's going to jail. Sequel better be named 5 nights at prison.
she is not dead, but if mike goes to prison, everyone in the prison will die and responsible will die, literally even judge and everyone involved in taking mike to prison will die, in a horrible way
there was something so deadly at the side of mike, he still didn't show up
but he always watching, its a monster more terrifying than
hallowen, jason 13th, Freddy kudge,Chucky
he is so deadly, he could totally make all others slasher regrets, he going to show them what truly violence and rage means
there is nothing that can stop it
doesn't expect anything than absolute level of violence and rage of him
no limits, not even death can save them
Personally I don’t think Mike Schmidt will be the main character in the next movie instead I think it will be Michael Afton which is what happens in the games. I did think at one point that Mike took his mums surname instead of his dads for whatever reason but that wouldn’t make sense since Vanessa did and it was Shelly(unless she’s married). In the games Schmidt is thought to be Mike Afton but for the movies I’m still a bit confused on the whole matter.
@@darkpain2452 Is this level of corny mary sue in the game too?
He also has a history of being violent
But I agree. I was wondering at end of movie how exactly he was gonna explain his aunt's death. Especially since he invited her over to the house and then "oh NO" She ded
let me tell you a thing about plot armour
"Is it about scary robots? Is it a guy fighting for custody of his sister? Is it about a guy dealing with his dark past? Is it about a girl dealing with her abusive dad? Cause right now this movie is trying to be all of them at the same time."
Welcome to the FNaF lore my friend.
There's nothing about custody or abusive dads or dark pasts in the games though.....
@@CCCOMICCREW Still FNAF lore
There's a few things that Alex gets wrong here:
1. The aunt wants Abby so she can get money from the state
2. Mike doesn't take the pills because he has trouble falling asleep, he takes them to keep having that same dream.
3. Mike and Vanessa weren't kidnapped, they snuck in and Vanessa took him into a bunker.
4. William wasn't only locked in a closet, the springlocks in his suit went off, so he was being slowly crushed and impaled and left to die in the closet.
I personally think it needed more jumpscares.
Very nice
It was a PG-13 movie tho
I think it should've been centered around Mike surviving the nights. :(
Yeah, like not a jumpscare every minute, what is the point of the movie man.
Should’ve been Rated-R
I feel like this movie is only properly enjoyed by people who are already familiar with the lore. Otherwise...
i'm familiar with the lore and and i didn't think it was all that great and its mainly because of how it adapts its lore
Exactly it didnt follow the lore very well [by very well i mean not at all] but not considering that it was still good@@jskywalker58
Am just going to say non FNAF fans will start to actually enjoy this when it gets multiple movies like am pretty sure we aren't getting Michael afton as main character for a while ( I wanna see him so baaaad)
Tbh the movie didn't stick to the lore that well at all, Vanessa isn't Willam's daughter, Mike Schmidt is Michael Afton's fake name, William should be at least 70 years old, the doors don't behave the same, Mike slept through about 3 nights without any problems, animatronics don't behave normally. For the last Fnaf project Scott Cawthon did, was pretty shit
@@EggetteW opinion
I was a bit disappointed that they didn't show anything like the actual gameplay, with Mike hiding in the security room while the animatronics try to break in.
Hm, yes an entire hour of: 💻🚪💡💻🚪😱🐻💀
@@not_a_demonlmaoo 😭
@@not_a_demon better than an entire hour of: 😴💤💤🔪👶💤💤😱
bro expected a six hour movie of someone sitting in an office for five days
@@InvertedDLikr like what bro? The whole gameplay was being in the one room, looking at cameras, wow what a thrilling movie that would be
My kids have been way deep in the FNAF lore and slowly sucked me in too. It’s so weirdly dark and disturbing, how the heck did this become a thing for kids? Of course we had those twisted “Are you afraid of the dark?” stories when I was a kid, so I can’t really say anything.
FNAF is 13+ but has kids in the fandom.
I wish it weren't for kids. The devs trying to pander to kids is watering down the franchise. It isn't scary anymore.
Recently, it's begun to lean more towards kids, and it's made a lot worse by how lots of RUclips channels and outside parties take the characters and names and just put into weird little animations and stuff.
RUclips made it a thing for kids because all the let's play gamers played it, like they do many indie horror games, which yes kids watch, but they usually don't get attached to it like that. What made it an exception is the mascot type characters. Just got a chord with kids extra I guess. That's why if you notice there's some indie devs now purposely making horror games with "cute" characters (bendy, poppy, etc) hoping to strike gold. The first FNAF was actually nothing special, you sat in a room with monitors hitting buttons to block access to your room. Couldn't even walk around. The dev was just that lucky with these characters being a draw for a younger audience... However, he's far into now and the last FNAF game was totally made for kids on purpose. The main protagonist is even a kid vs the previous story lines about adults working at a run down pizza joint.
TL;TR The dev caught lightening in a bottle, helped by how many kids watch RUclips let's players.
It's essentially baby's first horror game -- dark and scary, but not TOO dark and scary. I say this as a long time fan myself.
I love it as a FNAF fan, but as a regular person, I can't say much else. I don't feel like someone who hasn't had any experience with the games or books will enjoy it as much
Fnaf movie has two main problems:
It's not scary & hard to understand if u know 0 fnaf related stuff
I enjoyed it tbh, 7.5 or 8/10 from me
That’s perfectly fine 👍🙂 I’m glad the fans can enjoy it❤
@theceoofeggmansempire5214 I think the real reason the horror movie wasn't horrific was because they still wanted to appeal to the younger demographic. I think they were simply limited to what they could show
@@theceoofeggmansempire5214not true cause my 50 year old mom could follow the story😭
@@Dante_Fryeah that makes sense
I feel like Alex missed so much here. The killer didn't just get locked in the storage room, the springlocks were activated causing them to pierce his skin. This was clearly explained in an earlier scene. Also, Mike's dad didn't "leave" it's heavily implied he "unalived" himself.
Theres also the Aunt's motivation being stated by Mike as being the money Mike is suppose to be receiving as assistance for taking care of Abby
@@hunteh78 I forgot to mention that! Maybe he's just playing it up for the video, who knows.
Also worth mentioning that thing he said about Vanessa getting “all weird about Abby being there”. Abby literally got electrocuted from Bonnie’s guitar on accident so she was just looking out for her safety 😵💫
@@FaerieSteph222_she knew long before that incident that abby shouldn’t have been there
Wasnt cannonically William Mike's father
Super important to realize that this movie is more of a thriller and less of a straight-up horror movie. They could have made it rated R and gone all out with the gore, but there are plenty of young/teenage fans that also want to see the movie, so they decided to make it PG-13 instead to allow them to have access to it and not completely traumatize them. Hence the emphasis on the story and the tension with more implied kills instead of onscreen ones.
As someone who watched coraline as a little kid I believe whatever they’d come up with would terrify kids a tad less than coraline did.
@@baneq105 Yep. I was thinking that actually seeing the gory side of this story would be more traumatizing for the younger viewers than just hearing about it and seeing the 8-bit version we get in the games. Especially the Springtrap death scene from FNAF 3. IMO it was a good call to change the context of that scene to make it slower and less gory than the one in the games, because actually showing all that blood and flesh-tearing they describe in the books would be a lot. Plus, making it rated R might have turned the movie into a cheap gorefest instead of a proper story that pays respect to the original games.
@@SpeedyCheetahCubyeah, you’re probably right. Tho I much more rather the way the story was presented in silver eyes book (not the one with drawings) as opposed to the movie. But the movie is also awesome.
@@AceCool-gr4rd why you even bother to answer then? You’re not adding anything to that discussion from almost a month ago
Fnaf has never been that gory and it was going to be very story heavy no matter what rating it got. The games have very deep lore, you can’t make a Fnaf movie without focusing on it a lot. Plus a large portion of the fans are on the younger side so it makes sense the PG - 13 rating.
I didn't expect it to be a masterpiece, but it's definitely a sweet celebration of the series and fanbase. The characters were well done, the set designs were really good, and for once, a child was actually written like a child actually acts like. Like, I wasn't expecting Abby to be so adorable, but the way she interacts with Freddy and the gang was so cute.
Also this is just something but
Alex Meyers
knows NOTHING ABOUT the franchise. You can't say it is a bad film without knowing the franchise. The Movie is made for fans, no newbies intended.
@@AlphineTheGuy True. Although, my Mom isn't a fan and only knows it through me, but she rather enjoyed the basic plot, with her only criticism being that Vanessa didn't act like a cop should have in the situation. Yeah, Ghost Kids, totally fine, but gosh golly gee, Vanessa walked onto the premises without being authorized by Mike, who was the one in charge of guarding the place, regardless of rank differences? Unrealistic! ((lol))
I've been a fan since about the time the second game really popped off, and while I'm not part of the intended demographic ((I'm in my early 30s, but I'm also Autistic with ADHD, so this series does work great for hyperfixation and task management)), but I've got virtually all the games, read all the books and regularly listen to theory videos, icebergs, and flood of fan songs. This movie was an absolute treat for fans. Jim Henson's Creature Shop did a great job with bringing the characters to life! 😁
Hey, I agree!
When I watched them build a fort, firt I was like .
"... Isn't it suppose to be a fnaf movie?" Then, it felt to me like they gave the animatronics the childhood and friendship they'd never have due to, well, death. I dunno, maybe I read to much into this
@@AlphineTheGuyi am a fan and this movie fucking sucked
"masterpiece" is an overstatement iv been a fan FOR YEARS and it sucked
I feel that we should normalize franchises making movies that are for fans. Not every movie has to bring in masses of new fans. I respect Scott’s decision to serve his current fan community rather than make a greedy attempt to increase the community.
normalise? that's literally what IP-franchise films exist on. It's the norm nowadays to make a movie that already has a dedicated fanbase. I mean that's what people criticised Ahsoka for as well. And honestly when it comes to FNAF, I can respect it, it is made out of love for the fans rather than the more nihilistically soulless cash-grabs that other studios lean towards. Because FNAF actually had full-on animatronics, and was actually a faithful game adaptation.
We should normalize making good movies with coherent plots that bring something new that we haven't seen 1000 times before
@@jamesbackwardzor Maybe we should actually looking into a film rather than knowing nothing about it, and bullshitting on it like you are so special.
How is it greedy to try to increase the community when they would make more money by catering to the fanbase? Thats literally what the Mario Movie did
Or maybe make a good enough movie so that both fans and news fans would enjoy. It's embarrassing to say make a movie for your fan base because new fans is not going to like it.
This is the movie that was definitely made for fans and not really moviegoers like Alex.
I don’t think it was really aimed for anyone else but fans considering that they showed the main villain in the trailers.
It wasnt good if were going into with knolege of the lore because they changed basically everything about it
But all things considered it was an ok movie
@cyberdraws1770 Well it combines both game lore and book lore to create its own separate a.u (Alternate universe). That was already confirmed before the movie. And you can still go with a basic knowledge and understand. Tbh they made it quite easy. They still had the plot of William killing 5 kids, having them be animatronics. And the character Mike being the main character. And Cassidy/Golden Freddy being the vengeful one still is in there too. The only major change being Vanessa and Mike, with their familial roles being reversed. How it gets resolved with his sister using the drawings is directly pulled from the book. I think the way they pulled it off still works well a lot.
i think they shuda balanced it out instead of making a soley fan film. But oh well since its made a shit ton of money on opening weekend, idts anyone involved is bothered about reviews.
MATTICUS PATTINGTON 😂 PLEASE HELP
Honestly fascinating because I only ever played a few minutes of the original game so I knew nothing about the lore and I found myself very interested in the story and the lore that I honestly didn't even know was in the game until one of my friends told me after i watched it. I thought it was a very well-made movie. This is why I'm convinced when I get into the industry people won't like my movies, I seem to love a whole lot of movies that people really don't like.
At least it wasn’t a flop. It was good enough for the fans. And I’m happy for that. Honestly, it’s crazy how Scott a single dude made it this far.
Yeah I think people are forgetting that this movie is mostly made by a guy who happened to make a game that got extremely popular, he ain't no hollywood genius and that's okay. I am not a fan of the series but am simply interested in the characters and story and I think that this movie being targeted so much towards the fans is not a bad thing at all. Scott wanted a gift for his fans and that's what this is, you can't expect any regular horror fan who doesn't know a thing about fnaf to be in love with this movie. It gives me a bit the same vibes as IT, not good in terms of being actually scary, but the atmosphere and story are there
It has made 120 million, smashing plenty of records. It's the exact opposite of a flop.
what's the movie's budget anyway?
@@Boiled_PizzaOnline reports say $20 million, though I’m not sure whether that includes marketing or not. Regardless, the movie is a strong financial success.
It’s actually the most expensive Blumhouse movie to date.
my one issue with the movie is it never got the ambiance of the games which is what made them scary. Everyone says fnaf is a jumpscare game but thats not true. The feeling of sitting in the office with the subtle details and noises while stressing about animatronic management is whwre the horror came from
OMG I thought it was only me that felt this way. The movie just didn’t have the same tone as the fnaf games.
Literally
I thought that they were going to at least show one night but no he sleeps through most of them 😂 like when he first gets there he fiddles with the controls and they look complex.. it would have been interesting to see a bit more of that
"Everyone"
I couldn’t disagree more. They nailed the aesthetic. I think they nailed it so much that the film actually suffers for it (as a film).
I honestly really wished they did it like the horror movie origin stories like Michael Meyers or Leatherface. There’s so much back story to William Afton and what drove him to do it and his descent into madness until he was so far gone he wasn’t even human anymore and just about anybody who was a part of his life suffered for it. At least then the whole “the movie was meant for the fans” would feel more like it since it’s got a majority of the pieces from the game series and ties it all together to tell the big story.
Also just scrap the whole Vanessa nonsense, he had PLENTY of children to pick from that already came with their own trauma packages.
I want a apology video with a ukulele and tears
because he's correct?
@@Nomenooooo no
The biggest disappointment I had with the film is not once does Mike ever have to hole up in the office and stop the animatronics getting in. Granted, I’m not sure how they would have gone about that since the robots are a little more intelligent than they are in the games and don’t stop at 6 A.M., but it’s like one of the core parts of the games, y’know?
Yeah and also Afton being Vanessa’s dad instead of Mike’s. It was such a massive lore reveal that William and Mike were father and son and it made no sense to give Vanessa and William the parent and child treatment.
Mike is obviously Michael Afton, Garett is the Crying Child, Abby is Elizabeth, and of course you have William Afton being the killer. The Afton family was right there, yet they didn’t go for it.
@@ps4pro668It seems like the movie is meant to have its own lore for the sake of unpredictably and to further separate is from the games' canon. And there are already ideas going around about Mike and Garret's dad being a stand in for Henry.
At least they kinda had it when he had to hold the vent closed when the cupcake tried to get in... but yeah, I wish at least once, he used the door button to block them off or something. Like the scene where he tries the exit door he couldve closed the security room right next to it instead and got caught by the other door maybe
@@ps4pro668 dude they didn't do that for whatever reason your thinking, the books are also separate from the games.
If he made everything a copy and paste from the games or books and put it into the movie it would not have done as well as it is now. (At least I don't think it would have)
I didn't like the books very much, specifically because of the robot not knowing she was a robot story thing, I thought that was lame as shit
@@ps4pro668Abby is so obviously elizabeth
I loved this movie, but the main issue was just that it was marketed as a horror movie, when it is really more of a horror themed mystery movie.
It was an hour and a half long FNAF ad
It's not even this... It's marked as "horror-komedy"
As a horror fan I am disapointed
As fnaf fan I feel like Scott trolled us again and do shitty. Like... I couldn't watch it without a cringe creepin in espessially with Vanessa Afton thingy. It's just so full of fanservice...
@vixenthefox328 a fnaf film when its made for the fans HAS FAN SERVICE 😲
@@SpiDuD exactly!
@@SpiDuD oMg pEoPle wAnTed a HoRrOr MoViE nOt a cOmeDy
Tragic.
It doesn't matter, but you can't face the fact that the film was disapointing, it was full of bunch of random things, a lot of questions weren't answered like "Where is Garrets body?", "Garett was killed but where is he now?", " Why would Steve/William start to kill, what's the reason?", "Where tf is Mike's and Abbys dad?"
And a lot more.
Plot holes are just triggering, and I really felt like I am whatching fanmade full of game/books theorys without any game/book example.
Can you imagine waiting for years for an adaptation to get this? AND WITH PRODUCER LIKE BLUMHOUSE?! Why they didn't do a horror? Who knows, but there was nothing from horror there exept from Guard being killed and those jerks being killed on screen.
And Baloon boy meme.
But almost all the scenes, like those with taxi, were used before, and it wasn't an original side of comedy.
The best part of the movie was Matpat with his "but it's just a theory".
And if you are good with Scott probably trolling us the whole time with advertising a horror movie and in the end he gave us a comedy, then go on, but I can say that I didn't like that movie.
lemme just tell you, during the movie i was like “can freddy just end the aunt already” to my friend and twenty minutes later it HAPPENED
🤓ermmmmmm actually the robot who killed the aunt gold is named gold Fredboy🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🔥🤓🤓
The fact about the many plot twists in the movie makes sense that it’s a lot for the plot since the fnaf fans know the lore is big, REALLY big. It makes sense that it would make the movie pretty confusing for people without knowledge of the game.
Both Matpat and CoryxKenshin, two guys who've really gotten into the FNAF franchise getting to be in this movie, it's awesome!!!
What about markiplier
@@alejandroespinoza7735 he couldn’t due to scheduling conflicts with his own movie.
🙌🔥🔥🔥
ok
@@alejandroespinoza7735 MatPat said in his video that he was originally meant to be the other security guard that dies at the beginning of the movie
Even as a huge fan of the games, I always knew that it would be harshly rated by critics, but loved by the fans. That being said, I can only describe this movie as a love letter for fans. It wasn't without its flaws, but I do think it was worth the 8 year wait, and that Blumhouse were the perfect people for it. I'm very curious to see how they continue to make future sequels!
Couldn't have said it better myself
This is exactly what I was thinking. A movie about a game gets hyped up for all audiences and then crashes and burns with all audiences expect for those who actually loved the game. therefore the film company thinks its pointless to make future sequels. happened with WOW's movie. I would love to get a second movie or a series but because of all the hate we got that wish would probably never be.
Alex inspires me.. My parents said if i get 70K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally
Begging..
Nothing wrong with liking a fast food film, but fast food is fast food.
thats how i feel. its mot really just a movie for the general public, its a gift to us and i wouldnt have it any other way
Bro thinks every movie is kinda dumb💀
They did Spring Bonnie dirty with that screentime💀 they made us look at his goatee and glasses for a couple minutes of an interview and then way later he only wore the suit to slap up Mike and get springlocked.
As a fan of the franchise, though not as hardcore as some people, I really liked the movie. You can see the live put into it and that it was made for FANS. They really said "dont care about general public, this is for fans" and it shows. MatPat and Cory's appearance brought me so much joy, just sad Mark had scheduling conflicts because that would have been the cherry on top. I can see why this is confusing for nonfans but the lore is confusing so that tracks lol. The anamatronics though, so happy they went with practical. And the blonde kid playing Golden Freddy, he did menecing soooo well. So often he just made me uneasy with just a slight change of facial expression, it was just in the eyes.
for the fans of watching it through youtube*
I'm actually glad that Markiplier was not there. He was supposed to be the security guard who died in the beginning.
I find the mentality of not caring for the general public to be so confusing. Ideally you want people to become fans of what you're showing them. It's a tough line to walk and it's why video game adaptations were hard to nail, but it's not impossible.
I can see little kids being interested in the franchise from watching the movie, but the film itself falls apart to any semblance of thought.
If this were any other movie of any other thing, you'd feel robbed if the main antagonist of the movie was only ever in 3 scenes and with a fake name in two of them for no explanation given to you at any point, but because it's FNAF you gotta know who William Afton prior to feel any satisfaction from the film's third act.
your saying the same exact thing im thinking im gald to see some one with the same opinion though i do understand why people dont like it
Damn you're really easy to please If those are the reason you loved the movie😭
Scott Cawthon said that this was his last project, so I understand why it was more of an homage to the fans. MatPat, Dream Theory, the Fnaf song, everything was just a warm goodbye for longtime fnaf fans like me, but towards regular watchers it seems normal. I really felt happy watching this, but idk about many others
I was smiling this whole movie so I know what you mean. Truly a love letter and it shows.
U literally forgot to put Cory into there edit it in bruh Cory was a major person to the fnaf community
No man, there are 2 more movies coming
I was bored 😂
@@dj_cmc2274he is so annoying he didnt help it at all. He was just a replacement for markiplier . THE ACTUAL STAPLE.
It’s said during the first scene between Mike and Abby’s teacher why Jane wants Abby, and that’s to get a check from the State every month.
My favorite character in the beginning was Max but she dies as soon as I started to like her😭😭😭😭😭💀💀
As someone who's exposure to FNAF begins and ends with Markiplier's lets plays of the first game and Security Breach, I had a fun time. It felt like a campfire ghost story. Not that scary, but a decent way to pass the time. I'd happily watch it again, which I can't say about too many movies these days.
I agree with you. It reminded me a lot of watching spoopy PG-13 ghost movies when I was young.
The movie was good. Everything was set up properly before the payoffs later (they could have set them up a bit more, but they did fine). All the plot twists make sense. Characters that turn out to be "villains" act weird as soon as you meet them and give off an untrustworthy "there's more going on here" sort of vibe.
I don't know what people are complaining about with this movie fr
Same for me, except I'm more well versed in FNAF lore. It's NOT a good movie. But I enjoyed watching it and would happily do so again!
I felt the same way. Yeah, this movie is genuinely not very good in a lot of ways but I had so much fun watching it and I would definitely be down to watch it again someday.
Maybe if it was free I'd be as happy lol..but for something I had to pay for I'd expect what was advertised which was a horror film
@@fartsmella9267 It was advertised as a PG13 HORROR FILM. There was some blood, there were kills, there were spooky ghosts and murdered kids. That is a PG13 horror film
Dumb or not as a casual Fnaf fan thanks to MatPat, I enjoyed the heck out of it.
Fr cause of matpat its enjoyable
Yup sad that markiplier didn’t make it in the movie
Fr
It felt so forced this it's just a theory it is so out of place
@@Simbala-bq5vymat wanted to exaggerate it but everyone thought it would feel out of place
What vegetable is orange?
Me: 7:30
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I am a massive fnaf fan so when I saw the title I wanted to punch my screen. But it's good to see a fnaf product from the perspective of a non-fnaf fan! You should play the games tho, they are really fun and the lore is addictive!
Despite this movie not being liked by audiences who aren't familiar with this franchise besides critics. This movie did way better than what Exorcist Believer did 💀
it's the 2nd highest halloween weekend in history, and about to break mario's opening. ya it did much better than exorcist haha
you know what. Regardless of what you think of FNAF, Exorcist: Believer is far worse, far more scummy, far more nihilistically greedy and corporate and soulless. It makes a mockery of the original and its part of a 400 million deal to make a trilogy of shitty exorcist sequels. Its proper IP-cash-grab bullshit and im so glad it flopped, hope to god it ends there. So happy that Talk To Me, technically a film related to the idea of exorcisms/possession, did really well, as an original fresh take on the concept.
@@GuineaPigEverydayI didn’t think it was original, I’ve seen the idea before but it was really good.
Financially, yes, script wise, no. Exorcist Believer was mid, very generic, but at least it had some competent actors and a consistent tone through 90% of the movie. Believer was just another one on the roster, more fodder, no one expected a lot from it, but FNaF.... that's a different story, eesh.
Ive been a fan since the begining and its terrible. Anyone who defends this plot, they never want to bring up the actual plot. Thats intresting isnt it, almost as if the plot is so bad no one can mention it to defend it, they just say its good because they glaze anything fanf related
Alex being so confused about the fnaf lore brings me so much joy lmao
😂😂
Bro is sponsored by lawyers of all things 💀
edit: Bro roasted the lawyer that is sponsoring him! 💀💀
Dude didn't even understand fnaf anything. But still watched the movie.
Example: we wanted more gore But he was surprised to See a little gore comparison to other fnaf gore.
He didn't even know about the springlock that happed he just thought that they locked William afton in a room.
He's reaction was very similar to the critics.
Also he didn't even know the movie was a thriller not a horror.
I'm not trying to hate but know your stuff before rating.
Some the comments just show their reaction to the movie.(maybe just here to see the movie for free) TBH I don't watch this guy. But most of his viewers seem to be kids laughing at the animated scenes that are ment to be funny.
I watched like 20-40min videos worth of summary on the FNAF lore so I could understand what’s going on. And man oh man it made a difference. I learned all the lore (mostly) in like an hour. If you wanna really enjoy this movie to its fullest I’d advise you research the lore first. I found the story pretty interesting.
It took me 6 years to understand the entire lore, and I am still learning new things about the mega pizza plex
an hour is not enough lolololol. As a kid who grew up watching FNAF theories from the first game like 9 years ago and been watching theory videos since then, with the 6+ games that exist, and books, and anthology books, and minigames and AAA titles etc etc. But yeah for the first movie, and technically first game, an hour is all you need that covers the main story of children in suits and springtrap.
Buddy you do not know the lore. Nobody knows the lore :)
This channel is literally leaving out so many important sections of the movie, sections that explain one another. Find a respectable way to get views. 👎
Lol also I put up a comment explaining why Steve/Whilliam was unable to make up his mind on giving Michael a job, it's because he realized that Michael is the brother of the boy he kidnapped, and so now desperately wants to get rid of him. And wants to do so by sending him to the animatronics/his hunting ground. But that comment was mysteriously removed. I didn't delete it, but someone did lol
I'm pasting this comment here and there so some people can see it, because this channel has already tried deleting one of my comments, as I explain above.
Well my mom and grandma watched the movie and had little to no lore on the games or books and they liked it.
Regardless of what you think about the movie critically, the film is so fun and it’s crazy that FNAF got a movie. I love that we are getting into an era where things are actually being made for fans rather than trying to appeal to everything and everyone.
I'm only watching the movie for 2 reasons.
1. Matthew Lillard
2. MatPat
It's not fun tho. It's flipping boring for a lot of it
This the one!^
If they really wanted to make this a horror movie they could have just gone the R-rated route and leave it at there
Well it was entertaining if you didnt put into account they changed so much about it@@DamianBarker363
"Omg is that maticus patington... he said the thingg" got me dying on the floor
i love how alex didnt see the william afton plot twist coming
This movie is really made to be seen in theatres, by fans. Jason Blum himself has said that they prioritized making the movie as orientated to the fans as possible. I do wish it was a slightly better entry-point for non-fans, but as it is right now, I'm happy with what we've got.
Made for fans but doesn't follow any of the lore? Makes sense
@@Frosty_Th3_Snowman idk what movie you watched, it follows plenty of the lore
@mariov3515 yeah Vanessa isn't Williams daughter in the games, Mike doesn't have a sister named Abby, the animatronics are NOT friendly, yeah totally the lore
@@Frosty_Th3_Snowman Taking the wrong details into consideration. Vanessa was manipulated by William, as in the games, the animatronics arent just mindless monsters, but kids, Abby is a clear stand-in for Elizabeth, Mike seeing the kids in his dreams lines up pretty well with what we learn from the recent books about how possession works, and so on. The fact that the movie doesn't follow the majorly accepted theories from the games, doesn't mean it's not lore accurate. It's doing its own thing while also respecting the source material, better than the Silver Eyes trilogy did. Let's not shit on the movie we've waited for 8 years, but be happy with what we've got. And Scott has recently gone on Reddit and said that he's taking the criticism into consideration while making the second one.
@mariov3515 I am not gonna be happy with a boring, non scary, cringe fnaf movie. How they dropped the ball this hard shows they don't care. The movies will suck.
I love the fact that if you have a general understanding of the games then like half of these “plot twists” aren’t even plot twists😂
no ik i used to watch gameplay and watched a quick what you need to know video and i wasn't shocked at a single plot twist. i think the writing felt like they kinda just watched the same video as me
The plot twists are just badly executed.
@@philosopher1912 That’s what I was thinking for a few of them, sort of like Vanessa just saying she’s William’s daughter which was pretty boring, but this guy is saying that there were too many plot twists even though for some people they aren’t
Lots of missed opportunities. I would have loved it if Springtrap WAS mikes dad as it was in the games. It would make more sense as to why he was in Minnesota and then left, or if Vanessa was Henry’s daughter rather than William’s daughter
One of these twists isn't even a twist because press releases told us about it ages before we even got the first trailer.
5:51 Mathew patrick*
Honestly, I feel like if they would've done a FNAF movie about the '80s it would've been a lot more interesting. The story behind all of this is extremely interesting and you get so invested, it has a lot of potential for the storyline of the movie. Talking about each child, about purple guy, maybe include baby or puppet etc.
Right like show the pizzaria when it was open and go from there!
Yeah it should've started there when the incident happened and it timeskips to now
This was definitely a movie for the fans and not the critics. I got into FNAF when I was 10. I am 19 now. Yeah, the movie was weird at times, and confusing. But as someone who has been begging for a movie for NINE years it made me really damn happy. My eyes were watering in theaters. When those ending credits played and The Living Tombstone started playing, me and my friends started laughing and singing too. It’s not perfect, but it’s really special to me.
SAME
Same!! I got into FNAF when I was 10, and I'm about to turn 20 in 4 months, and I agree with you, it's very special to me as well. Cherishing the hell out of it!!!
you can tell that the movie was made for fans, im in the same boat give or take some time but the ending made me giddy in a sadistic way, if ya know ya know
I feel like the FNAF movie is the epitome of the FNAF games.
It's not supposed to be super scary or serious. The plot is true to the FNAF games because it's kinda confusing (💀) and I think it's amazing how they actually protrayed the animatronics as kids . . . because it's what they are.
It's dumb fun for fans and I genuinely enjoyed it. The easter eggs, cameos, and all.
Yeah, I watched it with my sister and a friend yesterday and she isn’t a fan of the games so she didn’t love it (but I did.)
True to the books too!
I LOVED it. The references, easter eggs, I loved all of it.
sameee i know like the entirety of the lore bc ive been into fnaf for years, and all the references were so fun to see, i loved this movie so much
Bruh the plot for this movie is not confusing at all 💀
"Which Kingdom of Hearts is this?"
If only you knew.
The thing is, the lore is a HUGE part of the game. I don't care if it was only catered towards the fans, we ate it up. The scares are cool but the story is better.
What scares
Bro i was very dissatisfied when i finished this movie the only thing i enjoyed was matpat kenshin and the credit living tombstone song the story was so BAD
Well it should be towards the fans as any Adaptation but the scares wasn't good either the plot
As a former fnaf kid, it was a lot of fun to watch with friends. As a normal person, it's one of the most amateur things I've ever seen
honestly im just confused why scott keeps changing the lore? cause he pretty much slapped the game lore and book lore and his own little sprinkles into one and its just confusing💀
@@pokix1215 retcon
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(in a film, television series, or other fictional work) a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events, typically used to facilitate a dramatic plot shift or account for an inconsistency.
"we're given a retcon for Wilf's absence from Donna's wedding in ‘The Runaway Bride’: he had Spanish Flu"
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"I think fans get more upset when characters act blatantly out of established type, or when things get retconned"
FNAF is a great "your first horror" series, but there are better ones waiting around the corner, like Slenderman, SCP, The Backrooms, so on.
@@Homerboy44 I agree on SCP and The Backrooms (at least Kane Pixels version) but the slenderman series is so undercooked 😭
@@Homerboy44 As a fan of all three but especially SCP, calling it a "horror series" is weird to me. SCP can do horror, but a lot of people's stories are also completely detached from anything scary and can often be lighthearted. It's more of a mixed-genre franchise than anything.
The main reason people or critics don't like it is the lack of scares and not being able to understand the story. Its really only enjoyable to the people who love the lore of it, and it's pretty good to people as long as they just know what it is
Edit: I agree with all the peoples opinions in the replies.
It wasn't that good of a movie. I enjoyed it a bit mainly because I was surrounded in the theater by a bunch of people cheering. A critics job is to criticize and for what the movie promised and was showing in the trailers, it wasn't good.
I'm gonna watch it a second time at home without people screaming and edit my true opinion on the movie
its still kinda boring tho
I watched every single one of matpat’s lore videos and the film is still trash
Not really it wasnt lore accurate at all it kinda went something like "This is the lore accurate meter over here ok.. ok so ya know what were gonna do , were gonna change everything about it"
The plot was extremely lazy and terribly pieced together for what it could have been
There is one scare that gets me! Balloon boy, does he show up at ANY POINT in the video and if he does can you tell me when and when it stops i keeps me awake at night and i don't wanna see it! Sorry you were the one I asked
This movie makes a lot more sense if you know the story and lore of the games
What’s even funnier is that the lord in this was only for the first game
The Freddy that was at Mike’s house was actually Golden Freddy who has the ability to teleport to places. The yellow rabbit wasn’t just locked in the back areas, he was slowly bleeding out, waiting for death. To him, he felt as if thousands of tiny needles and knifes were slicing him, he could not move because his legs were crushed, he could not see because his eyes were replaced with the animatronics eyes, and his skull was punctured. Also the fact you said Max the babysitter wasn’t answering the calls for *some reason* is so funny to me
Yeah because she's literally dead lmao
@@itd03snotmatt3rr
Dead or not, she should at least return her calls smh
/j
Golden freddy can't teleport, idk about the movie tho
@@Fanciestclown_15 idk in the game he teleports in front of you but idk he's more like a ghost or a figment of ur imagination or hallucination it seems rather than a walking animatronic but idk
@@itd03snotmatt3rr juts say idk less
I feel like a lot of details just make sense upon rewatching the movie, like he realizes Mike’s last name lines up with a previous victim and hence gives him the job to cover his ass and it’s not just a pointless conversation
that makes a lot of sense, i was thinking that mike was gonna be mike afton and thats why he didnt say it
i don't think you need to rewatch that to figure it out. it's very obvious he owns the pizzeria from that conversation.
@@NoaWatchVideoHe goes, "Mike Sch-" and cuts himself off. I was yelling in my head "MIKE SCHMIDT MIKE SCHMIDT MIKE SCHMIDT!!!"
@@herb_rolls3929 the ownership yes, I just didn’t realize right away that he only gave him the job BECAUSE he recognized Mike from his late brother
fnaf fans staring at the title:😔😔
3:24 "Four thousand a month 8 months deposit" i hate that thats not even far from the truth 😮💨
I personally think it needed more jumpscares. Yes it doesn't make authentic horror but what I loved about the games as a kid is that it's so scary with a lot of jumpscares so I really think it needed more jumpscares to be a true fnaf experience.
I agree, but with the rating being PG-13 they had to hold back on a lot
Yeah true @@silverr2718
Fnaf wasn’t that scary tho, it was 100% the jump scares that made it scary
This is one of the few horror movies where cheap jumpscares would actually enhance the film instead of dragging it down.
Eh, I mean, I guess, but it would have annoyed me while watching honestly.
The thing with this movie is that it was not written for everyone. This is very much a movie for the fans which is why it is absolutely packed with cameos and easter eggs that mean absolutely nothing to the uninitiated.
yup with ofncourse regulations from the studios. but j tink next one they'll give scott full control and hopefully he'll go all in on the lore..dontngive into the gore and horror complaints
It was fine never played the games
This is why Arcane was good
Written for eveyone to bring many new fans.
This is written for fans appreciated by them and won't bring much new people
Unfortunately
It's a defeatist mindset to write a movie on. "It can be mediocre because fans will like it". Ideally, you can have and should have both when adapting a work.
@@Imanmagnet00 Who said "it can be mediocre", its just simply written FOR the fans. There are references and bits of the movie that fans will innately recognize where the layman will not and a lot easter eggs and lore that the fans are already more interested in, the target demographic is not the general public, its why(alongside other reasons) they didnt push for a grand premiere or any of the other hollywood nonsense for the movie. If you have a problem with that then you have a problem with literally any movie which specifically targets a demographic.
I love how this entire movie was really a tribute to the fans who always went the extra mile with mat pat to find the lore. Let the games deal the horror, I really liked this movie :))))
PS I love the mat pat scene and the end credits song sm ❤️
When I heard the word theory all I could think of was “it’s just a theory, a food theory.”
Not for everybody, a wet dream for fans. When MatPat came on screen, everyone in the theater cheered louder than in No Way Home with Tobey Maguire. One of my favorite movie theater experiences ever. 😂 AND dropped his tag line! It was truly amazing hahaha.
I'm honestly surprised that more people didn't lose their shit over Josh Hutcherson being in the movie
@@kalanamalrosprobably because I have no clue who that is lmao
@@kalanamalrosFnaf kill count.
@@LordDomielOfElysium Josh Hutcherson played Peeta in the Hunger Games movies
I did that with Cory literally nobody in my theater knew who Cory or MatPat was i was so disappointed
As a fan, let me tell you alex...this movie has a monumentally smaller amount of backstory than even half of one game. by a lot
Ya that's an understatement; and people are saying that the movie has too much lore...
@@violeterror2048it still does lol..
How so
Not the just game. Apparently they shoved in the stuff from the books as well.
Clearly not all, but they're there.
@@usonohoshi6165 only from the first novel (and 1:35 AM for Ella, tho she's also from the 1st novel), but even then it doesn't take so much from the book where it feels like it's rewriting that story
IT ISNT A HORROR. IT IS A THRILLER
Felt neither horrified or thrilled
@@Ok-fj7xx you're just boring person than 😂
9:07 Thank you for not showing what happened to Max because the scene that happens afterward is honestly too gruesome for PG-13 and I practically got tramitized from that scene also there are kids who watch this movie
At the end of the day, it’s still a movie for FNAF. People who’ve grown up with this, like myself, can’t help but adore it. This was made for the fans, after all.
Is Five nights at freddy's a real place?:/
No
I grew up with this game and I hated the movie. I think it’s awful. They could have done so much story wise and it was a disappointment to see such a horrible adaptation.
@@v.beckan9071 Nope, but there were rumors of a real restaurant of FNAF opening up, but again, it's a rumor.
Two things:
1. The plot twist and a lot of other things do make sense if you pay attention to the game lore.
2. The whole reason why Jane wants to take Abby away is because she wants the money from the state, Mike says that pretty early on.
edit: do or dont pay attention to the lore i could care less. either way replying with any other argument is pointless
The second thing feels pretty obvious like you don’t need to pay attention to know.
@@dante_0962 yes but alex said “for some reason”, that’s why. and plus you kind of do otherwise it’s not clear, in my opinion.
I was confused by the logic used for #2 by the writers... why would she want custody over a child she views as a burden for some money from the state when she clearly already has a bunch of money as indicated throughout the movie? She's probably spent a lot and plans to spend even more to gain custody of the child anyway- it's not even a worthy investment from her perspective smh
@@tristan-smith102 honestly, i dunno. Mike says to the teacher(??) that she just wants the money from the state after Jane talks to the school about Abby, so I'm not really sure.
@@unfairygodmother yeah I'm baffled by the logic 😭
So if Jane is dead... Why didn't Mike or Abby bring it up after the altercation? Unless Cassidy only knocked her out and Jane had no memory of what happened and went home. Wouldnt they show proof if she was dead though? Like showing a puddle of blood beside her or something?
Finally someone else noticed. After they got it it’s like it never happened.
Its confirmed by the director shes still alive
"You need Jesus, Abby" had me laughing way more than it should have 😂😅
Every clip you showed made me smile, as a FNAF fan. I might not have read the books or care as much about the later games, but I just loved what this looks like. Makes me think I'll actually check it out myself.
I find Scott's story really inspiring. He started as a failed video game creator, made it HUGE with a viral video game that he successfully turned into a franchise so huge it's lasted a decade and reached across multiple platforms, and still turns out things meant for fans and doesn't sell out to what will appeal to the masses.
Ok
@@spongebobsquarepants2981You did them so dirty with that one.
@@Thenews75 idk what that means
Bro is babbling
I can’t imagine being so inspired by a middle aged conservative who made mediocre games for way too long
The directors and marketing of the movie has always been open and honest about the target audience. The fans. They've all stated that this movie is primarily for the fans. So it's understandable that normal people wouldn't really like this movie as much.
They removed the iconic left and right door on the security guard room which makes the horror element gone😢😢
9:09 that cut was too good
5:47 YOOO THAT’S MY BOY MATPAT! I literally screamed when I saw him yesterday! And I said YOOO THAT’S MATPAT!
@@siennayaay because yes😈
no its *maticus panticus*
alex's reaction to the kids being stuffed in the suits is the funniest part of all this 😭 thought that was just baseline common knowledge genuinely. i've been in this fandom too long
When is that first revealed? I don't remember it being in the original game at all. Just wild.
@@Magical-N in the first game, there's a "rules of safety" poster in one of the hall corner cams that rarely changes to newspaper clippings talking about the missing children's incident. nothing is directly stated ofc in true fnaf fashion but it talks about how kids went missing and the animatronics started to smell and ooze blood afterward 👍 so yeah you're unlikely to gather all this on a casual playthrough but it's been in the lore since the beginning lol
As someone who follows the fnaf lore it was really enjoyable. It has lots of easter eggs in it and things that are really different from the games. Also the movie with the back stories is just a fraction of the games lore so I dont really think its a big deal. But I think it was a little weird at times, like when they built the fort and the animatronics acted all friendly, and I would have liked to see more scary parts other than the ballon boy jumpscares and the death of the intruders and the first security guard.
All in all I think its a more enjoyable experience if you know at least the main outlines of the games lore. And Dawko made a really good video explaining all of the easter eggs in the movie so i can recommend that to anyone interested.
I saw the movie pretty much right after watching the almost 9 hour fnaf lore video, so it was fun to watch for any Easter eggs and such. That said, while it’s a love letter to the fans (which isn’t a bad thing necessarily), it’s not that great for anyone else, given the sheer amount of backstory and trauma dumping. I mean, I get it, but like jeez it could’ve done with cutting out certain plotlines and either add in more scares or just…. better writing lol. I was pretty happy with the movie overall, but I can see why some people would be like “this movie is mid as hell”
My parents knew next to nothing about it and thought it was ok, enjoyable to see once... I've played the games and seen a few MatPat videos about it and liked it, my sister was a huge fan and loved it. I think it was more enjoyable in theaters because the interaction made it better. My parents and I loved Matthew Lillard, MatPat, the music and the animatronics mostly.
As a FNAF fan, the movie was enjoyable to watch. I didn’t really like some of the inconsistencies with lore, but I really loved watching the animatronics on screen. Though, much of my enjoyment definitely came from being a hardcore fan.
Well it's based off the book lore not the canon lore so that's why it's inconsistent. They were also just trying to create a new timeline and story with this movie.
Every time the Animatronics were on screen (including damn Balloon Boy and cupcake) I would SQUEAL because I loved what Blumhouse did. Like holy fuck it's BEAUTIFUL!!
@@DARKAURA999.No Scott said this was based off game lore
@@theashwoodfaerie well considering the ending it's clearly based off the books
that was what basicaly all the enjoyment is just dumb fun for the fans
I can't believe you roasted your sponsor like that
It wasn’t even fun to watch in the movie theatre because my dad predicted the whole movie when the boss said like 2 words. He looked at me (HE HAS NEVER HEARD OF FNAF B4 THIS MOVIE) and he goes, “So that guy is the one who probably kidnapped and killed his brother because when he was looking at his last name he didn’t say it fully because he realized that he took his brother.” LIKE WHATTTT????
To be fair though Alex, this movie explains the plot holes of the games since the games vaguely explains the backstory of the place and how it is haunted and creepy. That is why this movie is full of backstory about the protagonist and the antagonist, and I think Scott did a pretty good job filling in those plot holes, but there are still questions left to be answered. Maybe in the next movies we can finally get those answers we are hoping for. Peace!
Bro what are you talking about? I've played every game, this movie is basically a completely separate story. And it is, because it was confirmed that the movie would not be following the lore accurately.
@@DevilsAdvocate669the movie is in the same ballpark as the books. It isn't game accurate but supposed to draw parallels
zzz
@@DevilsAdvocate669just let him cope lol
Bruh. The movie creates plot holes. It’s unreal.
As someone who has no freaking clue about FNAF, Alex made it surprisingly understandable this time around
Even as a fnaf fan it can get confusing with so many games and books and the movie really only used like 3 game’s worth of lore and even made the lore simpler since if they wanted to make it a 1:1 mike,Abby,and the bother would be Afton’s kids and Vanessa would be a game tester taken over by an AI Afton while the real Afton was in Hell which is just playing fnaf forever not to mention that Abby should be dead and Mike should be a literal purple zombie man/part time skin suite burning his dad every other Tuesday
@@toasterman5099 what the hell man 😭
When you actualy waching the movie, he was just rambling about stuff in the movie that dosen't mater at all compared to the rest of the movie .
@@toasterman5099 yeah .. i forgot mike was dead by the time of fnaf 1 since he was fired for bad odor(?) aka decay lol. but as u said, elizabeth (or abby..) should be dead and possessing babys suit after getting scooped in there, vanessa should be taken over by ai william and also in the vanny suit, and working not as a police officer but a security guard at security breach's pizza plex 💀💀 and not to mention william should be michaels dad, AND evan, williams youngest son, should be dead from the bite of 83
@@captainthornes ya michael got his insides scooped by baby (which is possessed by his dead sister elizabeth) and had an amalgamation of animatronics put in his body so they could escape. and his younger brother evan should be dead by his hands after he pranked him with the fredbear animatronic
which btw, the game sister location is where michael "died" and then he went to work at the fnaf 1 location where he got fired for bad odor (he was decaying). i forget where else michael showed up but im thinking fnaf 3.
and henry (whose kid was killed by a jealous william) aka williams old business partner was who u were playing as in pizzeria simulator where henry burned the whole place down with william/other animatronics in it to free their souls, only william never dies so he became burntrap who u see in security breach,,
but william had at one point uploaded his consciousness into the fnaf vr game ? and vanessa got possessed by him into becoming vanny/basically continuing his work
Freddy wasn't the one to go to Mike's house, LOL!
its not the movie its you💀
As someone who knew literally nothing about the lore or anything except for just the names of the animatronics, I loved this movie
13:06 that’s not just any driver! That’s CORY FREAKING KENSHIN! AKA THE SAMURAI KING! SAMURAI STAND UP! STAND UP FOR OUR SAMURAI BROTHER!
EXACTLY
@@phantommyst1933 SUCK THE BOO-BOO BACK IN!
Yessir!
im surprised he didn’t notice
@@ARandomRUclipsr2 not everybody knows every single RUclipsr on the platform man, cut him some slack
"They don't kill, they just lock him in the storage room for some reason." Do you not know what springlocks are? We get to see them PUNCTURE his torso and die slowly and painfully in the backroom. You're saying he is not dead?
The reason why the mall looks like that is because the movie is set in 2001
Honestly, they really did portray the personalities of every animatronic pretty well, which were shown more in games like UCN and Freddy in Space(non-canon but they have similar personalities in games like this and FNAF World.) It made them actually seem like kids, wonder how they will do the whole Agony Remant Golden Freddy thing, because I don't know if they will do the William Hell arc or not.
Dude, Crying Child would never. Golden Freddy is the least scary of the animatronics, no matter what Cassidy is doing. Also, I feel like the Freddy mask was the remnant extractor. Why else would William/Henry make it?
I hope remnant and sci-fi won't be included.
@@redpanda6497 its literally a sci fi horror thriller theres gonna be some stuff put in
This is why as a movie made for fans, it’s golden.
As a stand alone horror movie with no context, it’s not the best. But that’s ok! I think that they knew that this was a 30 mil dollar love letter to the fans, and it was worth it!
@@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514 Not everyone like sci-fi though. And the movies are a different universe. It's not trying to copy the games. The only things it takes out of them are elements from FNAF 1, FNAF 2 and FNAF 3.
idk why this annoys me but at 12:34 he says Freddy goes to his house, but he says he isn't Freddy. Nonetheless, it is interesting to see this movie in the perspective of a non-fnaf fan.
Boy with blue eyes and blond hair isn't Freddy.
It's Golden Freddy.
You can even see it in the 'animatronic' itself, as it has only one glowing blue eye on, when he gets the taxi with Abby.
Freddy has a completely diffrent kid that doesn't speak, just like the rest of the kids
watched the movie last night as a non-fnaf fan. gotta say it was a decent movie (note i haven’t seen or played or read anything in this series)
@@0skodaoctavia0 something I noticed is you know how Golden Freddy is supposed to have two souls within him in this movie when he goes to the house. Only one of his eyes are glowing and there's only one kid there to represent him which is the kid in the striped shirt. So I am curious if in the lore of this movie, the other kid/ other soul is not in Freddy yet and that's what they wanted Abby for
@@spaceaxolotl6196 Good thinking! Yeah, it can totally be the case here.
But I also think that the movie said the main reason was just because they like her and so they want her to be like them(to stay with them)
@@spaceaxolotl6196I’m betting the second soul is gonna be Abby
I love how he’s sleeping during the job the entire time versus the game where you have to focus not dying (that was sarcasm..) and how Micheal and William are no longer related-
I’m confused… if this cop knew her dad was the murderer the ENTIRE TIME, why didn’t she arrest him for the murders?
As someone with absolute ZERO knowledge about the FNAF lore, I honestly still enjoyed the movie. I liked the plot twists and the animatronics were really well done. It makes me want to check out the games!!
Nice to hear! I thought it was legit good as well.
You should try it sometime or just watch Markiplier!
Eh, no point in learning the lore of FNAF to understand the movie. The only thing it does based off of lore is that the children were murdered and stuffed into the suits they soon possessed. Nothing else was really lore accurate
@@princerollins1629I mean it sorta was accurate to the silver eyes. They had a few references to the silver eyes too; the drawings, the kids not being aware of who killed them, changing the drawing to show that SpringTrap isn’t their friend and is actually their murderer, and William Afton being dragged away after he got spring locked.
@@raikreios ahhh, ok. But I really don't think that William should have said "I always come back" that line felt corny af to me since that was his first death, he's never came back from the dead yet
You know normally I’m critical about horror movies and even though this one wasn’t at all hella great, I really do respect it for what it does for the people who love the franchise. It’s basically the creator saying, thanks for being a fan so here’s a live action that you can have forever. I can respect that completely.
W comment
The second movie will be a banger
2:41OMG IS THAT SHAGGY FROM THE SCOOBY-DOO MOVIE