So I personally was surprised by the reviews that this movie received, before watching it all I knew was that people thought it wasn't great. I thought it was amazing, with a title like FNAF production produced the best result for the fans of the series. This movie has no intention of being an masterpiece but that being said it isn't poorly made, it's high quality and you can tell that a lot of work was put into every scene but it was made for the fans.
I really liked this movie because FNAF has been around for a while, when I was younger like everyone else, I loved FNAF I thought it was so cool and it still is. FNAF is for the younger people but there's also older people who really enjoy it too so it's really for everybody.
When I watched this movie in theaters the entire theater was filled with teenagers and it felt like a really friendly environment because everyone there loves FNAF. In fact when the movie ended the whole theater started clapping even though it wasn't the best movie everybody in there was satisfied with what they saw. Audience reactions to the cameos were cool too.
At the end of the day I think I was glad that the movie didn't try too hard to be something it wasn't and instead stuck to what the series embodied in a community sense. It was something people liked.
I really liked this movie because FNAF has been around for a while, when I was younger like everyone else, I loved FNAF I thought it was so cool and it still is. FNAF is for the younger people but there's also older people who really enjoy it too so it's really for everybody.
When I watched this movie in theaters the entire theater was filled with teenagers and it felt like a really friendly environment because everyone there loves FNAF. In fact when the movie ended the whole theater started clapping even though it wasn't the best movie everybody in there was satisfied with what they saw. Audience reactions to the cameos were cool too.
At the end of the day I think I was glad that the movie didn't try too hard to be something it wasn't and instead stuck to what the series embodied in a community sense. It was something people liked.