now that the hype has kinda died down, what did y'all really think of the FNAF movie.

i rlly enjoyed it !!!!!! i was a bit ehh on how the schmidt drama took up most of the movie but everything wrapped up perfectly at the end imo :] can't wait for the second movie + hope the other afton kids exist in this universe

I honesty wasn't expecting much from the movie at all, so I was surprised at how good it was! It's not the best, would give it a B or even a C+ tbh. It felt rushed ngl and i wish it was longer. the edting was not the best. I feel like the ending wasn't really explained well, espically with abby just drawing a picture. nothing was really explained. but all if this just makes a great adaptiong of the most lore confusing games ever XD FNAF as a franchise is very confusing, not really scary, and just fun tbh, so the movie really did capture that 

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I loved it sm! I have been a fan since the beginning fnaf! I fell in love with Vanessa shelly and my brain has been rotting with her for the last 8 months!!! The only thing I didnt enjoy was a lot of the lore was left out but that does usually happen when things are turned into movies.

I still like it. Then again I had no expectations for it. I was actually much more sad about the lack of blood in general. On one hand, I'm really happy about the references and all of the details it included. but on the other hand I feel like it isn't a good introduction or standalone product to introduce people to the franchise. 

But then again you kinda have to chose one or the other, specially with something as... tangled as the fnaf franchise. As for Vanessa, I just assumed William pushed her into becaming a police woman to help cover up the crimes better, and that golden freddy killed the aunt with his "crash ability" in fnaf 1 & 2. But those are only assumptions. 

It is funnily enough a similar problem as the comics. They try to distance themselves from the videogames but end up not doing it enough to be accessible to newcomers. Such as Comicbook readers or horror movie fans. 

It is a popcorn movie for the fans, is what I'm trying to say. It fulfills it's own self imposed objective. Wether we like that objective or not is more personal preference.