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Yes. I've finally seen it! After TWO failed attempts. Anyways I was already familiar with Five Nights At Freddy's since it's heyday. But in terms of playing the games, I've never played them. I mean that all changed now, but back then I never played the FNAF games. The only one I've played was the AR game, and even then that was a spinoff. So, here I am in 2023, catching up on what I already know lore wise. (Yeah I've seen videos and walkthroughs of them.) But when the FNAF movie came out, I was like "I need to stop being a square and see it." My first attempt was to watch it with friends. That didn't work out. So, my second attempt was to watch it on my own in theaters. My dad wanted to do lunch and get haircuts. So, I thought "that would be perfect!" That I decided not to go through with it. Not only was it the fastest appointment in my life, but I knew dad wouldn't be interested. The reason is pretty obvious: Religion. Otherwise known as the philosophy of Fuck you. So, then I decided to just watch it on Peacock, and it was phenomenal!

First, the atmosphere. I remember visiting Chuck E. Cheese when I was little. So, seeing the vintage look of the pizzeria felt like a trip down memory lane. Also I was completely sucked in to it. The cinematography that is. The animatronic in the movie are obviously what they should look like in the games, though some people don't like the red eyes. I don't see any problems with it. I mean why wouldn't a robot have red eyes. I was a little surprise that Matthew Lillard was going to play William Afton, yet here he was terrifying. There were some funny moments here and there, but only if you're sick enough. So, yeah. Those are my thoughts guys. Hope I'm hip with the kids now. (Just to note: This movie is still fresh in my head. So, I don't have that much to talk about.)

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Yes. I've finally seen it! After TWO failed attempts. Anyways I was already familiar with Five Nights At Freddy's since it's heyday. But in terms of playing the games, I've never played them. I mean that all changed now, but back then I never played the FNAF games. The only one I've played was the AR game, and even then that was a spinoff. So, here I am in 2023, catching up on what I already know lore wise. (Yeah I've seen videos and walkthroughs of them.) But when the FNAF movie came out, I was like "I need to stop being a square and see it." My first attempt was to watch it with friends. That didn't work out. So, my second attempt was to watch it on my own in theaters. My dad wanted to do lunch and get haircuts. So, I thought "that would be perfect!" That I decided not to go through with it. Not only was it the fastest appointment in my life, but I knew dad wouldn't be interested. The reason is pretty obvious: Religion. Otherwise known as the philosophy of Fuck you. So, then I decided to just watch it on Peacock, and it was phenomenal!

First, the atmosphere. I remember visiting Chuck E. Cheese when I was little. So, seeing the vintage look of the pizzeria felt like a trip down memory lane. Also I was completely sucked in to it. The cinematography that is. The animatronic in the movie are obviously what they should look like in the games, though some people don't like the red eyes. I don't see any problems with it. I mean why wouldn't a robot have red eyes. I was a little surprise that Matthew Lillard was going to play William Afton, yet here he was terrifying. There were some funny moments here and there, but only if you're sick enough. So, yeah. Those are my thoughts guys. Hope I'm hip with the kids now. (Just to note: This movie is still fresh in my head. So, I don't have that much to talk about.)