Five Nights at Freddy's | October 27, 2023 | In Theaters and Peacock simultaneously

[Rorschach]

2 hours ago, Welcbr12 said:

Oh that's... 

 

Haha yesssss, we’re so back!

[Claire of Themyscira]

Gagged?

[Zakiyyah6]

I'm sure the film will be crap and I won't like it because I'm 39 years old but I remember how freaked out people were about Super Mario Bros reviews and acting like that film was doomed. If FNAF gets bad word of mouth it is doomed but the people who like this IP don't give a darn about reviews. 

[SpiderByte]

 

[Bob Train]

8 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

I'm sure the film will be crap and I won't like it because I'm 39 years old but I remember how freaked out people were about Super Mario Bros reviews and acting like that film was doomed. If FNAF gets bad word of mouth it is doomed but the people who like this IP don't give a darn about reviews. 

This. A kids videogame horror movie, you literally cannot get a movie more critic-proof. I guess people are upset a FNAF movie is gonna out open all their favorite franchises this year. Shows audiences are moving on to new franchises.

[Mojoguy]

7 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

 

Who could have guessed the Eras movie would have a more mature and better behaved audience?

 

Swift fans > FNAF fans

Edited October 25, 2023 by Mojoguy

[SpiderByte]

14 minutes ago, Zakiyyah6 said:

I'm sure the film will be crap and I won't like it because I'm 39 years old but I remember how freaked out people were about Super Mario Bros reviews and acting like that film was doomed. If FNAF gets bad word of mouth it is doomed but the people who like this IP don't give a darn about reviews. 

Man these reviews are substantially worse than Marios.

[Bob Train]

1 minute ago, SpiderByte said:

Man these reviews are substantially worse than Marios.

It does not matter. No one will not watch a FNAF movie because some critic said it was bad. The fanbase alone will propel it to record-breaking numbers.

[SpiderByte]

3 minutes ago, Bob Train said:

It does not matter. No one will not watch a FNAF movie because some critic said it was bad. The fanbase alone will propel it to record-breaking numbers.

Combined with a hybrid release that's sustainable for, at most, one weekend. 

[Krissykins]

I read this week that it was always for Peacock, even before it was made. That was part of the deal/package.

 

So it wasn’t anything to do with quality. As the film hadn’t even been made yet. 

[Boxofficerules]

Has no one else here seen this yet?

[JustLurking]

26 minutes ago, Bob Train said:

This. A kids videogame horror movie, you literally cannot get a movie more critic-proof. I guess people are upset a FNAF movie is gonna out open all their favorite franchises this year. Shows audiences are moving on to new franchises.

What audiences are you even on about? These are FNAF fans, they were always going to show up for a FNAF film, it's not former fans of other franchises looking for something new.

[SpiderByte]

9 minutes ago, JustLurking said:

What audiences are you even on about? These are FNAF fans, they were always going to show up for a FNAF film, it's not former fans of other franchises looking for something new.

There's been a real push by some users here that FNAF and Barbie are some heir apparents to older franchises like Marvel or Transformers etc, even though I think it's kind of a reach to assume the reason FNAF, an already huge video game franchise for almost ten years, is doing well in tracking because of disaffected Marvel or Indiana Jones fans or something

Edited October 25, 2023 by SpiderByte

[SpiderByte]

16 minutes ago, Krissykins said:

I read this week that it was always for Peacock, even before it was made. That was part of the deal/package.

 

So it wasn’t anything to do with quality. As the film hadn’t even been made yet. 

Definitely not true. Blumhouse signed into the project in 2017, three years before Peacock launched.

[ZattMurdock]

51 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

 

"@jojoincel"

[Skim Beeble]

41 minutes ago, Mojoguy said:

Who could have guessed the Eras movie would have a more mature and better behaved audience?

 

Swift fans > FNAF fans

Reminds me of when news outlets were doom reporting about Joker bringing in violent people in the cinema, only for a machete fight to occur at a Frozen 2 screening a month later.

[Youngstar]

2 minutes ago, Skim Beeble said:

Reminds me of when news outlets were doom reporting about Joker bringing in violent people in the cinema, only for a machete fight to occur at a Frozen 2 screening a month later.

wait what?

[Boxofficerules]

3 minutes ago, Skim Beeble said:

Reminds me of when news outlets were doom reporting about Joker bringing in violent people in the cinema, only for a machete fight to occur at a Frozen 2 screening a month later.

There has been a video of violent during a FNAF screening also.

[Youngstar]

Saw someone on FNAF reddit say this:

"As a fan of the series it was amazing, as an actual film it was kinda a mess."

Which is probably pretty true looking at reviews. (But I'm not a fan and don't plan on seeing this, so whatever ^^ )

[Zakiyyah6]

32 minutes ago, SpiderByte said:

There's been a real push by some users here that FNAF and Barbie are some heir apparents to older franchises like Marvel or Transformers etc, even though I think it's kind of a reach to assume the reason FNAF, an already huge video game franchise for almost ten years, is doing well in tracking because of disaffected Marvel or Indiana Jones fans or something

You are absolutely terrified that the silly Chuck e cheese horror movie could out open The Marvels. I can already see that you are dripping with jealousy over Barbie's success because you know the Marvels has no chance of reaching those kinds numbers. I like Marvel movies, I get cheering on a movie to succeed at the box office but what bothers me is when some hardcore fans only want Marvel movies to succeed and talk down any other type of film. I hate to get confrontational but your attitude bothers me.