Green Spaghetti

Best of the best. Best of the Wallace and Gromit. Absolutely brilliant. By far the best short film I've ever seen. The penguin is a very sinister villain. The writing is top notch. The finale is one of the best I've ever seen. Everything is good.

Very nice. A little slow, and a little too simple, but still very nice. It's probably the funniest of them all. Third favorite of the four. Very impressive that it was originally just a student film.

Epic short film. The writing is great, as usual. It doesn't seem as creative as the others, and the humor seems a little too on-the-nose, but it's still very good. It's unfortunately my least favorite, though.

Good, but it doesn't have much of a story. Decently scary as well.

I am not a die-hard FNAF fan. The most I knew about it going in was that there's a security guard in an abandoned diner from the eighties, trying not to get mauled by robots. So this was not my favorite movie. The first hour was pretty good. It had a few flaws, like dragging out some scenes way too long, but it was good. Beginning gets a solid 4 stars from me. The last half was a bit convoluted, disappointing, and filled with plot holes. The last hour also likes to drag out scenes, though not quite as much. The characters jump to conclusions way too quickly. And, of course, they're right. 2 stars. But put it all together. It has several flaws, but it's still a decent popcorn movie. I watched it with a friend, who was a big FNAF fan. He definitely made me realize it was made for the fans. He also claimed he could explain everything. And while he did, he really shouldn't need to. So definitely made for the fans. Unfortunately, they must have forgotten about the plot and the horror in the mix of Easter Eggs. They forgot about the horror? Yeah, this movie wasn't scary at all. The scariest parts either dragged out way too long for no reason, or were ruined by a cheap jump scare. This could be my fault for not getting scared easily, but I walked away thinking, "That was supposed to be a horror movie?" It felt more like a gory drama. Overall? A fun movie. If you're a fan, I'm sure you'll enjoy it. If you're not, well, don't get your hopes up. It's just okay, not for me. Solid 3/5. Kind of agree with the critics on this one.

It was okay, a little disappointing. Watched it in eighth grade English, having read the book previously. The plot was decent, if a little predictable. The acting was alright. The pacing definitely could have used some work. Some parts are pretty slow, while the rest of the movie is way too fast. The "twist ending" also makes zero sense unless you read the book. It was very faithful to the book, I'll give it that. Not really my kind of thing.

Great movie, but it's a bit slow.

This movie is really good. Some consider it to be a horror movie and some don't, but I think it's a pretty tame horror movie. It's very tense and suspenseful. 11 year olds and mature 10 year olds would probably be okay watching this. It has a few jump scares, but I personally wasn't bothered by them. Would recommend to anyone who likes suspense and aliens.

2nd best game I've played in a long time. (1st is superstar saga) It's definitely worth buying a DS for. Why is it so good? Well, let's see: The length is great, maybe even a little short for an RPG, the characters (especially Bowser and Fawful) are great, the story is great, the music is top-notch (Plack Beach Inside Bowser, Minigame, and, of course, In The Final are my favorites), there are giant battles, where you fight your own castle, and the artwork is amazing. The only flaws are that there are a little too many tutorials, and that the giant battles are not nearly as good for right-handed players. But otherwise, this game deserves 744 more stars than I already gave it.

It's good, I suppose, but it's untrue to the books.