Flou Music

I think it's a good film but with familiar flaws I usually find in recent animated movies.

7/10 i think the second half was too predictable and for some reason some of the dialogues and scenes get cheesy and soulless. The twist villain did not work as well

It has everything impressive performance-wise, storytelling wise, and cinematography, but I dunno, doesn't leave me thinking much, or scary

I accidentally deleted my previous review. Basically the music was not bad, the art style is not horrid at all too, but everything else is hard to enjoy. The movie feels like disney trying to be disney, or a movie trying to be a parody of disney. The dialogue, music, cinematography, and screenplay feels like I'm watching something with the quality of a stage performance.

There isn't really any other movie nowadays that made me think "Wait..." to go and check if it's really made recently and not the late 20th century. Everything from the acting, cinematography, down to the color grading really sets me back in time. However, while it may seem fresh today, Pearl is comparable to horror movies from the era it's trying to replicate. The plot and how the characters are handled, for example, will make you feel like watching Misery (1990) all over again. But then again, Pearl has a distinct charm that earned it's popularity, and I think it deserves it, Mia Goth deserves it especially.

Encanto good but music ew bleugh hreeeee hrrreeee COhcjk OKOHOK HOJOK HRRHJHGGNNGG HUEEEEEK eghm KCOK hrwmmmm glulgulgugluglgul aahhhh

good vibes, good music, good characters, but I just watched hunchback of notre dame and for some reason Im comparing this to that, and it's no match

no words. I just needed this movie

great acting but i didnt really feel for the characters at all, it didn't scare me at all either, and the plot/setting felt like nothing new, so yeah.

It feels like a special and important movie to watch as a fnaf fan, but in no way is this movie done well as a horror, nor as an adaptation.