Mia

Just another 2020 failure, one thing to expect when it comes to turning a book into a movie that it's not going to be scene by scene and line by line. Sometimes they chamge something's, others left out but most of the time it's there you can see the boom has become a movie..... this hasn't. There are better adaptions out there, it loses its most basic heart felt moments and relies on more metaphorical moments which wasn't needed. The film tries more on the magical sense and less on the plot and it's pathetic sense to change the characters - and this is coming from someone who actually likes the cartoon adaption which didn't follow the book either! What infuriated me the most about this movie the obvious tick boxing, the fact we need a black character which historically is not correct! The fantasy part in the book is the garden itself, it's in the title everything else is takes place in its historic form, from the horrible Victorian medicine to views and treatment of 'natives'. Many of challenged the book as racist but that's what was like in that time period it's a fact that shouldn't be changed. It's what we need to learn to grow instead if ignoring it like it's a problem. I'm all for diversity but when it comes to history that's something we shouldn't change. There are honestly better adaptions out there which really brings out the book

Not really impressed, give it a go if you want but honestly it's not an original. You can easily pick up the the FNAF story with a few twists added in to make sure they don't get sued. I'm not biased either when it comes to Freddy, games were good but then lost interest. The blood and gore were the best parts, what ruined the film for me was the Satanists. I mean really they couldn't have come up with something better? That's the whole reason behind it? Watch at your risk

It okay for an adaption and open for interpretation but I fail to see what's really action packed about it, anything remotely excited or action packed about to happen it just cuts of to Tom's Cruise face and we miss it all. Recommend to anyone who literally needs to admire the guy otherwise just miss it out. There are better movie adaptions out there

It's nice to see all characters back with a few new faces, an okay watch but doesn't live up to its prequel, less imaginative in underland with no victorian feel. It could be worse but the film is watchable if you want to get to know the character more.