Olga Milicio Demarchi

Feels like a graduation flick and it's amazing! The best part are the practical effects. Some laughs, some gags, it's worth it!

It might be "loosely" based on the reference material, but I guess the charm here is Nicolas Cage. And the plot. And the movie as a whole. "He's not trapped here with them. They're trapped here with him." is one thing I believe a lot of people wanted to be on those six to seven nights. Amazing movie. Fun as hell, gory as machines can be. The key is to imerse yourself on what the film is showing. If you put your mind too much on FNAF, the joyous time is spoiled. Embrace the rage. And it has some fatality moves which made me scream in joy internally.

Ma'am, thank you so much for the unique experience. It's not just a glitter movie, it's a tale about a little girl's dream. It's that kind of movie that will evoke certain feelings on you, will jog some memories long gone in the winds of time. The main character had a lifelong dream of having a unicorn, and when she finally meets the chance, she starts to see things around her that can be as good or way better that a unicorn in the backyard. The movie is about growing up but not literally. We've all been there, we can still be little kids sometimes, dream more, even walk around on rainbow pajamas!! It's a must see, I loved Brie Larson as Capt Marvel and I'm glad I saw Unicorn Store.