Megan c

ugh 😩 so good! characters were so interesting, plot was engaging and fast paced, story was unpredictable and very satisfying! I really hope they make a sequel

i loved it, you might hate it. it’s frustrating but for a point. the showcasing of passiveness and the detriments of allowing strangers to breach your boundaries is both simply and symbolically explored in this film. also the acting is STELLLLLLAR (: the climax/plot twist was anticipated however, but still very unique and interesting plot. Not for the faint hearted! 🌟

please don’t waste your time, i wasted mine. ):

i think i have weird taste cause i don’t know why so many people hate this movie. This was so fun, freaky, gory, funny, and innovative! I think people need to remember that anthologies are meant to be kinda random and quirky since it’s a collection of stories and lots of creative input from different folks all at once. Rory’s story was especially awesome and I laughed out loud at the ending. I’ve never loveddddd the previous instalments but they were kinda easy to watch, hit or miss films. I guess I just really enjoy seeing directors and crew members exploring ideas and I could really sense the passion in this project!

I cannot begin to explain how amazing this is. Firstly, I will admit I may have some bias because of my love for the original Adventure Time series, having practically grown up watching it. I feel like this was the best a spin off could ever be and more. The exploration of Simon and his past as Ice King is so integral to the entire Adventure Time universe and I felt it deepened my love and connection to the characters. It’s full of fun, hope, excitement, tension, inspiration, laughs, action, adventure, and so much more… It feels surreal being an adult now and having the show on a similar development course as us who watched the original show as kids. I feel like they integrated more adult themes but didn’t take it too far either. Just amazing. I will say, if you’re not a fan of Adventure Time and haven’t watched that show, you might not have the previous information needed to enjoy this one and it may be very confusing!

I was reading through some of the negative reviews and I am genuinely at a loss. I don’t get how so many plot points and intentions flew over peoples heads. I cannot begin to understand how some people interpreted this film as man-hating and as a space for women to just “complain”. (yes, I genuinely read this point in a review with one star) Women expressing their struggles, and experiences, living in a patriarchal society under strict gender stereotypes isn’t man-hating. Just because there is a space not catered for the male viewer doesn’t make it man-hating. The whole Ken commentary is also ridiculous, where people are upset his character was a side character and that he had *what people interpret as* no substance or character development. I think Greta was commenting exactly on that issue. How Ken being a side doll in a matriarchal society, with his only purpose being in addition to barbie, was a PROBLEM. how are you people upset over this? I genuinely can’t figure it out. His whole storyline was to show how the opposite of patriarchy is NOT the vision, NOT the intention of this film. Ken finds his individuality and realises he never needed Barbies love to be enough, and that he has worth within himself as a man. Barbie acknowledges the damage she has done (also remember they’re freaking DOLLS LIKE WHAT GUYS) Anyways, I could ramble on forever… In the end, I think the fact this film touched so many women and girls, had us crying in cinemas, and allowed for us to relate and release emotions we all share, is a pretty powerful and beautiful thing. Especially whilst the film remained fun, humorous and still entertaining for the whole family. This movie gave me a feeling of true empowerment. I needed this movie. I would have loved to have had a movie like this in my childhood or teen years, and I think it being this important to so many women is enough for it to get a five stars.

Solid story, fun characters, love the decision making aspect. But honestly, where is the gameplay! Its been years since until dawn, surely there was room for added gameplay development. I wish it could be reminiscent of the resident evil games, the gameplay just lets it down. quick time events are boring, and they (and the breathing thing) just aren't challenging at all.

More of a parody than a true horror film. The film felt unoriginal, confusing and disconnected. All the characters were insufferable. The cheap and objectifying shots of the female cast were also outdated and kind of insulting.