Elizabeth Nunez

This movie was amazing! It's one of those movies that I wish there was more of the story when it ends. I wasn't expecting certain elements of the plot, as someone who hasn't delved deep into the lore of FNAF. I probably will now, because the story really had me captivated. I won't spoil with details, though! Definitely recommend, it wasn't super scary jump-scare wise, but it was plenty creepy and suspenseful. A great starter scary movie if you've got tweens!

This movie was lovely. It was a coming-of-age story I related to so much, and I'm not even Jewish. I had a really cathartic experience watching this, and I hope Adam Sandler does more projects like this. I loved it to bits.

I have loved this show since I was too little to be watching it, and this movie was everything I'd hoped for. 10/10, I'm grateful this movie exists <3

I watched this thinking it’d be a cute teen romcom like To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before. I was insanely disappointed. For one, this movie is poorly written and extremely boring. This movie is stereotype after stereotypes. The attractive college guys who sleep around and objectify women, the nerdy guy who doesn’t talk to anyone and just ~codes~ all day long but is secretly the only guy in the whole school who respects women. The air-headed sorority girls who don’t know about feminism or think that they have an ounce of self worth. The nerdy girl who the nerdy boy likes because she’s ~not like other girls~, but she’s evasive because she’s shy. The center of this entire movie is sex, and in the cringey and unrealistic “people are going to judge you for not having meaningless sex with random people while you’re in college”, not in a coming-of-age way. Save yourself the time, don’t watch this movie.