Good lord you kids need to learn how to have fun. Is this movie retarded? Yep. Does it make sense 100% of the time? Nope. It doesn't have to, it's a supernatural horror comedy (intentional?). Is it fun and entertaining? Hell yeah, that third act is bonkers. It must be exhausting not being able to just sit back and enjoy a movie like this.
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i thought this movie was a gd blast.
i can't remember the last time i had a good time with a film the way i did with this from the police lock-up scene onward.
There's a guy in this board who seems to have taken offense that James Wan tricked him to pull off a plot twist. Lmao
Dude probably got upset at the sixth sense too. "Bruce Willis totally had dinner with his wife.. m night is so dishonest!"
It was OK imo. I thought the first half was a bore and then once we get to the police station it became hilarious and great. Loved the grotesqueness of Gabriel and the gory action sequences. It's certainly worth a watch, but I did find the first half of the film a struggle to get through.
shareAgreed. That's my only major criticism. The movie doesn't kick it into high gear until the final act.
shareThe movie should have billed itself as a horror comedy and not a conventional horror movie. People hate it not because they don't know how to have fun, but because they were misled by the trailer and the marketing.
It's like if at a restaurant, I order noodles. But instead they serve me spaghetti. I don't hate spaghetti but I'm not going to enjoy this spaghetti. Because I have spent all day looking forward to a bowl of noodles, and I have paid for a bowl of noodles.
It's the same here. If the movie is so unapologetically camp, it shouldn't have tricked paying customers by hiding this from them.
Except it's not a horror comedy. This is on the level of Cabin in the Woods, or Drag Me to Hell.
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