Five Nights At Freddy’s REACTION

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  1. I thought the movie was very nice, even being an avid fnaf fan (which i’m sure is obvious given my pfp and user) however I still had my issues with it. I am a fan of the older games, and find myself only liking the original 4 plus maybe sister location. I do not like pizzaria simulator or security breach, and so having Vanessa be in here (a character introduced in security breach if im not mistaken) I did not really like. But other than that, really good! I actually really enjoyed seeing the animatronics act like kids, since I believe it’s even said in one of the games (fnaf 2, maybe?) that the animatronics seemed to dislike adults, so that checks out.
    That being said, though, my favorite part was hearing the living tombstone’s first fnaf song in the credits- i absolutely love that song and have listened to it since it came out, used to fall asleep listening to it so even though it’s been a few years since i’ve heard it, I still knew all of the lyrics lmao.

  2. I think the main issue people are having with it is that from a fans perspective they changed a LOT of the lore. Like Vanessa isn’t originally Aftons kid, Mike is. And Afton still being alive with both Mike And Vannessa there is weird and kinda threw me completely off watching it. Apparently it’s supposed to take place in an alt timeline/version of the series. And a lot of use just didn’t vibe with that. But i think if you go in not knowing and plot, lore, character backgrounds etc then yeah it’s great! But I do understand why so many people gave it a poor rating.

  3. I actually really like the movie and I have played all the games and gone into all the lore and I had no problems with the changes. It makes watching the movie more exciting because I don’t know where the story is going to go.

    As for the scary aspect. I think people were going into it wanting horror like the nun or the conjuring but that’s not what FNAF is. And it is scary in its own way not because of the jump scares but because of the subject matter. FNAF deals with a very brutal subject: the murder of multiple children. It’s psychologically fucked up and that makes it horrifying in a different way.

  4. The reason this movie gets bad reviews is because it’s Five Nights at Fan Service
    Jason Blum said he wasn’t making this movie for anyone else but the fans. Because critics don’t know shit about FNAF, they weren’t able to appreciate it as much as the core fanbase who know all the lore & theories & notice and appreciate all the little references & easter eggs, stuff hidden in the background like Chica’s magic rainbow, “Dream Theory,” Mat Pat saying “But that’s just a theory,” “I always come back,” etc. And the song during the credits was a popular Fan made song by The Living Tombstone also the villain reveal isn’t that mind blowing when you have no idea who the guy is.

    And yes the cab driver was a youtuber, CoryxKenshin,
    Markiplier was supposed to be the security guard at the beginning of the movie, but couldn’t because of sceduling issues

  5. Somewhere they could go is try to find the brother since he wasn’t there with the other’s, at least as far as we saw. Also, considering the movie has a Pg-13 rating and the critics complaining about it not being scary enough!

  6. I watched this movie in the cinema yesterday. Then I upped my pledge to 15 so I can see you guys react to the whole thing – I feel like that’s testament enough to how much I enjoyed this. Man this was a blast, I NEVER expected to have this much fun on a FNAF movie

  7. So glad you guys reacted to the FNAF film and enjoyed it! I found the film tremendous fun and more a psychological, scary film with a wonderfully heavy plot!

    If you guys are interested in more FNAF, it would be awesome to see you guys react to MatPat’s FNAF theories including his behind the scenes video, and seeing you guys maybe play Security Breach as a group – but only if you guys want to! Thank you for the reaction! 🙂

  8. As a long time fan, I felt like this was the perfect love letter for my mixed love for the franchise. I really like that thing you guys said about how horror isn’t set in stone as a “gore fest” and that’s why most of my favourite horror movies and games have forms of dark humor or other genres tied to them like tragedy. I get bored watching the same bloody killer thing over and over again with no Nuance. I was afraid they were gonna make the animatronics be one dimensional “kill everything in sight” basically what they are in the main games (at least the original trilogy). But I really really felt like I was given something that I love. Maybe it’s also because I’m one of those “Security Breach was fun for me” people (and it genuinely does scare me at times)
    I was actually going into this thinking it would be just one big spook fest with no nuance, but I’m really happy, especially with the missing children given more adaptation to the story. I’m the games they’re hardly existing, just as anomolies if anything. I could go on and on about why it felt so genuinely fun to see this in cinemas after being a fan for so long, but it’s way too long of a comment already lol

  9. Please follow this up by watching the rest of the Game Theory’s FNAF timeline. While it’s not perfect, it’s a great watch to get more of the basic storyline the games have scattered around.

  10. I find it funny that the ending ever-so-slightly resembles the ending of Random Encounters’s Five Nights At Freddy’s: The Musical. That said, please react to that at some point, it’s legitimately great.

  11. My complete honest opinion about the people that complain about the movie is they’re just being whiners. As a long time fnaf fan since game 1 I am so happy with how it turned out. Idc if its “accurate” to the lore, the lore isn’t even consistent in the games lmao. I can’t wait for the next two movies!!!

  12. I was about 10 when the first fnaf game came out. Now I’m 19. And turning 20 the month before fnaf turns 10. And it really really enjoyed the movie, I watched the movie on the 26th. It don’t think it needed a lot of gore, I was fucking shocked at Max’s death.
    Also happy that you enjoyed it as well

    1. That isn’t rly a good thing when it makes up its own lore, that has a clear storyline. For fans it’s enjoyable for the fan service but the plot isn’t that good imo. There’s so many contradictions and plot holes towards the later act.

      But regardless I think people should just form their own opinions than just having hateboners over critics

  13. I’m so glad you guys are reacting to it, i loved that movie! btw does somebody noted that Ruff’s skeleton moves his head in some point of the reaction?? i saw it and it made me scared a little hahahaha

  14. As a fan, i dont know how i feel about the movie… the easter eggs were cool but the plot is an absolute mess and somehow it doesnt follow most of the games lore besides the general concept. Idk if it wouldve had any enjoyment if i didnt watch it with friends.

    the cameos and animatronics were cool tho. story not so much.

  15. The reason everyone hates the movie is because they got the lore so impossibly wrong that its nearly impossible to consider a sequel after this and the entire og fan-base is what made this movie possible but it does absolutely nothing for us apart from a cool thriller movie to enjoy completely unconnected from the games and lore. It was marketed toward us then shattered out trust. Especially after how well the Mario movie was made. We had a decent amount of faith over all and now we have nothing but an hour and a half long video of loose random cameos

    1. This is the stupidest comment I’ve ever seen. This movie had Scott Cawthon involved in every step of creating it. HE MADE THE DAMN LORE YOU’RE COMPLAINING ABOUT. You’re seriously saying he’s getting his own lore wrong? Because he changed like one thing? Get real.

    2. The games never had a clear and linear story, 60% of the lore was filled in by the fanbase, this story actually makes sense and stays within its own bounds, if the next movie follows fnaf 2 then it’ll be a prequel (hinted at the fact that they had old balloon boy merch), I can understand why people are upset but its completely ridiculous for people to expect it to follow the game lore 1:1 especially when the game lore hardly makes sense if you don’t look at the timeline and theories made by fans and not the canon material. Regardless this game takes pieces of the games and pieces of the books, both of which are separate canons

    3. Honestly? I think the lore is much more well constructed in the movie than what it became in the games. They just sort of mashed it together from a few of the sequels and stories and connected it in an alternate way, it’s not related it just tells as a similar story to the ones from the games. It got totally convoluted in the games around the time sister location came out, this is practically an spoon fed sip of what the lore is like in the games but doesn’t equal it. But that’s just how I feel about it.

    4. The game and lore was always iffy. Scott made it up on the way and created alternate universes through his books. I expected the same from the movie. So what if it’s not game accurate, it included the community! With matpat and cory. Even the FAN MADE fnaf song was in the end credits so WDYM IT DOES NOTHING FOR THE FANDOM HUH??? You dont have to like it but please dont speak for every fnaf fan because i guarantee not EVERYONE hates the fnaf movie.

    5. except Scott has been clear that it wouldn’t just be the games lore 1:1, he didn’t do that to the novels and the movie here feels like a middle ground between the novels and the games, the shot of Abby behind an arcade cabinet with Foxy in the background is a good example of inspiration from the novels, hell the ending itself was super close to how the first novel ended too, Scott usually keeps lore of each media form of the franchise separate while sharing elements of each other

    6. I’m not overly thrilled with how the movie handled lore but every time the franchise has been adapted to a new medium they’ve established a completely new canon. The books don’t follow game lore either, and they’re great IMO.

      1. This is correct! Scott said to go into this with a clearer mind because it is different lore, it isn’t related to the games or the books. It follows its own story, which is why Vanessa is Mike’s sister whereas that wouldn’t work in the game franchise now with how far in the future Security Breach is. This lore was all intended the way it was written

  16. please react to the kingsman movies next, and since this movie is based off of a game you guys should react to the live action mortal kombat movie, not the ones from the 90s the latest one i mean

  17. Ah, I have yet to see it and I do want to see it on my own first, I will come back to this after I see it in theaters! Can’t wait to both see it for myself and see what y’all think of it

    1. I have no idea how to comment normally on this page, I can only seem to reply to other comments. Anyways I’m glad y’all liked the movie, for me it really reawakened my nostalgia for the games. I also appreciate the changes to the lore as someone who never played any of the FNAF games past the first three, I think it translated well and made more sense. I’ve watched some playthroughs of the later games, but I thought the lore was really confusing and not the best writing. Vanessa’s character in particular was very dumb and one-dimensional, I much prefer her movie counterpart. I think she’s way more interesting as Afton’s daughter. She seems like such an odd character early in the film but it all makes sense after the reveal. She’s seemingly toeing the line of trying to get Mike to just keep his nose down and not get into trouble, while also covering up what her father did. I think she never turned him in out of fear, and we see in the movie how quickly he turns on her when she tries to stand up to him. She has so much potential to be explored in another movie and I’m excited to see what’s next for this franchise.

    2. Now they should watch either the rest of the game theorist ultimate timeline or the “Everything you need to know about FNAF” by ferret ft matpat although while a little outdated still is a good jumping off point.

    3. Hello I just letting you know that you missed another scene at the end credits it was not a video but a dialogue it said “come find me” you understand it when you Finnish the lore videos from game theory *hint hint*

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