Iron Lung! February 3rd, 2026

Do you ever feel time is passing by too fast? Like one moment you're a child and then the next you're an adult. I heavily feel this way, I went from being a young child watching my favorite YouTuber on my phone everyday. To getting tickets for me and my partner- (from the kind community Mark has, Thank you so much!!) -then seeing him on the big screen. This was a surreal experience to have, and I'm very emotional over it. It made me realize how much I was there for him from every video, skit, script, and interactive show that he has made.. heck, maybe more!! But to get a movie with the very writing I admired, on the big screen, it's different. I'm so damn proud of Mark, and I'd like to thank him for being the very person I watched from good and tragic moments of my life. I can't wait for his next project after this impactful movie.
I'm currently unsure how to put anything to words as of now, and this movie has deeply engraved my brain from any other ones. I want to watch it again, I'm feral for it, and I'm trying my best to recall it for this. So, I apologize deeply for any mishaps in my writing or if I misremembered the movie. As a plus, I'm not going to add spoilers to this either out of respect for Mark and everyone who hasn't watched the movie.

First off, did I have any expectations or predictions for this movie? No, I was just very happy and excited to watch the movie. I even made sure to recap the Iron Lung game with my partner before seeing it. In my opinion, this movie made time go by so fast for us and we agreed on it. But from the moment we sat in the chair to the end of the movie. (we watched the credits too and I wanted to cry badly during the movie due to the intro of this post.) It was the most dreadful, heart clinching, and seat clinching movie that I've watched personally. Some people say the movie was boring, or it wasn't good, and I have to disagree. I understand its flaws, but it makes a good watch for me as I've never seen any movie do the same. There's a lot of passion, research, and details in this movie that I've seen overtime in it. I've even noticed there was added lore, world building, and new characters to this film that the game by itself doesn't have. Seeing the "frog" in it's glory, actually made me mesmerized, and I'd personally want to pet it. (I think it's cute.) Other than that this movie sparked me in a creative way, I want to do more than to sit back with my projects. I even want to make more detailed fan art for this movie, and I hope others feel this spark from it too.
I’d like to mention this, regardless of what other people say about the movie. Whatever you think about it, those opinions shouldn’t change yours. Don’t let negative and way too positive opinions impact yours. Your opinion is valid! ^^

FNaF 2 Movie! December 15th, 2025

FNaF 2 MOVIE SPOILER WARNING!! Please be advised I'll be writing and showing images/gifs for it !!

I've finally watched the movie and I'm willing to share my opinion on it as a "veteran FNaF fan." Please don't harass me or others based on my opinion or theirs, people do have a different perceptive on this and I understand that. I also plan on watching it over and over again digitally when it comes out. (Yes, I do understand that the movies are a different universe from the games.)
First off, I'd like to talk about my predictions for this. Before actually watching the movie, I've predicted that it'll most likely be a clash of creators (meaning Henry's' and Williams' animatronics will be against each other.) Oh how I was heavily wrong about this.. I was in fact right about my other two though. I actually was expecting It's Been So Long to play in the credits and that the creators get cameos in the movie again. (BUT I DIDN'T SEE THEM AND I'M GOING INSANE OVER IT!!) I absolutely adore their outfits for the Fazfest and I want to draw multiple things from the movie in general but might be slow at executing it. I loved how much detail they've put into the sets and costumes.
Now onto my opinion on the movie itself. I LOVED the intro for it so much, from how the pizzeria looked in the past, Charlotte saving a little boy from William, and down to the pixel art intro. But sadly, I was iffy on how everything was executed, it is my first watch after all so it'll take more for sure. I loved how there was more brutal death scenes, but the possession of humans for the Marionette was weird to me. (I knew who “Mike” was right away in this scene when I saw him, He’s as white as Vanessa and creepy like William.) Mike suggesting Vanessa to face her father in her dreams was confusing to me, but the reveal of Circus Baby being there was WHATTT?!? Overall, the movie had decent jumpscares and I enjoyed seeing the original animatronics save Abby and consider her a friend. I wish some segments was longer or explained for people new to the fandom. Honestly, some parts felt too fast and I understand why since it's a movie. The post credit scene, all I can say is I'm very curious how Matthew will play out Springtrap in the next movie.
With this being said I can tell Mike and Abby are the heart of the story, and I deeply think this movie was worth the watch for me regardless of how I felt about it. I personally left the theater attached to Toy Foxy/Mangle, so now I have three favorite animatronics in this. I'd like to heavily mention, regardless of what other people say about the movie. Whatever you think about it, those opinions shouldn't change yours. Don't let negative and way too positive opinions impact yours. ^^
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