The comments here are exactly the reason mainstream movies suck so much. Everyone wants a happy ending. Everyone wants the redemption ark. No one is happy to have a mirror held up to reflect the real world back at them.
This ending drove me insane, but it was perfect. I was yelling at him to get on that plane, but when he turned around and walked away, it perfectly aligned with everything this character has done throughout the entire show.
If people aren't happy with that, then they didn't pay any attention whatsoever.
I don't really give a damn about analysing this movie. It was a blast from start to finish. The performances were fantastic, with special mention for the parents who were creepy as hell.
I pretty much only watch horror movies and find most of them boring and shallow these days. I'm constantly disappointed in them.
This was the first in a long time that had me completely engrossed.
The first movie I've seen in a long time where I haven't been checking my watch half way through. Especially given it's over 2 hours. This was a great entry and a well crafted final chapter.
I loved every minute. If I take the nostalgia out of the first 3, I'd put this up there with them. Possibly even bestest a couple of them.
Nostalgia is a powerful force that isn't always a good representation of reality.
Melissa Benoist is a fantastic leading lady. Loving the tone of this show so far.
This surprised me in that it had a good, deep story to it. It felt more like an adult movie than a family movie. Really engrossing. Less comedy than I though there would be.
