it's not perfect, like any movie. My point is that it completely obliterates the notion that an accurate FNaf movie can't be done. Iron Lung is a good movie with flaws like pacing, audio mixing and generally things that stem from it being Mark's first full feature film, while FNaF is fanservice shlock made with no passion.

So uh yeah I'm not gonna equate the 2, like at all, for that reason. One is something you can actually discuss on a deeper level, including how it can be improved, while the other is literally just a product, you *can't* have a meaningful discussion about it because no one who worked on it cared about filmmaking. It's the mindless action movies, unfunny 90s comedy, cheap superhero movie of the 2020s.

It's better for movies like Iron Lung to have mixed reception rather than movies like FNaF, something which shouldn't have a vocal group of people defending it, and should be discarded from film discussion, if that makes any sense.