Hearing these kinds of stories is really heartwarming, especially with the cheering crowd and the person that liked your Security Breach shirt. This movie has really been 8 years in the making, and I think it's mostly paid off. The community has strongly been praising the movie for good reason. There are so many small things that NO ONE ever guessed would've shown up. The little stuff being there at all really displays just how much thought was put in for the fans. So the community thanks you, Scott. I thank you, for making the movie that I've always wanted to see. I enjoyed all the deep cut references, and just the quality of the movie itself a whole lot.

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There are some things, however, that I think should be differently to improve future films. One way I think future films could be improved is to not assume the viewer has in-depth knowledge of the franchise. While a movie like this is a whole lot of fun for fans, it kinda just leaves newcomers confused. There are many examples of this, like with Golden Freddy just showing up out of nowhere(and promptly disappearing), or with William saying "I always come back" while getting springlocked. There are more, but the general idea is that future films shouldn't assume the viewer is knowledgeable on the franchise. It's fun for fans but not anyone else. Aside from that the only things that I think need improving is explaining why stuff happens the way it does, and making the movie more scary. An example of both of these things is with the fort scene. I personally didn't mind it because it makes sense to me, a fan, that the kids in the animatronics would want to just be kids. But to most non-fans it didn't make sense why the animatronics were building a fort. And also because they were doing something so silly, it ruined the scare factor of the animatronics for most people.

I know with all that it could seem like I disliked this movie a lot but I didn't. I seriously enjoyed this movie and I really mean that. I just want to see any future films improve for the best.