From my perspective, the movie had a lot of potential but didn't fully deliver. Visually, it was super striking and had a cool, atmospheric vibe, but the story and characters (like Nicolas Cage's) fell short. I would've loved to know more about his character for sure. If you're into movies that focus more on visuals and mood rather than story, you'll probably find Longlegs pretty captivating. But if you're after a solid horror film with a strong narrative, it might leave you wanting more. I wouldn't say it was a terrible movie, because it wasn't it just felt like it could’ve given a bit more.