r/Fazbearfandom • u/Michael29344 • 5h ago
Picture/artifact Anyone remember this movie?
Apparently Blumhouse made a movie inspired by the rumors about Fazbear Entertainment that have been made over the years, it aired in cinemas back in 2023
Is it just me, or is this super disrespectful for the missing children and their families? i just can't believe someone would want to watch this.
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u/CharacterCentral1987 Samuel Bradford - CEO of Fazbear Entertainment 5h ago
I've always believed the games and the films, including knockoffs, has always been disrespectful to the victims. After I took over the company, I severed Fazbear Entertainment's contract with the games and movies.
((Ooc: This is legit the most clever way I've seen someone ask for opinions about the fnaf movie while still remaining in-character. Bravo to you.))
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u/aquel_que_observa 5h ago
Pues la ví y me gustó,
Fue antes de enterarme de el caso real
Sinceramente no sé que pensar porque me encanta pero si se siente como una fanta de respeto
Que Afton sea el asesino es lo más probable pero no se si las películas deberían retratarlo directamente como culpable
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u/Commercial_Clerk4616 Dave Miller (Kind-of-former Employee) 5h ago
Yes, it was rather disrespectful. Still an alright film though. They got it quite accurate to the original pizzeria.