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Just cameback from seeing it and at that ending. As a PA movie it was pretty decent and it would have been a good follow up. Even though they did answer some of the key major questions. They did a pretty half ass job "wrapping up" the story.
Also they didn't fill in some plot holes too.
And to be honest I didn't mind "seeing" Toby. I was tripping about it at first but now I understand and It added a different element to it.
Jason Blum the producer stressed in all the interviews that it was the "last movie." And I liked this film series for whatever reason. But to have it end on that note and not bring the core fans a sense of closure is disappointing.
If they gonna end it like this they should have just left the first one as a stand alone film. Simple story, simple concept, and a simply excellent excution that still has me to this day.
Hollywood had to make its money..but still.
Damn shame...
Also they didn't fill in some plot holes too.
Like how come Katie and Kristie lost their memory of everything that happened to them when they were kids when they become adults?
And WHY in the fukk was adult Katie NOT in this movie? I know they mentioned her, but to flat out NOT have her in this movie and have her play a key role is mind boggling since this is the "last one"
And how come Hunter's older sister Aly (PA2) wasn't in this one and didn't play a key role? I know she made a appearance in The Marked Ones. But to not have her play a key role in this movie is pretty confusing as well.
And speaking of The Marked Ones, how come there was NO mention of the events that happened in that movie? I know it was meant to be a "spin off" film. But they could have alluded to it. Like Jesse could have been shown in the videos as the cameraman documenting the First Wives coven and filming Katie and Kristie's training.
Another thing. Why did the writers put SOO much focus on young Kristie just to have her killed as in adult in the 2nd movie by Katie?
If you've seen the first movie, Katie told the story about how Toby was more fixated on her as a child instead of her sister. But then when u watch the 3rd one it's the other way around
They kept talking about how "strong" Katie was but didn't showcase it. And if Kristie was the main objective for Toby. What was Katie's main focus then?
And WHY in the fukk was adult Katie NOT in this movie? I know they mentioned her, but to flat out NOT have her in this movie and have her play a key role is mind boggling since this is the "last one"
And how come Hunter's older sister Aly (PA2) wasn't in this one and didn't play a key role? I know she made a appearance in The Marked Ones. But to not have her play a key role in this movie is pretty confusing as well.
And speaking of The Marked Ones, how come there was NO mention of the events that happened in that movie? I know it was meant to be a "spin off" film. But they could have alluded to it. Like Jesse could have been shown in the videos as the cameraman documenting the First Wives coven and filming Katie and Kristie's training.
Another thing. Why did the writers put SOO much focus on young Kristie just to have her killed as in adult in the 2nd movie by Katie?
If you've seen the first movie, Katie told the story about how Toby was more fixated on her as a child instead of her sister. But then when u watch the 3rd one it's the other way around
They kept talking about how "strong" Katie was but didn't showcase it. And if Kristie was the main objective for Toby. What was Katie's main focus then?
And to be honest I didn't mind "seeing" Toby. I was tripping about it at first but now I understand and It added a different element to it.
But when it was revealed that he is nothing more then the anti-christ I just went and added on to the fact that he turned into "fresh" in the end it was like
Jason Blum the producer stressed in all the interviews that it was the "last movie." And I liked this film series for whatever reason. But to have it end on that note and not bring the core fans a sense of closure is disappointing.
If they gonna end it like this they should have just left the first one as a stand alone film. Simple story, simple concept, and a simply excellent excution that still has me to this day.
Hollywood had to make its money..but still.
Damn shame...
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