Annabelle 3 Viene a Casa
Annabelle Comes Home
Director:
Gary DaubermanGuión:
Gary DaubermanCámara:
Michael BurgessMúsica:
Joseph BisharaReparto:
Mckenna Grace, Madison Iseman, Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Steve Coulter, Katie Sarife, Eddie J. Fernandez, Stephen Blackehart, Kenzie Caplan (más)Streaming (7)
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Los demonólogos Ed y Lorraine Warren están decididos a evitar que Annabelle cause más estragos, así que llevan a la muñeca poseída a la sala de objetos bajo llave que tienen en su casa. La colocan "a salvo" en una vitrina sagrada bendecida por un sacerdote. Pero una terrorífica noche nada santa, Annabelle despierta a los espíritus malignos de la habitación que se fijan un nuevo objetivo: la hija de diez años de los Warren, Judy, y sus amigas. (Warner Bros. España)
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La apertura con los Warren da el pistoletazo de salida al trío muy bien, dándole un verdadero impulso al estilo Expediente Warren: The Conjuring. El resto de la película es una historia de fantasmas con protagonistas infantiles, que funciona decentemente con la ambientación, especialmente el sótano de Warren con su colección de artefactos malditos. Pero los fantasmas son demasiado inofensivos, incluso un hombre lobo se disuelve en humo tras golpear una guitarra y la amenaza se acaba. Este terror «seguro» hace que la película pueda ser vista por un público más amplio, lo que está bien, aunque para algunos puede ser un inconveniente.
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All the spin-offs of The Conjuring will always have their fans and their detractors. I'll probably be one of the more extreme fans, but I don't think I'll be devouring it like crazy. The great thing about Annabelle 3 is that the doll is not not the only one doing the haunting, it leaves room for a plethora of other boogeymen who finally have a chance to shine on screen, and some of them definitely deserve their own solo movie. Those four stars are part of the "gold standard" that the franchise simply has and deserves, even though its ambitions are not and probably won't be higher, it's only here to scare people in the cinema and simply be "seen". The film builds a certain atmosphere from the start and there weren't many scares, but one really made me jump out of my seat, and I've seen a lot of them, so thumbs up for me. Another good thing are the sometimes comical and funny scenes, which worked really well. Although it's slightly above average, I personally don't think there's much more to get out of Annabelle and after this entry I would move on to another character. It was worth going to the cinema; it’s a film that neither offends nor delights, like all its predecessors in this franchise.
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With this The Conjuring universe has entered the phase of mass production. It’s competently made, eager, sleek and with pretty teenage actresses, but what good is that when you can experience similarly harmless horror in a traffic jam. Recommended by 8 out 10 film fans as a bed-time story for kids 6 and older.
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Why is this even happening? Gary Dauberman makes his debut in the 3rd entry in the Conjuring Universe and it's the weakest link, much like this year's La Llorona. Nothing happens for an hour and once the creatures start coming to life in the final third, it's at least watchable, but there's no atmosphere or thrills to speak of. It was filmed in an almost made-for-TV way and I hardly enjoyed it at all. 40%.
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The third movie logically picks the story up where first two left it off with the only difference being that instead of a ghost-type of horror movie the creators made it into something almost like a soft teen horror movie which is more funny than scary. Despite that, this movie deserved the three stars rating for the unobtrusive and inventive shift. It is slightly different than what you would expect, but considering it is the third installment it is a step in the right direction.
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