Did AI wrote the script ? Bad acting, bad plot. Especially, when the kid shouting for help, no one cares. That was so stupid scene. LoL

What happened to Willey's Wonderland with Nicholas Cage? It was here at one time but it seems to have gone away....

Both Five Nights at Freddy's and Five Nights at Freddy's 2 are good movies

Movie was ok few jump scares lol got me

So yeah, this is a good copy. Seemed too soon for a digital release, but it seems the movie was officially released as such on the 23rd. Neat.

When does Badlands come out?

It should have been made either for kids or adults, not both. It doesn't work.

no, movies are 24fps because that's the bare minimum framerate that can reliably trick human eyes into seeing motion. Improving the framerate only looks different, not weird, and if everyone switched within a year you'd be complaining about the low framerate of classically produced films, because by comparison, they will be clunky and choppy unless you apply some interpolation (which a lot of media players can do these days). Most sports broadcasts are already using higher framerates specifically because it shows the action better, and more home TV sets than ever before are capable of higher than 60fps display.

This a good copy?

@AssortedKicks THANK YOU!!!!!! It is very refreshing to see an actual conversation in these comments that is relevant to the movie, rather than the simp woke stuff that is usually here.

Christ! Are you guys trolling? Why are you confusing FPS/framerate with resolution? And games are not the same as movies. Movies are shot/shown in 24-30 fps because "it looks better" to us. Any higher and it becomes "weird." In games it's a totally different thing since tho. And of course the human eye can detect higher framerates than 30. First off, it's ont comparable. The human eye isn't a camera and it doesn't observe or quantify real life motion in frames/fps. But there's is a limit to how many fps we can see until it's unnoticeable which is measured up to 220 fps. And 4K is resolution. The bigger the screen, the higher resolution is needed. Otherwise it becomes pixelated and blurry.

And the last thing I'll say regarding the 4K issue is while the human eye can perceive and interpolate images at 4K or higher resolutions, because the eye does NOT see in "resolution" per say, the superiority of 4K comes down to a multitude of factors such as distance from the image, viewing angle, ambient/surrounding light, HDR on VS off, color grading/correction of the source material, etc etc. Pixel density and lines of resolution are merely ways to describe the theoretical superiority of the 4K image when all the other variables and dependencies are correctly implemented. One MAIN factor is the original resolution the media was recorded in as no amount of upscaling or post-processing can create a TRUE 4K image if the ORIGINAL resolution was below 4K. Plus almost all streaming services who advertise 4K streaming don't tell you that the 4K is actually an upscaled version of a lower resolution source file because it saves on bandwidth and storage space. Facts are facts. I'm over this.

@MILLISS @D3m0n1k You're both nuts. Any person ever who tried 30fps and 60fps side by side has noticed the difference. You'd be ignorant and lying to yourself to claim otherwise. iPhones are now 120fps since 13 Pro Max, and Android devices have had it for years before. The point being is, there are millions who would disagree with you, from experience and witness alone.

Noice! Thonk Yuo veru moch !!

When will 4k version arrive?

Trailers now say "Watch video on YouTube Error 153 Video player configuration error"

Nice! Thank you!

Thank you !!

There have always been too many children on the internet.

2160 please