Director:
John R. LeonettiGuión:
Gary DaubermanCámara:
James KniestMúsica:
Joseph BisharaReparto:
Annabelle Wallis, Ward Horton, Alfre Woodard, Eric Ladin, Tony Amendola, Brian Howe, Michelle Romano, Gabriel Bateman, Shiloh Nelson, Paige Diaz (más)Streaming (5)
Sinopsis(1)
John Form encuentra el regalo perfecto para su mujer embarazada, Mia: una preciosa e inusual muñeca vintage que lleva un vestido de novia blanco inmaculado. Sin embargo, la alegría de Mia al recibir a Annabelle no dura mucho. Durante una espantosa noche la pareja ve como miembros de una secta satánica invaden su hogar y los atacan brutalmente. No sólo dejan sangre derramada y terror tras su visita...los miembros de la secta conjuran a un ente de tal maldad que nada de lo que han hecho se compara al siniestro camino a la maldición que ahora es... Annabelle. (Warner Bros. España)
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El amanecer de un nuevo subgénero: la película de terror de las telenovelas. Sin los ruidosos efectos de sonido en un cine de calidad que atormentarían incluso viendo a Tom y Jerry, le daría 1*. Una chapuza del guión que es imperdonable y un director malo como nunca para un estreno cinematográfico. La abismal diferencia entre el original y la secuela.
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It’s obvious that John. R. Leonetti is no James Wan. He might be trying to create an atmosphere similar to for instance The Conjuring, but he’s no good at it and the whole thing is really boring. And when the movie is trying to look like it will man up and surprise you with a good scene, it’s usually killed by a pointless shot that looks like it was taken from a sub-par TV movie. The fact that the authors turned Annabelle into a doll that nobody would like to have at home simply because of the way she looks doesn’t really help the horror movie dimension of the film. It rather shows how desperate they were to come up with something that people would be terrified of. At least the true doll shows herself in the final shot. That was the only thing that was really terrifying about this.
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He wanted to be like Wan, tries to be like Wan, but it’s not Wan, who is it? The director of Mortal Combat 2. In the standard of consumer commercial horror, it’s passable, but also, and without debate, forgettable and pointless overall. We’ve had enough with demons, we need another trend.
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Commercial routine that may not offend anyone, but usually doesn't impress anyone either. Honestly, "Annabelle" quite offended me because it is a horror rubbish that is too common nowadays. It only appears mainstream because the creators had enough money and they connected it with Wan's mainstream horror, which had atmosphere, good characters, and an interesting plot. None of that is okay here.
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