THINGS YOU MISSED IN THE FNAF MOVIE (SPOILERS)

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[KUENTIN]

Seeing Sparky was definitely the most surreal thing ever. The fact that they made a full animatronic body for a joke character like that is what made me 100% trust the people working on the film and the sequels. They clearly know what they’re doing

[someonenamedblue]

One thing you didn't mention: In the scene where Fritz (the kid possessing Foxy) cuts Mike's arm in the dream sequence and roars, it shows him with black eyes with black tears in reference to the appearance of the children's spirits in the mini games.

[DotmatrixHistory]

A little Easter Egg for horror fans, Matthew Lillard’s performance as William Afton (specifically his Springtrap scenes) mirrors his only other major horror appearance in Scream as Stu Mache. He even does the signature Scream knife wipe before using it, which was really cool to see in cinema (especially as he has stated multiple times he would love to be in another Scream film)

[AquaKeyBlade]

I noticed that Abby's little tent that she slept in the office in had a dark blue blanket with stars on it (subtle nod to Security Breach's Daycare Attendant Moon?). And the scene where Abby hides in the ballpit felt like a tiny nod to "Into the Pit".

[landon]

Something I dont think many people realized is that william wasn’t going to give mike the job until he saw his last name. If you go back and watch the scene he was reading mikes name and when he got to his last name he stopped and then offered him the job to try and kill him. Since at the end he said “I got to kill your brother and now I get to kill you too”

[chubzero]

Honestly, FNAF was probably the best videogame movie adaptation ever made. They put the game elements and references above all else, and didn't try to stray away for the sake of the general audience. I only ever played the 1st one and some minigame stuff w my kids, but I could tell the movie was made with the gamers in mind every step of the way. The kids were stoked.

[naschka]

There were definitely a lot of easter eggs that can go unnoticed on the first watch, but the most interesting was the living room where Mike sat on a recliner (?) after his first night — the way it's set looked really similar to the popcorn scene after spending a night in SL.

The FNAF Movie was such an emotional film to watch as a lore nut haha, cannot wait for the next movie!

[ChonkerMan]

Love how Scott was just like "just for the fans". He did not even care if it made it confusing for non-fnaf fans. Truly a w moment.

[cian]

I really like when Venessa presses the red button and the animations perform ‘talking in your sleep’ and Freddy looks at Mike when he says that very line. I also loved the way how the animations injured Mike in the dreams rather than the animations coming into the office. I only wish it was William who drags abbey into the back rather than chica.

[swczqih]

This movie is already a guaranteed trilogy like Scott wanted. It was spectacular. The Jim Henson Company did a really strategic job with the animatronics. The plot of the story was very good. The cast really did a great job. Good luck showing off and making these easter egg canon spoilers.

[IMAVG]

I loved how I stayed for the credits and found the “Come Find Me” right after the puppets box plays which implied the same theory you said where I think the puppet will be in the next film. Which I’m excited for because I hope they make the Puppet TERRIFYING it has some insane potential on screen I’m excited to see how they do this as the puppet is considered one of the scariest animatronics of all time

[isthmoid]

The Puppet is 100% Garrett. It would make so much sense. Maybe not as the first victim, but I can definitely see Garrett having anger for the fact that Mike didn't save him and let him get taken away. So The Puppet is going to be mad at Mike, maybe feeding into the reason why the animatronics in the second movie will attack him.

[mikhael]

Watching the fnaf movie was the best experience i ever had in my life, the theater was filled with old fans and everyone was freaking out with every single detail and reference, totally the best thing that ever happened in my life so far 💜💜💜

[bootleg]

the living tombstone song is such an iconic part of the lore, im glad they made it official by including it in the credits.

[pedromdart]

Okay, hear me out, when I left the theatre I began to think about the "Vanessa is William's daughter" situation. I think that William might have brainwashed Vanessa like the kids to make her think that she is her daughter. Maybe this can be explored in a future movie, because there are some things that hint at it. Also, I find it weird that Mike's father was absent and hardly talked during the scenes he was in, . maybe he is william and Mike is just oblivious or doesn't want to remember. I dunno.

[V.Ultra_Ultra.V]

Theory is, Michael's brother is the puppet since he was the first victim. Also here's a thing you missed, the way that the springlock scene happened is exactly as william described it in the silver eyes book. That you can't scream and blood fills up your lungs, william in the film used his last breath to say "I always come back". That's why he said it so fast instead of the normal "i, always. Come back"

[mikeschmidt]

This movie was such a sweet "Thank you" to the fans and it just really warmed my heart. Most fun I had watching a movie in a long ass time

[VoiceOfTheEmperor]

The "final boss" reveal was perfect. The cinematography, the lighting, the sound, everything was perfect. And the actor was playing the "Final Boss" was God Tier casting. He had a ton of fun acting this role I'm pretty sure. Especially the way he handled the butcher knife.

[derknistermann]

Despite "fans" nitpicking the movie, I went to see it with my two brothers and was almost happy crying, because I finally got to see them on the big screen. It really meant a lot to me and I wanted to support the movie :)

[jakeantognoli]

I saw Matpat's video, and I learned that if Markiplier had the time to be in the movie, he would've been the night guard in the beginning. I hope that if they make a FNAF 2, Markiplier has a large role rather than just a cameo given Mark makes films and can act.