All audience reviews of The Nun

The nun was the much awaited movie for everyone. Everyone had different acceptation from the movie, for some it wasn't up to that mark from what they were accepting from the movie.

I too did went for the NUN screening and as accepted I did had my own acceptation from the movie , I usually don't watch haunted movies.

The starting scene from were the movie starts it creates a great suspense among the audience. Everyone wants to know that what exactly is behind that particular door were it was written " GOD ENDS HERE ".

After that the suicide scene of sister. We see that the sister takes her own life to be saved from the evil. But still I wonder, why was that evil spirit so slow in taking sister's life and the key?

When SISTER IRENE and FATHER BURKE visits the ABBEY for the investigation were they meet FRENCHIE who in the entire movie helps them to tackle the evil spirit.

When they first had an encounter with the sister in the abbey how couldn't they got to knew that it wasn't her as sisters never cover their faces. Even sister Irene couldn't figure that out, who was about to take her vow for sisterhood. At that very moment they could have asked her why isn't she showing her face. And the graveyard scene were FATHER BURKE was buried alive in the coffin that was breath taking scene. When FATHER was buried in the coffin there was nothing else inside the coffin except the FATHER. But after that we see that particular coffin is already filled with a dead body along with the books.

Which helped them to fight the VALAK in some or the other way. In that particular book it does tells the information that their is VALAK (the evilest).

I still wonder how couldn't SISTER IRENE couldn't figured it out that the nuns with whom she was living it was just a vision that she was just having. But, to be true it did felt like it was part of the movie.

The end scene when they try to kill the VALAK with the pure JESUS CHRIST BLOOD that was outstanding. That how SISTER IRENE keeps the CHRIST'S BLOOD in her mouth and later on spits it out on VALAK.

There was also a scene were FRENCHIE enters the room and sees their were many more sister who were in the same avtar and there face were also covered filled with blood. The sound that was being made when they were turning it did created a goosbump.

Overall the movie was good, but I still wonder will their be a movie which shows how exactly VALAK was formed and who exactly was she? less

This movie has been one of the most anticipated horror movies in recent times. After Conjuring, Annabelle and the like there was a lot of expectation. However, the delivery was quite a disappointment to anyone who was a fan of the other movies of this franchise. This movie is full of jump scares and tries to portray a dramatic and intriguing story line and yet it fails to capture the attention of the audience and keep them engaged throughout the movie. The movie is predictable and not that scary. It is the kind of scary that you find in Bollywood where even though you might scream once or twice, you do not experience the bone-chilling, ominous kind of scare.
The acting in this movie is praiseworthy. The direction, however, could have been better. If you have a lot of spare time, then you might as well give it a shot. less

The Nun: Apparently “none” could be found still in their seats till the end of the show

Director: Corin Hardy
Cast: Demian Bichir, Taissa Farmiga
Rating: 1.5/5
Release Date: 7 September 2018

Being the fifth addition to the family of the Conjuring films, The Nun is a poorly written plot not bearing any horrific or scaring elements. The makers of conjuring films seem to have taken their audience for granted as if the audience will accept and appreciate anything made under the mark of the conjuring series.

Although the trailer of “The Nun” attracted a lot of publicity and was being awaited by the fans of Conjuring movies, this movie is a big disappointment to the fans. A church in a cloistered abbey in Romania grabs attention when a young nun commits suicide. A young novitiate and a priest are sent by the Vatican to investigate the matter and resolve the doubts about the holiness of the place. Sensing an unholy and demonic presence lurking in dark corridors of the church, together they try to find out the ways to end the evil. Risking their lives and souls, but moving along with faith, they confront an evil force in the form of the demonic nun that first appeared and haunted the audience of “The Conjuring 2”. In this battle between the good and the evil, the living and the damned, the nun, however, fails to terrorize the audience.

The movie offers no scares at all and is a mere collection of cliche scenes with a deafening soundtrack. With a running time of 96 minutes there are but few thrilling scenes. The movie starts with a good horrifying scene, which makes the movie look promising but then it is just a drag along, with even intentional comedy punches included by the writers. That’s right! Comedy punchlines in a horror movie, which itself seemed like a torture to sit through.

With a weak storyline and plot, there’s not much Demian Bichir and Taissa Farmiga could have added to even with their brilliant acts. Trying to grab attention on the basis of goodwill of other conjuring movies, it seems writers need a new plot and a new ghost brand to terrorize the audience.

Well, the good thing is, people would not lose their sleep this time lying alone in their bed late at night thinking about the demonic nun. less

Good story but fails in horror scenes. Some scenes which they tried to make horror turned out to be pretty ridiculous and even funny laughable to some extent. Jump scares were too predictable and I didn't even got scared once less

Acting as a spin off for the Conjuring series, The Nun is the story of how a priest and a nun (who is yet to take her vows) investigate a place with rather strange series of events. With the help of a local man from the neighboring village, the priest and nun uncover the secret of a powerful evil force which resides in the place they're investigating.

With the trailer of the movie setting exceptionally high bars, the actual movie dipped below the waters and failed to meet the expectations. This movie is as pale as the nun's robe in comparison to the original conjuring; and I am not even counting the blacks. For a person who is scared of watching horror movies, The Nun turned out to be quite a hilarious film with it's predictable jump scares and some genuinely funny scenes.
The movie was nothing short of a disappointment and is probably the worst movie of The Conjuring series.

Verdict: With great cinematography and soundtrack, the movie turned out to be pretty average and was not as scary as the trailer. less