12 ans après la mort tragique de leur fille, un fabricant de poupées et sa femme accueillent chez eux une religieuse et plusieurs orphelines, qui deviennent rapidement la cible de la créatio... Tout lire12 ans après la mort tragique de leur fille, un fabricant de poupées et sa femme accueillent chez eux une religieuse et plusieurs orphelines, qui deviennent rapidement la cible de la création possédée du fabricant de poupée: Annabelle.12 ans après la mort tragique de leur fille, un fabricant de poupées et sa femme accueillent chez eux une religieuse et plusieurs orphelines, qui deviennent rapidement la cible de la création possédée du fabricant de poupée: Annabelle.
- Prix
- 1 victoire et 8 nominations au total
Talitha Eliana Bateman
- Janice
- (as Talitha Bateman)
Grace Caroline Currey
- Carol
- (as Grace Fulton)
Jessie Giacomazzi
- Demon Bee
- (voice)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesWas associated with a controversial short horror movie contest, in which, Warner Brothers, would legally own the contest winner's idea, for three years (and have the option to develop a full feature film out of it), while only being obligated to compensate the contestant with $100 USD and a chance to meet the director David F. Sandberg (if available).
- Gaffes(at around 1h 28 mins) In the barn Carol tightens a powered on incandescent light bulb in its socket with her bare fingers without even flinching. Such a bulb, even a low power one, would have been too hot to touch after having been on for a few minutes as it was in that scene.
- Générique farfeluRight after the end credits, there is a clip inside a dimly lit hall in Romania. You will notice that the candles will go out one by one and then the outline of the "Demon Nun" appears, as a teaser for La religieuse (2018).
- ConnexionsFeatured in Film Discussions: Rings and Sadako vs Kayako Film Discussion (2017)
- Bandes originalesYou Are My Sunshine
Written by Jimmie Davis
Performed by Charles McDonald
By arrangement with peermusic
Commentaire en vedette
Many good horror movies rely on a gimmick - the clap clap from the first Conjuring, Freddy existing only in your dreams from Nightmare on Elm Street etc. - and clear rules that the monster/creature/killer follows. The gimmick entices the viewer and gives us a hook or perspective on the story and the rules creates the foundation of this world and this is where Annabelle struggles.
First of all there's no clear hook or gimmick and much like how the second Conjuring decided to throw in the crooked man this movie decides to throw everything at the wall and seeing what sticks. It's also very unclear what the rules are since the "presence" (we'll call it that) is sometimes prohibited by mere physical obstacles but teleports around at other times as well as somehow being in two places at once with no explanation. I'm fine with a creature essentially teleporting but you can't mix and match features the way they do in this film without it losing some of what makes it endearing.
The child actors are mostly fine as are the whole crew but the writing does little to necessitate such a large amount of kids. We get to know very few of them and it's not like they're treated like cannon fodder for the presence either. Actually I think having so many kids somewhat subtract from the horror since I subconsciously know that are major studio won't run around killing children in their movies.
The ending of the movie is perhaps the worst part. It doesn't work because of three reasons. Since there's no set rules there's no clear end game scenario and the horror just kind of fizzles out because the run time needs it to, secondly the very last part of the movie just don't make sense to me and thirdly the beginning of the first Conjuring movie don't add up after what is set up in this movie.
With that said you'll get a few scares out of Annabelle: Creation and it's a perfectly passable horror movie that is going to rake in money and put further faith into The Conjuring cinematic universe even if it does very little to add any depth to said universe.
First of all there's no clear hook or gimmick and much like how the second Conjuring decided to throw in the crooked man this movie decides to throw everything at the wall and seeing what sticks. It's also very unclear what the rules are since the "presence" (we'll call it that) is sometimes prohibited by mere physical obstacles but teleports around at other times as well as somehow being in two places at once with no explanation. I'm fine with a creature essentially teleporting but you can't mix and match features the way they do in this film without it losing some of what makes it endearing.
The child actors are mostly fine as are the whole crew but the writing does little to necessitate such a large amount of kids. We get to know very few of them and it's not like they're treated like cannon fodder for the presence either. Actually I think having so many kids somewhat subtract from the horror since I subconsciously know that are major studio won't run around killing children in their movies.
The ending of the movie is perhaps the worst part. It doesn't work because of three reasons. Since there's no set rules there's no clear end game scenario and the horror just kind of fizzles out because the run time needs it to, secondly the very last part of the movie just don't make sense to me and thirdly the beginning of the first Conjuring movie don't add up after what is set up in this movie.
With that said you'll get a few scares out of Annabelle: Creation and it's a perfectly passable horror movie that is going to rake in money and put further faith into The Conjuring cinematic universe even if it does very little to add any depth to said universe.
- jalkazar
- 8 sept. 2017
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Annabelle: Creation
- Lieux de tournage
- Simi Valley, Californie, États-Unis(Mullins' House)
- sociétés de production
- Consultez plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 15 000 000 $ US (estimation)
- Brut – États-Unis et Canada
- 102 092 201 $ US
- Fin de semaine d'ouverture – États-Unis et Canada
- 35 006 404 $ US
- 13 août 2017
- Brut – à l'échelle mondiale
- 306 592 201 $ US
- Durée1 heure 49 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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