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I don't understand why on earth they can't just make a simple Halloween movie that isn't some type of commentary on the effects of being a victim of Michael Myers in some way and how that changes haddonfield. The stars of Halloween are Michael and Laurie but they become sidelined for some reason and the plot tends to spend more time concerntrating on mini Michael and Laurie's granddaughter love affair and how mini Michael becomes a killer. Don't get me wrong these aren't bad ideas but they're timing is all off, it would make much more sense if they explored this stuff at the start of the trilogy and then it wouldn't feel so out of place in the final movie of a trilogy. Nothing really makes sense and doesn't really follow any of the logic created in this universe, why is Michael so weak at times but so strong at others? Or why is Laurie so strong? Is Michael supernatural and does he have powers? Also the movie takes itself far too seriously, the narration by Laurie which serves as a reference to the fact she's writing a novel is just so corny and doesn't work. The movie is so full of itself and completely forgets what people watch Halloween movies for and that's to see Michael kill and to see how the his and Laurie's arc finish and while we get that it's pretty much an afterthought, something the writers decided to just throw in at the end of the movie to validate them making this movie and keep fans happy but it was ineffective as the movie was spent exploring a bunch of new stuff that fans aren't really going to care for as it's far too late in the trilogy for people to invest in any of it. Seems like there's far too many writers with too many different ideas and it just doesn't gel together, it almost feels like a movie that wasn't supposed to be a Halloween movie and was written to be something completely different. I'd honestly like to see somebody else take a crack at the franchise one last time as I feel the fans deserve a much better end to the story.

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