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The Conjuring Analysis
The Conjuring by James Wan is a horror movie that is indescribably amazing. It is both friendly but yet satisfyingly freaky. The Conjuring is fantastic with the help of Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga playing the roles of Ed and Lorraine Warren. The director and actors did a great job on this movie. The director made it as scary as possible, but yet sticking to the true story of what really happened to Ed and Lorraine Warren. The actors bringing out their characters better than anyone else could, which made it as if you were really there seeing it for yourself. This movie takes place in this old farmhouse in the middle of nowhere during the 1970's. A family moves into this old farmhouse with a husband and wife and their five daughters. They are happy, but yet skeptical of this creepy old house. With no money they have no where else to go so they stay. As time continues throughout the movie, freaky and unexplained events take place scaring the family and kids. Luckily they find Ed and Lorraine. The special effects of this movie are phenomenal. They added effects that blow your mind such as floating objects, flying objects, ghostly apparitions, and more. These effects are better than most and I myself can say from experience with other movies. The Conjuring brings a whole other game and scare factor with these …show more content…
The Conjuring has throughout the movie, will have you loving this movie after you're finished watching. James Wan did a great job making this story come alive with choosing the right actors for the parts and having them put their best in this movie. Lorraine Warren herself loved this movie and said both Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga did a great job with the acting. More movies that are like this one or some horror movie you want to watch late at night could be movies such as Insidious series, Annabelle, and The Paranormal Activity
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