FNAF MOVIE - Springlock Failure scene, but I've done it correctly
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- čas přidán 23. 11. 2023
- I think it should have looked like this
Did it as a view from camera for fun lol
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#fnafmovie #fnaf #sfm #animation #animated #aftonfamily #short #william #springbonnie #springtrap #
I like the version from the movie too!
Gvs_studios
i dont its just a ribcage
@@bloom-maniayep as the real side of it should be not a guy screaming when you can’t scream anyway 🤬🤬🤬🤬
The version from the movie was super underwhelming though. He reacted like someone getting stung by bees, not someone being literally eviscerated by the suit
@@colonelswoleders4559 yes
The springlocks were definitely the most underwhelming part of the movie. Mechanically such a system would have to be basically incomprehensible at a glance, a mass of machinery lining the whole suit that would shift in ways you wouldn't be able to expect without knowing what each and every piece is for, which would add further to the terror due to the unpredictability of it. But the movie instead went for.. weird rib things, which serve no functional purpose and only cover one specific part of the whole suit. FNaF 3 showed it being incredibly violent - he gets jolted, and writhes alongside the suit's own movements as it happens, part after part continuing to go off throughout the whole suit as pieces get blocked by the body in their way and slowly push through it. Hell, the scene of Springtrap twitching in the trailer is theorized to be his springlocks going off again, because it matches the movements so well. They really seemed to try to tone down the brutality of what the original deaths were like far further than they needed to, despite still keeping some methods directly opposing that - people being bitten in half or the sawblade mask on that chair would be just as violent as a metal frame being expanded into your body to replace your skeleton, or a guard being forced into a space far smaller than they would fit into with considerable force. This is much better than what the movie interpretation did (some of the movements are maybe a tad dramatic; he feels kind of light getting flung like that compared to the weight the suit had the rest of the time), though I do quite appreciate that he at least accepted it and put the head back on.
They went with a more realistic approach of the springlock failure sene
Atleast its realistic for a company to use rather than a literal deathtrap
They had to cut down on the gore due to the pg-13 rating. Hopefully though when it releases on dvd we get to see what the scene would have been since the dvd is rated R
The rib thingies help cling the suit to the endoskeleton. Besides, springlock endo's have those rib structures anyways, just look at Burntrap!
@@Gaming2DMX
wait it IS?!?!? 🤯🤯
Personally, I think this is pretty realistic for the version of springlocks it portrays. In the movie we were only shown those metal rib-like mechanisms, while this seems like it involves the suit having many sections of small mechanisms throughout the whole structure that are slowly set off one after the other. I wouldn’t know for sure, but I feel like a springlock victim would be able to scream for a few moments as some of the mechanisms go off until the parts in the chest and neck finally puncture deep enough to cause their lungs to fill with blood. As others have said, they way Afton flails hear is a bit dramatic, but I feel like the springlock process itself is pretty feasible.
*the way
*here
Dang it. And it won’t let me edit.
It hurts me how you're all wrong with the "rib-like" part and act all smart thinking you guys are actually right. First of all, Twisted ones graphic novel showed us how springlocks look inside and they're pretty much like the "rib-like" things. The reason it's not that bloody in the movie is because in William's case they all went one by one as you can hear, in games they all went at once just like when Vannesa showed Mike springlocks on the Ella suit. This is also the reason why movie William seems to be in less pain than his game counterpart which went to floor twitching right away in shook. Like imagine all that AT ONCE. Movie William knew what was happening and he even had enough time to realize he will come back as one of them hence "I always come back". The springlocks were accurate yall need to stop
Changed my opinion a bit: I’d forgotten that there were clearly many mechanisms going off in the movie. My bad lol. My knowledge of fnaf lore also isn’t the best so please forgive me for any details I’ve forgotten about here. I’m a fairly casual fan so I’ve probably missed a bunch of details. Regardless, I completely understand that the producers of this film couldn’t add something like this because it would’ve gone against the age rating. I just appreciate when fans portray the brutality of this series.
@@sammyboy_samik3554Exactly
@@sammyboy_samik3554Dang thats VERY VERY much worse
In the game William was in pain for like a decent 5-10 minutes before dying
meanwhile the movie counterpart of William would be Constantly in pain for DAYS or WEEKS even since Blood wont leak out all at once until he dies
Idk if it will really take week though, maybe half a day since In the end of the movie we hear him gargling, signaling that the springlock in his mask had finally activated But still thats so much worse than a minute
This is what I expected walking through that door to the cinema hall
Me too
For it to be recorded from..a camera
@@SCP-469 exactly
How dare they not kill matthew lillard and how dare he not die, this is not dedication for the rolr
The movie is PG 13. It’s not rated R.
You watched to many fan animations then
When I was in the cinema it was a mix of different ages, small children, pre-teens and young adults as well as parents to the children. And after walking out it made me realise that while the springlocks was underwhelming it makes complete sense as to why they made it the way they did. The MPA is increadibly strict with their age ratings and i'm sure the script had to me re-made many times to meet with their expectations. If Scott and Blumhouse had complete control i'm sure the would have showed us the scene in its true realistic brutality but unfortunately if the movie was rated R then ticket sales would have not been great.
I completely 100% agree with your statement, not a lot of people understand that or they just see that as an excuse to not make it more brutal.
Springlock death in the movie was realistic. People expected him to spill 6000 liters of blood while screaming, what the hell 💀
@@Hyper93314 except for saying a full sentence without any breaks in the voice or difficulty
@@Blue-100 he said it while he still had some air
@@Hyper93314 i was disappointed that the springlocks didn't go off at the same time. You have got to consider that this suit is crushing William. There should be a fair amount of blood because that suit is crushing and rearranging his body due to the mechanics that are now in default mode instead of suit mode. there is a makeshift endo in the way of the one engineered in the suit, which would call for broken bones, especially the ribs since the bulkiest part of the endo is in the abdominal and chest area (includes a large lithium ion or lithium polymer battery, i forgot what type of battery batteries the 'original 4' had. Due to the severity of the damage done to William, there should be some blood dripping out of the suit at least. We got a miniscule amount of blood compared to what would be anatomically correct.
I didn't think the spring-lock scene in the movie was bad, but I definitely think it could have been a lot better with the implementation of blood even if it's a small amount. I would have also liked to see more of the brutality of the spring-locks going off and a visual and audible experience that really tells you just how painful that experience would be.
The springlocks went into his lungs so he couldnt rlly scream.
You can’t yell while getting springlocked.
@@CallmeKeyiii thinking about it that’s true. I forgot about the spring locks cutting off your vocal chords and making it hard to speak. Probably why he struggled so much to say his catch phrase “I always come back” you could hear how much energy he was using just to say that.
Considering the ego afton has in this movie, not screaming is definitely in character for him
@@BlitzStudiosIsinsideyourhome that is also very true! He wants to be in control and does the best job he can to stay composed and not show fear while getting spring locked.
The way he just springs back up after getting so close to kneeling after another springlock activates is pretty awesome
Technically the movie one is the right way as its how Scott envisioned the scene and that's corroborated by the original book trilogy where Williams states that there would be no screaming as your lungs would be punctured and filled with your own blood. The most you get be gasping for air and some light groans.
And that's how you'd realistically get killed by springlocks
You get it. All these people are delusional.
@@error6239.he sure had time to talk for someone who got his lungs filled with blood, y’all are dickriders
Finally somebody that know like how are you gonna say that THE CREATOR of something does it wrong
still underwhelming af tho, and plus he literally says I always come back perfectly fine
I think the animation was great, but to the critics of the movie, I don't think it was done incorrectly, don't get me wrong the dialogue was a bit a bit cringe, but it makes sense why he wasn't screaming in pain, cuz he knows doing so will make it worse, hence why every version of him screaming which is made by fans he ends up actually dying I'm coming back because of magic, in the movie he was still alive just in a lot of pain, Well for now until the sequels ever mentioned remnants
true true, it's not that I find it cringe, it just felt random to have a good line being said at an inappropriate situation, it just felt forced although regardless of the flaws of the movie I love that regardless, I waited 8 years and the fact that we have it already makes me happy, I didn't need to be perfect, just to exist
He CAN’T scream. They explained in Silver Eyes that getting springlocked crushes your ribs and you can’t scream cause of it.
@@CallmeKeyiii ya, exactly
@@jmsgamer5939 Yeah, but then how did he say "I always come back".
@@RobiemasterThe answer: He shouldn't have. Just like they shouldn't have toned down the lore for the movie.
This version of the spring locking scene is pretty good, as well as being more accurate, but I think that everyone misinterprets it. The only reason Scott decided to go that route was because if he didn’t, it would’ve likely been rated-R. He chose to go that way so that more people could watch it, more money can raised to support future Fnaf projects, and so that it wouldn’t be too over-the-top for potentially younger viewers in the pre-teen range.
Its not accurate to how a springlock failure has been described at all though
@@JodiGeo It's Scott's movie; he can do whatever he wants with it. If he wants to go with a more realistic approach to the springlock failure in the movie, he can.
@@tamainewolfe2138 That's right, although if he went with that approach, the movie would've likely been rated R. It makes sense why he went the way that he went.
@@tamainewolfe2138 I literally said the Movie's one is more accurate
Do you think this video is the Movie? Its not, its an animation by someone who thinks the springlock failure would be a gorefest
Springlocks are not some simple system like the pointless trios of ribs shown in the movie, they are inherently a very complex set of sets of mechanics which comprise the entire interior of the suit. There is no room for a person in there when they extend, it fills all of the space with a replacement skeleton for the person who otherwise would support the suit's structure. Which means: IT WOULD LITERALLY PUSH ITS WAY THROUGH FLESH AND BONE INTO PLACE. EVERYWHERE. But sure. Six little ribs and a shitty catchphrase is more accurate.
Jesus Christ this is actually unsettling as fuck
This is a great take for the scene, would loved to have seen it in theaters
Too bad they had to dumb the movie down for all the kids who were too young to get into the franchise in the first place.
EXACTLY. The movie version was so watered down. Not sure how they'll go to THAT, to the way he looks as springtrap.@@CaliToya
@@CaliToya most fnaf fans when the games first came out were kids, now most of them are older, but that means nothing. Fnaf has always had a kid audience, stop pretending that the children audience just showed up out of knowhere.
The backwards recoiling and dropping to the floor was so realistic. 😮
I"m just happy we actually got an official FNAF movie
True, even though its beyond not perfect.
Too bad they had to dumb the movie down for all the kids who were too young to get into the franchise in the first place.
He’ll definitely feel that in the morning.
The pain. The agony. The anguish. All too perfect.
Approved in my book anyway. I would so perfer this perfect springlock with how painful it should be 😂
Pure art into this masterpiece!
I sure love it when I see a big yellow rabit start convolsing on the floor
I was hoping too see that in the movie
This should have been in the movie tbh
yeah sure just put something unrealistic to the lore just to rate it with a big fat R
Too bad it's not r rated
Why? The movie is the most realistic depiction of the springlock failure, one your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream and the only thing you would be inhaling is your blood going into your lungs, two the reason there was no blood is because the springlocks were covering every escape point for the blood so no blood was able to exit the suit.
@@Foxie16713the springlock scene was done poorly but it was because of the rating, that's all. Don't try to make up nerdy excuses and explain why the scene in the movie was so bad, the only reason there was no blood is because of the rating, the reason it was so underwhelming was because of the rating and that's fine but don't try to explain why by making up excuses like this
@@paulblaurt3395 The fact you think it’s nerdy just tells me a lot about your character/personality. It is common sense and it wasn’t for an age rating thing cause they were gonna drop an F bomb at the end of the movie and if you use your brain you should know that the F bomb means sex and if you say the F bomb at all in a movie it will automatically be rated R so they already planned for it to be rated R and guess what? There was gonna be no springlock scene at all in the rated R script of the film but in the pg13 script there was so clearly it wasn’t for the age rating or they would include a plan for a more graphic springlock in the rated r script. Just your god damn brain and think of this, if you got stabbed with a knife at a lung and the knife was impossible to pull out yourself, cause I know you would be dumb enough to try and pull out a knife when you get stabbed, so you need to head to the hospital like normal but here’s the thing you wouldn’t be bleeding cause no blood can escape since the knife is stuck inside the wound at the same size so it’s basically like skin is still there and that’s why Afton didn’t bleed, you also wouldn’t be able to talk unless you hurried to talk which Afton did and you would be unable to scream, also the reason he didn’t fall to the floor is cause the springlocks activated separately instead of all at once so he slowly was falling instead of full on laying down instantly, now use that brain, try and obtain above a D- in science this school year, and realize how everything I said matches with the movie
I definitely enjoy this version more maybe I’m also a lil biased towards the animation but this springlock scene is perfect well done GVS
im speechless. this was one of the best spring lock failure scenes ive ever seen. the way his bones span into place and his screams of pure terror and agony
I am just fuming with anger because of how well-made this missed potential was.
honestly this a bit better than the movie version, which I prefer. but they are both really good. good job.
Ngl that's actually the best fnaf movie ending recreation so far!
Tbh, the movie springlock scene is indeed realistic, but I know this is how you would make it. And dont get me wrong, it looks good! The way it shows the scene from a camera view and Williams dialogue from the movie, its absolutely perfect. One thing though; you shouldn't make William scream all throughout the springlock failure. You should make him silent near the end or middle part since the springlocks crush the vocal cords.
In the animation it didnt get to that part
Dude! You scared the freak out of me! my heart was pumping to this video. I think i really feel or imagine how painful and scary it is to be spring-locked. Nice sir or maam, keep this animation its really damn scary.
The books say that you can't scream if you get Springlocked.
I get that some people say the Springlock scene was underwhelming compared to what we're used to, but you have to remember that it's a PG-13 film. The producers of the film (Blumhouse) are HEAVILY limited on what they can do there. HOWEVER, I really like how they implemented it in the movie. First off, the lack of screaming & pain, while it may not be like the games (Mainly that one audio clip every one has heard by now), is actually what would happen. The springlocks would stop your lungs & cut off vocal cords, making it really hard to breathe & speak (Which you also need breath to do). That's why Afton in the film barely talks while getting springlocked. You can hear how much energy & effort it takes for him to just make out "I always come back", before going silent.
But he wouldn't have known he would..Remnant wasn't even a thing in the movies yet.
This is a masterpiece
You did this perfectly!!
The way he flipped back is realistic considering the body is under such immense stress that the nervous system initiates the fight of flight stimuli
mate, that is done incredibly well! well done!
Bro the spring lock movie scene Needed something like this. Not going to lie, he looked more like he had a stomach ache and fell unconscious in the movie.
Why? The movie is the most realistic depiction of the springlock failure, one your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream and the only thing you would be inhaling is your blood going into your lungs, two the reason there was no blood is because the springlocks were covering every escape point for the blood so no blood was able to exit the suit. So they didn’t make an excuse to not slap a big fat R on it instead they made it realistic. But the original fnaf movie script did have an F-bomb that if was kept would give us that rated R rating that fans always wanted. And also this is basic thinking of science and common sense so I’m surprised not many people know about this. And the springlocks impale SLOWLY from a chain reaction of one impaling then others shortly after instead of them all going off at once so it made perfect sense
@Foxie16713 damn man where the hell did you pick up all this knowledge and thank you for the reality run down on the spring lock movie scene.
@@Darknight-nc4iu Plus there’s the fact y’all “fans” are bitching about how it didn’t match FANMADE interpretations of springlock failures, like D U D E . Ya’ll are really gonna tell SCOTT CAWTHON, the CREATOR of Fnaf, that he did it wrong when HE knows better than anyone what it would really look like in canon. Y’all are wimping over nothin’ fr
@@lazybonesextraordinaire.Yes. Seems like he forgot how he made it. The minigame and phonecalls implied the true brutality of the springlock failure--A rightfully earned death for a pathetic man. Instead, We got a watered down version so little kids could watch their first "horror" movie. A big fuck you to fans that have been waiting 8 YEARS FOR THIS.
Uh? Fnaf was always a pg 13 game dumbass@@squidfood639
Bro the audio for this spring lock failure is so good
He'll yes! That was BEAUTIFUL!!! The mouth of the springbonnie suit actually moved as he talked which made it better. And the fact that as he screamed it was locked shut oooh I got tingles
I think this clip proves that analog horror and the VHS effect of it, reaches a level of horror that no high-quality movie ever could
That also honestly proves that people should stop comparing these videos to the official stuff.
I really like FNAF analog horror, and I do like these videos themselves
But honestly I feel often times they don’t really capture the complete feel of fnaf, which is fine on it’s own, but what annoys me is the fact people expect fnaf to become these things. Sure I think the video itself is more brutal, I don’t think it’s better
It and other fanmade stuff don’t do a good enough job in actually highlighting the sadistic nature of William
I find it far more impactful by the fact that he decided to put the mask on and end it himself, over it all of it slicing on him.
It shows that despite the pain, he knows he will return as he’s seen others have
The fanmade versions more so just make William as just some random poor dude who got springlocked and not WILLIAM being springlocked.
I should again preference that I like the video, but critical of it because of the claim that “they fixed it” when they took away a core aspect of what made it good
Personally, I'm fine with the movie scene, but I definitely would have preferred what a lot of fan audios depict it as; Him being all cocky and arrigent at first, but after getting springed a couple of times and yelling out, he himself starts to beg for mercy and feel bad for himself. (If you've ever listened to The Edge Of Sleep ((highly recommend!)) Kinda like the man from the white van in that is treated, where atfirst he is super cocky, arrogant, doesn't care about other's feelings and pain, but assoon as it happens to himself, he is the one begging for mercy and sobbing like a baby.) I just think it's an ironic kinda attitude, that I would see him having, rather than in the movie where he just took it like a champ and almost didn't even care.
That's my take anyway 👍
((also with the movie, I feel it could have used more violet jergs and movents like we saw with FNAF 3, rather than softer jults here and there))
he wouldnt be able to yell
he would for a little bit. the books described yelling and things upuntill it spring locks your throght/vocal cords, after that i think it's pretty much just silence/gargling noises@@jotuunn
@@DuskstarShine yea you described it about right
i love how when he’s kneeling he is suddenly pulled upwards upwards by the force of the metal closing into him, like the suit is moving by itself because of the mechanics inside, forcing afton to move with it.
Amazing work!!!
I like the idea of this scene being from the perspective of a security camera
A lot of people will say something about the screams, be prepared
Wrong is wrong. There's nothing you can say about it
@@indofan1708 yeah I know that it's inaccurate, but I personally like it better with the screams, it just gives a better idea of how a springlock failure hurts when you can't William's face
@@Travis_20098 ANDDDDD, this was fixed in the movie by having him put the mask back on HALFWAY THROUGH
@@indofan1708 of course, I was referring to this specific video, in the movie he doesn't scream
This is what the springlock failure should have been like in the movie. I know that the movie was made for kids 14 and up but this was just shows the brutality and Painfull experience of a springlock failure. Amazingly well done👌
Damn thats some good work you did there. That deserves a like!
"Oh, but a scene like that wouldn't be realistic"
Whatever, the important thing is to look cool
tbh William's movements looked way too goofy in this video, it was creepy looking, but he's too bouncy, and it makes him look kinda silly. the animation is great ofc, but the movements look strange rather than cool
I really love the attention to detail that he does the same poses as the mini game
move scene was good for the first part, we really needed more after he fell down. Great animation
Always knew that the fans can do amazing and creative animations. After watching the movie my still hasn't changed.
the version from the movie was the most realistic springlock. i feel people have to understand his lungs were literally being punctured and if you were being stabbed youve def only had like one sentence left to stay before you cant speak and the twitching makes sense since your being stabbed and the blood was in the suit it def leaked out when they dragged him away
FNaF fans when science exists: 😮
I DON'T CARE IF IT'S REALISTIC OR NOT I JUST WANT IT TO LOOK COOL
@@tawagoto_lol R rated 🗿
FR, plus all these “fans” really gonna act like Scott, SCOTT FREAKING CAWTHON, the CREATOR OF THE FNAF FRANCHISE, had this scene done wrong? Like bruh, and besides, it’s more accurate to how it’d actually go down when you realize the book sexist which deadass explain how springlock failures work.
how does he mutter very clearly, i always come back
people say that the film version was kinda bad because it simply didn't have blood gushing over the walls and floor and screams like fanmade animations, that's pretty dumb.
the scene is realistic to me, no blood gushing everywhere and exaggerated screams, just a slow and painful death. obviously they could have made the costume at least a little bloodstained but that was probably because the film's rating greatly limited the potential of the scene, but even so, the scene was incredible, especially Matthew's performance, he really seemed to be holding himself back from crying or screaming.
you sir, are correct! thats 500 points
It's realistic and I love that
Yeah the movie wasn’t made to be a gorefest and all that. And I agree with the bloodstained idea, because they could’ve gone with a little more blood, as the only parts with blood if I remember was Hank’s hand on the door and (probably) blood left by Max when getting bit.
@@MelonProcrastinates fnaf never was gorefest, most things happen off-screen, just like in the movie.
@@UmCaraQualquer_6660 I never knew that (I’m not a gigantic FNAF fan.)
there is no screaming, it breaks your vocal chords
AHHHH THAT WAS SO INCREDIBLY WELL DONE! EVERYTHING LOOKED SO CINEMATIC :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
bro seriously he wanted it to be like VHS
Seeing how the springlocks work in the movie it does make sense why a lot of blood isn't coming out it's due to the fact that he's getting stabbed at the ribcage unless the springlocks is released from his body then that will make blood come out a lot
No blood can find exits cause the springlocks are barricading them
great job bro👍
Holy Sandwich! That was an amazing animation 👏🤩🍿
it's a very good animation, i just don't think the springlock scene needs tweaking really, it was good in the movie mostly because i don't really want to see someone's insides get blown out by a chunk of metal, but if this and what was in the movie were blended together it would somehow become even better
I don't think alot of us are wanting it to be gorey. We Just want it more gruesome
alot of people where im from complained of the lack of gore during the springlock part@@ms.pirate
@@ms.pirate To be frank, the ending scene shows how much pain he is in, or wel, his gagging for air.
Unfortunately, it really isn't enough (im finna be honest) I wish they had a bit more blood.
They had a rated r script, it was VERY brutal.
But then it would of likely became an R rating
it would be a 16 atleast here@@DCvsDJ
Alternative title:FNaF Movie springlock scene but if it was actually just a mix of all the fanmade springlock scenes because I conviced myself that that is how it always was (it's completely inaccurate)
Yeah
It’s an exact recreation of the fnaf 3 minigame, which the movie is not.
@@variangaming8559 springlock victims can NOT scream. Your lungs and vocal cords get completely shattered, this is literally blatantly said in The Silver Eyes, that's why we see William struggling with breathing and not screaming.
@@bossco839But he DOES SCREAM. IN THE NOVEL.
@@bossco839 Also, the books described yelling and things up until it spring locks your throat/vocal cords, after that i think it's pretty much just silence/gargling noises. Granted, if it happened all at once, he wouldn't scream--but he sure as hell wouldn't say his dumbass catchphrase either.
Spectacular scene we would have all loved to see
I love the idea of springbonnie forcing afton to move like their actually performing
FINALLY SOMEONE DID IT RIGHT!
not right smh
no, this is actually pretty wrong
Why? The movie is the most realistic depiction of the springlock failure, one your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream and the only thing you would be inhaling is your blood going into your lungs, two the reason there was no blood is because the springlocks were covering every escape point for the blood so no blood was able to exit the suit. So they didn’t make an excuse to not slap a big fat R on it instead they made it realistic. But the original fnaf movie script did have an F-bomb that if was kept would give us that rated R rating that fans always wanted. And also this is basic thinking of science and common sense so I’m surprised not many people know about this. And the springlocks impale SLOWLY from a chain reaction of one impaling then others shortly after instead of them all going off at once so it made perfect sense
This is what we should have gotten in the film
Bro wants it R rated 💀
why not@@Hyper93314
@@joesama8818 unrealistic, unnecesary gore and R rated doesn't go with FNaF
oh you're one of those people who think fnaf is for kids alright@@Hyper93314
it is for tenagers above 13 tho@@joesama8818
still cant get over the sounds! its painful as fk but nicely made GVS!
The sudden movements are haunting tbh, like imagine being stabbed into by a ton of metal springlocks, falling to your knees, then being suddenly straightened up and falling backwards
Finalmente uma interpretação boa dessa cena.
Now I understand why people wanted an r rated movie. So the springlock scene made actual sense instead of what we actually got.
Why? The movie is the most realistic depiction of the springlock failure, one your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream and the only thing you would be inhaling is your blood going into your lungs, two the reason there was no blood is because the springlocks were covering every escape point for the blood so no blood was able to exit the suit. So they didn’t make an excuse to not slap a big fat R on it instead they made it realistic. But the original fnaf movie script did have an F-bomb that if was kept would give us that rated R rating that fans always wanted
@@Foxie16713William shouldn't have been able to talk at all. It should've been a rightfully earned, gruesome death. Instead, we got a shitty catchphrase in a shitty movie dulled down for kids. A big "fuck you" to the fans who have been waiting 8 years for this.
os pulmões nem foram perfurados ele nem tava sentindo dor as cordas vocais nem foram rasgadas esse filme e ruim aceite não precisa defender por que eu também sou muito fan de fnaf mais o filme e horrivel.
@@Foxie16713And gave all the gorey kills to complete randoms..
THIS IS STRAIGHT UP AMAZING
JUST PERFECT
This is so adictive god Job man
This is so much better than that SFM animation.
I feel that him being calm during the entire springlock ordeal is more realistic due to him being in that situation before, but this still is very well made, dark with the old muffled effect is really well executed.
yes
This is great!
This some triple x level sound design and VA work. Amazing
"Your breathing and your heartbeat are causing them to come loose. You don’t want them to get too loose, trust me." -Circus Baby
Side Note: Excessive sweating and Stress is what will kill you in the suit.
This looks better than the movie!
No
this looks pretty bad compared to the movie. Not saying the creators bad, but, compared to a feature length film, its shit
Unrealistic
@@freddyfzd The movie version was watered down for little kids to watch the movie--I'm guessing you're one of the target demographic.
@@squidfood639 only from me saying one word then assuming am a kid is kinda childish.
You should remake this in a cinematic view instead of camera i would love it!
This is amazing! They should've use this for the fnaf movie because not only it fits to the actual story but the who chills of fnaf
it does not fit into the actual story. From what ive heard at least
Why? The movie is the most realistic depiction of the springlock failure, one your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream and the only thing you would be inhaling is your blood going into your lungs, two the reason there was no blood is because the springlocks were covering every escape point for the blood so no blood was able to exit the suit. So they didn’t make an excuse to not slap a big fat R on it instead they made it realistic. But the original fnaf movie script did have an F-bomb that if was kept would give us that rated R rating that fans always wanted. And also this is basic thinking of science and common sense so I’m surprised not many people know about this
Honestly, I prefer the one in the movie, I think the Springlock Failure in the movie is much more realistic and great, especially because you can see how the Springlocks fit into Afton. but your animation is great, we hope that in the future they will release a Springbonnie model with the Springlocks and everything for animations.
I don’t understand everyone’s problem with the springlocks, it’s literally the most realistic part of the film, it matches exactly how the books described a springlock failure would happen, and the suit itself isn’t a literal deathtrap and only holds around the rib and stomach areas
Seriously, people need to get into the other medias of FNAF before thinking the movie messed it all up, Scott Cawthon his damn fricking self helped with this movie remember
EXACTLY, THANK YOU!
The animation is SO GOD DAMN INSANE
Clean animation
Actually 🤓☝️ according to the books, the spring lock death is silent, cause the springs gets into your lungs and restrict your voice in the neck, so you can't scream.
And blood wouldn't come leaking out because the springlocks are blocking the blood from coming out
if any ppl say "his vocal chords should had been ripped by the springlocks" i will come for u as this version is the fnaf movie one and if u look at the springlock scene in the movie theres no springlock near his neck
This
@@ms.pirate ???
His vocal cords should had been ripped by the springlocks. Not that just, His whole body should've been crushed inside that suit.
Thank you man😭
Man I like this a lot , I like how u made his arms twist in the wrong places , it’s unpleasant but more realistic
Most things everyone is saying here is that the CREATOR of the franchise got something wrong. Everyone wanted blood everywhere but the thing is the spring locks are partially covering the wounds. William knows more about the spring locks so he didn’t panic as much as a random person. One of the first scripts didn’t even have spring locks and they just dropped the cupcake into the suit. For a script with spring locks, after he put on the mask he would have screamed more. Most fan animations of the failure are over dramatic. Agreed we all wanted a more brutal springlock scene but we got what Scott and the writers gave us. They’re fixing stuff up in the sequel. Stop crying like little wimps about it.
DAMN RIGHT. Way to say it like a true man, champ.
I'm with you too dude
I thought the FNAF movie was overall better than most horror films based on video games, but I definitely wish the springlock scene at the end was done more like this one.
Why? The movie is the most realistic depiction of the springlock failure, one your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream and the only thing you would be inhaling is your blood going into your lungs, two the reason there was no blood is because the springlocks were covering every escape point for the blood so no blood was able to exit the suit.
@@Foxie16713dude spring locks aren't even realistic in general.
Edit: You would be able to scream as we can see in the cutsense in fnaf 3 when william screams "somebody HELP" etc
@@freddyfzdspoiler alert.
Sorry to burst your bubble but those are *fan made* depictions of William afton's death.
@@freddyfzdthere is no voice actors in fnaf 3 (except for Scott as phone dude). Meaning, there's no official audio of him screaming in agony from the springlocks in fnaf 3. So no, all you found was fan made audio.
@@blakblu naahh you trippen its like that one meme got the Juice homie got me trippen
THIS IS AMAZING
This is the springlock we wanted to see.
The problem with the spring locks in the movie is they aren’t accurate to what everyone thought they were OR what they actually were.
They weren’t what everyone thought they were, as being stabbed abunch of times at once,
And it wasn’t what they actually were, which is pushing an endo skeleton into a body. (For example, someone who is springlocked wouldn’t be able to scream since they’d have no vocal cords, and you definitely wouldn’t be able to say “I always come back.”)
Dude. You just stated the exact same problem there is with all these other criticisms about the springlock scene, how it “didn’t match what everyone thought they were”, like dude, need I remind you that not only were they limited by the rating system, not only were all those interpretations of what people though a springlock failure would look like FANMADE, but also SCOTT FREAKING CAWTHON, the CREATOR of Fnaf, gave this the go-ahead. Are ya’ll really gonna tell the CREATOR OF THE FRANCHISE that he did it wrong?!
@@lazybonesextraordinaire.Yes. Because he did. Because it's wrong. Because it's a watered down version made for two people---Pansies, Or Little Kids.
@@lazybonesextraordinaire.yes, obviously
Did no one tell him that he did wrong to the creator of Dragon Ball when the guy made mistakes, did no one tell him that he did wrong to the creators who contradict each other in their stories?
In Scott's case, the FNAF 3 minigame made by him had William writhing in pain on his knees, until he died there.
obviously it is not necessary for him to scream in pain or something like that (or well he could half scream in pain until they pass through his vocal cords and lungs like in THE BOOKS), I could simply have him breathing or trying to breathe in pain and agony without inflicting any sound more than his movements
so if it did harm or rather half harm to the original product
I thought the springlock scene was underwhelming, and the only thing I liked was how slow and painful it looked. Silent can show a lot if done correctly after all. The big problem I have with it was how it began and ended. It started with the cupcake damaging the suit causing the springlocks to go off, and ends with Afton just laying down on the fall after putting on his mask. Why did he just collapse, he seemed pretty able to keep himself from falling while the springlocks were actively cutting into him, so why did that happen? Also whose idea was to have the cupcake be the one to kill Afton, I was expecting the Puppet or Golden Freddy but the Cupcake? It definitely could’ve been improved on.
Too bad they had to dumb the movie down for all the kids who were too young to get into the franchise in the first place.
Tbh the games version of the springlocks was actually worse I’d say. Farrr worse.
You basically died by springlocks because of damn water leaks
Also logically speaking wouldn’t it have already set off when it was raining?? Let alone just how damn awkward it must be putting the stuff on and it taking about at least half an hour while the ghosts watch you?
And it doesn’t set off ONCE until after he’s finished and laughs???
I’m sorry y’all but the games one is actually dumb
why does this shit look like it was taking straight out of manhunt 1😭
(this is really good btw)
Finally an acceptable springlock scene 🙏 (all the ones ive seen/heard have way too much yelling which makes it less realistic)
This is actually incorrect. The movie was more accurate, even though it had less blood and gore. Multiple of the spring locks would impale your vocal cords disabling your ability to scream or talk. Also you would have no air in your lungs because you can't breathe from being impaled in the lungs. That's why in the movie William Afton said "I always come back" so fast. And The reason not all of the springbucks in Williams body is because he didn't make too many sudden movements when the cupcake bit him.
How come he wasn't supposed to make too many sudden movements but he also makes a full jog towards Michael after being shot by a Taser and then shot with a gun by Vanessa?
@@FancyBreadSticksthat was before the springs went off
@@Ui_RaizenThe springlocks are still mega-sensitive though..
The reason he didnt scream at all is because his vocal cords were pierced, so the screaming in this video would not make all that sense, also the reason there wasnt all that much blood is because the spring locks would hold in most of the blood, i wouldn't say all the blood because in the movie you can see williams shirt having blood on it, anyways great video and great animation i hope you go very far in life.
suit old so they didnt go off all at once + hes not just being stabbed hes also being crushed from every direction so there would be blood
@@snache1330the chest springlocks stabbed him in the movie if you stab someone with a knife and don’t remove it blood wouldn’t be gushing out
I always come back…
He literally says "I always come back"
@@Pandorga2 yes but he said it quickly
FINALLY someone portrayed the locking legs correctly. If you were actually springlocked, you wouldnt be on your knees (at least not for long) or writhing on the floor, youd be stuck in the position the animatronic is in
He realistically couldn’t be screaming like that because the spring locks were crushing his lungs.
mola na quele traje de springlock so vi umas travinhas e duvido que você não gritaria você gritaria que nem o William do jogo.
The movie version is realistic and they have to realize that. Though it would be fun to see this it wasnt in their ideas for the movie.
Please be grateful for what we have though.... appreciate the work they put in the movie.
@@clydetheendermanIt's funny to me when they say "be grateful" for just receiving the movie without judging its quality.
I understand that this fandom is fond of Scott and his franchise, but whenever I see something that could improve the film or points out a flaw, they come out with "it's made for fans" "we waited 8 years for this" or the last of these comments. "be grateful"
@@antony3213 :/ when you assume.... Ofc theres things that couldve been better but I think the movie is good. I'm just talking abt ppl who complain abt the springlock scene.
@@clydetheenderman but that's the problem, the springlock scene is poorly executed from the beginning, and being grateful is not an excuse to not complain about a hastily and weakly done scene
@@antony3213 it wasn't poorly executed tho what, pls elaborate
Honestly, I like the movie, but the springlock scene just felt so... meh. It was one of the scenes I was looking forward to the MOST. It's meant to be violent! Gorey! Agonizingly long and terrifying! How do you MESS SOMETHING LIKE THAT UP? Then again, what can I expect from a studio that decides to make a movie that is based on some pretty heavy, terrifying stuff PG-13?
I disagree with the gore (as someone who likes fake entertainment gore), but I do agree that it should be more gruesome than what we got
Why? The movie is the most realistic depiction of the springlock failure, one your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream and the only thing you would be inhaling is your blood going into your lungs, two the reason there was no blood is because the springlocks were covering every escape point for the blood so no blood was able to exit the suit. So they didn’t make an excuse to not slap a big fat R on it instead they made it realistic. But the original fnaf movie script did have an F-bomb that if was kept would give us that rated R rating that fans always wanted. And also this is basic thinking of science and common sense so I’m surprised not many people know about this. And the springlocks impale SLOWLY from a chain reaction of one impaling then others shortly after instead of them all going off at once so it made perfect sense
@@Foxie16713 Springlock are supposed to be EVERYWHERE in the suit, not just a ribcage of metal bits. It should have been more gruesome. He should have been screaming in pain and agony, not having the same reaction I do TO STUBBING MY TOE.
@@wrath4452 Your lungs would be punctured so you wouldn’t be able to scream like imagine being stabbed in the lungs, no bloods would come out cause the knife is covering the wound, and you wouldn’t be able to talk or scream nor breath
@@Foxie16713 … Bro… All I’m saying is that it could have been done a hell of a lot better. AND a lot more enjoyable.
Nice work
Nicely done