So it would make more sense if she was more kind of the mentor figure of this movie compared to Reagan considering know she went through it, but who knows how much she remembers from her experience. Then again, I didn't see the second movie. Don't plan on it. I heard it was one of the worst. And that's another good reason to see The Exorcist Believer because apparently this is supposed to be a direct sequel to the 1973 movie
It. Hey, I definitely agree with what you're saying here about the film. It's interesting because the exorcist being the film that it is, I think that audience have a super polarizing attitude towards remakes of this nature. I know that when I first saw the trailer for this, I saw it in theaters, and there was a visible, palpable, audible great own from some of the people in the audience, like, geez, not another one of these
Hey, I love this. I haven't seen the trailer, but you make me want to. I agree with you on the CGI, though. I think not just because they can doesn't mean they should. And unfortunately, most directors and Hollywood in general is going so much into CGI that it can be beautiful