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The film has all the right elements, however, the pacing, and the lack of real character development, are the real issues here. Also, the possessed child trope has worn itself out. Chris MacNeil and Regan's story are actually more compelling than the possession of the two girls and it should have been explored more and made the focus of the film. No movie can match the brilliance of the 1973 feature and no one should expect it to be. However, audiences should expect to be entertained and due to the aforementioned issues, this rarely materializes. Again, the film is far from awful, just half-baked. I will happily watch a sequel, but I hope they go in a different direction. Perhaps explore Regan's life 50 years post exorcism.

Not sure what Atkinson, or for that matter, Netflix was thinking making this. Like nails on a chalkboard. Unbelievably unfunny and frankly embarrassing.

Mike Judge does it again! Who would have thought that, yet again, a duo like Beavis and Butt-Head would prove to be the perfect team to comment and send up the times we live in? I also have to applaud the animation department. They've brought back the DIY style that gave the original show its charm. The color pallet is also rich and soothing to look at. I'm still in shock over how great this film is. Love live Buffcoat and Beaver!