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The Conjuring: Last Rites Reviews
Last Rites succeeds in closing the Warren cycle, but it does so like someone turning off the light upon leaving a house that was already empty. [Full review in Spanish]
Last Rites is a more energetic, creepier, and emotional sendoff, anchored like all these films by the chemistry between stars Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga.
They are prolonged last rites, repeated funerals for a universe that no one misses anymore. [Full review in Spanish]
When the creative leads of the franchise decided to conclude Ed and Lorraine's adventures with 'The Conjuring: Last Rites,' the formula was already burnt out, and the result ended up resembling a fireworks display with wet gunpowder.
This is by far the worst entry in the "Conjuring' franchise. It's bloated, unnecessary, and takes too long to get to the obvious conclusions. At least we still have the first two 'Conjuring' films.
If you love all these movies, there are lots of greatest hits elements here.
This is a deeply mediocre effort with which to end things.
The real-life Ed and Lorraine Warren (once described as, "at best, tellers of meaningless ghost stories, and, at worst, dangerous frauds") had about as much personality as wet dishrags, but they were blessed with the casting of Wilson and Farmiga.
The Conjuring:Last Rites is just a sad farewell to a profitable franchise, so much so that I hope a new, better director will later resurrect it for one more Conjuring so the series can end properly.
It would've been nice if they had tried to do something a little different for the big finale here, but with it utilizing the same standard approach, it basically becomes a rather middling entry.
The moral of the final demonic adventure of Ed and Lorraine Warren is, like all of its transparent predecessors, a simple one - face your fears. Unfortunately, it's a protracted...
More like The Conjuring: It Bites.
Conjuring fans will be pleased with how it evokes the first two films [...]. But for those with little emotional attachment to the franchise, and those who find little appeal in callbacks, the back-to-basics approach won’t do much.
What we’re left with is a shell of itself, but as long as Wilson and Farmiga are there to navigate what’s left, the Conjuring movies will always bring just enough to be worthwhile.
If you’re a fan of the other Conjuring films, definitely go see it.
...a decent-enough piece of work that falls right in line with its hit-and-miss predecessors.
Thanks to Wilson and Farmiga, who know the exact register of intensity to play these characters, it’s easy to remain invested in Ed and Lorraine, their work and their love slightly out of time.
I hope they keep making Conjuring movies.
This “life’s like a chapter; there’s nothing wrong when one ends and another begins” aspect of The Conjuring: Last Rites is where the movie actively works in its favor, even if it contains none of the hallmarks that paying audiences want to see.
The Conjuring series concludes with a solid entry that isn’t as exciting or scary as previous efforts, but delivers effective drama, and a touching finale.