Devavol exists. God exists. And so does the spoilers. This article discusses Details of a large plot The "Concourse: Last Rituals".

"The case that ended it all." "Get ready for the end." "The latest chapter of the case of Ed and Lauren Warren's case." After plastering these features through different posters, it is safe to say that the marketing campaign for "Conjection: Last Rituals" has not moved away from a certain sense of finalness around the latest - and perhaps the last - Jamesesman's Successful Horror Franchise. Loosely based on the "real" story of Smurl family's exileThe whole premise of this sequel has been sold to the audience, as one experience is traumatized enough to scare even Varens in retirement. It is an unusual example of capitalism in the real world and the canon in the universe set in perfect synchronization, joining the forces to take what could feel like another movie "Conjuring" and make it feel like a real theater event.

But is it that Really the end of it all? Everyone, even accidentally familiar with the Hollywood camp for Buffon, knows that the "end" rarely means, you know, the end. Remember when the Marvel Film Universe only kept the truck after the film literally titled "Avengers: Endgame", to often reduce results? Or how He perfect, thoroughly satisfying end of "Toy Story 3" Somehow gave way to the fourth film, a bizarre spin-off and soon fifth film? No valuable IP is really gone, easy to paraphrase garlic skywalker in "Starwalks War: The Last Edice", so forgive us if we entered the "last chapter" of "conjunction" with a little healthy skepticism.

Well, "last rituals" surely proved to us that it's wrong. True to his word, the blockbuster avoided any funny business (well, out of demon or three) and gave the fans a proper conclusion to this supernatural saga. There is a lot of room for more potential spin-offs in the future, I warn you, but as far as our paranormal power is concerned? This actually seems to be the end of the line.

Don't cry because it's over; Smile because you survived. Tell what you will want "Conjupations: Last Rituals", which /film Chris Evangelist has reviewed hereBut at least there was a decency not to overcome its welcome. It is always better to make its graceful exit from the party before The hosts knock you out, and director Michael Chavez seems to understand this at the heart. His last effort comes aside to highlight our two main characters, Ed (Patrick Wilson) and Lauren Warren (Vera Farmiga), as experts who reluctantly accept that their most active days in the demon hunting business are probably behind them. Ed is still recovering from the heart attack caused by the demon he suffered at "The Conjuring: The Conjuring: The Devavol made me do it," while Lauren gently manages both to convey his discoveries and experience in the next generation. It is a suitable end for the two, given the thousands of cases under the belts ... until the last case returns them immediately.

Details of the Smurl family haunted in Pennsylvania are obviously important to the story, but occupies a secondary position on how this final mission affects them and emotionally. As stated in the initial prologue set decades earlier, the younger Ed and Lauren (played by Orion Smith and Madison Lolor, accordingly) determine their original sin: fleeing the encounter with demonic-view and leaving their sacrifice rather than helping. It is necessary to the culmination of the last act of "the last rituals" for the couple to correct their mistake and to execute all their resources to help Smurgs - even as they are preoccupied with preserving their daughter's life (and soul), Sudi (Mia Tomlinson). This whole background provides the basis for Varence's most famous personal case - and the one that changes them forever, to the point they call day, taking it available to what they have and sail in sunset.

The final, attractive moments of Varence's "Last Ritter" center, putting this nasty business behind them. They celebrate the marriage of yudi, sweetly dancing in the hands of each other, and even experience a foresight of their happy ending. We couldn't ask for much more than that.

"Conjuring: Last rituals" now plays in cinemas.