It was alright.

The film was too slowly-paced, filled with unearned jump scares, and poor decision-making from its characters. Also, for a film called "The Nun," she sure didn't have much screentime. Should have called it, "The None." It's unfortunate – the film took too long to catch up with its audience, who was way ahead of the plot "twists," etc.

Gorgeously filmed and well acted. The film suffers by being very formulaic and kind of empty. The horror element is tamed and a times goofy. ( the goat creature belongs in a Sam Raimi movie). Plenty of jump scares, the nun ii feels like a million other similar films.

Very predictable, no real scares. Filmed mostly in the dark to hide poor CGI. Characters return from the first Nun. Standard kids in peril, demonic possession.