Billy_Pilgrim
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Pennywise still sucks but the kids are spot on.
Are they giving Pennywise a back story? I don't remember that from the original movie. Never read the book.
They threw in Tim Curry's Pennywise in one of the scenes:
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Are they giving Pennywise a back story? I don't remember that from the original movie. Never read the book.
They threw in Tim Curry's Pennywise in one of the scenes:
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Hi Bobby, could you maybe stop reacting dramatically and instead explaing why you keep posting that to everything I post? Because seriously, and I'm not playing around, but I have no idea what was so bad about that part of the book to warrant that kind of reaction.
They threw in Tim Curry's Pennywise in one of the scenes:
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Not sure how I feel about Pennywise. He obviously won't live up to Curry but I'm not sure I buy into the directorial approach they're going with his character. I also hope they don't go crazy with the jumpscares.
We finally hear him speak this trailer and I'm sort of mixed.
Hi Bobby, could you maybe stop reacting dramatically and instead explaing why you keep posting that to everything I post? Because seriously, and I'm not playing around, but I have no idea what was so bad about that part of the book to warrant that kind of reaction. I might just not remember it being as bad as it might be, but I do not have a photograhic memory and I've not read it for a very long time, and I really don't have any idea why you are being so vaguely dramatic about it.
Thanks.
Meh, he will never live up to Robin Williams
Oops wrong thread
In the interest of possibly looking stupid by indulging an obvious troll post in good faith (and lord knows I'm stupid quite a bit)
You seem to understand exactly why that sequence would be considered shocking (hence your calling it a shock in one of your posts), so I'm not sure I need to further explain beyond my already explanatory post upthread as to the content of the scene you just called shocking.
However, the repeated responses of "Jesus Christ" with the inflection changed for comedic emphasis are intended to draw attention to the ludicrous nature of suggesting that leaving in a scene of group child sex in a major motion picture would not only be good for the movie overall, but that you're possibly confused as to how such a scene might be considered "so bad" by the majority of readers, as well as its writer.
You're essentially staking out the position that you don't fully understand why the young cast of this film pantomiming sex in a sewer would be considered bad.
To which my response is "Jesus Christ."
Stop while you're ahead. The fact that you think it should be left in just for 'shock value' shows how idiotic you are.
They threw in Tim Curry's Pennywise in one of the scenes:
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In my head I remember them being adults down in the sewers at that part of the story,
Thanks for elaborating, and no I was not trolling. In my head I remember them being adults down in the sewers at that part of the story, so clearly I need to read that part of the book again.
That would be great for a IT part 2. With the adult side of the story.This movie's only the kid story, right? They're either saving the adult story for a sequel or not doing it at all?
Meh, he will never live up to Robin Williams
Oops wrong thread
I'm a little disappointed Pennywise seems to be a clown most of the time, even though I expected it.
Still looks shit to me, Pennywise looks terrible and it seems as reliant on jump scares as most other modern horror films
I'm a little disappointed Pennywise seems to be a clown most of the time, even though I expected it.
Dave Gardener was the first to get there, and although he arrived only forty-five
seconds after the first scream, George Denbrough was already dead. Gardener grabbed
him by the back of the slicker, pulled him into the street...and began to scream himself
as George's body turned over in his hands. The left side of George's slicker was now
bright red. Blood flowed into the stormdrain from the tattered hole where his left arm
had been. A knob of bone, horribly bright, peeked through the torn cloth.
Rated R huh? It might be more like the book then.
I wonder if the storm drain scene will be like the book or the tv movie?
Imagine the uproar if they left that sequence in the film.
Are they giving Pennywise a back story? I don't remember that from the original movie. Never read the book.
I hope those crappy jumpscares are just there for the trailer.
Ah, that scene. I remember the TV movie left that out too, lol.
Eh, I say leave it in. It certainly had shock value!
Nah trailer isn't giving much away, it's also only an adaptation of about half of the book. The book is fucking awesome. It's very long but it has an atmosphere like no other. I highly recommend the audio book narrated by Steven Weber.Never seen the original movie, but now I want to start the book.
Is there a good story here, or did the trailers give away most of it?
Never seen the original movie, but now I want to start the book.
Is there a good story here, or did the trailers give away most of it?
They aren't going to show off the better CGI transformations in a trailer.
They've already hinted at or shownthe leper, the spider, the victims of the fire at the black spot, and the werewolf.
They threw in Tim Curry's Pennywise in one of the scenes:
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They threw in Tim Curry's Pennywise in one of the scenes:
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Nah trailer isn't giving much away, it's also only an adaptation of about half of the book. The book is fucking awesome. It's very long but it has an atmosphere like no other. I highly recommend the audio book narrated by Steven Weber.
They already said they're not.