Stephen King's IT (Time to Float) - Official Thread

[manyfaces]

Well, nothing in the movie was scary to me but I look at scene execution, cinematography, shyt like that. And the refrigerator scene was cool as hell, visually. He was like a Rubix Cube.

Fred.

The way he unfolded out of that freezer Visually, it was the most impressive moment in the movie to me. That shyt was mesmerizing.




I need that as an in gif.

*Preps the @3Rivers batsignal*

 

[Recca Gatsby]

Finally got around to seeing this - all I can say is, Fukunaga would've taken this film to another level.

I agree. Hearing some of the shyt they cut from his shyt had me heated. And his tone would have been superior

 

[South Paw]

I'd really love to see a Pet Cemetery movie

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

good TS copy out might affect next weeks box office

Ban this racist bytch ass cocolo. And i aint talkin for this post

 

[valet]

Good movie. Coulda been a classic if they did the kids bettter. Nothing wrong with their acting but the dialogue was eh. Corny jokes and I didn't feel like they were like friends at all. I felt more togetherness in Stranger Things then with these kids. Not familiar with the TV series but Pennywise did his thing. That niguh shaking and some of the stupid stuff the kids was the funniest parts. That girl was a straight up runner. They didn't even need that part in the book that everybody talks about to know she would run a train easily.

 

[manyfaces]

Spoiler: Part 2

I love that scene, especially because of what happens in Part 2.

Spoiler

Yeah, I think the setup for that portion of Part 2 was done really well (not just that particular scene, but others as well).

Spoiler

What parts in part 2 y'all talking bout. Its been bout 5 years since i last read the book

Might reread the book after watching this.

 

[valet]

Oh yeah, and that Rock scene was a classic.

 

[manyfaces]

I think the original is more creepy. I watch it all of the time. There's like 0 comedy in the OG. The few lighthearted moments that they have, are instantly turned somber. There was never a sense that the kids got to enjoy life, and they carried into adulthood. These kids have their moments of fun. The town/residents of Derry are also given more life, even through the kids just interacting with them. The mini also moves at a slower pace, with mostly dialog which adds to the mood of Derry, while this is clearly made to be a movie.

I disagree with those that say Tim Curry was overacting. He acted as a clown, a clown with some effed up tendencies. This Pennywise acted as a creature tryna mimic a clown. IMO, that's the difference in the 2 performances.

This 100%. Clowns aren't known for subtlety. I think Curry did a great job with the character and turned what would otherwise be forgettable movie into a classic.

 

[Piffiztheanswer]

gotta see this ish in IMAX

 

[Interloper]

@MartyMcFly You still ain't peeped?

Gonna be a busy weekend for you between this and your "Atlanta(An American Comedy Series Starring Donald Glover)" marathon.

 

[VBM]

Spoiler

What parts in part 2 y'all talking bout. Its been bout 5 years since i last read the book

Might reread the book after watching this.

Spoiler: Don't Read If You Haven't Seen Miniseries/Read Book

Talking about when Stan decides he ain't bout that life after getting the call from Mike and takes a razor blade to his wrists.

 

[MartyMcFly]

@MartyMcFly You still ain't peeped?

Gonna be a busy weekend for you between this and your "Atlanta(An American Comedy Series Starring Donald Glover)" marathon.

Got tix for 8 tonight. Was on a family vacay last weekend and if The Godfather has taught me anything it’s that you can’t be a man if you don’t take care of your family

 

[Interloper]

I ain't seen the movie yet,

Hell this is brehs

They said this nikka startin jiggin on twitter

I know I couldn't have been the only one laughing at this shyt! Low key one of the funniest parts of the film.

Spoiler: Don't Read If You Haven't Seen Miniseries/Read Book

Talking about when Stan decides he ain't bout that life after getting the call from Mike and takes a razor blade to his wrists.

Spoiler

I wonder how they'll handle this part since they've changed Mike's entire character for whatever reason.

 

[Robo Squirrel]

I ain't seen the movie yet,

Hell this is brehs

They said this nikka startin jiggin on twitter

Watch when I hit the club tonight. bytches finna be like ooooooh shyt this Nia hitting The Pennywise!!!

 

[manyfaces]

B

Spoiler: Don't Read If You Haven't Seen Miniseries/Read Book

Talking about when Stan decides he ain't bout that life after getting the call from Mike and takes a razor blade to his wrists.

Spoiler

Ok. Don't know why i was thinking of something else. That was the first thing i thought about when they had to beg him to come in the house with them. When he got that phone call that nikka was like NOPE! Not doing that shyt again.