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

[Sutter Kane]

 

[darealvelle]

This shyt looks really promising, like even if it was PG-13 I'm still sold. It's a trailer I understand, but it looks like they nailed the atmosphere.

That being said, knowing that it's rated R got me excited as hell.

Yea that trailer was solid. Glad they decided not to show much of pennywise. Seems like they stuck with the non stutturing bill like in carys draft though. Hopefully thats not the case.

 

[ChuckTaylor84]

Looks dope

 

[Lannister]

That was a superb trailer. Didn't reveal too much of Pennywise at all which I was hoping for. This could be excellent, brehs.

 

[OGBIGBOY187]

It's daytime and I'm still scared

 

[VBM]

Lol that georgie scene played out perfect, just like i expected.

Yeah man. Just on the cuts, making Georgie that much more sympathetic by hugging Bill and looking so happy

SS Georgie handling them street rapids like a champ.

Bum ass sawhorse

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

whole new generation of kids bout to be terrified of clowns now

 

[darealvelle]

whole new generation of kids bout to be terrified of clowns now

 

[darealvelle]

Yeah man. Just on the cuts, making Georgie that much more sympathetic by hugging Bill and looking so happy

SS Georgie handling them street rapids like a champ.

Bum ass sawhorse

Georgie hitting his head was hilarious, worked great how they edited that scene. Sucks to know he aint gonna be able to rub off the next round of pain he about to get from pennywise

 

[VBM]

Just made my new forum gif

 

[VBM]

 

[GzUp]

I'm not ready

 

[Monoblock]

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Nope your wrong Cary adaption had some good ideas and some real bad ideas. It was definetly a mixed bag. First of all there was no stuttering bill. Instead a dude named Willy. No Henry bowers at all as well. The bully was named Travis. The ending was kind of wack as well. Plus he wanted the movie to be over sexualize with the kids and no studio is gonna green light that shyt. Andy Muschietti kept 60% of Carys script in the new rewrite. And Cary is getting screenplay credits also.
Have no worries Andy is a big fan of the novel.

I'm wrong because I'd rather a different take that's more in the spirit of the novel; a vessel of a character study (that we hardly ever get in horror), than just a standardized, b*stardized remake that doesn't push the envelope?

Makes total sense.

 

[Lootpack]

I'm wrong because I'd rather a different take that's more in the spirit of the novel; a vessel of a character study (that we hardly ever get in horror), than just a standardized, b*stardized remake that doesn't push the envelope?

Makes total sense.

And how do you know it won't push the envelope?