Stephen King's IT (Time to Float) - Official Thread
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Look at them nice pearly whites
darealvelle
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I now understand why the kids were scared shytless. Ain't no way I could be on the set and have him walking around like this. I'd be screaming like a bytch.
“It” will float to the top of the box office heap when it hits theaters next month.
Initial tracking suggests that the Stephen King adaptation is on pace to open to more than $50 million when it premieres in the U.S. on Sept. 8, 2017. That’s a massive number, one that’s usually reserved for summer debuts or holiday launches.
‘It’ Eyes Huge $50 Million-Plus Opening in Early Box Office Tracking
#pennywisegang bout to break records. :pennywise:
Initial tracking suggests that the Stephen King adaptation is on pace to open to more than $50 million when it premieres in the U.S. on Sept. 8, 2017. That’s a massive number, one that’s usually reserved for summer debuts or holiday launches.
‘It’ Eyes Huge $50 Million-Plus Opening in Early Box Office Tracking
#pennywisegang bout to break records. :pennywise:
Horror is Byke at the box office!!!
REAL HORROR yall
not that weak pathetic paranormal activity wackness.
REAL HORROR yall
not that weak pathetic paranormal activity wackness.
Look at them nice pearly whites
So it's going to be a lamprey now and not a spider? lol
Oddly enough I was fine with It and Pennywise when I watched the movie as a kid. Same with Regan in The Exorcist. I liked the films but I didn't find either scary. Now Freddy(Nightmare 1-3) and Candyman scared the hell out of me. I couldn't go near a mirror for days.
darealvelle
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I'm reading that full Georgie scene is disturbing. Crazy how this movie got an hard r rating. That realness in horror is back and not that ghost, torture horror bullshyt
