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IT has officially been certified fresh, and it's holding pretty steady at 90%. I honestly wasn't expecting higher then 75%. Anyone have any stats on horror movies and RT ratings? I'd love to see how this compares.
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IT now at 50% on Movietickets. I'm thinking the positive reviews helped quite a bit to push presales even further.
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3 minutes ago, Rumpot said:
It's going to put some serious distance on these records. Tickets on Fandango going 80+ per minute all day
Also currently 45% on Movietickets. It's been increasing by ~2% everytime they update.
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2 minutes ago, Goffe said:
Didn't think I would say that, but I'm quite excited for this even though I haven't read the book and thought the trailers looked like a lame rip-off of the already pretty lame show Stranger Things.
Reviews, their power.
I hope you're joking about IT ripping off Stranger things.
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1 minute ago, Matrix4You said:
the new negative reviews have killed my excitement for the film. It was at 100% last night, now at 90% this afternoon. Dunkirk all over again?
Relax lmao.. it was bound to drop. Even low 80s is great for a horror movie.
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7 minutes ago, KeepItU25071906 said:
Dude, I'm not blind...
You might not be blind but you sure are illiterate.
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2 minutes ago, KeepItU25071906 said:
80-85
As I see "IT" success really bother you.
What...? I was simply correcting him.
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6 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:
Good for It that it's getting these good reviews.
@We0uthere NINETY-one per cent. 91%. God, some people are just mega party poopers.
Check again.. it's 81%. (Referring to top critic's reviews)
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9 minutes ago, Maxmoser3 said:
92% of critics like it so far! So a nice debut is coming either way.
81%. The last few reviews were the rotten ones.
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91% on RT now. I'm predicting around high 70s - 80 by 100 reviews.
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http://variety.com/2017/film/news/it-stephen-king-movie-box-office-1202548791/
This part is why you can't compare this to the general horror movies, I know so many people personally that don't watch horror but are going to watch this movie because of the coming of age aspect: It’s not just King’s involvement that’s stoking interest. Seventy three percent of respondents said they saw the 1990 TV mini-series with Tim Curry as Pennywise. The film is also reaching out beyond a core group of gore-fest diehards. Just over half of ticket buyers, some 57% of those polled, identify themselves as true horror fans.
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If it's 71 on Metacritic then yeah I'm expecting at least a 80% on RT.
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2 minutes ago, Scubasteve716 said:
Annabelle had a like a 6.5 average though. It is at an 8, not really the same situation
I don't remember the rating. I just remember it doing really well at the start, like 25/25.
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Proceed with caution on the RT score, it's currently 23/23, but so was Annabelle Creation.. and it ended up at around a 70%.
If IT even ends up at 80% that is above my expectation, I was expecting a near Annabelle score.
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Just now, Steele131 said:
9 reviews in on RT all fresh, at least that's what mine is showing
10 fresh/0 rotten for me!
Someone ring up the guy who wrote a article predicting it would be 45% on RT lmao..
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1 minute ago, Rumpot said:
20.3% on MT now. Not bad for cheap Tuesday. In all likelihood making its way toward 80%+ on Friday
Also 50-75% on Fandango Box office meter. They don't give you the number but if you look at the sales long enough - in every 20 sales, about 10-15 is IT.
This is my first time tracking a movie this intensely so I honestly don't know what these numbers mean. For all I know this could be normal for movies with a $50M OW.
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I've been predicting around a 70% on RT but idk.. how much will it be affected if we end up with a 55-60%? I don't see it going lower then that.. that would be disastrous, infact 60 would already be pretty disastrous. Lowest I'll say is ~55%.
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IT is currently #1 on Movietickets with 16.5% sales in the last 24 hours. It's been steadily increasing, it was 13% about 5 hours ago. I'm not sure how other movies look few days before release, is this normal?
UPDATE 1:45PM EST.
IT is now 18.3% on Movietickets.
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14 minutes ago, Valonqar said:
I hope raves for Bill and Finn continue!
I liked Finn in Stranger things, and I'm sure he did a good job here but I can't help but think that there is some bias when people choose him as the stand out actor in the kids. He's the most well known, and his acting in Stranger things was great, so it's easy to pick him. It also helps that the character Richie Tozier is so well written and developed.
IMO the girl playing Bev is going to blow the fuck up.
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3 minutes ago, Rumpot said:
Supposed to be live I think, but the "times" I see attached to the buys as they scroll on the top left are usually 10-20minutes before the current time. I don't know if that signifies a 10-20 minute delay or incorrect time-stamping
Yeah that shit got me confused as hell. There's also this pattern where movies are quite scattered during the day, but during the night time IT just starts dominating like crazy. This has been the case since at least the past week - when I started checking.
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1 hour ago, Rumpot said:
IT really kicking with 34/sec on average on Fandango 8PM. Up to 10% on MT.
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Edit at 10pm est - 197 tickets in 5min or 39-40/min. MT sure to be higher on next update.
How does the Fandango Box Office meter work? Is it live sales?
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1 minute ago, K1stpierre said:
Sounds perfect to me, I can't believe the amount of praise this is getting.
Yeah at this point one thing is for certain - they did not fuck up child actors, which imo is the key to how well this movie will be received, especially for the newer generations who've been exposed to Stranger Things.
Out of the dozens of reviews I've seen on the internet and heard from mutuals who've been to an advanced screening I've yet to hear someone say a single child performance was bad, and the most stand out performance has been a toss between Ben/Bev/Bill/Richie, while the other two Mike/Stan haven't been praised as much, but admittedly they have the least screentime and lack of character development so it's expected.
I've still seen most RT predictions to be around 70-75% which is pretty low considering the positive reviews from critics we've received thus far.
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7 minutes ago, cax16 said:
I'm just north of Toronto and have tried tracking stuff and comparing it to the US for presales. It doesn't seem to align properly tbh. You could be right but I've pre-bought tons of movies and checked presales and nothing matches up usually. I've found most movies around here fill up more by walks up.
Right now my 7:30pm showtime(dbox/avx) on Friday has 19 seats sold in a theatre with like 300 or so seats.
I live in the heart of Toronto - downtown, which I think is much different than outskirts since Toronto used to be just one big area and the presales for movies that do well in US usually has a lot of buzz here too, in downtown.
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10 minutes ago, Boner Omega said:
Huh? It's number 3 right now, and I doubt it just showed up.
I checked this morning around 6 hours ago and it wasn't in top 5 so it emerged after that.
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IT is now 59% sales on Movietickets.
I honestly think Fandango box meter is better because you can see what and how fast the tickets are selling - compare it to how fast tickets were selling for another movie 2 days before realse.. Whereas on Movetickets the % could just be really high because there's really no other movie people are buying tickets for, which is probably the case right now with how dry the box office is.