It | Sept. 8, 2017 | Warner Brothers | Andy Muschietti directing. Trailer on Page 12 NO SPOILER DISCUSSION. Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes

[Tyrian]

Early full review from someone who saw the movie... (breaking the embargo)?

Review is nonspoiler, so if you've watched the trailers then you're safe to watch the video.

Video summary: He absolutely loved it , masterpiece, exceeded expectations etc etc.
 

 

 

Edited August 28, 2017 by Tyrian

[Boxofficerules]

There are public screenings tonight so you'll probably see more YouTube reviews of it.

[75Live]

I may get a chance at an early screening next Tuesday so hoping that works out

[bruchav]

"She's in the DCEU, so she isn't below this stuff"

 

 

The kid strikes again on a topic that has nothing to do with DCEU.

Edited August 28, 2017 by bruchav

[WrathOfHan]

2 minutes ago, bruchav said:

"She's in the DCEU, so she isn't below this stuff"

 

 

The kid strikes again on a topic that has nothing to do with DCEU.

Jesus fucking Christ.

[Mulder]

I'm fine with ripping on WrathOfHan for things but come on guys he was literally just saying that Amy Adams is fine with being in blockbusters.

Edited August 28, 2017 by Mulder

[Rman823]

2 minutes ago, Mulder said:

I'm fine with ripping on WrathOfHan for things but come on guys he was literally just saying that Amy Adams is fine with being in blockbusters.

Hell there aren't many actors these days that are too good for both blockbusters and prestige films. 

[UNDERDOG]

I don't want to defend @WrathOfHan but he didn't say anything wrong.

 

For fucks sake, see what you guys are making me do? 

[filmlover]

We should actually want to have accomplished/acclaimed actors in blockbuster fare rather than mostly unestablished/subpar ones anyway.

Edited August 28, 2017 by filmlover

[cookie]

6 minutes ago, filmlover said:

We should actually want to have accomplished/acclaimed actors in blockbuster fare rather than mostly unestablished/subpar ones anyway.

I get the subpar part but having unestablished names in blockbusters is just as important as having established ones.

[snarkmachine]

LA Times writer:

 

 

[Jonwo]

$70m would be fantastic

[WrathOfHan]

1 hour ago, UNDERDOG said:

I don't want to defend @WrathOfHan 

[Mojoguy]

The director himself.

Are you shooting those flashbacks now? When the kids are at that age?
MUSCHIETTI: No, I’m just praying that the kids don’t grow up.

Sounds like they could have planned this better and filmed the flashbacks during filming of the first movie. To be fair, I don't think they were ever expecting IT to be this huge.

The miniseries was smart enough to do that, but they were lucky enough to be able to film the whole thing at one go with both the kids and adult actors.

It was always cool whenever they flashbacked to the kids during the adult focused Part 2 of the miniseries. It connected both parts better, also they obviously could use what they couldn't fit in Part 1. Edited August 28, 2017 by Mojoguy

[DlAMONDZ]

4 hours ago, snarkmachine said:

LA Times writer:

 

 

100+ is happening

[cax16]

Got my tickets for next Friday, my wife is really excited for this so I'm happy to go with her even if I'm not a huge horror fan. The reviews I've read so far are actually making me more excited. 

[baumer]

Without getting into spoilers, I wanted to put my two cents into the character ark argument.  IMO, they all go through significant characters arcs.  Ben, Bill, Mike, Bev, Richie, Stan and Eddie all start off as young kids and then have to deal with something extraordinary.  To say that Bill and Bev go through the greatest arc is fine, if it is your opinion.  IMO, they all go through really significant change.  Can't get into spoilers here but for those of you who have read the book, think about all they have been through.  It's pretty intense.

[NoobSaibot]

28 minutes ago, Stutterng baumer Denbrough said:

Without getting into spoilers, I wanted to put my two cents into the character ark argument.  IMO, they all go through significant characters arcs.  Ben, Bill, Mike, Bev, Richie, Stan and Eddie all start off as young kids and then have to deal with something extraordinary.  To say that Bill and Bev go through the greatest arc is fine, if it is your opinion.  IMO, they all go through really significant change.  Can't get into spoilers here but for those of you who have read the book, think about all they have been through.  It's pretty intense.

I felt that Eddie, Ben, and Richie were the most interesting members of the Losers Club, so yeah, I agree that they all have something to offer.

[baumer]

22 minutes ago, NoobSaibot said:

I felt that Eddie, Ben, and Richie were the most interesting members of the Losers Club, so yeah, I agree that they all have something to offer.

And for me, I liked Ben's story the best.  But this is all good news, it just means that King has written characters that appeal to many different people.

[Mojoguy]

Tim Curry is GOD.

I hope the new Pennywise has plenty of funny scenes, and is not just a complete monster.

This scene from the miniseries will always be freaking hilarious.

Edited August 29, 2017 by Mojoguy