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

[filmlover]

6 minutes ago, Robertman2 Floats Too said:

lmao

[MrGamer]

7 minutes ago, Robertman2 Floats Too said:

The advertising for this movie just writes itself. 

[robertman2]

Tbh I kinda wanna leave a bunch of red balloons around my town. Especially since it's my town is like Derry

[DAR]

1 hour ago, shayhiri said:

I'll go see it first thing tomorrow - and then come straight back here and sh!t all over it (It), horror movies, and Stephen King in particular.

 

So there.

You do you boo

[DealWithIt]

Rock as Ben, delivers the Rock Bottom, spinebuster and then the People's Elbow to Pennywise. All topped off with a glorious one liner. 

 

I would buy a dozen tickets for opening day to see that. 

[Deep Wang]

Here I go!  I hope I float!

[MinaTakla]

Encouraging first day in South Korea

Not as high as Annabelle (but that's a sequel):

 

 

[Tauren Warlock]

It's going to be the biggest horror movie of all time.

[KeepItU25071906]

4,2 and 4,25

 

 

 

[Durden]

Scary as Stranger Things. But i liked.

[baumer]

7 hours ago, shayhiri said:

I'll go see it first thing tomorrow - and then come straight back here and sh!t all over it (It), horror movies, and Stephen King in particular.

 

So there.

 

That's a horrible attitude to take when it comes to seeing a film. If you're already convinced that you're going to hate it then why are you going to see it?

[cax16]

 

[That One Girl]

30 minutes ago, cax16 said:

 

 

300M OPENING WEEKEND CONFIRMED.

[NoobSaibot]

Bought three reserved seats for tonight's 7:00 PM preview screening, which is currently sold out at Park Place Cinemas.

 

I've never been this excited for a horror film. That's fucking nuts!

[TheDarkKnightOfSteel]

Guuuuuys.You'll certainly float.This was fcking amazing.

 

Best Horror film ever for me,bar none.It's very creepy and disturbing yet somehow it founds some warmth and humanity in its quite moments.The scares are not there just because its a horror movie.They are very effective.Well developed characters,that you genunely care about,brough to life by a terrific ensemble.You could actually say that this is a charcater drama just as much it's a horror film,which is great because you really feel for the characters when something happens to them so the "horror" element has more impact.It's visually stunning.Honestly,i have nothing bad to say.It leaves you with a feel of unease long after you leave the theater.

 

Now i hope Muschietti does the unthinkable and delievers a great horror sequel.

Edited September 7, 2017 by TheDarkKnightOfSteel

[MrGlass2]

It even got good reviews, 70 on Metacritic.

 

It is going to be huge!

[MCKillswitch123]

@TheDarkKnightOfSteel A great horror sequel is not unthinkable - James Wan did it with The Conjuring 2 - but that's awesome to hear.

 

Between Mama and especially this, Andy Muschietti has just entered the elite horror directors club that is bound to get big gigs from WB from now on, alongside Wan and David Sandberg.

[snarkmachine]

9 minutes ago, MCKillswitch123 said:

@TheDarkKnightOfSteel A great horror sequel is not unthinkable - James Wan did it with The Conjuring 2 - but that's awesome to hear.

 

Between Mama and especially this, Andy Muschietti has just entered the elite horror directors club that is bound to get big gigs from WB from now on, alongside Wan and David Sandberg.

Trying to think of what DC superhero movie Muschietti could direct next. Maybe Black Adam given the Rock's effusive Instagram post a few pages back?

 

I feel like WB tends to 'promote from within' with its actors/creatives more than any other studio.

[Boxofficerules]

It's funny to think that they almost cancelled this due to Poltergeist underperforming. Just goes to show you shouldn't cancel one project because another one failed.... PARAMOUNT

[baumer]

28 minutes ago, TheDarkKnightOfSteel said:

Guuuuuys.You'll certainly float.This was fcking amazing.

 

Best Horror film ever for me,bar none.It's very creepy and disturbing yet somehow it founds some warmth and humanity in its quite moments.The scares are not there just because its a horror movie.They are very effective.Well developed characters,that you genunely care about,brough to life by a terrific ensemble.You could actually say that this is a charcater drama just as much it's a horror film,which is great because you really feel for the characters when something happens to them so the "horror" element has more impact.It's visually stunning.Honestly,i have nothing bad to say.It leaves you with a feel of unease long after you leave the theater.

 

Now i hope Muschietti does the unthinkable and delievers a great horror sequel.

 

That's good to hear. The strength of the book was the characters. The horror in the book came because we identified with the character so much and that is one of the things about the movie that I've been looking forward to. So I'm glad you feel this way about the film.