YOU'LL FLOAT TOO

This new Pennywise has to be the scariest movie monster we've seen in years. Literally years. There's two scenes in this movie that absolutely sent shivers down my spine. First when Pennywise possesses the slideshow and we finally get to see his very creepy and mental face in the final scene. What a build-up! I nearly pissed myself.

The other one is in the basement, first we see the excellent performance by Georgie's actor. You'll float too never has sounded more epically scary. And then Pennywise rises from the waters. I jumped in my chair and still do when watching this. I can tell I will be on the edge of my seat in theatres this september.

The movie itself seems to capture that 80s feeling we've seen in Stranger Things and other important work. Do your part and see it in theaters. Be a part of history.

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I literally got home from seeing this movie just now. Was wondering how they'd handle the gang-bang scene with Beverly Marsh but... (SPOILER?) ... the slide before the end credits reads that this is "IT Chapter #1"

Anyone know if they're already into production of Chapter #2? Still waiting to see how they handle the gang-bang scene.

Half the fuckers in my cinema were high on something and nearly pissed themselves every 10 minutes.

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>>87475085
It's one of the best movies I've saw in recent years
I just love the chemistry between the cast

is the one from the 90s good? should i see it bros?

I thought it was bad.
Overuse of cgi
the cast had bad interaction
their dialogue felt forced and written by a "hello fellow kids snapchat"

>>87475258

So you're saying they don't even get down into the sewers and fight IT as kids in this one ?

Because right after that is when the gangbang scene occurs in the book.

>>87475258
>Anyone know if they're already into production of Chapter #2?


maybe preproduction, but they still need to recast the kids as adults.

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>>87475339
>So you're saying they don't even get down into the sewers and fight IT as kids in this one ?

Yes they do

>Because right after that is when the gangbang scene occurs in the book.

It's been more than 20 years since I read the novel. Doesn't it occur later when they're adults and all grown up?

>>87475403

>It's been more than 20 years since I read the novel. Doesn't it occur later when they're adults and all grown up?

Nope, that's the controversy, they are underage kids doing a gangbang on Beverly Marsh, also it's her idea.

>>87475403
Bro, use some logic, if the fucking happened with the characters as adults then there wouldn't be much a controversy around it.

>>87475258
>the slide before the end credits reads that this is "IT Chapter #1"
but do they actually finish the story and the kids beat IT?
I watched the 2 parter as a kid, I already know the ending

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>>87475672

They do. There's a pact made afterwards to gather together in 27? years if IT returns. Then they show the "IT Chapter #1" slide before the end credits roll.

Best horror movie of the decade hands down, solid 8/10. They'll fuck up the sequel though, the kids are the best part of the movie

>>87475085
Reminder there was not an orgy in the novel.

>>87475467
I don't even think that counts as a gang bang. They each have sex with her one at a time.

1000/10. A few things felt off and I wish Mike was handled different but pennywise was PERFECT and that's why I went to the movie

>>87475085
High 7, possibly 8. It's the best horror movie I've seen in quite a while. Surprisingly funny, too. It's like Hollywood is remembering the difference between irrelevant quips and organic humor.

>>87475295
If you see this one, all you're missing from the 90s one is Tim Curry as Pennywise. He did a great job for what they were going for. Skarsgard is playing a far different version, one that's more in the tone of the book, in my opinion.

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>bullying the black kid not because race, but because homeschooling

>>87476561
Still a gangbang but more specifically running a train.

>>87476690
It was because of his race, they just didn't call him nigger because it wasn't the 50s anymore

>>87477008
>racism is over guys

>>87476690
I don't know how much more obvious it could have been that Bowers was racially motivated to hate him

Solid 8/10, only wish Ben and Mike were more fleshed out, especially since it can be argued that Ben is the main character of the adult portion.
I would say Finn Wolfhard and Bill Skarsgard come out of this movie looking the best.

Was fucking great. Saw it in a packed theatre and everybody loved it.

>>87477520
Finn, Ben and Bev were the best beside Pennywise
I just want them to add more personal scenes for Richie

>>87475327
>the cast had bad interaction
Probably the strongest aspect of the whole movie actually.

The only creepy scene for me is the one where Henry in the sewer with the corpse approaching him from the dark

Someone have the pennywise down with the sickness video?

What's the horror style? Is it scary, creepy, disturbing, etc.?

>>87475176
Stop with the fucking copy pasta shill. I'm half tempted to drop my current opinion of the movie and just blast each thread with a negative copy pasta of my own just to offset you.

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Just got back from seeing it, fucking great movie, some really innovative scenes and excellent production quality overall. FUCK.

>>87477863
equal parts of each IMO

>>87475085
I thought it was a good film, not perfect but very good and well worth the watch.
It's not a typical horror movie, so people unfamiliar with the mini series or the book might be disapointed, cause the movie spends large amount of time establishing the Losers' Club and their interactions. The creepy horror stuff comes in short bursts sandwiched between the Losers' club being adorable losers.

So high 7, maybe 8/10, would recommend.

>>87475258
That blood brother scene was the replacement of the gang bang.

>>87477863
Bit of everything really, some of the horror is fairly funny even. I'm pretty jaded when it comes to horror movies so that's not what I was really there for. I just enjoyed it for the adventure/friendship of the kids teaming up, but if you're fairly sensitive to horror movies you'll probably be frightened.

>>87476695
is it fap worthy? i need moar loli literature.

>>87477968
I think they had both the "orgy" and a blood oath in the book?
But yeah, i see no problem with cutting the orgy bit out, in the end it actually does very little to the story and characters.

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>>87475085
I saw it. It was pretty shit. Didn't jump once. Way too much boo hoo backstory for the kids and no backstory on the monster, Pennywise, which was the most interesting.

It reminds me of Mike Stoklasa's assessment that a lot of modern horror movies are like carnival rides that take you from scene to scene with no story to carry it through.

The kids were fun and had chemistry. That teenage girl is going to be spammed on /tv/ for the next year and in 3-4 years she's going to be a household star. Total cutie.

Man everyone is saying its pretty good I dont think Ill be able to wait until they release the torrent

>>87475403
They wait 5 years when actress who plays Beverly is 20 years old and then they film the gangbang scene mixed as a flashback during Part Two
Would this work?

>>87478079
>Didn't jump once.
The Library scene wasn't scary?

>headless scarecrow chasing Ben
What made me jump was when it all went quiet and It shouted "HEY EGG HEAD" and suddenly Ben turns around and it's It chasing him.

>>87475339
>>87475176 and >>87475258 are copypasta, don't respond. They fight Pennywise in the sewer and defeat him. Part 2 will pick up with them returning to finish him off as adults.

>>87475176
You're going to laugh your ass off, fucking pussy

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Kid who plays Ben said in an interview he wants Chris Pratt to play his adult self (since in the book it says Ben loses lots of weight).

Would this be goat casting?

Beverly actress said she wants Amy Adams as her adult self.

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>racist Bully wearing an Anthrax shirt
Why not Skrewdriver? Skrewdriver began in 1977 as a punk band before turning to white power in the early 80's and I've been wanting to see them referenced in a movie (mainly because I absolutely love the guitar riffs and guitar solos)

>>87478413
Getting big name stars to play the kids as adults would be expensive as fuck.

>>87478499
>Getting big name stars to play the kids as adults would be expensive as fuck.
This movie is likely to earn over $500 million just by Stranger Things actor along with all the praise it's been getting

>>87478499

It will also be terrible. It should be all unknowns playing the adults, except maybe Stanley because he just kills himself at the open anyway

>>87478524
Sure, but you're forgetting that everyone pretty much universally loves the first part when the main cast are kids, the second half has never had the same charm.
Secondly, even if there is a chance of part II making huge profit, the studio might still be wary to cast several big name stars.

I'm not saying it can't happen, just saying that it's unlikely.

How is the spider/drider in the movie?

>>87478635
It's not, the spider was in part II in the miniseries, unless i remember all wrong.

>>87478499
They don't need A-list actors for a movie like this.

>>87478706
>the spider was in part II in the miniseries
Haven't seen the miniseries because I am afraid it shits all over the book but I am also sure when they are adults, they have to fight a giant eyeball

>>87478635
Only appears very briefly

>>87478707
I never said they did

>>87478728
The movie ends when the kids first defeat IT In the sewers

>>87478707
Yes and no. Yes, because it could have more atrention from the public, and, they can give a better performance (which is what matters); no, because, judging by the story, it can become the new Star Wars prequels, but they would call it "The new It sequel" or something. Make your bets

>>87478784
They're not going to get a bunch of fucking alisters to play a bunch of fucking nerds

OK faggots he comes the most important part of the thread :

Torrent when/where?

7/10

>>87478822
Well, they did it with Star Wars...

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>Am I not real enough for you Billy? It was REAL enough for Georgie!

Skarsgard>Curry without a doubt

>>87478413
Actually she said Jessica Chastain, pleb

>>87478937
Both were good, different takes on the same character.

>>87477990
I've beat off to it a few times.

>>87478952
Both were crap

>>87475085
Going to see tonight, will let you all know my expert opinion this evening.

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Where are the shitty cam rips?

I was gonna watch it in cinema with my weeks food money but they have no singel policy

>>87479029
bueno

>>87479051
Ebert, is that you? I thought you were dead!...

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Lol.

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>Michael Jackson's hair!
>New Kids on the Block!
>The Cure!

Holy fuck am I sick of DUDE 80's LMAO. The entire point of the original novel is that the childhood part takes places in the buttoned down, repressed, Norman Rockwell 50's suburbia where the adults pretend everything is perfect and happy but there's this seedy underbelly of darkness and murder.

>>87478947
>Actually she said Jessica Chastain, pleb
I've seen 2 interviews and she CLEARLY says Amy Adams. Take an interest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc5_ZkReJmE

>>87479142
>when you nutted by she's still floatin

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>>87475295
>should i see it bros?

3 hours of appalling acting, horribly butchered and slow storyline, shitty camerawork and visuals
so no

>>87479093
>tfw my cinema all of a sudden has made the ticket sales much cheaper
Is this because less and less go to the movies?

Either way I am very pleased

>>87478413

>35 million budget
>Wants Chris Pratt

Not going to happen.

>shooting an 8 year old in the head and then watch him transform and vomit black stuff
Very well done. Still didn't actually feel like it went full R Rated all the way through but it sure had some disturbing scenes

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>>87479142
Fuck you this looked great

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>>87479142

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>>87479420
I love how his jaw popped out, reminds me of the deacon xenomorph

It didn't scare me though it made me laugh a few times.

I really dig Pennywise's look, it's not scary or anything. He just looks like a badass.

>>87479341
Fuck, actors are really overpaid

>>87475176
where is this pasta from?

>>87479472
I liked when he transformed back into the clown in one scene and he brushes himself off randomly

>>87479473
>Fuck, actors are really overpaid
Every main actor of GoT gets paid over a million for each episode... and people complain why some of the sets and CGI look cheap

>>87479510
The scene where he landed a fucking spiderman pose was great.

>>87479473
Jennifer Lawrence and Johnny Depp are the worst offenders. Lawrence complains about the pay gap and doing capeshit roles while being the most payed actor of a cast and Depp still demands huge sums despite not being a big name anymore.

>>87478079

>didn't jump once

Is that a bad thing when you seem to be saying that most horror movies these days are just "carnival rides"? It seems like jump scares are integral to the carnival ride formula. That was one of the reasons I actually liked this one, it was just an entertaining adventure. The only time I was even remotely caught by surprise by something on screen was when Beverly hit her dad in the head and then Pennywise suddenly appeared behind her. And that was because every other scene I can think of had obvious buildup that didn't waste time. It seemed like there was always loud music playing and it was obvious when the "jump" would happen, which ended up making it not a cheap scare.

Really the whole thing reminds me of Muschietti's other movie Mama. That movie was barely a horror movie, it felt more like a fairy tale. This movie felt like an adventure with monsters and the power of friendship™. Main thing I didn't like was lack of character development for Homeschool kid and the jewish kid. I think everyone else had more establishment.

7/10
For what it was trying to do, make the horror much more garish, it was overdone and repetitive at times, and other times just gratuitous.
It lost the creep factor, which requires some subtlety, and the fear factor in parts because it repeated the same tropes over and over.
Leper for the 10th time, okay
Gaping maw for the 15th time, gee whiz
Jump scare with clown again, okay

That being said the actors were fine and the remake itself was pretty good. I'm probably suffering from nostalgia goggles because I saw the first one when I was a pre-teen and it freaked me out a lot.

REMEMBER THAT IT IS FEMALE AND I'LL GLADLY FUCK HER

>>87475295
it's a 90s tv movie trying to be scary and mostly failing unless clowns really rile you up, it's really not that good

>>87479214
B-but muh 80s revival

>>87479867
This. The actors in this version are so much better.

Do they show Georgie's arm being ripped off or does it just cut to his funeral?

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>>87475085
Saw it last night. Legit so much better than the original. The scene with Pennywise in the fridge was fucking crazy.

Also, book nerds, how the fuck does a child orgy fit into this?

>>87479895
There was never an orgy. Don't listen to /tv/ memesters.

>>87479895
in the book, after they beat It or think they do, they try go back but get lost and distressed in the sewers
Bev decides to fuck all the boys in order for all of them to calm down and somehow, manage to follow the path outside of the damn place. That's pretty much it.

The whole thing is honestly kinda fucked up and you have to remember that King was drowning up to the eyebrows in coke during the years he wrote that particular book and some other stories

>>87479804
the force is female and i would gladly fuck the force.

>>87479893
they show it.

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>>87479142

>>87479893
he gets it bitten off.

>>87475085
6.5/10

>>87479457
>>87479420
girl I work with has gums like that.
Dubs and I tell her she looks like pennywise

I give it the highest grade of course. C+

>>87480007
Yeah King himself has said the scene functioned both to make the bond between the kids even stronger, and a sort of passage to adulthood.

"I wasn't really thinking of the sexual aspect of it. The book dealt with childhood and adulthood --1958 and Grown Ups. The grown ups don't remember their childhood. None of us remember what we did as children--we think we do, but we don't remember it as it really happened. Intuitively, the Losers knew they had to be together again. The sexual act connected childhood and adulthood. It's another version of the glass tunnel that connects the children's library and the adult library. Times have changed since I wrote that scene and there is now more sensitivity to those issues. "

turns out those red lines that go from his lips up through his eyes are 'seams' of where his face splits open

>>87477440
Why not just call him a nigger then?
I guess people in media are scared of making the
left-tards angry.

>>87480217
Because real people don't call others "nigger" to their face even when they're thinking it

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Will us Ben's ever win the girl?

>>87480217
shut up nerd

I CLAPPED I CLAPPED WHEN I SAW IT
I REMEMBER TIM CURRY LMAOOOOO
good sequel btw

>>87480342
>Will us Ben's ever win the girl?
become a hot architect

>>87480342
In the book, Ben has the biggest wee wee and pleasures Bev the most. Hope this makes you feel better.

>>87479214
>where the adults pretend everything is perfect and happy but there's this seedy underbelly of darkness and murder.

Because that definitely ended in the 50s in America? Its still like that now in a lot of places, and in the 80s it was probably even worse!

>>87480448
They also pretty much become a couple in the end of the book, however as >>87480446 pointed out, Ben becomes a hot architect.

>>87479420
I want him to bite me.

>>87480342

He does win her in the end.

But only after Bill forgets her, she gets dicked senseless by a series of violent boyfriend, Bill shoots her down once again, then she decides than Ben is actually hot and Rich now so she definitely always loved him.

King knew....

>>87480459

It really wasn't at all. If anything the 80's is most famous for the opposite extreme which is yuppie decadence and nuclear war nihilism

>>87480568
Yuppie decadence was a thing in big cities, small town america even in the 80s was all white picket fences where nothing bad ever happened...

is the new Henry Bowers better or worse than the one of the old movie?

>>87480707
Every actor is way better than the miniseries.

>>87480707
>>87480727
That scene where he walked to the mailbox almost took me out of the whole movie. It just looked really jarring how he walked the whole way with stiff shoulders. Was that supposed to be intentional?

Anyone have footage or pics of Pennywise killing georgie?

>>87481275
look up on youtube

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>>87481167
he was scared

>>87480567
Although in the orgy scene, Ben is the one who tears her hymen, makes her feel her first orgasm and got the longest description. It was always meant to happen.

Stand By Me with clowns. Great characters but over reliance on forced jump scares.

>>87481512
Strange, i felt like there were very few actual jump scares.

>>87481540
Same here. Outside of a couple, I was pleasantly surprised that this movie didn't rely on them.

>>87481575
>Comfy scene with the kids riding their bikes, which were the most interesting scenes.
>Music starts playing.
>Progressively louder screeching noise.
>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>OGGA BOOGA CLOWNS NIGGA YOU GON GET RAPED HAHAHAHA
>Repeat every 10 minutes with a different character.

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>>87478413
I hope that kid who played Ben will lose weight for real. He's kinda cute and I don't want for him to be typecast like "that chubby kid".

>>87481575
A horror movie not reliant on jumpscares!? By the gods i gotta see this

>>87481540
>>87481575

Are you fucking nuts? The movie was essentially Jump Scares: The Movie. They were very well executed jump scares but that's still what they were. There was essentially one every 5 minutes.

>>87481737
>OGGA BOOGA

?

>>87481737
That's just how Pennywise works, it uses things the kids find scary, so the movie needs to establish what the kids are afraid of, i think the pacing might have needed some tightening there, but most of those scares were not jump scares at all.

>>87481855
t. stupid dog

>>87481754
That's what happened with Jerry O'Connell after Stand By Me.

>>87481878
It's "OOGA BOOGA". Who the fuck says "OGGA BOOGA"?

>>87481817
Seriously what? My girlfriend loves shitty horror films with shitty jump scares, so i've seen boatloads of them, yet when watching It, i didn't feel like there were loads of jump scares at all.

You gotta be operating on a whole different meaning of "Jump scare" than the rest of us.

>>87477154
It mostly is for whites vs blacks up north. Stationary in the south.

>>87475467
>Everyone calls you a slut
>You keep telling everyone that it's just a rumor
>You're idea for killing It is to have one massive orgy with everyone that's present
Please tell me she wasn't like this in the book, this bothered me the whole time I was watching the movie. She's a massive god damn slut and the movie keeps trying to convince you to be sympathetic for her.

Is Pennywise funny?

>>87482034
It wasn't an orgy.

>>87478069
The 'orgy', them having sex one at a time though, shows them turning mature before their time thanks to the trauma of dealing with IT. It's quite important.

>>87479420
is there a picture of the deadlights yet?

If nothing else, IT threads have proven that most of /tv/ doesn't know what an orgy is.

>>87475085
This movie was a joke and the anons saying it was great have to be shill or retarded

>>87482107
There is a a short few second shot of 3 swirling lights inside Pennywise's mouth/throat but i haven't seen any screenshots of it yet.

>>87482093
I agree them maturing before their time is an important aspect, i don't however agree that sex scene between a bunch of kids is the only or even the best way of showing it.

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>>87478728
The Crawling Eye, a film from the 1950s. I believe Eddie was afraid of it.

>>87479420
Does he torture his victims or just eats them up right away?

>>87482433
all the bodies were floating up around some giant cylinder in the sewer

>>87481817

The whole movie was literally jump scares lol. They were well done and sometimes innovative but still there were like 20

>>87481343
he also pissed his pants

You know what would be kinda funny? Seth Green playing older Richie in Chapter 2. He played the younger version in the first mini-series, and he's almost the exact right age for it.

>>87479794
>It lost the creep factor, which requires some subtlety, and the fear factor in parts because it repeated the same tropes over and over.
I thought that was the point? The audience doesn't feel as scared by the end, just like the kids.

Or I'm just spouting shit

The only question that has to be asked is: Is the spider in it?

>>87482328
No, that was Richie as a kid. He had a thing for eye-related horror, being half-blind without his glasses.

>>87475295
It's terrible. The acting is horrible and the lines and delivery are cringe-worthy

>>87482627
Not this chapter, as there shouldn't be. They don't discover its (2nd to last) true form until as adults.

>>87482627
Nope.

>>87480707

Bowers was menacing in this movie. He did great.

>>87475295
Tim Curry is the only good part about it.
Not worth the watch if you're looking for an actual good miniseries.
Totally worth the watch if you want to see some Tim Curry antics.

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>>87482687
>>87482689
>It's a Hobbit trilogy
Yeah, no. Fuck this shit.

>>87482745
The movie takes the structure of the 90s miniseries, first half with the kids, second with them as adults. So it was kind of obvious from the start that it will come in 2 parts.
The book is like 1000+ page doorstopper, kind of hard to cram that into a single movie.

>>87482745
I don't really understand what you mean by the Hobbit comparison. The book has friggin' 1400 pages and moves in two different time periods (plus interludes with adult Mike Hanlon discovering the history of Derry in between). This movie wisely adapts the part when they're kids and tells it in chronological order.

The movie stands completely on its own. If it's successful enough, there'll be chapter 2 eventually, when they're adults.

>>87482863
Just to make sure I'm clear, THIS MOVIE DOES NOT END IN A CLIFFHANGER. If there's never a sequel, the story is over, and in a satisfactory fashion.

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The way Pennywise's face distorts to show his deadlights was great, it's like the Langoliers but not as stupid looking.

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>the absolute banter coming from this little faggot for the whole movie

Unironically impressive comic relief tbqh

>>87482902
The only thing that ruins what you said is that they call it Chapter 1 at the end. Otherwise, yeah, it'd be fine standalone

Been a long time since ive seen a movie so obviously shilled here. Hope none of you fall for it.

Seriously though, if I'm being critical, I give it 8/10.

But personally I loved it, 9/10. Not much I can think of that I would change.

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So... is there any psychological horror? or is it just spooky imagery with obligatory jumpscares and unoriginal sound design?

>>87483007
I agree. Also, these screencaps don't in any way do justice to how great and creepy it looked on film.

Does it set up a sequel for when they're adults?

>>87480505
>him

Watched the movie. It was ok, 7/10.
All my complaints are about canon and that's all.
As for me, filmmakers depicted not so important scenes longer than they should and omitted or changed most of interesting moments of IT book. I understand they cut out Patrick murdering a toddler, but his death was toned down in comparison with book.
Both original tv series and this movie retell Ben's encounter with clown in a wrong way because muh screen-time and place, when it was at winter, not summer. For those who want to get similair experience in the movie better watch Corpse Bride bridge scene. Same rant goes for Mike's and Stan's stories, but I see why they did Black Spot reference.
IT is definitely not a horror. It's too simplistic to be a horror, unfortunatelly. It's an adventure movie that can be accepted by normalfags.
What's good that is both kids' and adults' peformance despite one or two forced moments. But I'd swap roles between boys that played Stan and Ed. David Mazouz could be Stan for an example. All Henry's scenes were good. Clown was great, but goofier near the end.
Movie format is bad for IT story. If they went for a tv show with extra Derry history episodes, that would be something.

>>87483086
Even good movies are shilled, anon. Everything is shilled.

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>>87483183

>>87483183
The movie ends with showing the title "It:
Chapter One"

>>87483183
Yes. There's no post-credits scene (just Pennywise laughter) but they swear to come back in 27 years if it wakes again. (They figure out its dormancy cycle in the movie.)

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>>87475085
Okay, I get why they were in their underwear while swimming, but was it really necessary for them to be in their underwear for the entire15 minute sequence that followed?

>>87483183
The story wraps up, with the Losers' club promising to return in case It returns.
So it sort of finishes this story, and gently establishes that the story as a whole might not be over yet.

>>87475085
It was entertaining enough. 3/5. The main problem I had with it, and this is no surprise, is how rushed everything felt. Trying to cram an 1,100 page book into 2 1/2 hours resulted in sacrificing too many good elements of the story. Keep in mind the adult portion of the story really only makes up about one quarter of the book.

Why do i have a feeling redditors are overrating this movie? Also the insane amount of shilling is putting me off.
Someone real let me know how it actually was.

>>87483278
Were these kids really so poor as to not be able to have swim suits? I'm the exact same age as the kids in this movie version, and I had swimwear in 89. With poor working class background.

>>87483278
eye candy

>>87483313
This was a good answer. Thank you.

>>87483007
>mouth splits at the red lines on IT's face
guess that weird design choice was for a reason

>>87483358
They're supposed to be skinny dipping. This was the ridiculous Amerikkkan MPA approved version.

>>87477817

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u6KXFN9dIg

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I'll just say this: the fat kid's tits made me want to suck on them. I'm not even kidding. He has some beautiful, smooth pink innie nipples. Delicious tits. I'm dead serious. I felt gay as fuck watching that kid when he was shirtless. I am so sorry.

>>87482745
Hobbit could have easily (and should have easily, fuck those Jews at the studio) fit into one movie, maaaaaybe two.

This, however, NEEDS to be two movies.

>>87483358
>Someone real let me know how it actually was.
I
WANNA
HEAL
I
WANNA
FEEL
LIKE I'M CLOSE TO SOMETHING
REAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL

>>87483502
No they weren't. They don't get naked just to swim anywhere in the novel. They get naked when they're hopelessly lost in the unbelievably large, possibly eldritch geometry Derry sewers where they had discovered decades-old bodies of sewer workers, died having got lost, after the magic that allowed them (or more specifically Eddie) to find their way inside into Its lair by way of instinct started to vanish when It was vanquished, and they needed to rekindle it for a moment.

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>>87477817
>>87483526
OOOOHHHHH WAH AH AH AH

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>>87483533
Should've cut the gay kid shit, expanded the adulthood and cosmogony, and done a crossover/tie-in with Dark Tower.

the clown shit is only scary if you're reading it as a kid and is of zero interest until the deadlights, fite me niggers.

>>87483530
It's okay, Penny.

>>87483358
Good, fun movie with great cast but it's not scary and it doesn't build atmosphere. You can tell at every moment they were trying to make a blockbuster, not a disturbing movie. Pennywise doesn't use the pedophilia/rape against Beverly and Mike is not called a nigger. The movie plays it incredibly safe and sanitized and tries to mask that by showing violence against kids.

>>87483358
Real person here

It's very good. Not great.

It's beautiful, but it isn't...iconic. Besides shit like the red balloon and Pennywise himself, there's nothing that could be taken out of the movie and plastered on a poster years later that makes you think "Oh fuck, it's IT".

>>87475085
>huge fucking hype
>mad viralling campaign
>first impressions on posters here when it came out extremely positive, praising it as one of the better recent horror movies
Everything points out to the movie being absolute shit, this exact same pattern has happened so many times before.

>>87479893

pennywise furiously waves georgie's disembodied hand at mike at one point from some bushes, it's pretty funny

>>87477866
anon you're assuming this pasta is from someone who's shilling the movie instead of realising it's pasta from someone who either doesn't care or dislikes the movie and is just pasting a purposefully transparent glowing review because it's funny to get this bored riled up about shills.

>>87482034
now why do you have an issue feeling sympathetic towards someone who likes to have sex?

>>87475470
>>87478302
>>87475403
in Part 2 they could have some 'kid era' flashbacks, as I for one would be really interested in Patrick's hellfridge, which Mike's come across

>>87483183

they do everything but slap a release date onscreen

>guys we have to promise each other that if this movie makes enough money, we'll all come back to derry as different actors in a year and a half. we truly have become stephen king's it (2017).

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>>87482700
>>87480707
>>87480727
>>87481167
he's menacing as fuck

5/10.

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>>87479804

>>87483278
fanservice for fa/tv/irgins

>>87483669
This. Very much this. The only serious flaw.

>>87483913

He's a flat one dimensional stereotype. Surprised this didn't play every time he appeared on screen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwM8BTAQ3dM

>>87483673
>Besides shit like the red balloon and Pennywise himself, there's nothing that could be taken out of the movie and plastered on a poster years later that makes you think "Oh fuck, it's IT"

Just like the miniseries then.

It wasn't disappointing. I had pretty very low expectations, so it turned out a pleaseant surprise.
Some parts were outright laughable, but I think that was intended (that fucking dance, Bev got served)
Also based Frog, unstoppable burn machine.

>>87475176
>Even director Andrés Muschietti wasnt safe from Skarsgårds twisted vision

>>87483349
Mike not being called a nigger by Bowers disturbed me. I don't get why they side-stepped this. No pedophilia vibes with Bev, though...? What? The book suggests her dad has sexual feelings about her. The movie does everything but actually say out aloud that he has raped her repeatedly.

>>87484254
>>87483349
Sorry, replied to wrong post.
>>87483669
This is what I meant to reply to.

>>87484254
>The movie does everything but actually say out aloud that he has raped her repeatedly

Yet It never uses that. Instead it tries to scare her with a comical amount of blood. Because hey, blood is scary!!!! Oh my god I was shaking when that comically large river of blood came out of the sink!

>>87484254
>The movie does everything but actually say out aloud that he has raped her repeatedly.
But in the novel she was a virgin until Ben fucked her with his massive dong.

>>87483973
11/10 would bang

>>87484254
Did you not watch the movie? They did everything but show Bev's dad rape her. He smelled her hair, touched her hair (her cutting it and the way she cries basically shows that he has molested her), he asks if she's still "his girl", asks if the "boys know" (she's not a virgin, her father raped her), and he even touches her crotch while they're fighting on the ground.

>>87484312
Did you see the same movie as I did? Her dad was about to rape her until she kicked him in the balls. Also, "Are you still my little girl?" is obviously a reference to how he fucks her. Or did you want an explicit pedophilia scene you fucking asshole pervert?

>>87475176
This but unironically.

>>87484312
Yeah, why PW never turned into her dad... oh wait.

>>87484349
Ungh. I misquoted my post on this one. "No pedophilia vibes on Bev, though" meant to reference the poster that claimed there were none in the movie, which is wrong. Now everyone is confused and its my fault. Sorry.

>>87484254
The movie making the pedophilia thing between Bev and her father is actually a point against the own movie. Why? 'Cause the villain of the fucking movie is a monster that feeds on fear, but it never uses that against Bev. It quickly turns into her father at the end in a callback to a previous scene. That's it. There's no rapy Pennywise. No disturbing horror scenes playing with Bev's fear. Instead we get a gallon of cartoon blood.

Fuck, even the leper looked cartoonish as hell instead of scary like an actual person with leprosy. Everything in this movie is a big cartoon. Nothing feels real and disturbing. It's like they tried to make it not scary by turning everything into a Looney Tunes version of what it was supposed to be.

>>87475295
No.

>>87484438
The blood represents her period that her father creepily talks about like a minute earlier

>>87484438
Rapy Pennywise... Only there's her dad being influenced by Pennywise to start being rapy (well, again) at a specific moment to help Pennywise capture Bev.

Also, we don't need to show Pennywise being rapy. That would not go over well. Because it would be stupid. Regardless of what you said, it would be stupid to show that. Also, Pennywise is actually a she.

I hope Ben gets played by an Uber Chad in the sequel. The problem with the original film is that Ben is portrayed as a rich "meh" guy, but he's supposed to be a rich jacked up dude

>>87484481
That he missed this speaks fucking volumes about his lack of perception.

>>87484438
I've never seen a real person with leprosy. I doubt Stan had. It was a cartoonish image of what he thought one would look like, because he was afraid of that. And it was a little bit cartoonish because he was a kid.

>>87484548
I thought of Channing Tatum.

>>87484606
The actor said he'd like Chris Pratt to play him which makes sense because Pratt himself went from fat guy to Uber Chad. Budget probably wouldn't work out though.

Was a leper's phrase that he'd blow for a dime in the movie?

>>87484659
For some reason I can't remember, he tries to make out with Eddie though which was nasty as shit

>>87484548
This actually brings up an interesting point. In the novel, everyone but Mike who stayed in town as a historian became great and successful in something that was foreshadowed as they were kids.

Bill told great tales and didn't stutter when he did so he became a great writer (which is another reason Beverly thought he had written the poem), Ben built a dam as a kid, and became an architect and so on.

But in this movie, Bill isn't shown being a potential writer. Ben doesn't build a dam, and instead its Ben who is the historian instead of Mike.

So... It's possible Ben will remain in Derry, and not be successful. While Bill goes on to become an artist (he is shown having drawn a picture of Bev in the movie), and Mike... I don't know... will own a chicken themed restaurant chain.

>>87483362
>admitting to being 14

the fuck is wrong with you?

>>87483278
I saw this movie by myself in a sold out theater. I usually don't sperg out about going to the movies alone, but this scene made me really uncomfortable. It felt like every person in the theater was thinking, "oh, now I get why he's here. Gross".

>>87484776
That'll be depressing. They already cucked Ben hard with Bill and Bev, if he doesn't get his transformation it'll be disappointing

>>87484729
>>87484659
Nah, he just says something like "What are you looking for Eddie?"

>>87484811
Yup, I went by myself too and I almost looked away during the scene where they check out Bev in her underwear

>>87483890
You tried, anon. I'll give you props for that.

I'm confused. Wasn't it announced right from the start that they were releasing it in two parts?

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>>87484802
How would a person who is currently 14 years of age have had swimming trunks in 1989?

>>87483913
>That faggot on his right
#NotMyRodrick

>>87484802
The fuck is wrong with YOU? He said he was that age in 89. And they're 13 in the movie you incessant twat.

>>87484889
I-I was just pretending... t-trolled you hahaha

I'm retarded, sorry.

>>87484889
>>87484802
Okay, obviously I meant that I was the same age in 89 as the kids in the movie. But you were too dumb to realize that.

>>87484830
Another proof that IT 2017 doesn't deliver proper adaptation, hiding all strangeness of novel.

>>87484959
It was a little weirdly worded to be fair.

>>87484959
I was pointing out that the other guy read it wrong. And the other guy admitted that he read it wrong, which is honestly commendable because that never happens here.

This movie made $13.5 million in Thursday night screenings. That's fucking insane for a horror film

>>87485053
It's not just insane for horror movies, it now holds the record for highest preview screenings for an R rated movie

>>87485025
I agree. I'm the fuck-up here. Sorry.

>>87485048
... And I keep misquoting posts on this thread. Maybe I should stop replying and just focus on my drinking. Sorry.

>>87484254
>>87484349
>>87484438
>>87484532
did they use i worry Bev, i worry A LOT in the movie?

and how's the leper?
does he suck for free?

>>87485188
The worry part yes. Not exactly 100% word for word but 98.5%.

The leper doesn't suck, unfortunately. He creeps out though.

>>87484776
>>87484820
but even the novel start with Ben mapping the history in the beginning briefly, even though Mike ultimately becomes the historian

>>87485255
Yeah, I think you're right. It's the miniseries messing with my memory of the continuity.

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>>87485188
>"I'LL SUCK YOUR DICK FOR A DIME FIFTEEN CENTS FOR OVERTIME"

>>87485233
alright, thanks!
im seeing it in cinema in two hours, cant wait desu
what are the best parts, what to look out for?

>>87485188
The Leper doesn't suck but tries to make out with Eddie

>>87485302
Scariest part: Library basement with Ben
Best acting part: The knife scene with Ben or Pennywise talking to Bev at the end
Most Brutal part: Georgie's death

8.5/10

+ Pennywise, great actor, almost rivaling Tim Curry's performance, much more serious and menacing, intimidating, but not without its comedic aspects
+ Gruesome deaths like Georgie, some meaty horror moments like Pennywise sucking face with the jew, and not being afraid of moments such as this
+ Good actors for the kids for the most part, although I have a strong nostalgia for the old, subjective who is better
+ Good setting, nice locations, nothing jarring or out of place unless you count the Legos
+ CGI mostly kept under control
+ Atmospheric and creepy, actually fairly high IQ/kino for what it is

- CGI in spots is bad, such as the "giant Pennywise", mixed really. Some of his "creations" were a bit lame.
- Nearly Mary Sue levels of pandering with Beverly, she is the main character for a lot of the film so it doesn't focus on much on the other kids, I didn't mind but it's such a Hollywood move
- Score was nothing impressive, prefer original here

The 1990 original I'd say:
>Part 1
7.5/10, good kids, Pennywise is great but it's not scary, entirely for cheesy comedy and ham, Tim Curry carries it, without him it'd just be shit
>Part 2
5/10, adult actors are fucking AWFUL, Bill is a s-s-stuttering p-p-ponytailed faggot, I watched it just before this one and laughed every scene he is in. Tim Curry is actually in even more of part 2 but he can't carry this disaster. Still worth seeing for his performance. Ending is retarded too.

>>87484438
>Cause the villain of the fucking movie is a monster that feeds on fear, but it never uses that against Bev.

In the books it is explained that Derry has a history of fucked up happenings that aren't directly caused by Pennywise, but it's likely that he influenced them indirectly. They kind of play with that idea in the movie, but the actual mythology of it all is really cluttered and messy. To their credit, they do show Pennywise telling Henry Bowers to kill his dad, but that's sloppy in that they didn't show him overtly influencing Bev's father, so if I didn't have prior knowledge of the story going in, I don't know if I would have necessarily related the two things together.

I liked the movie, but they needed to trim a lot of it down and streamline it to fit within the confines of the two hour runtime. The weakest aspect is that it never really establishes a clear set of rules for how the monster operates and what it can and cannot do.

>>87485302
For me, the best part besides Skarsgårds overall performance was Beverly and the sink.

And by best I mean: "Nope... nope... nope fuck that I can't watch."

>>87485292
i liked King's way of introducing and building up Derry by the various kids, and i remember clearly Ben noticing the children missing before he even met Bill and Eddie in the Barrens, as he was a huge library buff also recall the CANCELLED adult library card and Prince Albert in a can, which is also Ben's in the book, in his first adult encounter of Penny

>>87485357
Funniest part: Richie during the alley scene

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Haven't been this hype for a movie in years. My showing starts in twenty minutes and I got the whole room to myself. Also parked beside someone with red balloons tied to their car and someone tied one to the mailbox. Pretty fucking cool

where can I watch this online?

>>87485429
It came out TODAY.

>>87485421
>mailbox

I meant the light pole. Kek

>>87485233
>>87485301
>>87485312
how detailed is the leper portrayal or Penny in general?
do you get a good look, or just a hint and glance here and there?
im so fucking hyped

>>87485439
okay, so another 2 hours?

that's a big forehead

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>>87485421
In the theater I was at last night during the library scene with ben someone from outsidt he room released a red balloon into the theater that freaked out everyone. Kinda had me tense for awhile after that desu.

>>87485439
Fuck my country, we're neighbors with the U.S and still, it will be showing til' next week

>>87485479
That sounds really cool honestly. I'm glad I got the theater to myself, but I also kinda wish I could experience the hype of people around me freaking out and shit

>>87485448
You get full looks of both of them. You even get to see Pennywise's true form that they didn't even put in the original (The Drider isn't his full true form)

>>87485369
>unless you count the Legos

What do you mean?

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>>87485515
perfect, thanks a bunch fellow clownbro

>>87483630
Dark Tower was fucking shit and you know it.

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I desperately want to fuck Penny.

>>87485302
The dance. You'll know what I'm talking about when it happens. Also the projector scene.

>>87483973
>when you have no tits so you just paint them on instead

>>87485659
Most people miss it, but that's actually where you get to see It's TRUE form. You know the orange swirls behind him during the dance? That is actually Pennywise.

>>87483630
MUH ELDRITCH HORROR

>>87485688
I saw that . I thought it might be the macroverse where it was from ? It looked cool

>>87483973
>Those painted on tits
Kek

>no bullet making scene
>no Stan in Standpipe episode
Missed opportunities.

>>87485688
>>87485712
ill be on a lookout, thank you

the only thing im kinda sad about they could at least be a little more creative with the scarings, if they wanted to differentiate from the book
like a crack in the ceiling spawning thousand spiders covering the walls and shit

>>87485712
I think so. When they're adults, Ben gets a full look as to what IT really is and he describes IT as "a pile of writhing orange lights"

>>87485369
>Nearly Mary Sue levels of pandering with Beverly, she is the main character for a lot of the film so it doesn't focus on much on the other kids, I didn't mind but it's such a Hollywood move

I would be fine with that if they cut out some of the deadweight characters. Bev is the one who eventually figures out that the way they defeat the monster is to not be afraid of it, and so we need to see her going through all of her traumatic shit and growing as a character and developing her fearlessness.

They also switch some things around, like making Ben the town historian instead of Mike simply because Ben was going to be a more important character, but in doing so that makes Mike completely irrelevant. He and Stan should have been cut, giving us more time to focus on the core characters like Bill and Bev. Bill gives that whole speech toward the end about how it's harder for him to walk into his own house than it is to walk into the spooky house, but it would have been nice if we were given time to see that for ourselves as opposed to hearing about it in a monologue. It also would have been nice to see more interaction between Richie and Bill, and showing us how that relationship functions and where it's shortcomings are, which would help build toward the fist fight that practically felt like it came out of nowhere.

Reminder that if you see this reddit-tier movie you are just contrarian cancer shitting up this board, and you will never be a true kino aficionado.

>>87485799
Oh fuck. I need to see that again then, nice . I noticed a lot of little attentions to details in this movie which elevated it in enjoyment for me as a long time fan of the book

>>87485729
What can I say? It's not a miniseries. There's a fuckton of stuff that just has to be let out. Even as it is one of its biggest flaws is that it just keeps rushing into the next scene with little time for atmospheric breathers.

It should be a 3-hour movie. They really should bring back intermissions, like with Titanic in the 90s, so you can stretch your legs, hit the bathroom, get refreshments...

>>87485801
Since the movie was closer to the miniseries than the book in its adaptation, i wouldnt be suprised if Chapter 2 starts the same way as Part 2 of the miniseries, which means you can't cut out Stan.

>>87485855
>>87485729
is there any word on Director's cut with more scenes?

Just came from the cinema, it was objectively good desu, also MUH DICKKKKK

>>87485938
I haven't seen the miniseries in forever, but doesn't it literally open with him killing himself? Why do you need that?

>>87479271
ahahhahaha uderrated

>>87485557
Stupid inaccuracy of using this one color of legos that weren't introduced yet in 1988. Everyone was autistic about it in a trailer, it's a meme.

>>87485369
I agree yeah, but I said I feel it's subjective whether you like the kids more in the original or this, they got almost more focus in the original because of the amount of spotlight on Bev in this. It's not the worst though, and I could see someone prefer the new kids.

Personally I definitely preferred the old Richie (lol Seth Green), Bill, Fat Kid and the jew. But old Bev was obviously worse, Eddy was a worse, and nigger was generic, though he served any purpose in the old as opposed to the new. He's like the black ghostbuster in that he exists to be part of the group without much development.

also I just know Mike/RLM will shit on this film and be contrarian.

>>87486055
Because he kills himself and scrawls IT on the bathroom wall, prompting all the remaining Losers' Club members to return. The whole reason why they return is because Stan kills himself.

I mean yeah, you could write the beginning differently, but i feel it would have less impact.

>>87485624
Oh god, not a tie-in with the movie, just in general. Actually now that you mention it that wouldn't have worked at all because that abomination of a flick exists.

>>87485689
It's not inherently about the eldritch horror, but the psychology. Spooky clown man exists because he lures kids. If you're scared by Pennywise and this dumb cash grab you'd have to be a fucking kid.
Psychological horror is the thinking man's horror.

>>87486160
>Stupid inaccuracy of using this one color of legos that weren't introduced yet in 1988. Everyone was autistic about it in a trailer, it's a meme.

Jesus Christ. I've been on 4chan for like six years now and the level of autism here still manages to surprise me sometimes.

>>87486162
I haven't seen the miniseries in forever, but according to Wikipedia that's wrong. Mike hears about a murder and then contacts the losers telling them that It's back, which then prompts stan to kill himself.

>>87483629
Thread Theme AND movie theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmin5WkOuPw

>>87486366
Yeah seems like it, guess my memory is faulty.

Did they do the handjob scene with Patrick and Henry? That's probably your indicator for not having the orgy scene.

watching the miniseries in here rn
cytu <dot> be /r/ bog

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but most of all will they have Pennywise have a kissing scene with fatboy?

>>87486691
That's when they are adults. The movie only focuses on the part when they are kids, so no, that part is not in.

>>87486759
I know it isn't in the first part, I said will it.

>>87486691
I could see it being made less subtle than the 90's one... like I dunno, maybe fake!Bev suddenly growing long wormy tongue and getting more vicious, and then it turns out she's actually Pennywise, and he says that line in a very vulgar tone while swirling his tongue and dribbling al over surroundings.

>mfw have to watch kinowise in the nu-IT tommorow with my mates
where can i buy /tv/s declassified cinema survival guide?

>>87485384
>The weakest aspect is that it never really establishes a clear set of rules for how the monster operates and what it can and cannot do.
if it did that the fear factor would dissipate

>>87479306
Where im from the smaller theaters are cheaper

wheres the link for the cam

>>87477635
No love for Eddie and Georgie?

i just need a yes or no if the handjob scene is in there

>>87488054
Nope

>>87483673
Georgie in the yellow raincoat?