Remy LeBeau
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Ok gotcha, I just feel like after he jumped out the wall the projector thing was obsolete *shrugs*
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Even if I really enjoy a movie I never want to see the movie twice but this is def one I wouldnt mind seeing again.
When I play with my kids I find myself trying to do the Pennywise voice when he meets Georgie randomly with my kids lol... post movie its hilarious to me for some reason, but of course watching the movie my reaction to that scene was the total opposite. Its really odd I have such an affinity for it now.
When I play with my kids I find myself trying to do the Pennywise voice when he meets Georgie randomly with my kids lol... post movie its hilarious to me for some reason, but of course watching the movie my reaction to that scene was the total opposite. Its really odd I have such an affinity for it now.
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Should've been an end credit scene with him climbing out the well
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Should've been an end credit scene with him climbing out the well
If hes in the second there has to be a scene early in the second movie that shows that. No other way.
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Both he and Pennywise both took those bottomless pit falls.
I bet he finds Henry.
I bet he finds Henry.
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movie was more funny then scary....
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Finally saw this last night. Richie brought the lols, I still hate clowns, enjoyable film and will go back to see part 2. 6.6/8
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Saw it tonight. Went by myself. Only 4 couples in the theater besides me. The couple behind me whispered the whole time and would not shut up. Drives me nuts man.
Anyways, movie was pretty good. Didn't exactly live up to the hype that I encountered but it was still enjoyable. Richie was hilarious. A little too much Pennywise than what I was expecting. I thought they would have kept the physical interaction between him and the kids a little more subtle. But I never read the book, so maybe that's just the way it's supposed to be. I might re-watch the 1990 version just for the hell of it. The town center and the hill looks very similar to the OG version. Wonder if they were both filmed in the same location.
Anyways, movie was pretty good. Didn't exactly live up to the hype that I encountered but it was still enjoyable. Richie was hilarious. A little too much Pennywise than what I was expecting. I thought they would have kept the physical interaction between him and the kids a little more subtle. But I never read the book, so maybe that's just the way it's supposed to be. I might re-watch the 1990 version just for the hell of it. The town center and the hill looks very similar to the OG version. Wonder if they were both filmed in the same location.
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Put some good use to BvS scenes.
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This. Late pass but just saw this last night. Movie was buns. Clown could've used some depth/background but the kids had us rolling the whole time lol
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I saw the OG movie when it was released and then just reached the OG this past weekend, and it wasn't nearly as scary as I remember and was quite corny to me.
I thoroughly enjoyed this new one much more ...y'all go back and watch the OG, Pennywise wasn't nearly as scary as this new adaptation.
I thoroughly enjoyed this new one much more ...y'all go back and watch the OG, Pennywise wasn't nearly as scary as this new adaptation.
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Movie was disappointing but it was as funny as I thought it was gonna be after seeing the previews. Glad I watched it for free tho
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Pennywise ate a baby
had a scene that was just too disturbing to make it to the big screen, and it's not the young teen orgy scene that you're thinking of. The movie is now the highest grossing R-rated horror movie of all time as well as the highest earning Stephen King adaptationand the fastest grossing movie for a September opening. If that weren't enough, ITwould have probably been a contender for the most disturbing scene in a horror movie had it kept the original scene in where Pennywise the dancing clown munches on a baby.
Before the big screen adaptation of IT hit theaters, Pennywise actor, Bill Skarsgard, talked about a scene that was cut from the movie that was "really, really disturbing." Skarsgard said that the scene was a flashback to the 1600s before Pennywise was Pennywise. The actor had this to say.
"The scene turned out really, really disturbing. And I'm not the clown. I look more like myself. It's very disturbing, and sort of a backstory for what IT is, or where Pennywise came from."
As it turns out, Bill Skarsgard didn't go into details about what made the scene so disturbing, but the script for IT has been leaked and we now know why. It is important to note that this scene may very well end up in IT 2, so you have been warned of a potential spoiler.
Actor Timothy Simons (Veep) recently revealed that he tried out for the part of Pennywise on the Throwing Shade podcast, which led to the host, Bryan Safi, to read a portion of the leaked script on a recent episode. It isn't clear how the script became available, but it is official. The aforementioned scene can be read in its entirety from Reddit and as Bill Skarsgard said, it's really, really disturbing and even more so after seeing the movie.
The Pennywise origin scene would have shown the clown before he was the clown, without the makeup, as Bill Skarsgard mentioned, but it also would have had Pennywise eating a baby. The script reads.
"She's shaking, doesn't want to let go. Behind her, the Door OPENS. A Little Boy, 6, asks, 'Mama?' ABIGAIL, 'NO! OUT! NOW!' Frightened by his mother, the Boy runs. Abigail turns back to Pennywise. Wherever he may be now in the room. The light somehow seems to spin faster now. She kisses her baby and sets it down. It BAWLS. ABIGAIL, 'I'm sorry, I'm so sorry...'"
The scene is already pretty vivid and before Pennywise came into the scene, he was trying to figure out which form to appear as. The next portion of the deleted scene from IT is highly disturbing, so you have been warned. The script continues.
"She turns away from the baby. Faces those dying embers. We keep on her face as they seem to begin GLOWING BRIGHTER AS, OVER HER SHOULDER, OUT OF FOCUS...Pennywise crawls over to the Baby and starts to feast. SHARP CRY FROM THE BABY CUT OFF as we hear a CRUNCH. Abigail continues to look into the BRIGHT ORANGE GLOW of not the flickering fire...But the DEADLIGHTS. Her expression changing. Fear. Denial. Grief. Acceptance. And then nothing. Just a glazed look."
You can check out the rest of the scene via Reddit, which gives more of an introduction to this cut moment
had a scene that was just too disturbing to make it to the big screen, and it's not the young teen orgy scene that you're thinking of. The movie is now the highest grossing R-rated horror movie of all time as well as the highest earning Stephen King adaptationand the fastest grossing movie for a September opening. If that weren't enough, ITwould have probably been a contender for the most disturbing scene in a horror movie had it kept the original scene in where Pennywise the dancing clown munches on a baby.
Before the big screen adaptation of IT hit theaters, Pennywise actor, Bill Skarsgard, talked about a scene that was cut from the movie that was "really, really disturbing." Skarsgard said that the scene was a flashback to the 1600s before Pennywise was Pennywise. The actor had this to say.
"The scene turned out really, really disturbing. And I'm not the clown. I look more like myself. It's very disturbing, and sort of a backstory for what IT is, or where Pennywise came from."
As it turns out, Bill Skarsgard didn't go into details about what made the scene so disturbing, but the script for IT has been leaked and we now know why. It is important to note that this scene may very well end up in IT 2, so you have been warned of a potential spoiler.
Actor Timothy Simons (Veep) recently revealed that he tried out for the part of Pennywise on the Throwing Shade podcast, which led to the host, Bryan Safi, to read a portion of the leaked script on a recent episode. It isn't clear how the script became available, but it is official. The aforementioned scene can be read in its entirety from Reddit and as Bill Skarsgard said, it's really, really disturbing and even more so after seeing the movie.
The Pennywise origin scene would have shown the clown before he was the clown, without the makeup, as Bill Skarsgard mentioned, but it also would have had Pennywise eating a baby. The script reads.
"She's shaking, doesn't want to let go. Behind her, the Door OPENS. A Little Boy, 6, asks, 'Mama?' ABIGAIL, 'NO! OUT! NOW!' Frightened by his mother, the Boy runs. Abigail turns back to Pennywise. Wherever he may be now in the room. The light somehow seems to spin faster now. She kisses her baby and sets it down. It BAWLS. ABIGAIL, 'I'm sorry, I'm so sorry...'"
The scene is already pretty vivid and before Pennywise came into the scene, he was trying to figure out which form to appear as. The next portion of the deleted scene from IT is highly disturbing, so you have been warned. The script continues.
"She turns away from the baby. Faces those dying embers. We keep on her face as they seem to begin GLOWING BRIGHTER AS, OVER HER SHOULDER, OUT OF FOCUS...Pennywise crawls over to the Baby and starts to feast. SHARP CRY FROM THE BABY CUT OFF as we hear a CRUNCH. Abigail continues to look into the BRIGHT ORANGE GLOW of not the flickering fire...But the DEADLIGHTS. Her expression changing. Fear. Denial. Grief. Acceptance. And then nothing. Just a glazed look."
You can check out the rest of the scene via Reddit, which gives more of an introduction to this cut moment
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It would've looked goofy with the cgi they used.
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Jessica Chastain in Talks to Star in ‘It’ Sequel
http://variety.com/2018/film/news/jessica-chastain-it-sequel-beverly-1202703189/
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Forgot a sequel was being done. Hope they shoot it this year .
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I believe they want DiCaprio in the sequel too.
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Can't see any of those kids growing up to look like him
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dude would need to do a complete physical transformation in order to appear like an adult version of any of those kids
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James McAvoy, Bill Hader in Talks for ‘It: Chapter 2’
http://variety.com/2018/film/news/james-mcavoy-and-bill-hader-it-sequel-1202749616/
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Ehhhhh I think they should use lesser known actors for the adults.
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Didn’t Finn say he wanted Hader to play adult him? That’s pretty cool if it happens
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I’m cool with Hader being casted but really don’t see McAvoy as Bill at all. Plus, Hader has never really been a leading actor, always a supporting role. I’m not really sure who I’d cast as Bill but definitely not McAvoy.
Also I’m really hoping part 2 has a darker tone. I still love the 2017 film, and it’s so much better than the 90’s made for TV film, but I realized the 90’s made for TV film had a much darker tone all the way around and am really hoping they can convey this in part 2.
Still need to finish the book that I started reading in September.... I don’t have much to go, I need to sit down and just finish it soon.
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think they said part 2 was going to have a much darker tone to it in an interview
