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My boy let out a yelp when that happened. Definitely caught my whole theater off guard.
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That garage scene was crazy 
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Loved the entire film. The suspense, the comedy, the horror. Man the kids were sooooo good. Pennywise was legit scary.
I wouldnt classify this as a straight horror movie, but it had scary parts. Overall i thoroughly enjoyed the movie. It hit all the marks for me.
I wouldnt classify this as a straight horror movie, but it had scary parts. Overall i thoroughly enjoyed the movie. It hit all the marks for me.
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with the amount of money they earned, they can definitely make a sequel and then do a prequel or origin movie.
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It was a well-made movie. I'm old enough to remember the OG, and I was never really that moved by it as a kid. I don't know if the toned-down violence for TV had something to do with it, or the length of it (being a 3 hr miniseries). All the characters were well-developed, and I actually cared about them, which is pretty rare for horror flicks these days. Some of the kids were a little TOO sharp for their age and maturity level, but that's probably my only legitimate gripe, if that really is one. It's not one of the best horror movies in my book, but I can watch it again without picking it apart too much. It was pretty enjoyable.
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Yeah they only hinted at it..
Yea it was several hints throughout the movie where I could sense that his background was something racial.
In fact when the historian of the group referenced Derry's biggest flaw or however it was referenced... I was thinking is he talking about racism?? And then when the bully got a hold of him and started talking about his family. and then when he told his biggest fear and said he was an "outsider" and stuff, it def wasnt limited to being home schooled.
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Movie was pretty good I enjoyed it.
Little fat dude was okay
I wanted those bully kids to get washed so badly
Slicing up little porkchop like that.
Only think was I thought it was long and kind of dragged on before the "final showdown".
The garage scene was crazy though.
Little fat dude was okay
I wanted those bully kids to get washed so badly
Slicing up little porkchop like that.
Only think was I thought it was long and kind of dragged on before the "final showdown".
The garage scene was crazy though.
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Gonna try and see it this week
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That was one of the most realistic things about the film. (Some) Kids that age (13-14) are very mature, so I wasn't caught of gaurd by any of their actions and vocabulary. You can find millions of Richie's in public schools across America. I was one of them.
I learned how to swear, got in my first fight, and said all kids of foul stuff, all in the 2nd grade.
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Theatrical poster came today 
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Can I take my 5 year old to the movie?
She was unfazed by The Conjuring 2 and Lights Out
She actually laughed at...
Made me jump
She was unfazed by The Conjuring 2 and Lights Out
She actually laughed at...
Made me jump
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Can I take my 5 year old to the movie?
She was unfazed by The Conjuring 2 and Lights Out
She actually laughed at...
Made me jump
When I was 5, I saw Empire Strikes Back in the theater when it originally came out & the Vader/Luke scene was traumatizing for me.
But I guess kids are more desensitized these dayz.
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Can I take my 5 year old to the movie?
She was unfazed by The Conjuring 2 and Lights Out
She actually laughed at...
Made me jump
Don't take your child to see this man
Can I take my 5 year old to the movie?
She was unfazed by The Conjuring 2 and Lights Out
She actually laughed at...
Made me jump
She'll probably laugh at some of the scenes in this movie too.
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I've gone out my way to try to scare her.
Silver Bullet has me shook to this day.
She doesn't move an inch
I just don't think she has the attention span for anything to be suspenseful
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I laughed a lot during the movie and my shorty's friend was lookin at me like I was crazy
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Thinking back and the garage scene was definitely one of the best scenes in the movie. Other awesome scene was when one of the bullies got killed in the sewers...when Pennywise just appeared right before killing him 
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The Exorcist was supposed to be scary (for adults.) Just one example. But again, different times.
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It's almost like different people have different opinions or something
It's literally only him and I not liking the movie, with everyone else hailing it as an amazing movie, neven just good/great, but beyond that. Does it make more sense why I said what I did? .....
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The Exorcist was working on soooo many different levels back then lol. People just weren't ready for that type of stuff on screen.
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It made sense the first time I read it. Yall just didn't feel it like other people did. Doesn't make anybody right or wrong, it's a movie
that's why I said what I said. I personally enjoyed it a lot, horror is my favorite genre and I haven't enjoyed a horror movie like this since Cabin In The Woods.
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