Stephen King's It Remake 2017

[a-dev]

Something I didn't notice in the movie was in the library scene the librarian is freaking smiling all creepy at the kid in the back.

Not really a spoiler.

I did notice that. I think she (?) was out of focus but it did look like she was staring and grinning at the kid. But then when nothing happened with her I assumed I must have been mistaken.

 

[Johnny1378]

Something I didn't notice in the movie was in the library scene the librarian is freaking smiling all creepy at the kid in the back.

Not really a spoiler.

Yeah, I noticed that too. I actually thought that was one of the scariest parts of the movie. Lol. I kept thinking she was going to do something, but she just stood there in the background and kept leering at Ben. Even doing nothing else, that alone was still super creepy.

 

[Craig Walker]

Saw IT today......really good.

His acting in first scene with Georgie was excellent. (although the CG there was sub-par) The way he speaks in just creepy. "Take iiit-ta...."

Kids killed it with acting. Thumbs up.

 

[Rambler]

Went with the wife yesterday and we both liked it. Me more so than my wife. She was jumping like crazy at all the scares. Really can't wait for chapter 2.

 

[Biojex]

Something I didn't notice in the movie was in the library scene the librarian is freaking smiling all creepy at the kid in the back.

Not really a spoiler.

I did notice that. I think she (?) was out of focus but it did look like she was staring and grinning at the kid. But then when nothing happened with her I assumed I must have been mistaken.

Yeah, I noticed that too. I actually thought that was one of the scariest parts of the movie. Lol. I kept thinking she was going to do something, but she just stood there in the background and kept leering at Ben. Even doing nothing else, that alone was still super creepy.

Spoiler

That was Pennywise in disguise at that moment.

And yeah that whole sequence was the scariest part for me...and the reveal of the head in the tree. it felt like something real you would see...really freaky

 

[ironwez20]

Damn that's ****ing creepy I wonder what else is hidden in the movie.

 

[Biojex]

Damn that's ****ing creepy I wonder what else is hidden in the movie.

Yeah, I'd like to see if there's any other scenes with potential Pennywise forms hiding out.

 

[JAWS]

I just got back.. Enjoyed this throwback.. Always hated the TV movie so it was nice to see this done proper. Far from perfect and not scary but still fun.

Audience I was with Sucked... Laughed at everything.. Everything!!! I know there was a lot of jokes but they were laughing anytime a kid would swear.. Lady next to me would not shut up either...

I will enjoy this much more with a second viewing

 

[JAWS]

I don't know if this Clown, regardless of box office, will be the cultural icon of Clowns because Tim Curry did it first and already occupies that title of king of monster Clowns.

Tim who???

That first film is awful and deserves to be forgotten. Never got it's appeal.

 

[jye4ever]

I totally agree with you JAWS but that Curry Clown has a very devoted cult following.

Going to go see It tomorrow..finally sheesh....woman.

 

[Chakor]

Audience I was with Sucked... Laughed at everything.. Everything!!! I know there was a lot of jokes but they were laughing anytime a kid would swear.. Lady next to me would not shut up either...

I had the same problem at my local theatre - the audience laughed at every single sexual joke (no matter how predictable it was) while I was dead silent.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

The crowd I had was awesome. We had fun

 

[RIDDICK]

Off to see this. Here's hope it's a good film, even if not a good adaptation.

 

[ironwez20]

Your gonna hate it . Lol

 

[Biojex]

Your gonna hate it . Lol

You can never predict what RIDDICK will hate or like

 

[jye4ever]

Your gonna hate it . Lol

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[Wor-Gar]

same problem - the audience laughed at every single sexual joke (no matter how predictable it was) while I was dead silent.

 

[jye4ever]

If an audience laughs during a horror movie than the movie is either not doing their job right, the scene was actually created for laughter or it's just a coping mechanism.

For instance Exorcist has been around so long now that people laugh during her crazy demonic antics but that wasn't the case when it was first released I can tell you that with certainty.

Who doesn't laugh during a Friday the 13th movie?

Halloween 1 is actually a movie that people still react to it as originally intended.

I don't know, people laughing during It won't bug me like it does for some.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

You can never predict what RIDDICK will hate or like

Nah...it's pretty easy

 

[Chakor]

If an audience laughs during a horror movie than the movie is either not doing their job right, the scene was actually created for laughter or it's just a coping mechanism.

For instance Exorcist has been around so long now that people laugh during her crazy demonic antics but that wasn't the case when it was first released I can tell you that with certainty.

Who doesn't laugh during a Friday the 13th movie?

Halloween 1 is actually a movie that people still react to it as originally intended.

I don't know, people laughing during It won't bug me like it does for some.

I laughed multiple times during my first viewing of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre (no disrespect to Tobe Hooper intended). Once when Leatherface kept trying to cut through a door using his chainsaw only to simply open the door using the knob, and a second time when Marilyn Burns kept running through the dark woods screaming - if you're being chased through a dark wood by a maniac with a chainsaw, the last thing you want to do is scream and give away your location.

That being said, I still respect/understand/appreciate the film's historical value in the horror/slasher genre. I will just personally never see it as a great movie.