Stephen King's It Remake 2017

[crows]

There was so much dialogue from the clown in the mini series...
It made me appreciate the mini series more actually.

This clown barely said anything. So disappointing

 

[Caped Baldy]

I see what you mean, crows. But for me less dialogue made him more sinister which was, IMO, more effective when he was given dialogue. If they show too much then there's the risk of overusing him to the point where the effectiveness of what they were going for wears off.

Less is more is what they were going for, I guess.

He'll probably converse more with the adults in chapter two anyway. He almost had like a child mentality in this one.

 

[jye4ever]

The only part I agree with crows is the headless guy he sucked.

 

[ironwez20]

You mean that headless kid? That **** was freaky. In the book I think they said he had chocolate in his teeth.

 

[ironwez20]

More clown....




Where's SNIKT's frickin' review? Is he sitting there with his pipe, pontificating in his mind about the value of clowns on society and the duality of humor and sadness?

Lmao!
" this movie was a disgrace. In a world where the dying art clowns is going down the drain this movie is just pushing it further. As a full time clown myself it's going to be hard for me and my peers to find any type of work at birthday parties. -0/10. Also the cinematography was awful you can tell the studio chimed in. This has no art written all over it"

 

[crows]

I see what you mean, crows. But for me less dialogue made him more sinister which was, IMO, more effective when he was given dialogue. If they show too much then there's the risk of overusing him to the point where the effectiveness of what they were going for wears off.

Less is more is what they were going for, I guess.

He'll probably converse more with the adults in chapter two anyway. He almost had like a child mentality in this one.

Maybe the miniseries had too much dialogue
True, maybe he speaks too much

But this movie went the extreme opposite. Hes too quiet.
He barely taunt them...
Hes barely in the movie... i hate this. And not only is he barely in the movie but there was not that much from him in terms

 

[jye4ever]

His screen time was near perfect for me.

Maybe directors cut will fix it for you crows.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

But you can feel Pennywise everywhere though

 

[ironwez20]

True . Which is why I can't wait for the blu ray. I bet he is hidden in some scenes like the teacher in the library. His presence is definitely felt.

 

[Captain Clown]

I wish we would've seen more Pennywise too. All the scenes with him were great, but yeah his screentime was like Leto's in Suicide Squad.

At the same time I'm glad he didn't have too many lines, like Tim Curry.

Hopefully the director's cut will have more Bill Skarsgård. There was a specific shot in one of the BTS videos that looked really cool, but didn't make it into the theatrical release.

 

[jye4ever]

I do think the obese mother should've been a pennywise monster lol

 

[crows]

If u think about it, all his screen time was shown on trailers and clips and behind the scenes. His screentime is so minimal that u almost see all of it already

Directors cut is only going to extend the scenes with the kids

 

[jye4ever]

I firmly believe if they showed more of him it would've diminished his effectiveness.

If anything I think he should've been shown more in shadow.

 

[crows]

I firmly believe if they showed more of him it would've diminished his effectiveness.

If anything I think he should've been shown more in shadow.

I kinda wish it was him instead of the silly headless boy or it was him insteal of the flute lady.

I understand the movie was trying to build the story with the kids, build their character, i know he transfors a lot in the book but seeing how short the movie was it kinda needed more of him.

There were some scenes with the kids that gragged and could have been cut.

I dont know, the movie was good but it had structural and tone problems.

 

[Wor-Gar]

More clown, less clown... its so confusing....

Fat ladies... Georginas... silly headless boys... I have no idea what this movie is about.

 

[GasparZizou]

I'm seeing this tomorrow, I look forward to it.

 

[crows]

The head boy could have been better, he looked like a cgi game character
Like a really fake thing

 

[jye4ever]

Yeah he was bad.

I loved the mama monster though.

 

[Caped Baldy]

It's funny that outside all the clown shenanigans and creepy stuff, the grown ups were portrayed as the most nasty.

That fat momma would give Peggy Bundy's mum a run for her money and probably ate the husband.

Then there was the creepy **** chemist behind the counter. I think the Lois Lane line must have been intentional because she does look like a young Amy Adams.

 

[YoNoSe]

The librarian is also giving Ben a super creepy grin just before he gets up. And the "play in the sewers" tv commercials throughout...