I'm hoping it cracks one billion before it finally ends its run at the theaters. Wouldn't that be just great??
Just saw IT! SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS
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If it did that, I know how I'd celebrate. I'd print out a copy of the box office results and every time some noob made a disparaging remark about my love of SK, I'd show it to them along with both my middle fingers. Cause I'm mature like that.
That's the one film I still refuse to watch at night. Monster movies I love. Supernatural horror? Oh man, that's a whole different story. That's why I love Wan's Conjuring films so much.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Saw The Exorcist last night - when I first saw it at the movie theatre I was about 17 or 18 and the guy sitting next to me commented on why did I not jump at the scary parts. I told him "I've already read the book".
Even many years later, it's still a very good movie.
I took the day off work to go see it again. Then I saw that Gerald's Game is streaming on Netflix. So, Gerald's Game to start the day and It an hour later. That is a good day off.
I'm telling your boss!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here's the #1 song that Pennywise listens to:
Finally seen the Movie. I did enjoy it but it wasn't a patch on the book although I never expected it would be. I think we saw too much of Pennywise too soon, he just wasn't as frightening by the end as he was early on.
The kids were excellent though and kept true to the spirit of the book, especially Bev and Ben.
Favourite parts for me were The Apocalyptic Rock Fight, Pennywise dancing, and Ritchie being Ritchie.
A bit of a shame they didn't make more of the history of Derry, The Black Spot was barely mentioned and I don't think the Bradley Gang was at all but they only had a couple of hours. I think the smoke hole visions would have added to the film as well had they shown that.
The kids were excellent though and kept true to the spirit of the book, especially Bev and Ben.
Favourite parts for me were The Apocalyptic Rock Fight, Pennywise dancing, and Ritchie being Ritchie.
A bit of a shame they didn't make more of the history of Derry, The Black Spot was barely mentioned and I don't think the Bradley Gang was at all but they only had a couple of hours. I think the smoke hole visions would have added to the film as well had they shown that.
As I said in my review, one thing I particularly like about this film is them music. I've been listening to the soundtrack today - some really great stuff. Here's a little clip with Benjamin Wallfisch talking about his compositions.
I know, I know, you're all probably fed-up of me posting about this film. However... Box Office Mojo estimates that this may very well end up reclaming the number 1 position this weekend. If that really happens, I would love to see the statistics on how many films have actually done that. Kill them all, Pennywise!!! (sorry)
Weekend #1 Up for Grabs as Record September at the Box Office Comes to an End - Box Office Mojo
Weekend #1 Up for Grabs as Record September at the Box Office Comes to an End - Box Office Mojo
Y'all need to get up off of your duffs and get to the theater TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That’s awesome. Outside of my appreciation for the movie itself, I love to see good, well-made movies see a ton of success.
I’m doing my part...trying to figure out when viewing #4 is going to take place, but I most certainly will be going back again.
I’m doing my part...trying to figure out when viewing #4 is going to take place, but I most certainly will be going back again.
If I was the wife I'd probably still be laughing
that was hilarious!
We watched the original IT last night. I think the last time was when it was first on tv.
Today DS & I went to see the new IT.
Loved it. Loved everything about IT.
Yes, there were some changes. There always HAS to be. But nothing major and nothing that I felt was necessary to the story. I cannot wait for Part II and I hope they are as true to it as well.
Today DS & I went to see the new IT.
Loved it. Loved everything about IT.
Yes, there were some changes. There always HAS to be. But nothing major and nothing that I felt was necessary to the story. I cannot wait for Part II and I hope they are as true to it as well.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
We're going to see It again tonight.
There's a 7 o'clock show here in Ironwood Michigan
We're just spending one night here on the way back home to Manitoba.
There's a 7 o'clock show here in Ironwood Michigan
We're just spending one night here on the way back home to Manitoba.
One month after release, and it has only slipped to the number 3 position. It's world-wide gross is over $600 million now.
Pennywise got some serious bling.
It (2017) - Box Office Mojo
Pennywise got some serious bling.
It (2017) - Box Office Mojo
For me, that score was fifty percent of the flick. The cat knew what he was doing.
That creepy, frantic scary music swell down the neck of the sewer tunnel for the title 'It' credits...anybody else get a whiff of Kubrick's ultra frantic Shining score? I did.
Said it before, I'll say It again: we got one. We finally got one, kids.
Yeah I agree the score is amazing.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Just got back from seeing the movie a second time (last time was in October) and it was just as good if not better the second time around - the theatre was quiet and I got to concentrate on the movie this time without distractions.