A question of color
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Do to my severe ADHD it is very very difficult for me to read books much less novels but recently the movie "IT' was reimagined a little bit or a lot from what I hear from the original TV movie of which I only saw half of it when I was much younger and honestly I don't have much of a desire to watch it even though it might confirm my hypothesis which is one thing I have noticed and it is that yellow which is the color of Pennywise's eyes when he is on the attack (otherwise blue) and I am hard-pressed to find A-frame in the movie that doesn't feature the color yellow. I would estimate that there are at least 85% if not a little more of the movie where you can find the color yellow either in the background or the characters clothing Etc. I am not sure what the significance of that is other than the fact that like I said Pennywise eyes turn yellow when he becomes predatorial. o ahead and watch the movie and try to find a scene where you cannot find the color yellow. It may be nothing but I'm a movie Guru because my ADHD is much more forgiving when it comes to doing things hands on or watching a movie rather than reading and I think I've watched the new movie 30 or 40 times. Being a person that watches so many movies and such a wide range in genres I would definitely say that it was intentional to put so much yellow in this movie. Tell me what you think about my discovery because I'm looking for some sort of confirmation that I'm not the only one that thinks this is significant and I'm awaiting for the second half of the movie to come out and I expect the color yellow to dominate that movie as well.
Okay so right now there are two advertisements for TV shows or movies involving Stephen King and I read something from another user saying that or asking why Stephen King uses the color yellow so much in his psychological thrillers so can I assume that Castle Rock is not psychological and Mr. Mercedes is a psychological Thriller because mr. Mercedes is spelled out in bold yellow while Castle Rock is spelled out in red? I guess I'll have to wait and see. Okay so "SPOILER ALERT" I never watched the second half of the original TV movie series and I've never read the book like I said my ADHD is tantamount to beating my head against the wall when I try to read something and keep it In My Head long enough that I remember it so movies have been my Sanctuary but some friends of mine unknowingly told me that at the end of the "IT" novel / movie it all turns out to be a huge spider and it didn't take much for me to put together that his Venom is a hallucinogen and like in the first recent movie they did mention maybe it's like cicadas which come out every 17 years and actually there's another type of cicada that comes out every 7 years I believe anyways it is interesting that walking up my stairs last night there was a cicada on the platform as I was going up to my second floor apartment and I reach down and pressed it softly enough to where it wouldn't kill it and it immediately started making that loud shrieking noise which kind of spooked me a bit but I went ahead and picked it up and looked at it and all of the time it's vibrating very powerfully for a small insect but of course actually big compared to most insects but the point I'm making is it was literally shaking my whole hand with its vibrations and the noise was pretty incredible but I let it go to do its thing. I haven't seen one in years and I just find it interesting that this movie came out and I watched it bought it as soon as it came out and just within a few months one showed up practically at my doorstep for any other insect that wouldn't be very significant but since they only come out every 17 years I thought it was pretty cool.
