Absolute garbage.
Hollywood doing the most with one worst film ever made after another and this is no exception. Absolute garbage with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
shareTV mini series was rubbish. It ought to be erased from existence so this one can take it's place.
shareIt's not going to take its place because this garbage is 50 times worse and anyone that says otherwise is an imbecile.
shareDon't tell me you liked the mini series.
shareWhat is your problem?? Are you a paid reviewer or something???
shareMiniseries was awful compared to the book. The miniseries felt like an episode of Goosebumps or Are You Afraid Of The Dark? when comparing the miniseries and book to each other. Especially the character of IT/Pennywise. And the movie was WAY better than the miniseries.
And calling people an imbecile because they liked the movie more than the miniseries is screaming that you are a troll of some kind.
Also, I guess I better go sue WB and anyone involved with making the movie. I enjoyed the movie (and more than the miniseries, PLUS I read the book) and I'm not a reviewer or someone that WB paid off to say/type that. I'm just a regular moviegoer and fan of movies and had to pay to see the movie. Plus wait until the movie officially came out to see it, although I saw it at a Thursday night showing at 7:30pm EST, but that's common. Movie theaters have been doing that for a few decades now.
So REALLY this is nothing about why you dislike the movie so much, its just about how you feel so superior by calling people imbeciles.
At least imbeciles cam be excused for their behavior which is more than I can say for you.
BTW I'll be happy to eat some cake, you can go eat $#!+
I remember you from IMDB, you were an obnoxious, little prick there too lol.
I bet you are so happy to of found a new place you can be a cunt all over.
You seriously have ****ing terrible taste in film, man. You always have and you always will.
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I enjoyed the book a lot, and I appreciated that they tried to do an adaptation with the TV miniseries, but it was never a keeper for me. I really enjoyed this newest adaptation and am looking forward to the second part.
shareOften, though, the only trouble with sequels to films is that, with rare exceptions, sequels (and re-makes, as well) generally don't turn out nearly as well as the original film.
shareThat's certainly often the case, but I'm not certain that I'm thinking of the second installment as a sequel really. The material was all intertwined in the original source novel--the creative team isn't having to think of what to do next to top the original. It's all one story in the same way that something like The Lord of the Rings was one story even though it was released as three books (and then three movies).
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