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Thread: Remake of Stephen King's "It" 1st Official Trailer

post 1489172711 03-30-2017, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
Interesting, this explains what It is:

http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/It_(creature)
Good info.

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Originally Posted By xvicknumber7x⏩
there's a chapter in the book that explains this but I'm a little fuzzy on the details. I know there is a bad force (It) and a good force (the turtle) that are at constant odds with each other in the universe. the clown and the spider are just physical manifestations of It. it feeds on fear to survive, but only on the fear of people who believe in it, which is why it kills kids and which is also why they can fight It as an adult...because they lived it.

it basically is just an evil force. again I believe the backstory is explained thoroughly in the book and iirc it has always existed since the dawn of time.
I dont remember a turtle
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Fuacking hate previews like that. 5,000 jump cuts showing bullchit.
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Originally Posted By Lawlstud⏩
I dont remember a turtle
http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Maturin
Originally Posted By Manletbolic⏩
Good info.

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I believe so that they could become a part of one another and make it possible to remember each other in the future when It comes back. after an encounter with It, your memory fades.
Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
Interesting, this explains what It is:

http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/It_(creature)
that's a great resource for explaining what It is. I was mostly right, but this explains it much better than I did.
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Just realized one of the GOAT movies Stand by Me is from a Stephen King film.

Is that supposed to be in the same universe too? It would be weird considering it's not a horror movie
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Originally Posted By xvicknumber7x⏩
http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Maturin



I believe so that they could become a part of one another and make it possible to remember each other in the future when It comes back. after an encounter with It, your memory fades.



that's a great resource for explaining what It is. I was mostly right, but this explains it much better than I did.
Didn't they kill It for good?
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post 1489175021 03-30-2017, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
Just realized one of the GOAT movies Stand by Me is from a Stephen King film.

Is that supposed to be in the same universe too? It would be weird considering it's not a horror movie
it's all the same universe as far as the books go. the movie adaptations are their own independent worlds.
Originally Posted By Lawlstud⏩
Didn't they kill It for good?
no. his survival is teased in the dark tower I book. the protagonist of that book finds graffiti in the story that says "pennywise lives!"
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also another neat thing about the novel is that there are certain parts where the narrative is told thru It's perspective. I hope they do that in the new movie.
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Originally Posted By xvicknumber7x⏩
http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Maturin



I believe so that they could become a part of one another and make it possible to remember each other in the future when It comes back. after an encounter with It, your memory fades.



that's a great resource for explaining what It is. I was mostly right, but this explains it much better than I did.
The fck man lol. Who's idea was this?
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Originally Posted By Manletbolic⏩
The fck man lol. Who's idea was this?
It's normally on the top 5 "wtf" moments in popular literature. Highly debated and controversial. King says he did it to show the ending of childhood and the transition into adulthood. I am sure at the time it was some big kumbyyah moment in his head or something. But yeah in reflection it really served no purpose and doesn't live up to reasoning I dont think.

Also among literature snobs Stephen King has the rep for writing amazing books, but poorly executing endings. To the point snobs balk when he has a problem with film adaptations, famously, he doesnt like "The Shining" adaptation even though it's considered one of the best horror films of all time.
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Originally Posted By xvicknumber7x⏩
it's all the same universe as far as the books go. the movie adaptations are their own independent worlds.



no. his survival is teased in the dark tower I book. the protagonist of that book finds graffiti in the story that says "pennywise lives!"
Oh, but the turtle is dead, so who the **** is it's adversary now?
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Originally Posted By LugosiNineOne⏩
I've never read the book.

I've seen a lot of people really praise it - I love horror but is it just a scary book or is there more to it than just a good horror story?

Re trailer: if this movie is all jump scares it's gonna suck.
Stephen King, as I remember, is a good storyteller from having read a few of his books as a teen. IT was a "masterpiece" it its own right due to the capturing of a good story about kids that got together and bonded over rough periods of their lives. I can't do justice in explaining it, but take my word for it that it is much more than just a horror fantasy.
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Originally Posted By Vexidi⏩
Pennywise looks scary as fuk.
This. Damn, gonna wrapped be all tight to my wife. Steven King is her world. She's going to go ape **** with this and the dark tower.
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Originally Posted By Manletbolic⏩
The fck man lol. Who's idea was this?
the drugs.
Originally Posted By Lawlstud⏩
It's normally on the top 5 "wtf" moments in popular literature. Highly debated and controversial. King says he did it to show the ending of childhood and the transition into adulthood. I am sure at the time it was some big kumbyyah moment in his head or something. But yeah in reflection it really served no purpose and doesn't live up to reasoning I dont think.

Also among literature snobs Stephen King has the rep for writing amazing books, but poorly executing endings. To the point snobs balk when he has a problem with film adaptations, famously, he doesnt like "The Shining" adaptation even though it's considered one of the best horror films of all time.
good analysis. I've heard him say that before I believe. it's a weird scene.
Originally Posted By Arkileon⏩
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love it man, always have. i've always been a king fan. my favorite book by him is "rage." seen every film adaptation. I like being scared.
Originally Posted By Lawlstud⏩
Oh, but the turtle is dead, so who the **** is it's adversary now?
the turtle is dead by 1985 but alive when they were younger so his adversaries were the grown-up losers club basically. after that, not sure. it's open ended for a reason, I feel.
Originally Posted By alphamind⏩
Stephen King, as I remember, is a good storyteller from having read a few of his books as a teen. IT was a "masterpiece" it its own right due to the capturing of a good story about kids that got together and bonded over rough periods of their lives. I can't do justice in explaining it, but take my word for it that it is much more than just a horror fantasy.
absolutely 100%. they become so close and become such good friends and king writes the book in such a way that you just feel such empathy when you find the 1 in the book you relate to.
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Originally Posted By Vexidi⏩
Pennywise looks scary as fuk.
this...will watch
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Originally Posted By saligia⏩
Agreed with this for a number of his works. Great stories, but the writing is missing something. However, I also wonder if his writing style is deliberately "dumbed down" for the masses. Eventually moved on to Dean Koontz and some other authors after I had my fill.
You and my wife could talk for a long time about both Koontz and King. She loved both.
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Originally Posted By IH8RICE⏩
You and my wife could talk for a long time about both Koontz and King. She loved both.
My ex wife loved to read Dean Koontz, man that bish could s*ck a dick too!
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I always hear that king is an amazing story teller, world/ fantasy creator, but a subpar writer.
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Originally Posted By Deathstroke⏩
My ex wife loved to read Dean Koontz, man that bish could s*ck a dick too!
This made me laugh harder than I should, lol
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Originally Posted By Lawlstud⏩
It's normally on the top 5 "wtf" moments in popular literature. Highly debated and controversial. King says he did it to show the ending of childhood and the transition into adulthood. I am sure at the time it was some big kumbyyah moment in his head or something. But yeah in reflection it really served no purpose and doesn't live up to reasoning I dont think.

Also among literature snobs Stephen King has the rep for writing amazing books, but poorly executing endings. To the point snobs balk when he has a problem with film adaptations, famously,he doesnt like "The Shining" adaptation even though it's considered one of the best horror films of all time.
It's practically a different story though...
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Originally Posted By Lawlstud⏩
Also among literature snobs Stephen King has the rep for writing amazing books, but poorly executing endings. To the point snobs balk when he has a problem with film adaptations, famously, he doesnt like "The Shining" adaptation even though it's considered one of the best horror films of all time.
His brilliant stories are so good because of the characters he develops, Roland, Trashy, Randall Flagg, John Coffey and of course The Kid.

How do you like that happy crappy?
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Originally Posted By chino3⏩
It's practically a different story though...
This. I like both versions on their own.
Originally Posted By Bando⏩
How do you like that happy crappy?
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anyone catch the late 2nd gen t/a?
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Just saw this trailer today. Loved the original as a kid and I'm feeling like this is going to be pure fire.

Let's gooooooooooooooooooo!
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typical miscers overhyping shyt up. You know why it looks good? Because that's what a trailer is supposed to do. Will bump this thread when it comes out and everyone said it sucked
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Originally Posted By HairyWBush⏩
anyone catch the late 2nd gen t/a?
Yep. Buddy had one back in the day, handled like chit, t-tops leaked but that thing was fast AF going in a straight line.
Don't put that on me Ricky Bobby, don't you ever put that on me.
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Originally Posted By Avalanche3319⏩
Already being made m8. Idris Elba is Roland and Matthew McConaghey is the man in black.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1648190/?ref_=nv_sr_2
why did they make Roland a black guy?

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Originally Posted By Bando⏩
Yep. Buddy had one back in the day, handled like chit, t-tops leaked but that thing was fast AF going in a straight line.
well I had one. they were better than the camaros.
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Originally Posted By HairyWBush⏩
well I had one. they were better than the camaros.
Owned a 3rd gen Camaro, definitely better looking than handling.
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