It (2017)

[starman15317]

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

Not to sound like a douche, but I hate when people say this. If you don't want to see any more footage from the movie and they do release more trailers, then simply don't watch the trailers. No one is forcing you to watch them. If the two trailers were enough for you, then just go blind and don't watch any more marketing material for "It".

It was the worst when one of the Spider-Man: Homecoming trailers dropped and every one was complaining that they showed too much and they were upset that they spoiled some scenes. Well, who's fault is that? It's your (the viewer) fault for deciding to gamble and watch the trailer.

What if you go to the movies and you see a trailer for another movie that spoils it?

[nofear6061]

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

Not to sound like a douche, but I hate when people say this. If you don't want to see any more footage from the movie and they do release more trailers, then simply don't watch the trailers. No one is forcing you to watch them. If the two trailers were enough for you, then just go blind and don't watch any more marketing material for "It".

It was the worst when one of the Spider-Man: Homecoming trailers dropped and every one was complaining that they showed too much and they were upset that they spoiled some scenes. Well, who's fault is that? It's your (the viewer) fault for deciding to gamble and watch the trailer.

Well, of course I'm gonna watch it, and I'll surely love it (I'm only human for Christ's sake); I wasn't really complaining about possibly seeing too much, I'm saying that I LIKE how little they've decided to show us. For the most part, "It" still has a lot of mystery to it, which is saying a lot considering how much I've been obsessing over this remake over the last couple of years.

[BluLamp]

Originally Posted by starman15317

What if you go to the movies and you see a trailer for another movie that spoils it?

I close my eyes, and sometimes even block my ears, for the theatrical trailers of most films I'm anticipating. It's not the film's or filmmaker's fault when the marketing team sucks.

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by TheCoon

They still don't get it pennywise is supposed to look like your everyday clown

IT's a clown that murders kids....you really want him looking like Bozo?

[Britbuffguy]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

I'm sure if he looked like Tim Currys Pennywise, people would complain that they are copying. Can never win.

Not to mention this is only BASED off the book. A film is it's own entity. People are acting like they need to make it exactly like the book. Probably the same people that are mad there won't be a big sex scene featuring children.

[Worship.my.wreck]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

penny wise doesn't even talk in the trailers and people are assuming he's not going to be funny.

Exactly, we haven't seen anything yet. Judging the new Pennywise based off a few shots and a trailer is just plain stupid. We don't know anything about what this version is like.

[SarahS]

Originally Posted by Britbuffguy

IT's a clown that murders kids....you really want him looking like Bozo?

Um yes because kids can't be afraid until it's too late! Duh...

[mrrant_33]

Originally Posted by Britbuffguy

Not to mention this is only BASED off the book. A film is it's own entity. People are acting like they need to make it exactly like the book. Probably the same people that are mad there won't be a big sex scene featuring children.

[Show spoiler]

[dallywhitty]

Originally Posted by SarahS

Um yes because kids can't be afraid until it's too late! Duh...

Have you read the book?

[TheCoon]

#notmypennywise

[Alan_Grant]

Originally Posted by TheCoon

They still don't get it pennywise is supposed to look like your everyday clown

In the one scene with Georgie...for like 3 seconds. The rest of the time, the kids are shitting themselves from it. He doesn't lure them in. He scares the piss out of them, then eats them. Pennywise as a FORM isn't even in the book that much, it's just IT'S preferred form.

I honestly think people never read the book, and have pre-conceived notions of what Pennywise actually "is supposed to look like."

[ArrestedDevelopment]

Does David Fincher personally overlook his films marketing? Every trailer and poster put out for his movies is top notch.

[SarahS]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

Have you read the book?

Yeah in the fall of 1986! But that was 31 years ago...

[nofear6061]

[Alan_Grant]

Barbara Muschietti confirmed we are getting a trailer at the end of the month.

[dallywhitty]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

Producer Barbara Muschietti says that another trailer will arrive at the end of the month.

Originally Posted by Alan_Grant

Barbara Muschietti confirmed we are getting a trailer at the end of the month.

Echo!

[UltraMario9]

Originally Posted by ArrestedDevelopment

Does David Fincher personally overlook his films marketing? Every trailer and poster put out for his movies is top notch.

Not sure about trailers, but for posters he works really close with designer Neill Kellerhouse.

[frogmort]

Just near finishing up the book for the third time ever (about 200 pages left), twice within the last three years, and the whole deal of people complaining that the fleeting glimpses of 'Pennywise the Dancing Clown' in the new trailers is not attractive enough to children is so freakin' off. I love Tim Curry's shtick in the 90's made for tv movie, and Pennywise did 'joke' with the children in the book, but only as a way to relate to them, and mostly just scare the shit out of them. It was his main M.O., but he was many different scary monsters in the book. He was

[Show spoiler]Dracula, the Mummy, Frankenstein, the Werewolf, the Eye! and even Paul Bunyan!

In fact, he was a

[Show spoiler]God/Demon/Alien inter-dimensional being that came to Earth millions of years ago,

and appeared as what scared you most. When he confronted Patrick Hockstetter who was a psychopath, he kept trying to turn into some shape that would scare him, but since Pat thought everyone was a figment of his own imagination, It appeared as a many face changing melting face.

I am probably more excited for this movie than any other this year, and I really wish there was some talk of the second part. This thing broke some records with trailer viewing, didn't it? That should've helped lock in the part 2. That's the one thing that really pisses me off about this movie. It's a two-parter, the way it's written in the book, and the way the movie is being marketed. Why no mention of this? Why wait to see how good this first part goes? Half of the story happens when they're kids, half 27 years later.

I will see this no matter what, but I would think that the promise of the second part of the story would only help bolster sales for the first one. This will be the horror movie event of the year. Can't wait for some official confirmation of the second half of the story.

[FrodoBagginz]

I just realized this opens on my birthday. What a wonderful present.

[Steedeel]

I hope this hits Bluray in time for Christmas.