It (2017)

[thewerepuppygrr]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

I've seen rocks and trees that delivered better acting roles than Denise Crosby and Dale Midkiff delivered as the Creeds in Pet Sematary.

Also, while I've always loved Fred Gwynne as an actor, he was wrong, all wrong, for the role of Jud Crandall.

I wholeheartedly agree about Crosby and Midkiff, but I thought Gwynne was the highlight of the movie.

P.S.: IT's coming out soon.

[Martin_31]

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

All I was saying in my first post was that someone should make a thread dedicated solely to Stephen King's bibliography and all the different adaptations made from his bibliography. Then, people that are interested in talking about that stuff can go to its respective thread and talk about it and all the people interested in the actual topic at hand in this thread, which is the film "It", can come here and talk about it. So, we don't have two different topics in one thread.

Have you read It?

[RalphoR]

Happy to see It will be well over two hours long. I was worried they'd cut it down a lot. Now the eerie potential build up I'm hoping for has a very good chance of occurring. On a side note has anyone read King's "Cycle of the Werewolf" novella? Loved the movie Silver Bullet.

[The Great Owl]

Originally Posted by RalphoR

On a side note has anyone read King's "Cycle of the Werewolf" novella? Loved the movie Silver Bullet.

You bet. I love Cycle of the Werewolf, and I love the movie, Silver Bullet.

I have many fond memories of watching Silver Bullet on VHS tape after a friend dubbed it from HBO for me back in the 1980s. I won't go so far as to say that it's a great flick, but it does hit the sweet spot with my nostalgia for that decade.

[WhiteTim]

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

All I was saying in my first post was that someone should make a thread dedicated solely to Stephen King's bibliography and all the different adaptations made from his bibliography. Then, people that are interested in talking about that stuff can go to its respective thread and talk about it and all the people interested in the actual topic at hand in this thread, which is the film "It", can come here and talk about it. So, we don't have two different topics in one thread.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...4#post13916714

there you go I started one

[Monroville]

As far as IT is concerned, as long as they have the flying leeches scene I will be happy. And no teal or washed-out grey tint bullsh-t.


Wait a minute...

The Knights Who Don't Say 'It' - YouTube

I know some knights that WON'T be seeing it.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

All I was saying in my first post was that someone should make a thread dedicated solely to Stephen King's bibliography and all the different adaptations made from his bibliography. Then, people that are interested in talking about that stuff can go to its respective thread and talk about it and all the people interested in the actual topic at hand in this thread, which is the film "It", can come here and talk about it. So, we don't have two different topics in one thread.

There isn't any news. When there is, people will post updates. Most threads in this entire forum deviate from the topic slightly occasionally.

[dallywhitty]

Originally Posted by WhiteTim

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...4#post13916714

there you go I started one

Problem is, hardly anyone ventures into the books sub-forum. We oughta have a designated Stephen King film adaptation thread, with Kylo Ren-approved book-related off-topic chatter.

Originally Posted by Monroville

As far as IT is concerned, as long as they have the flying leeches scene I will be happy.

[Show spoiler]Prepare to be disappointed.

[octagon]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

Problem is, hardly anyone ventures into the books sub-forum.

The what now?

[dallywhitty]

Originally Posted by octagon

The what now?

Books. These strange, angular objects from long before. Apparently they've got words and shit in them? Not entirely sure tbf wofhhbncsgjbhn,

[dissention]

Originally Posted by RalphoR

Happy to see It will be well over two hours long. I was worried they'd cut it down a lot. Now the eerie potential build up I'm hoping for has a very good chance of occurring. On a side note has anyone read King's "Cycle of the Werewolf" novella? Loved the movie Silver Bullet.

I love Silver Bullet. It's not a great movie by any means, but it's one of the most watchable second-tier King adaptations. The dynamic between Gary Busey, Megan Follows & Corey Haim gives it real juice.

[JustinB13]

Originally Posted by javy

Pet Sematary, that fxcking movie scared me. It was this:

[Show spoiler] Attachment 176319

I can't wait for the new It.

It took three years for me to forget that! Thanks! No but really I watched the movie alone because I wasn't supposed to and wow...scariest movie ever

[WhiteTim]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

Problem is, hardly anyone ventures into the books sub-forum. We oughta have a designated Stephen King film adaptation thread, with Kylo Ren-approved book-related off-topic chatter.

lol well it's there I'll update with list of books with what movies etc later

[dallywhitty]

It (Eso) (2017) - Spot [HD] "Amigos" - SUBTITULADO - TRAILERS YA - YouTube

New footage. OoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoO.

[Kylo Ren]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

It (Eso) (2017) - Spot [HD] "Amigos" - SUBTITULADO - TRAILERS YA - YouTube

New footage. OoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoO.

Pennywise's voice sounded a lot different there. Prefer the higher pitched child like voice in the other trailer.

[SarahS]

Originally Posted by Kylo Ren

Pennywise's voice sounded a lot different there. Prefer the higher pitched child like voice in the other trailer.

Prefer Curry's voice.

[Himmel]

Originally Posted by dallywhitty

Books. These strange, angular objects from long before. Apparently they've got words and shit in them? Not entirely sure tbf wofhhbncsgjbhn,

Please stop...you're scaring me. What's a book??

Please... You teach me.

[MassiveMovieBuff]

I for one have and always will consider Pet Sematary to be one of the best and most well made horror films ever made. Haven't read the book yet but the film is great IMO. I don't compare the books to the films though as I consider them separate from each other.

[frogmort]

Originally Posted by MassiveMovieBuff

I for one have and always will consider Pet Sematary to be one of the best and most well made horror films ever made. Haven't read the book yet but the film is great IMO. I don't compare the books to the films though as I consider them separate from each other.

Well I would imagine so, especially if you haven't read them.

[SarahS]

Originally Posted by MassiveMovieBuff

I for one have and always will consider Pet Sematary to be one of the best and most well made horror films ever made. Haven't read the book yet but the film is great IMO. I don't compare the books to the films though as I consider them separate from each other.

Just the opposite for me. Book was amazing the film was meh... King's 70's book were by far his best works along with his short stories. For the most part his books were going downhill starting with Cujo. It was pretty good but not in his best work, Tommy Knockers was Meh....I actually liked the Book Needful Things although the film was mediocre. Pretty much stopped reading his stuff in the 90's. Like Koontz his ideas were running out and he got lazy.