antovolk wrote: ↑

July 27th, 2019, 7:30 am

Runtime is indeed 165 minutes, with a longer director's cut definitely coming this time
https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a2852 ... witterpost

holyshit

excite

That seems a little excessive to me. I'm not sure they can keep up the tension for that long.

Given the story, I think they can. It's actually quite funny that this film, with a couple of flashbacks to the kids, will probably be closer to the book. The first film is already a pretty damn fine adaptation but this will be structured much like the entirety of the book lol. Not to forget that this is almost three hours long and the mini-series from 1990 is three hours long and handles the entire book whilst the first film has already covered a whole lot from the book.

It really is the best way to adapt the book to film and I can't wait to see this one. It has all the right ingredients to even become superior to the first film.

all aboard the hype train!

AHAHAHHHAHAHH

Yeah cuz the first thing I thought watching the trailer was “THE KIDS ARENT THE SAME AGE AS THEY WERE IN THE FIRST MOVIE! THEY LOOK LIKE, A WHOLE YEAR OLDER”

the hype train has been slowed the fuck down

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It (now known as It: Chapter One) left its sequel with some pretty big shoes to fill — appropriate for a movie about a clown.

Fucking dead lol

lol!