When children begin to disappear in the town of Derry, Maine, a group of kids is faced with their biggest fears when they square off against a murdering clown named Pennywise. The prequel series leads up to the events of 2017's It: Part One, based on the Stephen King horror novel.
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Well the first ep. was just a crappy rehash of a 're-imagined' film that was infinitely inferior to the both the book and original TV mini-series with Tim Curry as Pennywise The Clown.
This is never going to replace Stranger Things, because it has no originality - it's just 're-imagination' which is an oxymoron and just means steal someone else's idea and change it little at a time until you've ruined the idea, and then make a it into a TV show...
There were far better shows that were cancelled after the 1st season than two IT re-shat-ering movies and this TV rip-off.
Such as Lovecraft Country, The Bondsman, Origin (2018), Ghost Wars to name a few.
Haven't decided yet if I'm going to bother watching any more.
by lighton posted 11 months ago
The trailer was good, but it didn't resonate enough with me to start watching...
by graybags posted 11 months ago
It (or IT!) is is a good book, I know that.
by fassy posted 11 months ago
TeaAndApathy wrote:
I really wish we'd go back to using periods between initials. To me, this is I.T. Welcome to Derry. Which may or may not apply to your company's situation.
Well, technically it is „It“… the pronoun. Not IT as some kind of abbreviation or initials. No place for any periods here…
TeaAndApathy wrote:
And am I the only one who is not and never has been freaked out by this story or character?
The first 1990 miniseries (well, only a two part movie in my opinion) It was creepy as hell... the movies from 2017 and 2019 not that great...
by TeaAndApathy posted 11 months ago
I really wish we'd go back to using periods between initials. To me, this is I.T. Welcome to Derry. Which may or may not apply to your company's situation.
And am I the only one who is not and never has been freaked out by this story or character?
by fassy posted 11 months ago
Not sure yet... not bad, but not good either. Feels a bit like they want to create the next Stranger Things here, but so far I like it.
This is never going to replace Stranger Things, because it has no originality - it's just 're-imagination' which is an oxymoron and just means steal someone else's idea and change it little at a time until you've ruined the idea, and then make a it into a TV show...
There were far better shows that were cancelled after the 1st season than two IT re-shat-ering movies and this TV rip-off.
Such as Lovecraft Country, The Bondsman, Origin (2018), Ghost Wars to name a few.
Haven't decided yet if I'm going to bother watching any more.
Well, technically it is „It“… the pronoun. Not IT as some kind of abbreviation or initials. No place for any periods here…
And am I the only one who is not and never has been freaked out by this story or character?
The first 1990 miniseries (well, only a two part movie in my opinion) It was creepy as hell... the movies from 2017 and 2019 not that great...
And am I the only one who is not and never has been freaked out by this story or character?