Pennywise is such a shitty total nonsense character, so maybe this can remedy that? Is that the idea? I somehow doubt it. This is so far the usual It nonsense where anything can happen and never needs explanation or motivation etc.
I do love the cast though, the little Italian guy especially. It looks great too. Not sure why i get 720P though, using a cable so i should be fine. But no.
"It" is probably King's most overrated work due to the awful Pennywise. Freddy Krueger and maybe even Jason are so much better written with more depth and they are not even based of some book, they were B-movie characters. Pennywise feels like he belongs in a C64 horror platformer, that's the extent of his ""depth"". Remains to be seen if something can be done to explain him.
this really turned out like Stranger Things 2.0, the evil military obviously being interested in taking advantage of something which can't be controlled. The most generic thing you could expect + on top of that its also just copying something which is already one of the biggest shows, which makes it feeling even more cheap.
Last week I finished The Institute, another show based on a King book and also with a group of kids and a secret army-like organisation (show's pretty good btw).
Watching an episode of that and then one of this was very confusing at times Now Stranger Things adding more to the pile
There must have been a door there in the wall, when I came in.
Truly gone fishing.
Haven't heard about, which one did you like better, welcome to derry or institute? i dont hate this show (i know i sound like do), i just find it a bit meh, its absolutely watchable...
Getting my LG 77" OLED on Wednesday, good time to watch some new shows.
Not sure which one I like more, they're pretty comparable although Derry has better production values. But I'd score then the same still. The Institute is just a single season, so it has that. Problem with King's stories is their endings often kinda suck
There must have been a door there in the wall, when I came in.
Truly gone fishing.
IT will try to kill the family of the Looser's Club so they wont kill him in the 2000s. Because he is timeless and sees all that was and will be. Which is bullshit otherwise he would see all that would happen in the tv show yet he let it happen. Time manipulation and time travel as a solution to being written into corner is the lowest possible solution. Meh. But the seasons must be made and money must be made...
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Yep, ITs sudden talks about IT perceiving time in non-linear manner seemed out of the blue for me, and I immediately thought of season 2 being planned in the past, as the writers can't really go into the future where ITs story has completed in the movies.
Thou, the showrunners can always elect another bad possible solution for future season(s) - parallel world. IT exists in the Dark Tower multiverse, after all.
Another possible save for the show sequel would be to establish new rule, IT sleeps for 27 years in Derry, but IT could somehow manifest itself somewhere else in the interim.
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