I recall Oasis hyped themselves as the “next Beatles” or that they were better than the Beatles. Something like that, being purposefully dickish, and the press and MTV loved them for it.
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No, it was blatantly Oasis.
Though never exactly household names in America, the band were bona fide superstars at home in the U.K.
“what a waste it is to lose one’s mind, or not to have a mind is being very wasteful, how true that is.”
That’s it, was totally going through my head after reading the comments here too, specifically Walken saying, “Kid, that’s what it says on the card.”
Because they told the complete story of the kids defeating IT for the first time in the previous movie, it’s hard to do an “adult characters reclaiming their lost trauma” storyline without just repeating everything the audience already knows.
I’m sure there’s an “out” in the fine print of the contract you signed.
It’s weird how despite Hollywood’s ability to generate amazing CGI, they’ve completely failed to capture the Lovecraftian Cosmic Horror of Pennywise.
I don’t find either film particularly scary, but they’re entertaining, so meh.
The Shining shout out was quick and dumb, but The Thing reference made more sense since they’re both kind of Lovecraftian beasts. Even moreseo since Richard Masur played Stan Uris in the original miniseries and was in The Thing.
Also, pretty lucky no one else was staying at the Inn. Or working there at any time of the day ever.
WB/DC made a Deathstroke v. Dr Fate movie? Cool!
Sounds like you’d prefer Timmy just stays in the well.
An old, retired, flaccid, nut-less shaft deserves aspersing no matter how beautifully tan it is.
Central Florida is basically Texas with rain. Disney put his park in Kissimmee because even hurricanes don’t bother going there.
kind of like someone who could just “give back the money” due to minimal fucks to give
worse yet, central Florida
I think the sets that are still in the Tunisian desert are rebuilt Tatooine sets from Phantom Menace