movies

[go birds]

The IT trailer dropped and im curious to know how everyone feels about remaking this classic.

Poltergeist was a complete bomb so i'm less than optimistic about this.

I re-watched IT a couple months ago and i gotta admit, I'm not sure it holds up well. Regardless, it's still a classic that falls into the category of "please stop doing unnecessary remakes", at least IMO.

[JL21]

I'm cautiously optimistic. That Stephen King has signed off on it at least means they're honoring the source material.

The original was definitely a pants-crappening event when it aired, but it was a TV thing. And TV things from that era tend not to hold up.

[ghostrunner]

I'm guessing the kid orgy doesn't make the cut this time either.

[Famous Mortimer]

At least they're remaking something with room for improvement, I guess?

[Numbers]

Finally watched Kong: Skull Island last night. (It's not the greatest Kong movie ever, that would be The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters) However, it was a really good spectacle movie. Thought it had a pretty fresh approach and take.

[Schlich]

The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters

omg i thought i was the only one who appreciated this gem

[Numbers]

The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters

omg i thought i was the only one who appreciated this gem

Don't we all want to be Billy Mitchell when we grow up?

[Famous Mortimer]

I went to see "Ghost In The Shell" last night, a preview screening I won tickets for. It was...alright. To me, it felt like what the people of the 1980s thought the future would look like (which I guess is understandable given the source material, but it's still a bit silly). When one of the characters began to remind me of a sexy Max Headroom is when I think I checked out.

[Michael]

Anime source matieral will forever be a non-starter for me.

[go birds]

same