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Yes, it's true. Warner Bros. have announced their plans to make another film based on "IT," a famous novel by Stephen King. During the late 80's, a straight-to-t.v. movie based on the book was released.
It is now considered to be one of the scariest t.v. movies ever made. The question is this: is it time for this story to be told on the big screen?

Tags: IT, king, remake, stephen

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I think the problem with certain stephen king books, you need that 4 hours to completely get the story. To fleash out the characters, could a 2-2 1/2 hour version could do the job; perhaps depending on the script. Still the original adaption from the 80s will be my favorite.
I don't really mind long movies, but I see your point.
You're right I read the book first 1000 pages and watch the movie second. The movie didn't capture the darkness from the book and was disppointed what it turn out to be. It didn't caputure how the characters tick in their minds.
I'm scared
I never could get over how dumb the ending was though.
I don't think anybody liked the ending. It's one thing to be cliche, but I think King just got lazy.
Stephen King's stories normally have weak endings, so I expect this one to have one as well.
Weird how life throws you curveballs like that
I can not stand the movie it just due to the fact that it doesn't take a lot from the book. It takes out two of my favorite scenes (the rock fight and the mutant mosquito death) and it just can not deliver the feeling from the book but heres to hoping a sequel can do what the original can not.
i concur he turned out to be a fuckin spider wtf
Cybersoldier is right, the only thing is, "IT" was already a four movie and still didn't do the novel justice. Imagine it being cut down to 2-21/2 hour.
I would supports it.I would like see it on the big screen with some updated effects.

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