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The young woman's expression when that old woman uttered what she thinks about immigrants getting in line....just wow.

I did not recognize Mercedes Ruehl at all.

Ric and Benjamin Orr are singing great music together as we speak. Another 80s icon gone. This is just too much.

Info on Joan Gregson who plays Mrs. Kersh God bless this woman and she did a nude scene in her mid-80s.

That's Teach Grant as adult Henry Bowers! He has a very recognizable face because of all the shows I seen him in like Almost Human and Fringe.

How was Finn Wolfhard as Young Boris?

Really? I did not expect that.

It's a long movie. Make sure you take a long bathroom before seeing the film. It's a good movie, but it is very long.

Goldfinch bombs hard at US box opening

RIP Eddie Money. He came from a Irish family that were NY cops for years. Imagine how different his career would have been then. He was only briefly a cop before his singing career.

It is also based on a real life hate crime that happened from 1984 in Bangor, Maine. I am pretty sure it was a director's decision to modulate the voices and de-age the child actors themselves. I would think the child actors were acting the hell out of those parts that made them famous. Funny thing is the behind the scenes with the child actors shows how much they've grown over the years. Especially Finn Wolfhard. I hope they keep the wardrobe. LOL.

I must say I was surprised the hate crime was put into the beginning. I wasn't expecting that. Is it funny Xavier Dolan showed up again as a zombie at one point to tease Hader's character? I think he is a gay filmmaker in real life. Correct?

Ernest Borgnine, great actor and performer in old movies(Marty is my favorite), but he was a flawed individual with a huge ego. The more you know about him, the less said as a person of integrity. After all, he did marry Ethel Merman briefly and judging from the relationship, they were too similar to one another.

Great recap between the adults and child actors.

I am sure Jeffrey Wright is going be the only one worth watching. I am pretty sure every reviewer is going to praise his performance. They might not like the movie, but Jeffrey Wright was always good, no mater what. Not sure of Finn Wolfhard's or Ansel Elgort's performances. Nicole Kidman was always iffy to me. Sometimes she is good, but other times she is dreadful. Sarah Paulson annoys me because her performance is so similiar to her AHS characters: bemused or intrigued. Yeah, I'll wait for it to stream.

How are the reviews so far?

I admit I laughed when one of the couple's kid silently whispered, "It's Mike from Stranger Things!" That made my day. Did nobody noticed The Lost Boys poster and how the carnival kind of resembled Santa Cruz a bit?

The reviews are in and they appeared too negative so far....

Finally saw it. I actually sat next to a couple that brought their kids, but they were well-behaved kids. I think I watched horror before I was their ages, so that gives me a chuckle here and there. I was four with my first horror experience. They had to be eight or six. I did managed to get the feels when Eddie met his end. Bill Hader was awesome, right? I, unfortunately, can never get afraid of horror films because I grown use to them. I am one of those that played Myst, Silent Hill, Killer Instinct, Mortal Kombat, Resident Evil, and other survival video games that was my norm over the years. That was just me over the years. Speaking as an arcade expert, did anyone spot Mortal Kombat? It was suppose to be 1989, but that arcade didn't appear until 1992! Minor nitpick. Still, it was long, but well down. I actually liked it more than the mini-series.

Especially if you watched Shazam this year and noticed how deep Jack Dylan Grazer's voice was in that film.

That's true. They forget about everything at the end.

Andy Muschietti describes the reasons behind It Chapter 2

I heard the CGI on the young actors' faces was distracting. I guess they could have made it in 1991 or 1992, but I guess the director wanted to keep 1989.

I have been reading all these mixed reviews so far. I just hope a nearly 3 hrs film gives me my money's worth. I heard the director Andy is thinking a third It film. Not sure about that.

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