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<blockquote data-quote="Walter_J" data-source="post: 916641" data-attributes="member: 2938"><p>Laughing? OH, man, that doesn't even begin to cover my reaction. I went to the theater to see IT. I'll admit, I was a little learly, especially after Dragon mag felt the need to compare the IT to the cartoon and bash the cartoon. That's pretty bad. But, I figured, hey with modern technology, some decent actors and actual money behind it, it might not be that bad. I came home from the theater angry and I rarely get angry, especially from something as trivial as a movie, but I was ticked. The whole ride home I kept wishing I had a copy of IT on video so I could force other people to experience just how bad IT was. Even the score was horrible. IMO, you really shouldn't notice the score if the movie is good--you note it if the score is bad, overdone, or the best thing about the flick. That thing doesn't even rate MST3000.</p><p></p><p>What really sucks, is if there is a sequel, I'll probably watch it. It might be a payperview deal or a video rental, but I'll have to see it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Walter_J, post: 916641, member: 2938"] Laughing? OH, man, that doesn't even begin to cover my reaction. I went to the theater to see IT. I'll admit, I was a little learly, especially after Dragon mag felt the need to compare the IT to the cartoon and bash the cartoon. That's pretty bad. But, I figured, hey with modern technology, some decent actors and actual money behind it, it might not be that bad. I came home from the theater angry and I rarely get angry, especially from something as trivial as a movie, but I was ticked. The whole ride home I kept wishing I had a copy of IT on video so I could force other people to experience just how bad IT was. Even the score was horrible. IMO, you really shouldn't notice the score if the movie is good--you note it if the score is bad, overdone, or the best thing about the flick. That thing doesn't even rate MST3000. What really sucks, is if there is a sequel, I'll probably watch it. It might be a payperview deal or a video rental, but I'll have to see it. [/QUOTE]
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