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Russ 13-03-2009 15:32

"It" to be made in to a film
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7941335.stm

I always considered the mini-series to be just a long film - but anyway, this ought to be good. It was (and still is) the only horror film to truly scare the brown stuff out of me :erm:

Taf 13-03-2009 15:45

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
Scarey Clown!

Pierre 13-03-2009 15:45

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34751922)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7941335.stm

I always considered the mini-series to be just a long film - but anyway, this ought to be good. It was (and still is) the only horror film to truly scare the brown stuff out of me :erm:

Even when you find out that it's just a big bug at the end?

dilli-theclaw 13-03-2009 15:48

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
this was the last book I read properly. I saw the DVD recently too, I look forward to seeing it as a film.

Mind you I'd like to see the stand as a film more ;)

zing_deleted 13-03-2009 15:53

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
Well how the hell can you get a book like this into a film unless its a bloody long film which then would make it the same as the 2 parter?

cimt 13-03-2009 16:33

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
I always thought it was 1 film originally? Damn, I learn something new everyday. I enjoyed the original. I'm looking forward to this one.

icestar2 13-03-2009 16:34

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I remember watching the mini-series when I was younger and it was the first Tv program that truely scared the *cough* out of me. Still I had to watch it through to the end lol.

Would look forward to seeing this made into a film if its done right but my guess is it will just be all effects and probably lose half the story.

Woolly One 13-03-2009 22:56

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
As long as they don't go 'Pennywise' with the production costs, it could turn out to be OK. :)

alferret 14-03-2009 09:13

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
To make a film of this would be a travesty in my opinion, there are a lot of side stories that need to be covered to complete the picture as a whole and to try and condense it into a 90-120min film would take away from the true essence of what King was conveying in the book.

A bit more info on the film
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/40411
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/...e363afb40353b5
http://chud.com/articles/articles/18...UIT/Page1.html

I enjoy King's books and seldom do the film's & TV adaptations come close to getting across Kings own thoughts and images that are so clearly seen in his writings.

Unabridged audio books of his works are very good too :)

dilli-theclaw 14-03-2009 09:33

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
The audio books /can/ be good, depends on the reader. Luckily the RNIB are starting to use better people on their talking books now.

Id prefer to read them mind.

Stephen king films are generally long any way. I would go see it ;)

Hugh 14-03-2009 14:19

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
I thought the "Salem's Lot" two-part TV show (starring David Soul) was very good, myself.

alferret 14-03-2009 22:37

Re: "It" to be made in to a film
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jefferson T (Post 34752440)
The audio books /can/ be good, depends on the reader. Luckily the RNIB are starting to use better people on their talking books now.

Id prefer to read them mind.

Stephen king films are generally long any way. I would go see it ;)

I listen to a lot of audio books Jefferson T, must have well over a 1000 in my collection. And yes your right its all down to the reader, I hate monotonic reading. Audio books need emotive reading.


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