moviefreakedmind

Yes, although I do live in a house constructed out of VHS tapes.

Sure. I don’t see why not.

No it’s not an animal it’s like heavy footsteps and it isn’t in the walls. I’m probably just hearing things but it’s unsettling nonetheless.

No, it’s too loud.

There’s weird movement and noises constantly.

chyron8472 said:

I get the feeling this thread was created because of me. Because I ranked the Star Wars films largely in the order of frequency with which I had been watching them at the time.

It wasn’t. It was created long before you posted as frequently as you do. It was posted directly in response to a since-banned troll user named Bosk that created a thread titled What Didn’t You Like About TFA? so that he could repeatedly make the same complaints over and over again about how TFA was the worst film in recent memory.

If Obi-Wan wanted to help Anakin he’d have killed him instead of letting him burn alive.

I think there’s a demon in my house.

TV’s Frink said:

What?

Lol. Warb just can’t win today!

I think it’s out of disappointment maybe.

Yeah I’m just partially joking and partially expressing that I take inspiration from more worldly idols. I also didn’t bring it up so the sighs, as Duracell pointed out, are unwarranted.

Obviously these offenses aren’t prison worthy though.

Yes, but those are two entirely different venues for humor and for that reason the style is different depending on context.

What? I love rock and roll a lot. Clapton’s talent has always inspired me and I love (most of) his work.

I find it impossible to even give him the benefit of the doubt because he essentially admitted guilt in his response.

Yeah I don’t like the face makeup, although without spoiling it there’s a neat effect in the movie that works in the lipstick design.

To be fair to the remake though, other than in the very first chapter, Pennywise the Dancing Clown in the book was never approachable and always obviously evil to the extreme.

darth_ender said:

moviefreakedmind said:

darth_ender said:

Some of the friendly faces around here haven’t been so friendly lately. Lots of grouchiness. On the other hand, some people have changed over the years from friendly to cynical, sarcastic smart-you-know-whats. So sudden grouchiness and gradual grouchiness are coming to a head. Extra grouchiness all around.

Which one am I?

Eh, I guess you’re neither because I’ve always thought you were grouchy. No change at all 😉

Okay, good.

chyron8472 said:

moviefreakedmind said:

Frink’s humor isn’t really farcical or esoteric at all

Have you seen the Ridiculous fanedits yet?

There’s a big difference between an edit and conversational humor.

ray_afraid said:

moviefreakedmind said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

• It (1990) – 6/10

I’ve never understood how anyone can sit through this entire series at once. The first part is okay, although even that is marred by awful and distracting flashbacks, but the second part is almost unwatchable. If Tim Curry weren’t in this, I don’t think anyone would even remember it.

Yup.
At least the original clown looks scary though. The new one does not. Clowns are scary because it’s a grown person going over the top to look “fun for kids!”. The new one is trying to look creepy. It don’t work that way with clowns.

He looks a lot less creepy but his actions are a lot more unsettling than Tim Curry’s. As much as I love his performance, Tim Curry is genuinely quite funny and amusing in parts of the miniseries. I thought the new clown costume looked pretty good particularly in the broad daylight scenes and the Niebolt house in the remake though. The promotional images didn’t do him justice. I still prefer the Curry costume overall though.

Frink’s humor isn’t really farcical or esoteric at all so I don’t know what you’re talking about.

chyron8472 said:

TV’s Frink said:

Look if you really care (which I doubt)

I don’t really care.

I kind of doubt this.

What’s your opinion on the 1990 It?

ray_afraid said:

Just picked up the 2016 remaster of the Ramones first album, RAMONES and the 2017 remaster of their second album LEAVE HOME.

Both of these albums are classics. I’ve probably heard the debut Ramones a million times and it never gets old.

DuracellEnergizer said:

• It (1990) – 6/10

I’ve never understood how anyone can sit through this entire series at once. The first part is okay, although even that is marred by awful and distracting flashbacks, but the second part is almost unwatchable. If Tim Curry weren’t in this, I don’t think anyone would even remember it.

darth_ender said:

Some of the friendly faces around here haven’t been so friendly lately. Lots of grouchiness. On the other hand, some people have changed over the years from friendly to cynical, sarcastic smart-you-know-whats. So sudden grouchiness and gradual grouchiness are coming to a head. Extra grouchiness all around.

Which one am I?

Get Sinéad back on SNL to tear up his picture.