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Jarrod 2022-04-18 17:34:52
Feels like an Edgar Allan Poe novel...not Stephen King at...
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Natalia 2022-04-18 17:34:52
Let’s not mention special effects for the time being, the camera movement and editing are really rough, and the logic is riddled with holes, and it does not express a good story smoothly. I don't understand how it can be considered a classic. Not to mention scary, not to mention scary. Perhaps it would be better if the story was adapted to explore a psychological problem in the process of growing...
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Daniella 2022-04-18 17:34:52
The three-hour extended version of children's horror enlightenment, the last part of Uncle Pei's possession and peeling crayfish alive is really laughing and...
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Geraldine 2022-04-18 17:34:52
The second half is too...
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Makenzie 2022-04-18 17:34:52
65/100. Although horror is an important label of this film, what is more touching is the feelings of this group of people from childhood to adulthood. Everyone has their own horrible things, which may not be understood by others, but close friends can face it with you. , beat it, it's really awesome. It's the longest movie I've seen recently, at over three...
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Elbert 2022-04-18 17:34:52
The story is too crude to make sense at...
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Diego 2022-04-18 17:34:52
The ending is a bit...
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Lea 2022-04-18 17:34:52
I'm much more affected by stephen king than i thought i was.
I watched the three-hour movie Stephen King's IT in two days.
When I first picked up the IT book, I didn't know that I would never finish it.
So I started reading from preface, and I didn't look up any words I didn't know. Read until 1/3 of the way, and then it is difficult to go further.
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Carolyn 2022-04-18 17:34:52
clown
There is a kind of horror, not from visual stimulation, but from one's own recollection.
Before the storm, the little girl saw a clown.
During a heavy rain, a little boy playing a boat saw a clown in the sewer.
In the quiet and beautiful picture, the clown suddenly appeared.
The clown is the most...
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[Ben has just finished telling a story]
Eddie Kaspbrak: That's great, Ben. You should write that one down.
Ben Hanscom: Bill's our writer.
Bill Denbrough: I just write horror stories.
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Richie Tozier: Listen, kids. This campfire stuff is fun, it really is, but it doesn't matter how painstakingly we go over these sewer plans or how many damn flashlights or helmets you've got in that box. When the sun comes up, I'm dust, and I would suggest that you follow me and get the hell out of Dodge!
