No one can say that Andy Muschietti has spent no attention to detail. While IT: Chapter Two wasn’t exactly as big of a hit as the first outing, most seemed to agree that it was
IT: Chapter Two is proving to be a financial success. While many critics are having a hard time having an enjoyable theater going experience with this one. Regular folks who enjoy a good movie going experience
They said it couldn’t be done. They said IT: Chapter Two couldn’t actually beat out its predecessor, IT: Chapter One, which took in $123 million in its opening weekend. And as it turns out…it couldn’t.
It ends. That simple tag line is how they’re selling IT: Chapter Two, the sequel to the 2017 box office blockbuster, IT. That’s pretty much all that needs to be said, as this finale is about
Given that IT: Chapter One kinda set the world on fire when it hit theaters a couple of years back, it wasn’t really asking too much for the sequel to push out solid figures in
New Line Cinema had their work cut out for them when it came to casting the adult versions of the Losers’ Club. Not only did they need to find actors who resembled the characters in
When IT: Chapter One hit theaters a couple of years back, it did the impossible. It managed to take half of the story of the gigantic Stephen King tome that is IT, and boil it
James Ransone is no stranger to appearing in horror movies. Having played Deputy So and So in the Sinister movies, he now stars in It: Chapter Two as the grown-up version of Eddie Kaspbrak, the
Back in 2017, audiences were not only taken by the horrific, yet heartfelt take on IT: Chapter One, but by the young cast who took on the roles. Not only did they fully capture the
For years leading up to the release of IT: Chapter One, it was revealed that the filmmakers were, indeed, planning on only adapting the kids’ story in that first movie. It’s a strategy that later
