THIS MOVIE WAS FUCKING AWFUL
christ why am I reading that this is good or for that matter better than the original movie
THIS MOVIE WAS FUCKING AWFUL
Logan Wright
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Noah Ortiz
>stephen king
What did you expect
Jonathan Price
I’m fine with them taking liberties with the book such as it not being Gage. I understand the logic of it being too difficult to get a solid performance out of a toddler.
That said, was it just jump scares and CGI shit? That’s what it looks like from the trailer
Ayden Young
Fuck off WBshill. Pet Sematary is way better than Shazam. Everyone should see it instead.
Lucas Reyes
> remake an awful movie
> it's still awful
stop the presses
Hudson Torres
I completely forgot this movie was coming out
Sebastian Ward
oh no, i was looking forward to it. fuck.
William Jenkins
The exact opposite. But in the sense there were hardly any horror elements. There's no complete plot arc in the movie, things 'just happen', so by the time the end comes it feels like you're only watching a part of the actual movie. And for fucks sakes I was kind of hoping the windigo made an appearance, instead we got allusions it likes taking dead people, patching them up, and then sending them back to the other side of the barrier.
Adrian Morales
Is there really an army of zombie children?
Oliver Martin
Watched it last night. Grew up with the old one and the remake is much better. The movie is still a 6/10 though.
Owen Anderson
Eat my ass punk
Brayden Cook
What the fick is wrong with you?
James Thompson
I see the DC shills are out in force today.
Lincoln Ramirez
>he actually hoped to see the wendigo
how much of a retard are you
Nathaniel Harris
They never showed it in the book either. You could Judy hearr him. Only time you really “saw” him was when he started talking through the dead people
Did they play The Romoan’s song?
Isaiah Scott
they played some cover of it
Logan Wilson
Lou saw it when he was about to bury gage
Jonathan Hernandez
the "subplot" with her dead sister was fucking stupid to give that much attention to in the movie, at least 50% of all scares in the movie had to have been related to that and it didn't pay off in anyway
yes I know it's in the book but the way it was included in the movie was honestly just dumb
Jose Gray
Yeah. And by the end the whole family becomes a zombie too. Which begs the question, why the fuck isn't the whole world full of zombie people if it's pretty obvious that something is trying to kill people and turn them dead-alive, and it's been going on for centuries.
I've never read the book and I've never seen the original so shut the fuck up.
Mason Adams
>admits to never read the book.... or watched the movie...
>tells others to stfu like a stupid child who got his tablet taken away
Time to take your own advice and add a fuck off to it.
Logan Cruz
The only people that call others a child are children themselves.
Julian Brooks
>I've never read the book and I've never seen the original
Well now you know the Wendingo never appears. In the book, the 'villain' was not the Wendigo, but the knowledge of man that a place exists that can bring back the dead.
Camden Foster
Sometahms dead is bettah
Grayson Mitchell
That subplot is not important in the book either, its just there as background for Rachel. If it was given that much importance then they were out of ideas already, I knew this would be shit but damn son.
Lincoln Miller
THE GROUND THERE WAS BAAAAD
Jason Morales
Who are you quoting idiot? Why don't you go pick up a book neetboy.
Jace Nelson
I liked in the orginal movie they made Zelda into the Windigo. How undead Gage dresses up like her
Gavin Collins
The Ramones, dumbass.
Yeah, there's a cover by the band Starcrawler. Totally neutered.
youtube.com
Benjamin Perry
Sounds like it belongs in the Craft or some other shitty 90s horror movie
Zachary Clark
>the craft is shitty
Hahahaha holy shit the absolute state of Yea Forums. So did you just not go back to school after spring break?
Dominic Allen
Careful user, all that estrogen is making you talk stupid
Easton Lopez
Naw I'm way above average. Any real man would admit the craft is great and only babyhand manlets like yourself will say otherwise.
Matthew Taylor
Oh ok Sandy, don't get your knickers in a twist.
Austin Barnes
OK, I liked it, but there were some issues.
I thought Ellie was well done and creepy, though I did not like the change from Gage to her. Part of Louis's intense grief and shame for when Gage died was because it was entirely his fault - Gage was an infant who was just learning to walk and was entirely dependent on his parents for safety, while Ellie was old enough to know not to go in the road without paying attention. They also didn't emphasize Louis's inability to learn about death, which I thought was the crucial plot point of the book. They should've kept the entirety of Jud's Timmy Baterman story instead of a brief news article snippet, and had Louis be the one to bury Rachel, instead of some sort of weird thing with the returned dead trying to build an army or whatever the hell they were showing with the ending. That was a bit more like the Pet Sematary 2 plot.
I did like the emphasis on Zelda, though, since she was the real life situation that I believe the book/other movie were parodying - keeping the very ill, husk of their former selves, better-off-dead people around simply because people find it hard to let go. But, as people, we find it impossible to accept that sometimes it is better just to let someone die/sometimes dead is better no matter how many times we can see that to be true, as was reflected in the book/older movie by Louis continuing to use the burial grounds against all common sense (which was, again, a theme that was downplayed in this new film).
Overall, the first part of the movie felt a bit disjointed. It got better as it went on, but it definitely took a while to draw me in. I did like how they kept the Cujo reference from the book, and the Derry road sign was cute. Also, the Pascow gore looked better in the other adaptation.