Has anyone besides me seen that movie? It is scary and for em scary movie buffs, its a tester.............. But I must warn you......... the movie will leave you with a reminder when you see Ronald Mcdonald.......

Hah! The movie is an absolute LAUGH! If you've read the book! If you want fear, read the book. Truly terror.... Too bad that my favorite character dies though.

But the intial concept is scary........ and your neb so you dont affected by Pennywise......... wait! YU ARE PENNYWISE! j/k :D

The book prevented me from sleeping well for almost a month..... I also kept a constant distance from sewer gratings and I never looked out of any windows at night for fear of seeing.... Pennywise. Bloody scary thing.

Books are always better than the movies, dunno why but this is especially true of thrillers.

Probably because some of the scary part of thrillers are the characters' thoughts. Their fear.... You can really feel how the characters feel when you have their feelings described to you like that. In movies the only thing that can scare you is the "shock" effect where something suddenly bursts forth from somewhere or such....

<font color="lightgreen">I agree entirely. No movie can ever capture the same depth as a book. If youve read a thriller, then see the movie, it is never good, and more often than not quite stupid.
And it will often happen with other genre aswell. For example, most Roald Dahl books have been turned into movies. Some have the only similarity as the title.
Movies are *never* as good as books. </font>

Ahhh you had to do it didnt you [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img]
The very one book that scared the living hell out of me both as a child and an adult. Something about that book gives you serious Pennywise paranoia. :(
Always gives you the feeling that he is standing right beside you [img]graemlins/uhoh1.gif[/img]

Tell me some of the scenes that 'didnt make it' into the movie........ please?

Bump for an evil clown! wanna float?