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IT: CHAPTER TWO
Warner Bros.
The First Trailer of Il broke records two years ago years ago, when it unleashed 197 million views online during the first 24 hours, and most of these views were "organic" because you can not attach a horrific trailer to a clown movie as scary as an advertisement in front of a YouTube audience suitable for children (or the general public) So, yes, the first clue that It was going to be essentially Star Wars: The Awakening of the Force or The Beauty and the Beast horror movies was in Despite the variables, I see no reason why this trailer does not correspond to a similar view at this time tomorrow. [19659004] This is the first time we see the adult versions of It [19459014lesenfantsprotagonistes] in action And since Andr & oacute; s Muschietti-Directed He was fully foc seduced Derry's children as they struggle against the supernatural evil that kills children (as opposed to the 1990 television book and mini-series that alternated chronologies between children and adults), It: Chapter 2 is more "entirely new" than one might have expected otherwise. Yes, Bill Skarsgeardrd is still Pennywise, and I presume the children actors will appear in flashbacks, but I'm curious to see how much the reader will be friendly, which is convenient for viewers. did not see the first one.
To be fair, I can not imagine that many people who have not read Stephen King's book, have not seen the ABC miniseries and have not seen the first C is whoever will make the choice to watch this second chapter in theaters. And, at the very least, the fundamental tone (adults gather in their hometown to fight an old evil that they defeated when they were children) is both primordial and direct, which was part of the appeal. of the first film. It was sold successfully to those who loved the book, to those who loved the miniseries, and to those who simply wanted an R-rated "epic" horror movie about 1980s kids struggling with a scary clown.
And although the notion of adult fighter supernatural entities is not quite as basic as a hook, it is entirely possible that It: Chapter Two will be as big (or almost as big) as the first movie. It paved the way for an amazing $ 123 million in Fri-Sun for the first time, rising to $ 326 million and $ 700 million worldwide with a budget of $ 38 million. Needless to say, the release of Warner Bros./Time Warner and New Line can be very painful while staying afloat. That said, it's not a regular enough sequence. This is precisely what is promising: a two-part adaptation of King's clbadic novel in 1987.
This is not an isolated "day in life" like the last film of 007 or the last film of Indiana Jones . And that's not part of a major franchise. Heck, it's not even the middle chapter of a trilogy or the second chapter of a literary adaptation of four or five films. This is the second part of a mini-series and how many times have you watched the first part without looking at this second chapter? Even if you were lukewarm on it it's only a movie and about 135 minutes of your time to see how it all goes. This minimal commitment may be essential to repeat the success of the first chapter.
Now, the counterpoint to this argument is that the first was so autonomous that the public did not necessarily need to know what happened the children became adults and all of them were Is still past. By structuring the first 100% children's cooler film, this second chapter can not help but look less organic and more conventional ("So what would happen if he was back to adulthood?" in two parts had it been built to look more like the novel? Of course, the first film grossed $ 700 million worldwide with a budget of less than $ 40 million, so it's hard to dispute the path.
Chapter 2 adapted by Gary Dauberman and performed by Jessica Chastain., Bill Hader, James McAvoy, James Ransone, Andy Bean, Jay Ryan, Isaiah Mustafa and Bill Skarsg & aring, begin September 6, 2019 With the obvious warning that even 50% less would still be of a higher level. Conjuring Money at the level of the universe ( The Conjuring has earned 137 million dollars in 20 13 while The Nun has earned $ 366 million worldwide in 2018), it will be interesting to see how the first movie "you do not need to sequel", the structure will compete with the l 39; Chapter 2 "Well, this is only one more film". We hope that moviegoers will earn one cent (wise), one pound (flesh).
IT: CHAPTER TWO
Warner Bros.
(Gd) BILL HADER as Richie Tozier, JESSICA CHASTAIN as Beverly Marsh, JAMES MCAVOY as Bill Denbrough, JAMES RANSONE as Eddie Kaspbrak, ISAIAH MUSTAFA as Mike Hanlon and JAY RYAN as Ben Hascomb in "IT CHAPTER TWO ","
Photo by Brooke Palmer
"IT: CHAPTER TWO
Warner Bros.
