IT (ESO) PARTE II (2019)

Speaking with SFX Magazine (via Games Radar), Muschietti says he’s open to working on a supercut that will combine parts one and two into one long feature film. He also adds that there’s potentially another cut of “IT: Chapter Two” based on his original director’s cut that was nearly four hours in length:

“The possibilities are open. There’s a version where the two movies are cut together. There’s a version where there’s a special director’s cut of number one and a special director’s cut of number two. And I’m happy to basically work on every one of them.”
 
“#ITChapter2 has a rushed, clumsy first act & an odd lack of chemistry among the adult Losers. But it eventually finds its footing. This is a BIG movie – a go for broke horror blockbuster not afraid to make weird choices. Bill Hader steals the show… Several issues aside, this is one of the rare Stephen King adaptations that actually understands King’s voice and successfully translates it to the screen. It captures that unapologetic earnestness mixed with a kind of aw-shucks corniness that King does so well. Is it scary? Not really. In fact, it seems more content to go for humor rather than horror. But there are a handful of genuinely nasty moments that you don’t usually get in big studio horror flicks.” – Chris Evangelista, Slashfilm

“#ITChapterTwo is big and ambitious and can’t *quite* handle the weight of its aspirations, but it’s still a fine piece of heartfelt horror. The parts that work, work REALLY well and Bill Hader is every-bit the scene-stealing standout we all hoped he’d be.” – Haleigh Foutch, Collider

“#ITChapterTwo is a terrific companion to #ITChapterOne. Similar vibes, great ensemble chemistry w/ a nice mix of humor and horror. Part 2 plays heavier in tone, dealing w/ defeating the burden of childhood trauma, & I definitely teared up at the very end. Bill Hader steals it” – Erik Davis, Fandango

“#ItChapterTwo is a giant budget, studio-backed horror movie that’s also a fairly serious actors showcase/ensemble, with occasional flashes of brilliant imagery (like all the balloons cascading under the bridge). It’ll make more money than Warner Bros knows what to do with.” – Drew Taylor, The Verge

“So, #ITChapterTwo: it’s v. good, but not great. I liked it, but didn’t LOVE it. First movie is a tough act to follow. TWO is gruesome, strange but rarely scary. Nails important aspects from the book, but feels overlong. Cast is aces, though, & Bill Hader SHOULD be in Oscar convo.” – Sean O’Connell, CinemaBlend

“#ITChapter2 isn’t as refined as the first, but it’s still an excellent ensemble piece, oozing with heart & packed with extremely well-crafted set pieces. Muschietti weaves the young & adult Losers together super well, giving IT 2 a truly epic feel. (MVP: Bill Hader as Richie.)” – Perri Nemiroff, Collider

“So #ITChapterTwo was pretty damn great & the ending left me in tears. There are some excellent set pieces (finale had me holding my breath at times) that got under my skin & I think the adult Losers are awesome. Relies a bit too much on flashbacks tho but fans should be happy.” – Heather Wixson, Daily Dead News
 
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Tengo bastante hype y no se si ir mañana a la maraton que monta Cinesa, sino tengo que esperar al martes para verla.... PERO son 5 jodidas horas, como para volverse loco
 
Son dos horas y tres cuartos de peli, ¿no? A pesar de ser un género tan poco atractivo para mí (y de la Chastain), la verdad es que yo también le tengo ganas. Dicen que quien se sale es Bill Hader, mira que me cuesta creerlo...

Un saludete.
 
La cosa arranca con un rollo Hook acerca de la importancia de recordar quien somos pero reflexionando relamente estamos ante un mamotreto hecho por los ejecutivos del estudio para salvar los trastos, porque no se explica el bajón cuantitativo respecto a la encantadora primera parte. Una peli de terror en que la gente se parte el ojete es para hacer un par de llamadas y pedir explicaciones, y lo peor es que todo importa dos putas mierdas. Vivo con tu madre en un castillo...
 
¿Más de reírse que la primera?. Parece imposible. La veré, como veo todas, sólo espero que esta vez el payaso al menos no copie el baile de las pavas de Objetivo Birmania. Ugh.
 
Hay algo realmente obsceno que me tocó los cojones sobremanera en todo el tinglado, y es que mientras en la anterior todos los muertos tenían nombre y apellidos, aquí muere niño numero 1 y niño numero 2 (que precipita un tercer acto digno de Frank Drebin) y nadie se acuerda de ellos :(
 
Mirad la primera critica que copipastea Hinomura, que es prácticamente lo que yo opino, solo que para mi no levanta el vuelo.
 
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