It Chapter 2 SPOILER REVIEW

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Jason G and I saw It Chapter 2. We both enjoyed it but felt the first film was superior.

Some of Jason's thoughts(THERE ARE SPOILERS BELOW):

-He's read the book and said this movie was too faithful to the book, comparing it to the Watchmen film. This isn't a good thing.

-Jason enjoyed the ensemble of the adult Losers' club even saying, if there were an Oscar nomination in this category, this would win.

-Stephen King connected universe? He shares some insights he's learned regarding this story being related to Mr. King's Dark Tower book.

Late night movie review

My thoughts:

-This film wasn't necessary. Unless you're a completist and want to discover how the rest of the story plays out.

-Is Pennywise and alien? This wasn't explained well.

-The movie does drag at points.

We discuss all this and more in this episode. Please post your comments and feedback below.

It was my birthday on September 8. Jason got me this great gift. A book summarizing Quentin Tarantino's films. Very cool.

A birthday gift from Jason G

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