Jon Hamm full frontal could have been on the table and they passed? Fools.

True. I suppose I give him kidnapping Bev a bit of a pass because he was planning to eat her but her lack of fear made him not do it.

It feels too Freddy Krueger and that's not Pennywise's style

But there is bit of context with that in the book even though Pennywise kidnapping an adult when he takes Audra.

I've been a morning person since I was a kid. Of course as a kid I was asleep by 9pm every night like a weirdo

Franco is the worst casting. If it had been RDJ I think things would have worked at least a bit better. Braff is pretty in the pocket Weisz and Williams are the MVPs and Kunis is trying her best.

Reynolds brings some solid snark, Biel is sleepwalking, Snipes doesn't want to be there and Parker Posey crushes it like always. Also 5 seconds of John Michael Higgins attempting accent work is kind of hilarious

I may have to try this but with the Muppet version of The Frog Prince which was played on a record during naptime when I was in preschool. Knocked me right out.

My lord those luscious locks. I definitely rented this as a kid and my dad was UTTERLY confused as to what I was watching. The only other time was when I rented the Charles Band movie PET SHOP

I haven't gone back to it since I watched it when it first hit video. I wasn't totally into it but it may have also been I just wasn't in the right mood.

I've got three pairs

Jacob Elordi is trying to recreate the cover of Billy Joel's Turnstiles

She just used Buck to get to Miles and Maizy

It's not like I have anything to offer anyway.

I feel like he's got the visual skill but he also needs someone to work with him and hone the story and, while Michael Bacall worked with him well on Scott Pilgrim, I don't know if he's the absolute best fit for something like The Running Man.

Any film featuring the director of Clue and My Cousin Vinny as a thoroughly confused Vicar always needs to be discussed