A Most messy and unconvinced and unconventional mess!

Rating: 1/10 (29 July 2019)

It starts up nice but quickly comes to what genre cliches that horror Filmmakers have to offer today the film is messy through out the movie with very over used with Jump-scares the is not just jump-scares It's one the same jump scare after the next with no tension suspense that will lead up to dread the director has alternative ideas based on the novel but sticks to firmly on the spirit without much concern for the voice of the author the film has been better off if sticking to the voice of the author like other king adaptions like Shawshank redemption and The Green Mile and the director Andy cannot really grab on to the mall source material or did genre very well he be better off directing dark fancy or Goth fantasy type films but here it's one too many messes one of the big problems was the first director CJ funkaga had The Goonies meets a horror film type movie witch does not work here and it makes me and other people sick that filmmakers coming in the business today are trying to have one goal and that is how can we jump cheats jump scare everyone without using suspense tension or dread or even surprise over suspense or silence Andy's version uses a pennywise that uses chili quality which is not real relevant to the book and looks over cliched and adds too much of the prosthetics it went better than using less it went better than using less is more some filmmakers don't seem to understand that today while the trial equality May been an interesting idea but definitely does not hold up from what the book had to offer which was a middle-aged man in a clown costume hopefully the next adoption 20 years of self and now we'll have ma much more visual look in this version has this version can't grab hold much and the reason why it has such a respected audience membership is because this film is not going to impress big main going moviegoers a man impressed critics but it's going to fail to impress serious or any kind of serious going audiences