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eddietoz · 9 months

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wyatt oleff rated It: Chapter Two 2.5 stars by the way. so. even one of the series’ main actors recognises it’s terribleness

#.txt #no im not returning to my IT era #it chapter two #andy muschetti #the losers club #wyatt oleff

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willthewise85 · 10 months

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The way IT chapter 2 ruined Audra Denbrough will always piss me off

#Audra denbrough #bill denbrough #I’m gonna sue Andy and Barbara Muschetti for defamation of character #it chapter two #it

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queereddiediaz · 2 years

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Welcome to the Losers Club, asshole!

It (2017), dir. Andy Muschetti

#it #it 2017 #cinematv #dailyflicks #filmedit #fyeahmovies #cinemapix #userleahrose #usereste #userbon!#userdean #userdanni #usermarshal #userpjo #*mine: gifs

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dontcallmeeds · 2 years

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I will NEVER forgive Andy Muschetti for having Richie and Eddie ARM WRESTLE but not kiss

#eat my ass Andy #hate you hate you hate you #reddie #richie tozier #eddie kaspbrak #it chapter 2 #it fandom

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heartunderthefloorboards · 6 days

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thinking about andy muschetti saying "now think about your childhood and tell yourself you can never go back"

#del.txt #it #andy muschietti #richie tozier #but i digress

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savage-kult-of-gorthaur · 11 months

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"...THIS VERSION OF KARA ZOR-EL IS REALLY BEAUTIFUL AND STRONG. AND SHE'S REALLY BADASS."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on promotional materials, film stills, etc... of American actress & Hollywood newcomer Sasha Calle as Kara Zor-El in the sci-fi/action/comic-book movie adaptation of "The Flash" (2023), directed by Andy Muschetti. Warner Bros. Pictures/DC Films.

BUZZFEED: "I have to ask, what was it like for you stepping into the Supergirl suit for the first time?"

SASHA CALLE: "It was a trip for sure. First of all, the suit is very tight. When I was done, I was like, "Wow, getting into this thing is a mission." The first time that I fully got into it, it required three people which is hilarious. After that, I had the lovely staff with me every day. [Stephanie Paul] — from the costume department — and I would put on the suit together every single day. It's an honor to wear the Kryptonian emblem and to be portraying this character."

BUZZFEED: "What’s one thing that makes your Supergirl different from previous portrayals?"

SASHA: "Her androgyny, I would say. The suit is so beautiful and it's a beautiful mix of femininity and masculinity. It's kind of androgynous, and it's mobile. It works as if you were to wear a suit that would protect you and allow you to move. I love it. It was really cool to see how it looks on camera as well."

BUZZFEED: "There have been a lot of reactions to your short, dark hair as Supergirl. Was that a conscious decision to keep your hair darker considering the iconic character is mostly known for her blonde hair in the comics?"

SASHA: "That was all Andy's decision. Andy had a vision for her. He said that when he saw my self-tape when I auditioned for this then-untitled character, he knew. It's crazy as an actor to hear that. That's any actor's dream. But, yeah, he had a vision. He asked me if I would cut my hair prior to me knowing or signing anything. So I promised him that I was going to cut my hair. When we got to that point, I was overjoyed. I think that this version of Kara Zor-El is really beautiful and strong. And she's really badass."

Sources: www.buzzfeed.com/terrycarter/sasha-calle-the-flash-supergirl-interview, Twitter, Pinterest, various, etc...

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romancomicsnews · 8 months

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Who should play The Batman in the DCU?

This is a question that I think no one really wants to answer.

After the success of Matt Reeves The Batman, Michael Keatons return to the role, Kevin Conroy's Death, and Ben Affleck leaving it, I think it is safe to say people have had enough Batman, and enough good takes of the character.

Even so, Andy Muschetti is currently set to direct The DCU's Brave and the Bold, which will show a new Batman, now older and with his son, Damian Wayne.

Recently a popular fancast surfaced of John Krasinski for the role, to some fans love and some fans dismay.

Personally, I don't think he was suited for Reed or for Bruce. I can see him more as a Green Lantern. But this did get my wheels turning, hopefully to do better. And I got some picks. But first, we need to answer a few questions.

What live action versions are we pulling from?

We want to pull key elements from different versions, but there are so many iterations Jesus.

I am not going to go into all of them, I'll stick with 3. But know that I am a fan of most iterations of The Batman.

Ben Affleck

Love him or hate him, Ben Affleck's Batman was memorable. Personally he has a lot of things I want to incorporate into our DCU Batman. For one, he is our older Batman. Our actor should be similar aged to Ben.

He is also a complete unit. After being Batman for so long, he has had to make himself more of a unit in order to properly take out foes.

This is also the best voice, suit, and fighting style I've seen for a live action Batman. The voice modulator works wonders.

I think Ben had a presence that made it clear he was a leader of the team, if not Thee leader. I want our Bruce to feel the same.

Robert Pattinson

Robert Pattinson is a little weirdo. And I mean that in the best way.

This was the first time I think it was properly shown how uncomfortable it might be to be around such a presence as Batman. He is fear personified, and working with someone like that can and should be awkward.

Pattinson also took being Batman way too seriously, our Bruce should do the same. Batman's a religion to Bruce.

We need someone who can be a middle ground between these two as Batman.

Christian Bale

While those two perfected Batman, no one has done Bruce Wayne better than Bale.

Bale by far did the act of Bruce Wayne most convincingly. It is one of my favorite aspects of his films. We need someone who can pull off charming douchebag when needed, but slip back into dark loner.

Bale was also funny in a way Batman hasn't been in awhile. We need someone when comfortable be able to joke with Clark.

You can see why casting a Batman can be extremely difficult. Balancing all these characteristics are crucial to making it work.

What ethnicity is Bruce Wayne?

All iterations of Batman have been white.

Now, is there value in making him another ethnicity? Maybe. Making him a person of color could be part of why he doesn't trust the police and takes matters into his own hands. Perhaps maybe his parents being new money is why they are killed. Who is to say?

For now, I will say Batman can be any ethnicity.

Other Stipulations

The DCU Batman is confirmed to have a son, Damian Wayne. Assuming he has already raised Dick Grayson, Tim Drake and Jason Todd is already dead, this Batman has to be in their 50s. We're looking for an older actor.

George Clooney, Val Kilmer, Michael Keaton, Christian Bale, Robert Pattinson and Ben Affleck have all taken up the role, meaning we need a name. Someone who immediately you know, whether you like it or not. But we also need someone surprising.

We need someone who we can see doing this for awhile. At least 5-8 years. The DCU is just starting, so someone with longevity is a must.

He should probably be tall.

Finally, as always, someone not known for past superhero roles. Let's begin.

3. Jamie Dornan

Jamie Dornan may be the safest and most controversial choice for The Batman.

Like Pattinson before him, Dornan is known for playing the love interest in some pretty bad movies, but since has made a career for himself full of wins. Projects like Belfast, Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar and the Tourist proves Dornan has the acting chops for it.

He is a little younger than we would like, but he can play older, and looks a lot like a classic Bruce Wayne.

I have two main concerns for Dornan. One, would he be better off as a villain? In the DCU, he may make a fantastic Gotham City villain like Harvey Dent. But in the MCU, does he have the making of a fantastic Doctor Doom? I think so.

Finally, the character he plays in Fifty Shades of Grey is BASED on Edward Cullen, who was played by Robert Pattinson, our current Batman. The comparisons will be built in from the beginning, and we something fresh.

I think Dornan can kill it, but there's too much against him for him to be my main pick.

2. Bradley Cooper

Now I know what you're thinking, he's Rocket Raccoon!

Yes he is, but the Guardians movies are now finished. And unlike his teammates, Cooper doesn't really show his face when playing the character. In a way, he is oddly detached from Marvel.

He has also worked with James Gunn before, is currently producing Joker: Folie a Deux, and has an incredible career to back up him as a pick.

From American Sniper to Nightmare Alley to A Star is Born, Cooper consistently delivers. He can do suave, he can do loner, he can do troubled, and he can do comedy. I think he could be a spiritual successor to someone like Ben Affleck, and lead the Justice League in a way that feels natural.

He'd also be useful behind the camera, as he was the director of A Star is Born.

My biggest concern with Cooper is whether he would want to do it. One of the benefits of playing a raccoon is you get to work from a booth for maybe a few hours and you're done. This would be a commitment.

There also comes the question of whether Cooper is bigger than the role. We want people to be lost in the story, so finding an actor who convincingly be Batman is crucial. Cooper might be just a little too big for this.

Of my three, I think Cooper is the most likely to land the role, and that may be for the best.

1. Alexander Skarsgård

If we're looking for a surprising pick, with range, physicality, a name that is big but not bigger than the role, I give you: Alexander Skarsgård.

Known for roles in The Stand, Succession, The Northman and Infinity Pool, Skarsgård is one of those actors who is often forgotten but people are excited to see when he pops up.

He is a dramatic actor who can do funny, scary, and anything in between. He's played fantasy characters in The Stand, a billionaire asshole in Succession, and a warrior in The Northman, all praised. He has all the making of a great Batman.

He is classically handsome, and at 6'3, 46 years old, he is just in the age range we're looking for, and towers over most heroes.

He doesn't feel like any other Batman before him either, which will help us stay away from those comparison conversations.

I don't think there really is a perfect answer as to who should be the next Batman. But of all my options, Skarsgård makes the most sense. I could see him and David Corenswet leading the league for years to come.

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deusluxuria · 2 years

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( spoilers: golden wind / vento aureo / part 5 )

( warning: dio as a parent )

went through my 2nd watch of andy muschetti's "mama" (2013) & now i am thinking about dea after her death staying in giorno's life as a moth or a bat or something

#fem!dio because i think of her being more ethereal looking like the monster is #mudamom #dea brando #mudad #jojo's bizarre adventure #jjba #golden wind #vento aureo

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tiktaalic · 2 years

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i absolutely see why people are insane about it chapter two now. oh my god

im liteallyyyy going to be sick i haven't even. i haven't even watched the entirety of it yet (it chapter two) but i don't think ill make it tbh im not even in the right headspace rn i completely understand why people are crazy over that film! i am so sorry to the people i saw on the dash acting like this over it and thinking wow its literally it what is there to be insane abt

i can't even remember if it's you who's a big it chapter two fan sorry if you aren't this must be weird

YEAH. ITS. it chapter 2: goddamn. You see that shit? That was fucking crazy. Anyway I’m Andy muschetti. Not a good movie by any means. Easily a movie I’ve seen all 3 hours of at least 3 times. Literally opens on a hatecrime. In the supernatural/noes tier of getting told you’re crazy for a decade plus before going actually you know what . You’re right. Richie toZier closeted character of ALL time. edddie Kaspbrak. Well. Eddie Kaspbrak. He’s. Activates certain button combo in my brain of make me crazy. Like that man is GAY and CLOSETED and MISERABLE and there’s nothing you or he can do about it! Last 20 minutes are guy punch after gut punch makes me incoherent to even think about it’s like what if you wanted a happy ending …. But you were gay so instead you stay in miserable stasis while your peers grow and move on and become smiling magazine covers . ITS. it’s . Sorry. It’s like supernatural in that Richie gets absolutely horrific wrap ups to his thread and everyone involved is like yeah uhhh I think it’s really meaningful and a point of growth ! Anyway. Yeah. It chapter 2. Awful movie. Great multi media experience. I will never forgive anyone who has ever posted in the eddie Kaspbrak tag

#ask #anonymous #clown movie

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eddietoz · 2 years

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IT chapter 2 would’ve been gayer if they just hadn’t tried making it gay

#i will Not be elaborating.#it chapter 2 #reddie

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fleurmatisse · 2 years

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stephen king, duffer brothers, andy muschetti, it is on SIGHT for crimes against eddies i am going to destroy you

#i need to scream into a pillow i cannot believe even KNOWING they would do it i am so upset about it

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mykwatchesmovies23 · 9 months

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The Flash

2023

Directed by Andy Muschetti

2/10

Watched 19 July

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multi-muse-transect · 9 months

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Every from comment from Andy Muschetti is like he’s begging to get removed the Brave And The Bold.

#DC #The Flash #Barry Allen #Bruce Wayne #Movies #Supergirl #Kara Zor El

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rickchung · 10 months

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The Flash (dir. Andy Muschetti).

[It’s] an overstuffed but well-made spaghetti mashup of nostalgic superhero fun. [Ezra] Miller carries the adventure ably. And yes, there are some insane cameos, references, and nods to other DC Comics incarnations for fans to lap up. What saves the film is its surprisingly heartfelt emotional resonance captured through some fine performances, with [Michael] Keaton having most of the fun.

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raybizzle · 1 year

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horrorremakefilms · 2 years

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Second Blog

For this blog entry, I have decided to take a dive into learning about the famous film and horror remake film “It.” The original “It” movie was directed by Tommy Lee Wallace, releasing the film in November of 1990.

The plot of this horror film is based on the killer clown, Pennywise. Pennywise is known for his famous idea and plan to lure children by hiding in sewers. I can remember at a very young age, one of my friends showed me a clip on YouTube of the original “It” film in where Pennywise the clown had his first run into protagonist character and little boy Georgie. Since this first 1990 film was released to the public, two more It movie remakes have hit theaters. Each movie is based around Pennywise and how he plans to wreak havoc on children.

(250) IT | Opening Scene | HD | OV | 2017 - YouTube

As I mentioned, the original “It” film was released in 1990, with two movie remakes hitting screens worldwide. In the previous two It films the quality and graphics have made a significant jump from the original, which is expected. It is based out of Derry, Maine, a town in which had history of tragedies involving missing children resulting in murders. Georgie, is just like any other kid, going about his days exploring the world with his friends not knowing what they are getting themselves into. The first “It” remake was very impressive, especially after the mastermind of Stephen King and his novel.

The It remake film has interesting backstories behind it, and the way in which it was inspired by Stephen King. Andy Muschetti was brought in to direct the film remake, where he did not disappoint. Muschetti said he got his inspiration for the plot behind other films such as Stand By Me, and The Goonies. I thought this was extremely interesting because it makes so much sense after viewing the film remakes. Following young Georgie being taken into the sewer by Pennywise, his friends gather despite their differences as they are determined that their friend is still alive and to bring him home. They call themselves the “Losers Club.”

The opening scene of the 2017 film It forces the audience to almost fall out of their seats with the chills it causes from the suspense. I think it is easy to say that this is one of the better horror remake films. In comparison to the original “It” film, Andy Muschetti installed fear into his audience as we really did not know what to expect.

Would you like a balloon?an analysis of the clown in Stephen King's "It" | Meyrer | Lyrics Write (unifap.br)

It is simple when analyzing the idea behind the movie “It.” A clown is normally supposed to be depicted as a harmless character, and even something that you would almost always see at children’s birthday parties. Stephen King took this idea and ran with it, installing fear into everyone seeing Pennywise the clown haunt innocent Georgie. The idea of a killer clown and balloons is so upside down that it makes for an unbelievable horror film, especially with remakes.

-Anthony Fagan

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