WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



kirok1 12:53 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
All depends on the books.
Insomnia is excellent.
His new trilogy Mr Mercedes were pretty good, though the ending was a little familiar in tone.
Enjoyed Revival, though it did indeed tail off a bit.

bruuuno 12:51 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
Can add carrie to that list too. Watched the new one the other night it seemed to be exactly the same

Hermit Road 12:49 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
Plenty of good films.

Shawshank
Stand by me
Green mile
The shining
Misery
Dead zone
Dolores Claibourne
Running Man


And the daddy of them all


Children of the corn.

bruuuno 12:45 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
His films and to a lesser extent his books always seem to start well and end really shit. That said I do like the film of the langoliers

Hermit Road 12:43 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
I never knew that. Loved the book, thought the film hadn't been made. A lot of his books would make phenomenal films now that special effects have caught up. Plenty of others were beat films without the need for it.

bruuuno 12:37 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
There was a film that was split up into two parts, each about three hours long I think.

Hermit Road 12:35 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
What film?

bruuuno 12:31 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
I love the book and the film of the stand, the film is epic

Gavros 12:01 Wed Aug 31
Re: Stephen King's IT
Go and tweet yoursesh to a gottle of geer.

only1billybonds 11:51 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Gav.

No,just a lazy cunt,couldnt be bothered to get my glasses.

stirlinghammer 11:23 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Dolores clairborne ...another underated film adaptation

Gavros 10:53 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
only1billybonds 10:43 Tue Aug 30

Are you a ventriloquists doll?

kirok1 10:48 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Original of 'Salems lot is great but still deviates significantly from the book.
However, the remake was goddamned awful!

only1billybonds 10:43 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Agree with Jac. Noth IT and the Stand were very good books but major let downs as gilms.

jools268 10:39 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Good book, but Salem's lot is better and the mini series was one of the scariest things I'd ever seen as a kid .

Look at me teacher ! *shivers*

Too Much Too Young 10:15 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Beep, Beep Ritchy.

kirok1 9:52 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Original miniseries was due to be ten hours and included much more from the book but studio cut the budgets and people walked.
In the end it's still memorable but yes, the book is better.
New make up for Pennywise looks impressive.
Apparently Will Polter was fantastic but all the delays have now caused recasting.
Keep an eye on movie web and Empire for more updates as it could be good. Apparently two movies, one as kids then the return as adults.

Sniper 3:42 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Oh I see

Just seems gank was absent so thought I'd fill in for him

Maybe he's the child stealing clown...

Agent Scud 3:34 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
Sniper,

Randall Flagg played in goal in the 1906/07 season.

Sniper 2:59 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
What's this got to do with West Ham?

Gavros 2:46 Tue Aug 30
Re: Stephen King's IT
the stand is a great book. the Walking Man is a classic character. the progenitor of Anton Chigurh.

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