6+ hour Supercut should be released sometime in 2020

I know exactly what you mean. People around me thought it was bad compared to the first one, but i thought it was great.

@@Carmine1989 It Chapter 2 and Avengers Endgame were two of my most favorite movies of 2019. Knives Out, Doctor Sleep, and Marriage Story were pretty good too.

@@melissalayson7275 Yeah I loved Doctor Sleep and Endgame too. Haven't seen the other two, but I'm planning on checking out Knives at least.

@@Carmine1989 Knives Out is really good. You won't be disappointed.

Picture quality is astonishing

sometime in 2020 i've been watching a few interviews with director Andy Muschietti about the 6+ hour supercut

Nop haha ​@@garrettlh9482

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Haha. I’m not a 4K hater. I’m just not upgrading until I need to. I have a 3D TV and still enjoy that format.

shinedown54 I am still pissed they didn’t come out with new 3D 4K movies after we spent $30 per movie 😡😡😡

@@shinedown54 That odd because my standard blu-ray of It Chapter 2 does have the Dolby Atmos soundtrack.

@@melissalayson7275 Yeah, there are still quite a few blu-rays that do have the Atmos track, which is nice for folks that haven’t upgraded to 4K yet.

we also get a worse cover hiding behind ballons, yet the blu ray has your cover, this is also unfair, same cover on all relases.

So true

I think that 2 looked better but 1 was also gorgeous

Films At Home Films At Home Well that’s exciting! I’ve easily watched chapter 1 ten times for the visuals, alone. It really pops on my LG b6. Thanks for the reply and 🍻to 20k. It’ll be here before you know it.

Buy the steelbook you get 4K and cover art.

Marcos Rod you need two TVs for true 4K

@d c, dude what?

September 6th. Labor Day weekend. Technically the end of summer but you’re right too!

It did come out quick (about three months from theatrical release), however WB wanted to get it out before Xmas to milk that Holiday gravy train for all it’s worth. Plus, “Avengers: Endgame” was the highest grossing movie ever (after inflation) but still dropped on home video about four months after theatrical release. That’s why people mostly go to theaters now to just see event films that demand to be seen in the theater. Heck, the new Nancy Drew movie that played in theaters was out on home video about two months after the theatrical release. The window between theatrical and home video release has become shorter. Mainly, because most blockbusters open simultaneously in the U.S. and overseas or sometimes the overseas markets get them a week to two earlier. Japan and China usually take a couple months after release to play there. Studios no longer have to wait 6 to 8 months to release major films on home video like 10-15 years ago. With a movie like “Nancy Drew” the studio doesn’t see a huge overseas market so they just release it in home video once the domestic box-office dries up.

People didn't like the adult portion of the It miniseries with Tim Curry either. I personally loved It Chapter 2 as much I loved Chapter 1. In It Chapter 2 the actors who played the adults actually looked their child counter parts.

Fidel Vela All the features calibration websites like Engadget tells you to turn _off_ ? Turn those back *on* . But seriously, grain is part of the “experience.” If it’s distracting to the point that it takes you out of the movie, though, try the lowest noise reduction setting and go from there...

Good point! I will make sure to mention that.

SB51Lee right? I laughed at how bad it all was.