It's been 3 days since you blocked me, 82 hours I have not felt your aura in my zone.
I fear I cant go on like this.

Another trailer is out…

Another trip to Stephen King's Derry? I'm in!!

Fr this looks kinda good
Thats it, I’m going to clown college

We float down here….
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i could see them trying to sell carrie as some religious homeschooled kid that tries to enter public school as a teen. that way it checks all the hollywood agenda boxes.

The entire story rests on the assumption that Carrie didn't realize what was going on initially. That's not impossible in 1974, given her very sheltered upbringing. But it would be very unbelievable in 2025.
But, yes, Spacek's performance and De Palma's direction will not be topped.
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i think the problem with making another carrie is that sissy's performance is really what sells it, along with how raw everything looked back in 1970's horror.

I wouldn't expect to see that scene
Honestly, I'd rather see them finally adapt The Talisman than this or another new version of Carrie (as much as I love Mike Flanagan).
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yes, and there was also a child gang bang.
hopefully derry will live up to and exceed our now heightened expectations

Ah, ok. I only watched that once, because retelling the entire story in chronological order is dumb and the '50s setting is essential. The miniseries is imperfect as well due to network television standards, although Tim Curry's performance is classic.
It seems like this is really just a series set in Derry, sort of like Hulu's Castle Rock, set in another town of King's creation.
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i think the difference is that in "IT", those events brought those losers closer together, rather making the focus of the story about the town getting more tribal and divided, like these trailers suggest.

IT part two opened with a homophobic hate crime.
My password is password.

A black character was among the Losers Club in the original novel, and a racially charged event in Derry's past is detailed as well.
The novel also opens with a homophobic hate crime which I don't believe has found it's way into any of the adaptations so far.
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Yeah this looks like a woke racial farce
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sure.
but did king write fables about racial injustice?