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Hilarious Alternative Opening To Be Included On “IT” Blu-ray Release

It might feel like September was yesterday, and that 2017 began just last week, but another year has descended upon us. What’s one good way to not fear the reaper? Distractions, and the upcoming “IT” blu-ray will have plenty of those. Releaseing in the States January 9th, the good folks down under in Australia have already got their paws on “IT”. According to Blu-ray.com the release will include: Pennywise Lives (16:25) – a behind-the-scenes featurette about Pennywise, of course. The Losers’ Club (15:42) – a featurette about the child actors in the movie. Author of Fear (13:51) – an extended interview with Stephen King, who talks at length about writing the book. He mentions that Derry was based off a town in Maine called Bangor. And… deleted scenes! These total 15:18! – “Georgie Catches Boat (Opening Gag Scene)”: When Georgie grabs for the boat in the opening…he gets it and walks away, saying “See you later!” to a frustrated Pennywise.

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Capt McNeely
Dec 19, 2017
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Reels Of Never Before Seen ‘Ghostbusters’ Footage Discovered

1984 saw the release of a ‘Ghostbuster’, a film that quickly became a classic. News has come that will have fans more excited than Slimer when he sees food, never before seen footage has been discovered! Yesterday, Ghost Corps, a division of Columbia Pictures devoted to everything ‘Ghostbuster’, posted a photo of three film reels, each marked with hand-written notes. Ghost Corps is headed by none other than Ghostbuster Dan Aykroyd and Ivan Reitman. One of the reels is titled “Fort Detmerring” and is suspected to contain the sought after deleted scene where Ray Stanz (Dan Aykroyd) gets intimate with a beautiful ghost. The only reason that fans know that the scene exists is that a still surfaced when the film was originally released. Why the scene didn’t make it into the film I don’t know. Ghostbusters Wikia says this about the scene: Ray Stantz is in the Fort Detmerring Single Officers’ Quarters, a painstakingly restored period room with a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 18, 2017

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Hilarious Alternative Opening To Be Included On “IT” Blu-ray Release

It might feel like September was yesterday, and that 2017 began just last week, but another year has descended upon us. What’s one good way to not fear the reaper? Distractions, and the upcoming “IT” blu-ray will have plenty of those. Releaseing in the States January 9th, the good folks down under in Australia have already got their paws on “IT”. According to Blu-ray.com the release will include: Pennywise Lives (16:25) – a behind-the-scenes featurette about Pennywise, of course. The Losers’ Club (15:42) – a featurette about the child actors in the movie. Author of Fear (13:51) – an extended interview with Stephen King, who talks at length about writing the book. He mentions that Derry was based off a town in Maine called Bangor. And… deleted scenes! These total 15:18! – “Georgie Catches Boat (Opening Gag Scene)”: When Georgie grabs for the boat in the opening…he gets it and walks away, saying “See you later!” to a frustrated Pennywise.

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Capt McNeely
Dec 19, 2017
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Reels Of Never Before Seen ‘Ghostbusters’ Footage Discovered

1984 saw the release of a ‘Ghostbuster’, a film that quickly became a classic. News has come that will have fans more excited than Slimer when he sees food, never before seen footage has been discovered! Yesterday, Ghost Corps, a division of Columbia Pictures devoted to everything ‘Ghostbuster’, posted a photo of three film reels, each marked with hand-written notes. Ghost Corps is headed by none other than Ghostbuster Dan Aykroyd and Ivan Reitman. One of the reels is titled “Fort Detmerring” and is suspected to contain the sought after deleted scene where Ray Stanz (Dan Aykroyd) gets intimate with a beautiful ghost. The only reason that fans know that the scene exists is that a still surfaced when the film was originally released. Why the scene didn’t make it into the film I don’t know. Ghostbusters Wikia says this about the scene: Ray Stantz is in the Fort Detmerring Single Officers’ Quarters, a painstakingly restored period room with a

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 18, 2017