Originally Posted by Joe Moore (Post 762298)

Gallery coming soon.

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Originally Posted by Tomax (Post 762593)

Originally Posted by dukefett (Post 763613)

I kinda wanna watch the original as well; I'll try to just watch the first half and save seeing the ending for the sequel.

Originally Posted by SpasticPlastic (Post 763620)

I'd wait until after the sequel then, because the original series wasn't split in half like the films. We see the characters as kids through flashbacks scattered throughout.

Originally Posted by SpasticPlastic (Post 763620)

I'd wait until after the sequel then, because the original series wasn't split in half like the films. We see the characters as kids through flashbacks scattered throughout.

Originally Posted by webz (Post 763622)

Same goes for the new movies. The adult Loser Club will take center stage in the sequel, but all the kids come back, and have a major role in the sequel.

I wouldn't worry about ruining the experience by watching the tv series. The performances are so different, and the little tweaks to the story, I don't think it really matters much.

Originally Posted by AlanThCollector (Post 763922)

So in other words we're paying almost $10 dollars more for an ultimate figure that really only has one new accessory, but still one less accessory overall.

Again someone please explain to me why that Georgie Arm couldn't come with the original Ultimate 2017 Pennywise... a figure (an "Ultimate" one at that) I've been saying should have included much more from the very beginning.

I'm still going to get this regardless because it looks nice and I'm a completis, but there is no reason why this figure shouldn't be a standard figure release. Extra money for a figure that amounts to new paint applications and one less accessory is a really bad joke... thoughts?

Originally Posted by evilekim (Post 763930)

I agree that the price is a bit more than it should be, but Gamestop sets the price...not NECA. However, the figure itself is different. He has blood all over the collar, as well as the faces, and hands. You couldn’t make this interchangeable because of that. The hands and heads yes, but not the collar. There are people that want a bloody and/or non bloody version of characters. Look at Storm Collectibles Mortal Kombat line....they have a bloody and non bloody of every character. McFarlane originally did that with the Movie Maniacs, amd NECA made regular and battle damaged versions of several characters.

Originally Posted by dukefett (Post 763934)

It's definitely odd though to call any figure Ultimate when it's not and something is coming out at the same time. If it's ultimate include all those pieces as swap out parts like with Gypsy Danger or something.

They probably shouldn't call the first figure for any property Ultimate in any case.

Originally Posted by AlanThCollector (Post 763943)

I see what you're saying, but a paint job shouldn't warrant a price jump like that and in the past even when NECA would make a battle damaged variant of a figure nine times out of ten it would always be the same price as the original figure. NECA does have some say in the MSRP. It's common for online stores and brick and mortars to to fluctuate the price by a few dollars, but this quite frankly is kind of outrageous.

On another note (And I know I'm nitpicking here) I could be wrong, but Pennywise never appeared this bloody in the film. It was really just his mouth that was bloody. And He was never seen with Georgie's severed arm. They should have given him the bare bloody arm instead. So in a sense this GameStop exclusive isn't even technically movie accurate.



I agree with you 100%. Before NECA did Ultimate figures I never batted an eye buying two figures just to get all the accessories or looks and collectors like me just end up buying two Ultimate figures anyway just to have both looks at the same time without swapping parts all the time or having a bunch of extra heads with no bodies.

I don't mean to trash this exclusive, but it seems more like a cash grab than anything else. Perhaps they should have just gone the standard figure release route for both modern Pennywise figures because right now this doesn't seem so "Ultimate."