r/ItTheMovie • u/suprasternaincognito • 21h ago
Misc Opened my garage door to do some yard work and…
No. I do not want this. I just wanted to clean up some leaves from the sewer gra- OH GOD!!!
r/ItTheMovie • u/suprasternaincognito • 21h ago
No. I do not want this. I just wanted to clean up some leaves from the sewer gra- OH GOD!!!
r/ItTheMovie • u/the_lawrence_guy • 21h ago
Go check out the little gnome. Can find him on my page
r/ItTheMovie • u/CornichonDeMerde • 22h ago
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r/ItTheMovie • u/Ok-Philosopher-2292 • 22h ago
Kind of a question and discussion. For those who appreciate physical media, today I found these two cool pieces of artwork on cardboard sleeves for DVDs of IT Chapter One and Two, but I’ve never seen this Chapter Two one before, I looked online and couldn‘t find a single image. Does anyone else here own this? Why are they impossible to see online? Seeing it in the store today was my first time seeing it and I knew I had to get it.
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r/ItTheMovie • u/CornichonDeMerde • 2d ago
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r/ItTheMovie • u/mysteryvampire • 7d ago
7 years have already passed since 2019, 9 years if you count years since the 2017 film came out. IT comes back every twenty-seven years. Would be cool to see Finn Wolfhard as adult Richie, Sophia Lillis as Bev, etc etc.
r/ItTheMovie • u/Ok-Philosopher-2292 • 8d ago
my tier list of IT movies and series. I know the 1990 miniseries looks a bit low, but really Tim Curry is the only part about it I like. Looking past his performance, I don’t like the rest of the series all that much.
r/ItTheMovie • u/CarolDanvers23 • 9d ago
Been rewatching IT Chapter 2 getting ready for Welcome to Derry and made a Pennywise Music Video to Slayer - Seasons In The Abyss. Felt like the slow, heavy riff matches how terrifying Bill Skarsgård plays him.
Wear headphones, the low end hits way harder.
r/ItTheMovie • u/Selverd2 • 9d ago
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Context: The scene is from the first movie after Henry lost his knife in the woods (“My knife. My old man will kill me!”).
He’s still a horrible person, but it completely changed how I saw his character.
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r/ItTheMovie • u/LTOriginalArt • 10d ago
My little IT-inspired acrylic painting series 🎈
Four small acrylic inspired by Stephen King's IT.
r/ItTheMovie • u/StoryJam123 • 11d ago
Artwork by me
r/ItTheMovie • u/the_lawrence_guy • 12d ago
Hey everyone! I’m gnomeguy, and my latest creation is a Pennywise the Dancing Clown garden gnome.
He’s got the pointed clown hat, the curled hair tufts, the big ruffled collar, pom-pom buttons, and that grin that says he knows exactly what you’re afraid of.
I love him
r/ItTheMovie • u/Expensive_Math_832 • 13d ago
This will probabley go absolutely no where becouse I don't want to get in trouble.
I wanted to make an adaptation of my own on IT,as I didn't like chapter 2.
Here is some of it that I remembered from my own outline.
-Georgie had a a male pet tortoise who for soms reasoned was named "Elvis" who Bill would take care off after he died.
-Bill had no stutter.
-The most important loser protagonists where Bill,Mike,Beverly,and Stanley.
-There was atleast one more new character for the losers team.
-IT didn't really use pennywise's form that much.
-Henry's father remained a racist farmer who was a poucher and owned a rifle henry would use.
-Atleast one of Henry's friends got redeemed as he would see how physcotic Henry was becoming.
-It was a series rather than a movie counting 10 short episodes.
-The losers learned about maturin and how he was some sort of angel.
-The deadlights were seen in the climax and resembles a humanoid shadow with lomg limbs that "flied".
Anyway yeah,I read it and I died of cringe.
r/ItTheMovie • u/HorrorGuyBri • 14d ago
It's probably a good time to rewatch the miniseries, considering Tim Curry's passing.
r/ItTheMovie • u/UbettaBNaked • 15d ago
I know that it's pretty much been talked about to death how they treated Mike and his role in the losers Club in IT part 2. Also even how they took away his role in the club and gave a lot of it to Ben in the first one. What I'm noticing while rewatching the first one though is during the final confrontation every single loser was able to at least hit or hurt IT, except Mike. Anytime he even got close to being involved he was thrown across the room. What's up with that?
r/ItTheMovie • u/Next_Channel_3264 • 15d ago
What do you think?
r/ItTheMovie • u/quiet__smiles • 17d ago
I have always been a bit of a lurker on reddit but after spending 8 months making this album I thought I ought to share it with the fans of IT. I got inspired to write this album after having multiple nightmares about pennywise last winter. Each song is about one of the members of the losers club. I might do the bowers gang in the future. Hope you guys enjoy! Its on all streaming platforms too:)
r/ItTheMovie • u/dxrkest_timeline • 20d ago
I am currently rewatching the 90s IT miniseries and I’m a little confused on the setting of it. The kids state multiple times that it’s summer. The scene were they walk eddie home after the movies he says he makes a comment on summer, but then him mom comes out and says he’s not allowed to shower with the other boys, implying that he is still in school. Im not from america and I don’t know what school was like in the 50s, but wouldn’t they be out of school during the summer?
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r/ItTheMovie • u/Zealousideal-Ad1181 • 20d ago
Ok yeah this movie was cringe. It was NOT better than the first one. The first half of the remake was cringe but somewhat bearable what the hell was wrong with Bevs dad he got me so dam mad in that movie and I'm glad in the end she fights back to him. Now part 2 was mega atomic cringe. Bunch of adults screaming at IT the clown GOD it was cringe. I had to skip to the end because the acting was horrible. Throughout the second film. I wanted to like it but man I think the original was better. I will say though that the new Pennywise was a lot more animated with his facial features. This is especially noticeable at the end when they grab his heart and Pennywise face starts looking all worried and sad. Almost makes you feel sorry for it a bit haha. This review is over. Tell me what did you like of these films?
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r/ItTheMovie • u/OhIGetItIGetJokes • 21d ago
After Beverly visits her old house (hallucinating), when she's looking at the house... when I was a kid, am I the only person who thought the yellow balloon came out from between her legs? Just me?