IT (2017) VS IT (1990)

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[@EricCarter12]

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[@recoommoocer7341]

h20 brad I like your thoughts Nice video

[@stephaniemeyer9206]

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[@whatsgudcuh3602]

h20 brad it's scary caz it's it

[@EricCarter12]

Rikon The Gamer Thanks buddy. :)

[@Toms-dd9kv]

The reason why Bill lacks emotion in the movie it's because, as the director said, Bill still thinks that his sibling is alive, and tries to find him

[@EricCarter12]

+Toms If that was the case then they needed to portray it better on screen. As is, it just came off as stiff acting to me. Thanks for watching buddy!

[@y-stylzz]

Yeah, this is one of the points in the video I don't agree with. I think it was made very clear that Bill believed Georgie was still alive. He literally yelled "Georgie is not dead!" at Richie at one point. Isn't that obvious enough?

[@Toms-dd9kv]

I am The Pretty Hate Machine, have you seen the movie? Nobody saw his death, and no corpse was found, so there weren’t any proofs about it

[@sydneybatezel6195]

I am The Pretty Hate Machine YOU DIDNT JUST SAY JAEDEN LIEBERHER WAS A BAD ACTOR. ILL PRETEND YOU DIDNT

[@AspieMediaBobby]

@I am The Pretty Hate Machine In the 2017 film,The Losers Club never found the ripped off arm unlike The Novel and Miniseries.That was a deliberate creative choice on Muschietti`s part to give Georgie`s death more weight once The Losers come to grips with what truly happened as well as giving Bill more motivation to destroy IT.

[@kayamills7756]

The only reason that Billy wasnt that emotional about Gorgies "death" is because he believes Gorgie is NOT dead. As he says this line a lot in the new IT movie

[@jasonvoorheesthethird]

Kaya Mills Exactly!

[@Mr.Japlay]

and when he accepted he was dead he literally broke down after they defeated pennywise

[@1Bruce93Wayne9]

Not dead. Just missing.

[@BanishedSilentShadow3318]

Tbh when I saw the Billy meeting with "gorgie" again Billy did had tears knowing it wasn't him and pennywise was just trying to break him.

[@Stuie417]

Plus in the movie they jump ahead 8 months later. Georgie goes missing in October. In the next scene it's June.

[@sliderw2752]

Bill was not so traumatize by Georgie’s death because Bill still had hopes he was alive

[@xavieralvarez761]

TicTacTitan how is he supposed to be traumatized if at first he BELIEVED georgie was alive, and has no reason to prove his isn’t

[@xavieralvarez761]

other than what he was told

[@dallonpainter2674]

He was stuck on the first stage of grief for a while

[@bennyhoward1391]

As far as he knows Georgie just disappeared

[@sheralynandrews2915]

SilentKomainu I get where you're coming from. I don't understand them either.

[@juliejimmy2034]

I just realized the mini series and the movie are 27 years apart

[@jeremiahthornton8331]

Me too I just noticed that

[@kodekYT]

That was the whole point lol

[@Maxine-px7fw]

Dun Dun Duuuun

[@bernstyles]

RIP jonathan Brandis, 27 club

[@ceeb7605]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@riverpaw3234]

This isn't real enough for you, Billy? I'm not real enough for you? It was real enough for *Georgie!*

[@ceoofgex7552]

Riverpaw 323 that line is both depressing and terrifying.

[@babotond]

That line hits you right where it hurts. It was executed brilliantly.

[@jarrodedson5441]

@@babotond Question

[@xenomaster7263]

Riverpaw 323 when I heard that I actually gasped lol

[@anabgoes]

I felt so bad for laughing at it when I first saw the movie

[@raptarex3596]

Umm the , 2017 did you see the F**king end of the movie, bill cried his f**king eyes out, the only reason he didn't show emotion towards Georgie was because he didn't know he was dead

[@fugit1vegaming397]

RAPTAREX lmao truueee

[@theworstaccountyouwillever8156]

ik this was from 1 month ago but no need to be rude

[@raptarex3596]

@@theworstaccountyouwillever8156 I know but I was trying to make a point

[@vivithornX3]

Bro why the f**ck do you censor your f**cks lmaooooo.

[@raptarex3596]

Cuz I'm PG

[@kanyne7115]

That projector part scared the shit out of me. saying a lot because not a single horror movie made me feel uneasy in over a decade: besides It Follows

[@EricCarter12]

Yeah, it definitely took me by surprise. I was expecting him to just be in the room like a normal person. Little did I know what was about to happen. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@kanyne7115]

you're welcome and yeah that's what I thought. I thought it would just be him, not some giant monstrosity! lol

[@Jared-by8oq]

that shit made me jumo.

[@virginblythe]

I recommend Hereditary!!! There’s a scene in that that made me feel ways I’ve never felt in my life, ever 😧

[@yspy_8057]

i may be the only one that just was laughed throw the whole movie

[@KaiTheMemeKing]

The way that Skarsgård looks at Georgie with one eye and the camera with the other is absolutely horrifying and incredibly well done. And it's not even CGI. Skarsgård can do that in real life.

[@royalness0247]

I'm pretty sure anyone can do it. I'm not trying to be rude.

[@Serkant75]

Norway! Well he is creepy somehow

[@benouzgane1929]

@@Serkant75 If Eric Carter doesn't think the miniseries Henry is worse, tell him to watch the deleted scenes and check out all the criticism he got for his demotion to plot irrelevant villain

[@Caedyst]

@@royalness0247 Not everyone has a lazy eye

[@dustinbrown1815]

That is a super creepy gift to have

[@TondPondy]

i edited my comment so the replies make no sense

[@sparkypumpkinful]

if Tim curry offered me a balloon I'd take it and hang out with him cuz he not scary. if new it offered me a balloon I'd grab it run away to Mexico

[@thatonekid9564]

Me too and I haven't even seen it

[@jjohnson3152]

Katharine Shephard Tim Curry’s It offers me balloon: Grab a bat, tell him to back up. If he doesn’t, **BAM!!!** Bill Skårsguard’s It offers me balloon: **1 second later** I’M IN TOKYO BOI!!!

[@jjohnson3152]

Minecraft Gaming Me? Yes!!!

[@btonyh5878]

@@sparkypumpkinful Why would you still take it though?

[@NiightDJ]

1990 IT = Creepier (makes me uneasy) 2017 IT = Scarier (makes me run away)

[@saifbakri8625]

NiightDJ nah it’s the opposite

[@NiightDJ]

saif bakri nah not at all

[@NerdyGamerReacts]

I agree, for me, I slept with the lights on for the first 2 nights after seeing It (2017), it left me with nightmares, it was terrifying, I'm excited for the 2nd part now!

[@redruby8047]

@@NerdyGamerReacts Same here... I had nightmares 4 like a wk😖😖 but I'm still looking forward to IT 2

[@xxbladexx5840]

2017 had one scene that he bites his arm off and drags him in the sewers while George was trying to crawl away u can watch this on KZbin but it’s brutal

[@aurorakay88]

Tim curry’s IT made me afraid of shower drains for a long time Granted I was like 8 at the time

[@Serkant75]

How an 8 year old allowed to watch this

[@1274monica]

it is not scary (don't judge me)

[@mrsirmaam5150]

Luckily my drain is about 4 inches thick and same wideness. IMAGINE IT COMING OUT OF A 4 INCH WIDE DRAIN

[@projectshadowz]

@@mrsirmaam5150 he too *fat* to come out of that *omfg i rhymed*

@Davin Kum same

[@user-nf5wp5xf9f]

Fun fact: In the book, Pennywise wake up every 27 years for 1/2 years and then go sleep... The 2017 IT came out 27 years after the Mini-series Bill Skarsgård (the new Pennywise) was 27 when playing IT...

[@lightyagami8645]

The actor of Billy in 1990 sucided when he was 27 years old

[@trumanburbank4291]

The 27 club for sure, if no one knows what I am talking about look down that rabbit hole.

[@Serkant75]

Creepy

[@sodaholics]

as a person who've read the books it's actually 30 in it, but they changed it to 27 in the films/miniseries!

[@ashertheshipper3874]

@@sodaholics actually the book says 27 years the miniseries is 30 years and the movie says 27 years

[@kaoz8834]

Every 27 years they make a new movie of IT

[@MJ-do6ol]

Holy shyte I can't believe I didn't notice that

[@INKY_627]

Nope sequel ( IT CHAPTER 2 .)is coming out in 2019.

[@bklynladyy1761]

its easier to downplay Old Pennywise 28 years later as an adult

[@bonniehowell4259]

This movie was stalled for sooooo long that at least we got that pay off.

[@bruhmoment-oq4wu]

Then we get one in 2034

[@Aaron-nz3uy]

I really was never scared during the IT movie. I was too busy being intrigued by Pennywise. Just how Skarsgård talks, his facial expressions and how he looks made me so fascinated and really excited to see the scenes with Pennywise.

[@themoviechef9413]

Aaron agreed. I love how bill portrayed him. his scenes were so eerie and made the character even more disturbing.the fridge scene is a classic example. I also love how in the trailer, you see little to no face of penny wise. it just made the reveal of him that much better.

[@LionmaneElsie08]

Agree!!!! The way his face moved was a little unnatural to me. I loved this movie!

[@dylanhamelin9083]

Aaron bruh pennywise sounds like he is going through puberty his voice is high and then low and then high and then low and then..you no where im going with this lmao

[@superforheadsupersugerpoke7764]

Aaron its beacause ur 42.

[@spacewolfblackmane19]

I agree, I absolutely agree, it the little touches like, his eyes frequently being not aligned, or the way his body often moves like a puppet, or that his jaw extends like an eal or a snake, and especially after most of his scares he would ditch the monster, for his original clown look, as though the IT creature was actually kind if proud of his clown persona

[@bradteichroeb7091]

the new one is not a remake, its another adaptation of the book, i heard him say remake exclusively and it bothered me

[@benouzgane1929]

@AgentCat If Henry's father physically abusing him isn't sympathetic to you, guarantee all viewers lacking sympathy for him WILL 100% sympathize with him once they see this version goes down easily in both parts to the point he's just sad to even have here

[@theodorsteenberg8757]

@AgentCat but it isnt

[@MissChambers]

Bill Skarsgård’s pennywise definitely did become a horror icon looking back on it

[@tanisegsge4586]

After it 2 he is a icon as now literally everyone knows him as pennywise not tim

[@ggamesgarner8027]

tanise gsge more people know Tim as pennywise as te origionals are far more popular and liked.

[@tanisegsge4586]

@@ggamesgarner8027 only in ur world that old pennywise is a clown and the new what the writer wanted him to be a monster and even the director of it 1990 didn't liked his own creation so hope u get my point its cringe vs scary

[@astroescy]

Since I have read the book here’s my opinion: I like the 2017 way better. The scares, the humor, the characters, etc. The mini series is more like the book, the movie is not much like the book but really good. They are both good movies but the movie is going to have to be my favorite.

[@gorillabear1930]

rozberry agreed

[@hengseamchhun3243]

G

[@infuriousgamer1505]

The 2017 movie is closer to the book what are you talking about the mini series sucked ass

[@astroescy]

InFuriousGamer Clearly you haven’t read the book. The miniseries is way more like the book bud.

[@Chris-ge8md]

rozberry the only thing the mini series stayed true to the book is the adult scenes, 2017 is way closer to the book idiot

[@yoboisweezy7989]

1990 penny wise: memelord 2017 penny wise: scary vbuck stealer

[@rashauntritt8810]

Yoboi Sweezy lol

[@richardsumner1125]

Bruh u r the God of correct anilizations

[@thecavewarrior1715]

what are vbucks?

[@raz3245]

You need to edit this to be a robux stealer

[@jxmjmm2456]

Richard Sumner cough cough analyzation

[@peopleareterrible3034]

I believe that IT(2017) showed the gruesome death of Georgie to elicit emotion and dread. As you said, it sets the tone, and casts a shadow over everything that follows. Watching a villain get killed is cathartic, therefore, it dulls the suspense. That means showing the death of the bully wouldn't have added anything narratively or thematically. Great video. Really well done.

[@captainpungent]

The horrible CGI takes me out of it. Plus, by the end battle the kids do not fear It, which makes part 2 pointless. In the book they're scared shitless because they can be killed by It, Henry and his goons and the flood in the sewers, where they're risking being drowned in a maze of darkness. I hope that they make a Netflix type series where they can delve into the book more and keep the original time frame to keep the classic monster motif, and not just what the director finds nostalgic. This movie will not age well, like part 2 of the mini-series because it lacks effective scares.

[@Donnouri1]

Yeah till the teeth come out....

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

captainpungent I hyper disagree with you. The movie is a coming of age story that is more about the loss of innocence and facing your fears. Also CGI is amazing and almost flawless because it is combined with the makeup. Also why in hell would the kids be afraid once they’ve faced him and all their fears? The more you experience something, the more aware and less scared you are of it.

[@benouzgane1929]

@@captainpungent The book and film had downsides the miniseries lacked. Henry Bowers Is an actual greaser and plot relevant villain with 0 excuse. His excuse is diminished in the film, yet his plot irrelevance makes that 0.

[@justsomehumanonyoutube7166]

just so you know IT(2017) is NOT a remake of the 1990,it is a different adaptation of the book,and the director of the 2017 film said he's not a fan of the old one.

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

Even the director of that TV movie wasn’t a fan of it.

[@benouzgane1929]

@@captainhowlerwilson508 IT Miniseries and Chapters 1 and 2 had some major changes that were related to the book, the film in diminishing ways. Henry Bowers Isn't even plot relevant and his excuse his stronger once you see a deleted scene implying his father's physically abusive

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

@@benouzgane1929 That still doesn’t earn any sympathy from us, because he continues to be a complete psychopath, that is worse than any bully ever.

[@benouzgane1929]

@@captainhowlerwilson508 Whether you sympathize or not, his actions get reduced by his irrelevance. He wasn't the sanest in either adaption as of his 2nd scene, but in the original, his father's physical violence was Henry's fault and Henry had 0 true excuse to kill him or attempt to kill others etc. He was also more plot relevant, as this version is, for a secondary villain at least, minor in terms of relevance thus making his evilness reduced and more sympathetic or at least less relevant for everything he does

[@DeltaAssaultGaming]

Too bad. I’m not a fan of the 2017 one.

[@camilleshaw3094]

dude. Read. The. Book. You can only really understand what pennywise is and should be portrayed as if you read IT and can understand King's intent. Pennywise isn't supposed to look COMPLETELY intimidating or scary. The pure contrast between his looks and malevolent/downright evil actions are a big part of what made him so scary.

[@hispanicbaljeet4076]

Camille Shaw What king wants and being a good movie never mix. Compare Kubrick's shining to King's shining. Kubrick deviated more and took more liberties. Kubrick's was considered a masterpiece and the other one was forgotten.

[@tramanon-2347]

Camille Shaw No I read the book. It was completely inimidating for the most part

[@shakiramulcahy9069]

Camille Shaw I’m almost finished with the book, I’m up to the part where Beverly sees Patrick H die. I’m glad I started reading the book because Stephen King has explained each and every main character (even pennywise) so deeply it honestly feels like I’m watching a movie when reading it, I feel like I’m in the book watching shit unfold at a distance that’s how detailed Stephen kings novels are.

[@t.lanfield1936]

4 he’s doing a review of the *movies* . Not the book.

[@truthb2u2]

Thank you for your on point comment. I enjoyed both versions for different reasons. I really believe the two movies should not be compared side-by-side.

[@andrewpowell1734]

The reason Georgie's death was cut in the 1990 version is because it was made for TV.

[@dabi410]

Andrew Powell that’s why the 1990 one sucked.

[@SurgeSurgeSurge]

They could not even make it that cool anyway

[@MrMonkey12333]

Hey we both have the same last names

[@kikidogs5645]

I wish the IT miniseries was Rated R.

[@plo617]

His death was so much better in the book anyway. His arm was pretty much torn out of it's socket. The description of the scene was much better and more brutal than either movie of TV series. Though I much prefer the way the 90s version handled the whole interaction between Georgie and Pennywise. What kid (in either decade) what reach their arm in to get anything from Skarsgard's Pennywise?..

[@thesubatomicman3661]

The 1990s miniseries actually stays very close to the book. As with the same argument most people have in the comments, Pennywise was always meant to look human for the most part. The 1990s miniseries is a much more psychological horror film. It needed the adults to portray the message the book carried on too about child hood trauma. The book was never made to scare you with a clown, it was made to make you scared that there’s probably something YOU’RE hiding from yourself too. It’s the sight of grown adults being reverted to the mental state of their horrified younger selves that’s supposed to unnerve you. The remake was decent, but if you ask me, even with some of the cheesy stuff and a lack of actual gore, the miniseries will always be better. The remake suffered from misunderstanding what pennywise was made to do.

[@leopardprints]

I feel that the 1990 version captures and depression and helplessness of the book. Plus it's set in the 50s and the juxtaposition of a more innocent time with the horrors of Pennywise makes it more harrowing. And as you say, it portrays who and what Pennywise is much better. Had they been given a bigger budget and allowed to go full rated R and not constrained by TV limitations, it would have been so much better. I think they did an amazing job with what they had to work with. 2017 is a straight up jumpscare horror with too much CGI. As a movie, it's fine. It's just not Pennywise.

[@dmaxwell910901]

Billy is in denial for most of the film. You notice that when he finally accepts it, he is visibly affected.

[@Leilani-on9fy]

Geargie: YOULL FLOAT TO *reapeats* Me: *look I'll punch a child too, these hands rated r for everybody*

[@fearodactyl2886]

Pennywise: *_Wanna balloon?_* Me: Nah, not really. In fact, I'll be right back, *2 Minutes Later* Pennywise: Oh, well, where did you get that Shotgun?

[@lepickle4415]

Me:Oh wrong gun.Be right back. 10 minutes later Pennywise:Where did you get that bomb. Me:It is not a bomb it is a nuke Sets it of. Me:Bye bye.

[@tyren943]

Penny wise: where u get the North Korea bomb Me: wait I forgot something Ten minutes later Pennywise where u get the matches

[@richardsumner1125]

Me: one sec Pennywise: oh where did you get that bazooka oh wait a second Me: tactical nuke incoming Mr crabs: Welcome to the apocalypse Mr squidward

[@pictureperfect598]

I Died In Laphter when the shotgun part came in!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅😅😅😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😝😝😝😝😝😝😜😜😜😜😜😜😎😎😎😎

[@mosesrodriguez3966]

Pennywise: Do you want a balloon? Me: *pulls out condom and blows it up* no thank you

[@markusfloyd9362]

After showing us a heartbreaking scene with a kid getting his arm bitten off, they DEFINITELY should have rewarded the viewer by showing the bullies' gory deaths and not cutting away. I agree with you on that. I feel like it was something the movie definitely needed. We needed to see that happen but they just cut away it was extremely disappointing

[@EricCarter12]

Markus Nablanen That it was.

[@EricCarter12]

Thanks very much Ethan. I am aware that I made a mistake with regards to Bill not being upset. It's something I have admitted several times in the comments of this video. So in that regard, the scene is perfectly fine. Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@cassieee2682]

Hopefully they will show what actually happened in the book and not cut away in the 2nd movie. We can only hope.

[@Chumfleet]

In defense of the series. It was made as a mini series on ABC in 1990 so they had to walk a fine line to be able to show it on tv. I 100% believe that if they could have got away with it they would have made it a lot more scary/gory. The IT mini series is easily one of my top 5 favorite movies. But the 2017 IT definitely did not disappoint!!

[@MrCageCat]

Yes it did, actually.

[@vhenan2341]

One thing people need to understand is that people (like myself) who were kids back when the miniseries came out have 2 things that newer generations don't. A: The nostalgia factor, and B: back then, kids weren't really allowed to watch these kinds of movies. We didn't have the type of exposure that newer generations do by way of television, the Internet, video games, etc. It's because of that exposure that kids these days are more numb to things that us older folks would have (and did in some cases) found terrifying. We had to find ways around our parents to watch anything scary, so we didn't see anywhere near as much as kids today do. Innocence sort of died after the 90's. A lot of the things kids today watch and/or play that they shrug a shoulder at would have had us shitting our pants if we'd seen it as kids. Younger generations see way more violence and horror from a really young age all the time now, so they tend to look at most of what we were afraid of and raise questioning brow. Like Child's Play. I'm STILL terrified of anything remotely resembling a Good Guy Doll (and I'm 34!). My 10 year old thinks it's hilarious. I adore Tim Curry, and I think he did the best he was able with what he was given to work with. While the new IT is more polished and scary, Tim Curry's take on Pennywise will forever be remembered as the man who made this role as iconic as it is.

[@roxaroo]

Absolutely agree on that.

[@vhenan2341]

Thank you. I was trying to get my point across without writing a novel, hoping people wouldn't take it like I was saying something negative about younger generations. Honestly, I don't believe it's really fair to pit these two adaptations against one another simply because one is rated R. Had the miniseries been an actual movie with a theatrical debut, an R rating (and, in my opinion, a better adult cast... besides Pennywise that is), who knows what we might have today. However, when it comes to movies that are made for TV, there are a LOT of guidelines that have to be adhered to. Especially ones from back in those days. We didn't have shows like The Walking Dead where violence and gore is perfectly fine. That's why I always get so irritated with these types of videos because It's honestly not a very fair comparison.

[@vhenan2341]

Gabriella Shelton Nobody said it wasn't. I just don't believe these two adaptations should be compared for the reasons I stated above. While the movie may be a better adaptation, it has an R rating to back it up. Something you need to take into consideration. Also, whether you believe the old or new is better, the irrefutable fact still remains that the original is still what made the role iconic.

[@blackgerman5221]

😂😂😂I've always found Chucky funny

[@vhenan2341]

Gabriella Shelton I wasn't trying to attack you by any means. Sorry if it came off that way. I was just trying to explain that I wasn't bashing the new movie, and trying to get the main point across that I was trying to convey with my original comment.

[@Alex-df1nr]

I think bill would like the way you described his adaptation of pennywise he was EXTREMELY worried he wouldn’t do nearly as good of a job as Tim curry did

[@ninjaturtle9776]

If I saw Tim Curry's Penywise I'd be scared but if I saw the new Penywise I'd have a heart attack

[@EricCarter12]

+Mahlon Depauw Lol that's a good way to out it. :) Thanks for watching!

[@Heroheenie]

Tim, not Tom. Did anyone realize the spelling mistake?

[@ninjaturtle9776]

Oh crap didn't realize the stupid auto correct

[@princezzd19]

the new pennywise looks like an over grown child/sweet tooth from twisted metel. he does not look scary at all to me

[@koennagel7518]

Pussy

[@hotdogthursday]

you should read the book. it would help you understand a lot of the things that confused you about the bullies and adults. great video otherwise!

[@benouzgane1929]

Henry Bowers In this film is a minor villain for his stats. He goes down in both parts rather easy to defeat

[@bryandavidlee8374]

Well Ben in the film, doesn't help to decrease the tragedy of his father's physical and mental abuse of Henry with Henry as a plot irrelevant villain

[@Twisted_Prince]

I think a lot of the things that are griped in this video, miss the fact that they are source accurate.

[@Oliver-fu1go]

Right from the start, Billy wasn't mourning Georgie because he was still clinging to him being alive since it was left ambiguous for the characters in the movie as opposed to the mini series and book, the scene where Pennywise turns in to Georgie in the tunnels was so much more impactful because of this, Bill accepting what happened and pulling the trigger.

[@vhenan2341]

Comics Champion That shouldn't have happened though. In the book, the neighbor across the street from the sewer finds Georgie right after IT finishes him off, and if they would have gone that route and added in the scene where Bill and Richie were looking through the picture book in Georgie's room afterwards, /that/ would have been way more terrifying.

[@Oliver-fu1go]

Frisk The Fabulous it was a different direction for the story, I honestly liked that since it deviated from the book when Georgie showed up you genuinely weren't 100% if he was alive, you knew Bill would kill him just what would the result be. just made that scene great for me 😄

[@vhenan2341]

Comics Champion I'm not sure how it would be possible to wonder if he was dead or alive though due to the brutal and gore filled way Pennywise got him in the beginning.

[@Oliver-fu1go]

Frisk The Fabulous keeping him and tormenting him I don't know, in retrospect obvious just in the scene have a bit of doubt. At any rate the important thing in the scene is the kids don't know, the tension in Billy's decision it's great!

[@vhenan2341]

Comics Champion I suppose. I guess as far as that in particular, I prefer the way it was portrayed in the miniseries and book. It gave Bill such a better character arch, and by his grief fueling the vengeful fire burning within, him becoming the leader of the group was so much more believable because of his grief, guilt and anger/hatred. It also helped make him a deeper and more well rounded character on a variety of levels. But to each their own. I don't think any less of you for your opinion. Just giving an alternative opinion from the other side of the spectrum. :)

[@jaredw3379]

In my opinion I liked the grieving process of Billy in the newest movie. It showed denial. He seemed like he couldn't believe his brother was dead. He wanted to turn the next corner and find his brother waiting for him. Seemed pretty sad to me.

[@kanyne7115]

EXACTLY!!! some people claim him to not be affected at all and blame supposed: "poor acting" but I know from experience that denial is a really heavy thing. My mom died in 2013 and to this day: I expect to see her, talk to her, laugh with her; just about everything we used to do. but despite me knowing she's gone, my brain clings to an inkling of hope that it is just a nightmare

[@nanaki3185]

Denial is not a something everyone experiences, in fact most people don't go through this even when a loved one is missing ( I work in the legal system); further, both my brothers died when I was a child, I never denied their death. So, to each their own on that one. Nevertheless, this is the problem with movie adaptations of books. Of course things have to be changed. However, directors often pick idiotic things to change. In this case the George-Bill story arc. George's death in the book, and unchanged (mostly) in the mini-series, was important to the overall story. IT feeds off fear, not really the people, which is never really explained in the movie (or, the mini-series). George was the first child killed in 1957, after an event woke IT up (how IT is awakened is also yet to be or may not be explained in the movie, nor was it in the mini-series). George's death was purposefully gruesome, and yet it wasn't for IT to feed, instead it was meant to provoke fear, especially among the children who's imaginations run wild. That's why IT left George's body to be found. Notice, that after George is killed, all the children go "missing" which further promotes the fear, but it is because of what happened to George that makes these "missing" cases more terrifying to everyone in Derry. There is more to it, but basically the way the new movie portrayed the events both eliminated that gruesome fear and stripped Bill of his true character. Bill was originally a grieving brother, who knows his brother was murdered, and knows that the adults are ignoring what's going on (an overarching plot in the book and in the mini-series, and hinted at stupidly in the new movie), and is therefore determined to find out what happened to his brother (which is how IT is actually discovered). Bill is the leader of the "Losers" because he is strong. However, in the new movie, the decided to make him a weak and frail character who cannot face reality. Seriously, who believes that a child can be swept away in an average rainstorm, yet leave a large pool of blood on the ground, be missing for months, and still be alive... They stripped away his purpose, and instead they are left with stumbling dumbly into IT. I like the new movie, but they definitely ruined that part and in the process ruined a few major plot points, and a major character and his major purposes. They also ruined a few other characters, and the directors upcoming "plans" are not going to fix them.

[@angiescott2355]

I read the book

[@mysteryillusion1243]

I got mad when he said " It was real enough for Georgie."

[@INKY_627]

I WAS JUST THERE LIKE " DON'T YOU SPEAK GEORGIE'S NAME IN VAIN. "

[@AGuyYouDontRememberSubbingTo]

Which one wins? The book

[@redfather5342]

The original

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

Redfather the remake is better.

[@proxi9511]

If you read the book, you'd know that's not true.

[@kidbasic2330]

@Raymond Sims I mean It's kinda true, Maximum Ride, that movie went to shit and the books were better, same with Wonder, Watchman, and Hobbit.

[@catcalico6930]

The book had its moments, jumps between past and present events but for the childhood part, I liked the 2017 movie better. Haven't seen the sequel where it covers the adulthood part

[@pennywisethedancingclown8391]

Bill Skarsgårds Pennywise was SCARY AND he was downright DISTURBING AND SADISTIC!!!! Tim Currys Pennywise Was like a creepy pedo and that is what I loved about Tim currys Pennywise

[@luisisiconicboiii7706]

🎈🌭🍿🍰🍕🎂🎁🍭

[@pennywisethedancingclown8391]

Sponge bob I actually do agree with you,unpredictable and disturbing

[@jarrodedson5441]

Pennywise Pennywise Agree

[@chriscanavan8296]

Pennywise Pennywise the movie wasn't exactly scary

[@TheParanormalist0601]

Yeah. Bill's Pennywise literally laughs in Eddie's face right before he was going to bite his face off. That's sadistic.

[@beshemal]

did anyone else find it really satisfying when the rock scene happened?

[@y-stylzz]

The rock fight was amazing. Richie getting hit after yelling "ROCK WAR!" was fucking hilarious.

[@jarrodedson5441]

I M 3 7 Yes

[@obscurerefference7954]

I M 3 7 ROCK WAR!

[@Graniathegreat]

8:11 I've always found it hilarious the way he picks that one kid up and carries him away. Just imagine Skarsgård being so gentle with them. lol

[@dylanaten562]

Graniathegreat have you heard about when Sophia (Bev) was being choked by Pennywise in the new movie and they had to get in position before the take he would just kindly talk to her about her interests and school and stuff and then go all crazy once they started?

[@Chalor.]

Tim's version may not be scary, but Bill's was downright hilarious. I was literally laughing my ass off..especially that dancing scene.

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

Mark Curtis I really don’t think his dancing was important.

[@neelsaney9747]

really for me it was the opposite

[@emilyloveswhydontwe3520]

Well is u find that funny than u got some issues.😬

[@ArranVid]

Tim's is scary.

[@kirbyppg]

0:50 "When I thought that Billy was grieving over his dead brother, I thought it was garbage. He completely lacked all the emotional responses one would go through when dealing with the death of a younger sibling." INNER FANBOY COMING OUT IN 3... 2... 1... EXCUSE ME? What did you mean he lacked the emotional responses? I mean, it's not like the death of Georgie was his lead motivation and the whole reason why he was hunting Pennywise to begin with. He tried to discover what happened to his brother and refused to believe he died. Is it because "He didn't cry in the movie"? 1. He did cry in the end, after realizing that Georgie's dead. 2. Someone doesn't have to always cry just to be sad, you don't see depressed people constantly breaking down on the streets in tears. 3. Georgie's been missing for months, why would he still be physically crying every single day? He had a lot of scenes where he showed he truly cared for Georgie. He was looking for him in the sewers in the beginning, he made that speech about stopping Pennywise, he tried to catch up to Pennywise in the haunted house, and he cried in the end after accepting Georgie's death. Plus, it was obvious he was depressed because of Georgie's death, not only because his brother died, but also because his parents stopped caring about him afterwards. Of course the biggest evidence of him caring for his brother was the scene when he finally accepts his brother's death. He broke down in tears for crying out loud! If you honestly believe that Billy didn't show that he cared for his brother's death, you either 1. Didn't watch the movie. 2. Read the Wikipedia synopsis. 3. Didn't pay attention to the film. I refuse to continue watching this video because I care for It as a whole deeply, and your starting point was in your words, "garbage". Good day to you. I know this came out harsh, but what can I say? I'm a fanboy.

[@mysteryillusion1243]

I'm sad that Georgie is dead

[@kirbyppg]

+Bill Denbrough Aren't we all?

[@elikirchner7730]

Kirby PPG wow that was long but true

[@schematicb5393]

+Kirby PPG. Dang ur right dude, that scene at the end where him and "Georgie" are talking to each other almost got me. The way he said "I wanna come home" and the way Bill said "I know" was just so sad. Also, even if u didn't watch the movie, there was a clear bias for the remake, so he wasn't calling it garbage per say.

[@kirbyppg]

+The Phantom Good points, but I haven't watched enough of this guy's videos to criticize his skill when it comes to reviewing films.

[@funoshe5109]

I agree with you on almost all points, but the bully death scene in the 2017 remake was perfect. Seeing him die gruesomely would have been satisfying, but it wouldn’t have been disturbing like Georgie’s. The movie’s aim was to disturb and not satisfy

[@EricCarter12]

+funo she I would agree with you accept the movie actually satisfied AND disturbed in every other department with the exception of that scene.

[@robertsavageau112]

Eric Carter Hopefully IT Chapter 2 will feature more gore.

[@says101]

the movie would be rated M if they shown the scene

[@warfare1101]

@@says101 Um actually it can't. R-Rating is the max rating horror movies can have

[@warfare1101]

You on crack or something?

[@angelanova9732]

The bloody sink scene i think was meant to show how he was not going away, it was Going to take a lot more to get rid of IT

[@anabgoes]

People can understand that scene better when reading the book. It was one of the ways to tell how they needed the seven of them to get rid of Pennywise. In the book, the kids are always thinking about how it seems to have a type of force bringing them together and that's true, it's the Turtle (the entity opposite of It). It helped the 7 in many ways when they were kids until they realized it was needed the Lucky 7 to win over Pennywise. The bloody sink only finally getting clean after all the kids help Beverly with it was part of understanding it.

[@Donnouri1]

Yeah the guy who made this video obviously didny read the book. Ennoys me. Then he would understand that the mini series was much better in many ways

[@tylerevans4582]

@@Donnouri1 I have a couple issues with this take on things. Firstly, I don't think it's really necessary for them to perfectly adapt the book. Making changes to suit the medium is a good thing. The way things are structured in the book simply wouldn't work as well in a movie. I think it's far more useful to compare the miniseries and the movies on their own, without worrying about the book. The miniseries/movies need to stand on their own anyway. If people have to read the book to understand a scene in the miniseries, then the miniseries did not successfully execute that scene. This next part's just my opinion, but I would even disagree that the book is better than the new movies. I got super into IT in anticipation for the movies, and honestly, the book has a lot of issues. It gets super weird. All the cosmic stuff (especially the turtle) really ruined the tension for me, and you also get stuff like the infamous scene when the kids were leaving the sewers. You know the one... When I learned Stephen King was doing a ton of drugs while writing the book, I was not surprised in the least.

[@Donnouri1]

I agree with you. But the guy who made this video doesnt understand the influence IT had on the town. And yes, the book got crazy, but the cosmos part and Turtle has to do with the Dark Tower series. Stephen Kings books all connect in the King Universe. The child sex scene in the book was indeed weird. To strenghten their band? hmm. Good they did not include that in the movie

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

@@anabgoes No-one should have to read a book to better understand a scene in a movie.

[@mtndrew7854]

It's not a remake. It's the cinematic version as Tim Curry's was never released in the theaters and was shown on TV. Hence one is a miniseries or TV version and the other is the film or cinematic version.

[@FrancoEnElMedio]

I’m so jealous of those who found this movie scary. I was so hyped and it wasn’t scary at all

[@FrancoEnElMedio]

@@kokonaharuka2728 I still can't

[@beanie9167]

Franco Trossero Then you're jelly of me

[@lupoarg]

Ikr. I mean I really enjoyed this new movie, but I can't be scared of that ridiculously shaped head hahaha

[@matopro5116]

Franco Trossero you are right

[@linknd13]

I know the Projecter scene and the eggboy scene weren't even scary for me, I literally sat with a straight face throughout the movie

[@stevepwood]

Did you take into account that the mini-series was made for TV and that the scares would have to have been toned down for network television? I loved the mini-series and I loved the movie. Separately. Comparing them isn't fair.

[@RAC00NFANGIRL]

S Wood actually it is If bass off Stephen King works. Just because made from tv doesn’t excuse the shitty writing!

[@TheNextStep851]

@@RAC00NFANGIRL Part 1 of the miniseries was fantastic writing, because it had a different writer to part 2.

[@jossykerflossy915]

Shadow Force were you alive when there were movies of the week? Danielle Steele books made into cheesy movies or movies based on famous murders? They were not like movies of today. Considering when it was made in the late 80’s, and for television, it was pretty shocking at that time. I remember being open mouth shocked that they were going to make Stephen King’s IT into a tv miniseries. How could they make such a risqué book, that I had only read bits of in the stacks at the library, into something I could watch on my couch.

[@BlueGuyTube]

I actually think Pennywise's voice in the new one during the first scene was way better. Curry looks less evil, sure, but Bill was in the shadow and his look was still hidden to Georgie. Plus, the dialogue itself was better, because it's seems like IT was trying to create a friendship with the child. Also, that simple "Bill is gonna kill you" was a really great line, because now we can see more clearly why Georgie didn't simply go away

[@thatonekid9564]

It's also true because the actor that played Pennywise's name was Bill so for Georgie, Bill is gonna kill him. If he gets the boat or not

[@TheNextStep851]

I went back and watched the 2017 movie again as I thought I may have been too harsh on it the first time I saw it, but man I've gotta say I really don't think I was. 1990 still takes it for me. Personally I think the first half of the 1990 original had more charm and character, while doing a good job of leaving certain things to the imagination. You could also really feel the bond that the 7 members of the losers club had. Jarred Blancard did an incredible job as Henry, and as for Pennywise - Tim Curry absolutely nailed it. The movie had a few good points but overall lacked a lot of what the original had in terms of atmosphere and pacing.

[@themoviechef9413]

I love how bill portrayed him. his scenes were so eerie and made the character even more disturbing.the fridge scene is a classic example. I also love how in the trailer, you see little to no face of penny wise. it just made the reveal of him that much better. I still loved Currys pennywise, but bill showed how terrifying and disturbing IT really is.

[@iipixel8607]

11:21, seen it 5 times, always know it’s coming, still get scared...

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

18:25 “if you want to watch a more accurate re-telling of the story as it was meant to be told, you will have a hard time beating the remake” -How can you make a statement like that when you have never read the book??? If you did you might be surprised to find out that miniseries actually tells the story much more like the book than the new It adaptation does.

[@Tarathathe77wookiee]

My favorite bit of IT Lore: an interview with Tim Curry talking about the making of the drain scene. The cameras started rolling and Tim started acting. Suddenly the young boy playing the role of Georgie stops and says "Tim...." Tim says: "Yes?" Young actor; "You're scaring me Tim" Tim's reply is classic "I'm so sorry but its my job to scare you"

[@trentfranks7537]

I've lost my younger brother to cancer it is one of the realist things when you lose a brother as a kid you don't show emotion due to them feeling as it is a sign of weakness as I was like this at one time.

[@RandomPerson-qg7yq]

Trent Franks i'm sorry for your loss

[@cosmiccorporeality8299]

I'm so sorry for your loss, you are very strong to be mentioning this, thank you for the explanation

[@briefingbriefing5074]

I’m sorry bro I liked and subbed to you I know that does nothing but I’m sorry have a 👍 day

[@ZadXander]

Trent Franks Ok listen,I'm sorry for your loss but who the fuck would call you weak for losing your brother?!? If anyone does that shit kick em in the balls and ask them if it hurts,see what their actions will be

[@Kat-yn3lu]

i lost my grandma too, you’re right. a lot of kids try not to show emotion to not seen weak

[@callumvale4369]

he eats children yet his teeth are still whiter than mine xD

[@kittyboomboom1040]

Hahahahaha I'm WEAK

[@SaikoKujo]

Try eating children. Logic

[@elimason6005]

I felt Bill didn’t show a lot of emotion because, unlike in the miniseries, he was in denial and believed his brother was still alive. You get the emotional payback from Bill in small spurts throughout the movie, but especially at the end when he comes to the realization that Georgie is dead. Bill and the losers share a very emotional scene that I felt was better than what was shown in the mini series.

[@jackaliciousrivkindspig]

IT comes out in 1990 IT 2017 comes out 27 years later....

[@ania519]

Yeah, Because Pennywise only shows up every 27 years.

[@user-zu6te2qo2h]

Depressed girl turns out he now comes every two years because it’s been two years since the first it movie came out and now there’s a second movie!

[@ania519]

@@user-zu6te2qo2h *shit*

[@epicplayz1514]

@Martyna H that’s why this comment exists

[@trapjeuxzi]

I could just imagine how much fun Tim Curry might've had playing Pennywise.

[@ltmma209]

Bill was in denial he did not want to believe so that's why he wasent sad

[@Death1121]

15:24 And as soon as he shows its teeth... "Video skips to an M&M's ad" 🤣

[@EricCarter12]

Lol. 😂

[@kittengobbler3951]

It's a TV film It was made in 1990 So stop being so critical HE IS NOT MEANT TO BE SO SCARY IT COULD NOT BE TOO SCARY

[@jossykerflossy915]

Geckotalkstoomuch thank you. People forget that the miniseries was on television in 1990. How scary could it truly be? I watched it with my 70 year old grandparents while in Florida.

[@kittengobbler3951]

Miz Q thanks for the support on this one

[@kittengobbler3951]

He is a good youtuber but this Video is just incorrect

[@xavieralvarez761]

Geckotalkstoomuch thank you. the video was made to be on tv screens so it couldn’t be very scary otherwise i assume it would have been

[@kittengobbler3951]

Spigedwin remember that the TV film was made in 1990

[@jennyjenelledelagarzalilmi3803]

Bill was sad when they killed it and bill saw gerioges jacket

[@misterpro8738]

2017 was way better than the original in my opinon

[@noahwilhelm1133]

The reason bill didn't show that much emotion about Georgies death is because he thought George was alive the whole time in the 2017 remake

[@advancedelite5424]

Noah Wilhelm IKR

[@aramchek]

Some of the things you mention as being odd about the bullies, just stem from the fact that decades ago, it was more accepted that "boys will be boys" and violence wasn't necessarily treated in the same way it is today. It used to be pretty bad tbh.

[@anabgoes]

One of the main changes It (2017) made was the location where the kids would hang out and that was mainly affected by Bill's belief that his brother was still alive. From him making a replication of the sewer system, to saying to Richie multiple times Georgie was just missing (indirectly or not) til the point he punched him, to constantly taking his friends to the sewer to search for Georgie (who's body was never found), to almost believing Pennywise was his brother for a split second and then to him finally breaking down with the acceptance that his brother was dead (both in the scenes where he tells Pennywise as Georgie everything he wanted to tell his little brother and after finding his raincoat), the movie made pretty clear how Bill was feeling about Georgie's disappearance. Also, Bill's stuttering got way worse after Georgie went missing. Despite this topic, this was a great video.

[@y-stylzz]

Great review. I do not agree with everything you said, but you made some great points. I'm looking forward to see more of your content. Subscribed. :)

[@EricCarter12]

+Yurriën Angenent Thanks buddy. :)

[@vbGxfjZjfDF]

Yurriën Angenent true and BTW am I the only one that laughed when pennywise bit Georgie? I know it sounds terrible but it wasn’t the teeth, it was the eyes that mad me laugh XD

[@EricCarter12]

+Thatkidinthefoodtruck You show people sympathy based on their smaller acts. Not their murderous ones.

[@seankakekapetum1637]

Yurriën Angenent 😱🤡🎈📺 hey

[@psg_hesu]

Yurriën Angenent 3 words pennywie is gay

[@williamshafer1996]

You really should read the book. Everything you dont like comes straight out of the book.

[@thewanderinggamer1369]

That doesn't make sense. You shouldn't have to read 11K NOVEL, to compare 2 movies, with the same plots. If the book never existed and it was a made for TV story, it would not matter. (Mostly.)

[@thewolverine7619]

Its fun looking back at the first video i saw that introduced me to this channel and im gonna share a funny story of around that time. I had just started college when the film came out and i was bored on a weekend and went to see it. The next day my mother (who is terrified of clowns because of IT) came up for a visit and i suggested we see it, it was reluctantly veto'd and i get a call from my brother a week later. He took my mom to It chapter 1 and he got punched in the shoulder twice, the georgie scene and the projector scene (my mom was reacting out of fear) i just found it so funny and with it being several years later i thought I'd share it

[@youngpineapple3868]

It 2017 is pretty scary and funny

[@JesusGonzalez-qv9ih]

Joeys Uncle Excuse Me?

[@sebastianayala890]

Joeys Uncle I love that part

[@eliraeclipse2435]

Young Pineapple ikr! And awesome!

[@dillandallas5928]

Young Pineapple i know

[@Andrew-ws9db]

Young Pineapple just funny. Not very scary

[@katfosher8509]

How did he not look sad in the new one?? You could tell he was!

[@BubbleBoy1204]

Nice video, but i Don't think you realize how difficult it is to get an accurate reading on a film from years ago. You see there were many moments in the 1990 film that audiences were seeing for the 1st time ever, & the thought was terrifying, like seeing a photo of little Billy winking his eye, or having it bring a photo into live motion & his hand reaching out of the book. As a viewer, seeing a moment like that, that had not been in other movies caught me off guard & made me think of how terrifying it would be for that to happen in real life. When i saw the 2017 It come through the screen, i though this looks corny, because i had already seen it. Even watching the showers turn on by themselves & surround Eddy was creepy at the time because i had never saw a that in a movie. Or adult Bev having a zombie father chase her out of thew house was scary, but now i've seen 1million zombies so that part isn't scary to see in 2017. But I can honestly say, although i love the 2017 film, i was never scared or felt creeped out at any point, i just enjoyed watching Pennywise because I'm a fan of the franchise. But when i watched the 1990 series, although i was just a kid, I was absolutely terrified at certain scenes, i would actually look away during the scene when Stan is stuck in the house as the Mummy clown walked down the steps toward him, just the thought of being trapped in the house with a mummy creeped me out so much. But now i have seen 10,000 mummies.

[@memesa21]

Why Pennywise didn't really attack the kids is because when it premiered on TV (it wasn't released in theaters) is because of S&P which couldn't show kids in dangerous and deadly situations.

[@singIeservingfriend]

The miniseries was only scary if you saw it as a kid

[@tonyf4991]

Not even then. At least for me.

[@bobgray6498]

Yeah, it aged horribly. I can't remember a movie that's aged worse

[@GamingTobias]

singIeservingfriend I watched it during hurricane irmagurd and I'm 12

[@mmg0067]

I saw it at 16 and laughed/cringed my ass off.

[@gr3saeyend]

i saw the miniseries when I was 5 because my parents were watching it the only thing I got sacred of was my addiction of saying poopy clown

[@tracys4161]

As I watched the scene between Pennywise and Georgie, the drool running down the clown's chin really creeped me out. This was a monster who was hungry and ready to eat.

[@thecricket1564]

Tracy S ikr

[@maximiliantroyer2774]

You deserve atleast 2 million subs

[@EricCarter12]

Lemmy Koopa gamer Thanks buddy. :) That really means a lot.

[@03bgood]

For some reason the 1990 miniseries reminds me more of Stand By Me or The Sandlot and the 2017 version is like The Goonies or Harry Potter.

[@lf2916]

Agree. I totally thought it was directed by David Yates, it felt a lot like HP5-8

[@crzyces1693]

@@lf2916 Prolly bc the made for TV movie, very similar to the book, the childhood scenes were set in 1967. Probably why he finds the bullies psychopathic and unrealistic. The time periods really need to be taken into account and what the social norms of the time were.

[@blackhole3963]

The kids are just talking to pennywise (2017) more coz.. There just looking at his forehead and how it fits.. Like when Georgie talks to pennywise.. He is just watching his forehead and wondering why he can fit like this "How can the forehead fit?"

[@dk_niclas]

You're so great! Thank you for this awesome review :D

[@EricCarter12]

+Niclas King Aw thanks for the super kind words Niclas! :D

[@natamaral141]

This movie is a classic example as to why I think bullies should be arrested for harassment.

[@michaelsuder3956]

Nat Amaral suck it up buttercup

[@ZomeH0RR0R]

Michael Suder yea ok “suck it up” when bullies literally threaten ur life and carve there name into ur stomach and kill animals and molest eachother

[@jinkisaragi874]

The worst kind of bully were had in shool were guys who would talk shit. The guys Stephin king writes are complete and utter psychopaths, thats way more then bullying.

[@Chalor.]

Bill Skarsgard is the best It, but Tim Curry is the best Pennywise the dancing clown. Yeah, the new film is better, but Tim's performance will always be more iconic ..until us Gen X'ers all die off.

[@tanisegsge4586]

@Kagereneko really most of the non cgi stuff like his movements his eyeys his voice his unpredictable nature and his acting skills man even without cgi bill is the best and tim even with this new technology will the same pennywise the dancing clown

[@asherward1589]

The real Reason The remake was better. It wasn't only about freaky AF but it had actual story and characters that we loved, Most horror movies now are just there to be as scary as possible and it's sickening and doesn't make you like it, it just makes you not want to sleep that night, and nothing else. Which is not fun for anyone.

[@Noroiyoutube]

Pennywise: were not supposed to be scary! Tim Curry:were friggin CLOWNS!!!!!!!!!

[@themilkman3949]

omg soy bro you're a fan of Nostalgia Critic, welcome, Wa ha Wa Ha Wa Ha!

[@CasualLog]

change scary to funny, and you would get the quote right.

[@yusufakbas457]

Your not watched the movie

[@CasualLog]

Yusuf Akbas what?

[@HyperDroid]

*were not supposed to be funny

[@forsheyisforhorses5810]

It chapter two comes out in 2019 so...

[@user-vi7hx9zl1f]

mediocrity *2018

[@thecricket1564]

mediocrity as long as it's good.

[@brianthegamer3718]

Just read the book

[@54bigchris]

*triggered*

[@XEvilWizardX]

Oh I thought it came out 27 years later

[@Chalor.]

No, the first clowns we saw in the mainstream was Ronald McDonald and Bozo the clown..from the Bozo show. Duh!

[@arelbauer]

this video is gonna blow up..gj

[@EricCarter12]

+Arel Bauer Lol thanks.

[@jennyjenelledelagarzalilmi3803]

And there is also chapter 2 when they are all growups

[@burgerhat5410]

In the movie Bill didn't know Georgie was dead until the end

[@Alkatraz581]

Synonymous With An Antonym He did he just didn’t want to admit it. He was in denial

[@jayetrevett]

He dies when he got his arm bit of penywise copy his body and used his body to control him

[@endlos666]

In the book Georgie doesnt get pulled into the sewers, his dead body which is missing an arm is found minutes after the attack happens.

[@sheralynandrews2915]

My scores for the movies: IT (1990): 3/10 IT (2017): 9/10

[@Izzy-fr7gs]

same

[@faketoddhoward7280]

Tim curry makes the original an easy 10/10

[@benouzgane1929]

@@faketoddhoward7280 As well as having Henry Bowers as an actual greaser villain with 0 excuse, plot relevance etc. I Was expecting more from him in the film, yet he did near nothing

[@redcr33perproductions]

Tim Curry carried IT (1990)

[@jedi196]

IT was a good review mate

[@JesusGonzalez-qv9ih]

BA DUM TSSSS

[@EricCarter12]

+Jedidiah Lol thanks mate.

[@jedi196]

Jimbo Hardizzle wadiyatalkinabeet

[@alfiemoss3538]

Jedidiah lol

[@buggyfresa]

During this video I was already on edge, but then a Christmas ad popped out and I literally jumped lmao 😂

[@christhebrighttwin4377]

LOL

[@EricCarter12]

I am just reading some old comments. Lol, thanks buddy. I hope you enjoyed my IT Chapter 2 versus video! :)

[@buggyfresa]

@@EricCarter12 lol no problem 😁👍 love that u go back to old comments I think that's awesome and I definitely liked ur comparison video, it encouraged me to watch the mini series actually 😂

[@EricCarter12]

No problem buddy. Lol, really? What did you think of it?

[@buggyfresa]

@@EricCarter12 yea haha 😆 def one of my favorite horror movies/mini series and cast. Not as scary compared to the 2017 one but it's still classic of course :))

[@the_cat_whisperer01]

The ending to this video was actually very sweet

[@nuutella6564]

Can’t wait for part 2 of this vid! 🤟🏾

[@charlybrowne367]

I was born in 1984 and old school now a days when they make remakes I just get mad like idk

[@AlonzoTompkins]

Good thing the new movie isn’t a remake of the TV movie. Just another attempt at adapting the book.

[@nobody-xw3hi]

But remakes makes most of the originals better

[@talasheart7889]

@@nobody-xw3hi Go and tell Disney, I think they don't know that

[@iamsnails]

16:53 Boi, the reason they couldn't do that is probably because they didn't have enough money to do it.

[@stylisgaming]

boi, it's because it is on tv, its SUPPOSED to be pg 13, not cause of money

[@sebastiendiaz-corona7966]

He's talking about the movie bro

[@robertm1760]

Brookisnotabadass M.

[@iamsnails]

Angel Pacheco I'm talking about the movie

[@paddymolloy4178]

I feel the goergie scene in the miniseries was better because it just felt more realistic . It feels like a kid would believe him while the movie just felt like the opposite

[@EricCarter12]

+Paddy Molloy I agree. It's like I said in the video, Pennywise in the movie does lack the charm and subtle nature of Pennywise from the series. Thanks for watching Paddy!

Wolf_Nate_1625 And cuter. And his death is sadder.

[@rndompersn3426]

Well Pennywise was based on John Wayne Gacy, who was a peodophile. I think that is why I find Curry scary. He looks like he could lure a child. Skarsgaard.....LOL no.

[@eliraeclipse2435]

rndom persn Bill's pennywise is way creepier.

[@matsujonen]

rndom persn pennywise was not based on John Wayne Gacy. He was based on Bozo and Clarabelle the clowns.

[@okfirstofall4432]

Pennywise’s hairline is like Jojo Siwa’s in 2019

[@in_theMoment]

Is it bad how every time I walk by a storm drain, I look down and whisper, "You'll float too."

[@gogitoblue4472]

Ashley Tale WTF IS WRONG WITH YOY

[@Animefan-uk8pw]

Pennywise the Dancing Clown your freaky. are u Pennywise?

[@charliseanderson8744]

That's something I would do.

[@Actuallyfactually]

It 2017 when I saw it I pooped my pants

[@Actuallyfactually]

Even if I didn’t see the movie

[@jarrodedson5441]

T shark plays Question

[@dantdmrools3680]

im about to see 2017 it

[@jarrodedson5441]

T shark plays I covered my eyes when I saw this movie

[@catninja6671]

😂

[@artierace8664]

I love both versions of IT just the same. The 1990 version was the very first horror I ever watched and the buzz was so fantastic! This new one is awesome too, and I love it just as much!