*IT: CHAPTER 2* was TOO disturbing

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Original Movie: It: Chapter 2
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[@NatalieGoldReacts]

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[@thomasbaron5367]

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[@kevinmoore4355]

Nat!!!! You missed the Stephen King cameo he was the guy who sold the bike lol

[@djlow9915]

Nattie jumping and clicking her heals is pure joy 😂

[@deltablaze77]

My vote is you should watch the original IT with Tim Curry dressed as a clown. :)

[@tiananesbitt7156]

Happy Halloween! 🥘

[@andre1999o]

My favorite little detail in this movie is that Eddie's wife is played by the same actress who played his mother in the first movie.

[@mage1439]

Weird, but that fits Eddie's character and even more so his mom's character. She's a clutching, deeply co-dependent woman.

[@neil2444]

Also the person Nat referred to as the misdirect thinking it was Ben grown up was the actual child actor who played Ben in the original It.

[@tylerrice1352]

@@neil2444 that’s amazing

[@adamhagar1113]

@@neil2444 thanks for that neil! epic fact c:

[@jmag579]

Also one of the bullies at the carnival is the same girl who played Betty Ripsom in It chapter 1

[@eddiebaker40]

Bill Hader going completely limp mid-throw is some of the best physical acting I’ve ever seen

[@consistentlystupid4726]

It really is.

[@brentonirwin8895]

Agreed. Also one ig the creepiest parts of the movie

[@christianhollman5558]

Fun fact, the pawnshop guy who gave Bill the bike is actually the writer of the IT book, Steven King

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

Yeah I was waiting for Nat to say oh that’s Stephen king.

[@starjacked2003]

@@mynameisnotearl4383 Me too.

[@HighlyAdept]

Stephen*

[@Polyphemus89]

Yeah I was pretty surprised she didn’t notice that

[@derekspencer9975]

The comment King makes to Bill about the ending of the book is also a reference to many readers' complaints about King's own writing (Especially about the ending for IT).

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

I think I liked the first movie better. But this one was still an emotional rollercoaster. The stuff with Richie and Eddie hurt my soul. And I still haven't recovered yet. Really wished they could've gotten their happy ending

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

😢❤

[@juliocesarg.r.1238]

exactly, this one relied too much on the children instead of showing us the relationship of the adults, too campy of a movie, still watchable, Bill Skarsgard is the reason I watch Vol 2

[@Jaze1618]

@@juliocesarg.r.1238 To be fair, the book suffers the same problem. The Kids get a whole Summer together but the Adults only get 48 hours together. However what keeps both sections interesting is that the entire time the adults don't remember how they ended it before AND the reader is experiencing both the kids story and the adults story in parallel, so the reader doesn't get to see the end of the kids story until just before the end of the adults story aka the end of the book.

[@mikeydubbs8565]

@@juliocesarg.r.1238 It is based off a Stephen King novel. He’s a master at mixing truly scary stuff with cheesy camp

[@Axetwin]

Fun fact, the guy you initially thought was Ben actually played young Ben in the 90's adaptation of IT. "Beep beep" was never explained in the movies. In the books it was the phrase they would use when they wanted Richie to shut up.

[@luiscadena7160]

Pennywise would tease richie in the first movie with that phrase

[@mikeydubbs8565]

@@luiscadena7160 yeah, I think that was an Easter egg for fans of the novel

[@steveray9655]

It was used in the original made-for-TV version. When the kids felt that Richie was going too far, they'd say, "Beep-beep, Richie".

[@Axetwin]

@@steveray9655 It was also used in the books, like I said.

[@cashkitty3472]

Fun fact Stephen king used to be cool when I was a kid now he's a wokey woke and not cool. He is always in his films as an extra

[@AbstractJJJ]

12:28 Well funny enough, it was Wolfhard's idea for Hader to play the older version of himself lol

[@thetynmanfromoz6887]

Bill Hader deserved an award for his part I think. One thing I rarely see in horror movies is the effects of the events on the characters afterwards, but his reaction to the death and in the quarry after was real and raw.

[@jenny_lee_87]

So glad you weren't spoiled that they were going to be grownups 💜

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

me too!

[@mclizzard2928]

It was so nice to see someone appreciate Ch. 2 as much as I did. "BEEP BEEP," was a reference to the book. Richie would imitate Loony Tunes characters, and when he was being obnoxious or talking too far out of turn, the group would say "Beep beep, Richie," (like the roadrunner) as a way to tell him to shut up. Pennywise drooling was Bill Skarsgård's reaction to the prosthetic teeth, and they decided to keep it in. What makes Pennywise so scary in both of these is the incredible practical effects and physicality. The eyes moving separately, the drooling, the contortion - all actually done IRL by Bill Skarsgård. Man earned his money.

[@redballoon9007]

So, when you move from Derry, you forget about the events of Pennywise. Mike is the only one that fully remembers because he never left Derry. There’s some sort of spell put on Derry so outside forces can’t help the people in Derry.

[@kellybills2987]

Yes Bill Hader is a really skilled actor. Barry is a prime example of his technique.

[@peyswrld]

i'm so glad you caught onto richie's love for eddie. pennywises way of scaring richie and putting fear into him was knowing his secret which was him being gay and the possibility of him being outed as such, so many people don't realize this even after watching the movie. just as pennywise feeds on all the others fears like mikes family dying in the fire, ben being "fat" and unlovable, eddie's mother basically giving him munchausen by proxy making him fear medical stuff, and beverly with her past of abuse from her father and others. it's really such an interesting movie and the way they went about expressing that in the newer films was so well done. i love this movie and part one so so much and im so glad you watched it for the last episode of natmares! the ending of this film is really such a beautiful way of ending the story and im so happy you enjoyed it as much as i did. gonna miss natmares so much, until next year! love you content, keep up the amazing work! happy halloween!!

[@ZimtPorridge]

I think Eddie isn't afraid of "medical stuff", he's afraid of diseases. The medical stuff he's afraid of is scary to him because it's dirty needles and bodily fluids that could be contaminated.

[@peyswrld]

@@ZimtPorridge im aware, i just used medical stuff as a term for anything medical whether it be diseases, needles, medications, and anything else related to that.

[@jneal214]

Fun fact: The guy who sold the bike back to Billy is played by Stephen King, the man who wrote the original It book.

[@drix4275]

Looking in the comments for someone to point it out because Nat didn't mention it; I'm guessing she didn't know.

[@PhillipeHasselhoff]

In that Cameo also he is drinking mate, a traditional beverage from Argentina, country where the director Andrés Muschietti is from. Also the mate has the shield of Independiente Muschietti´s soccer team in Argentina.

[@eddysmokes7]

the old lady scene with her creepily watching beverly always gives me chills, that lady did a great job

[@manueltrueba8399]

Interesting thing about Stan. He just wanted out in the novel. No ulterior motives, really. I remember he said one thing. He was ok with being scared, but not with being dirty. Not with going back to the sewers.

[@scorpiongurlz89]

I like that more if I'm being honest.

[@davidornelas5199]

He also wanted out because he knew IT was female and had potentially reproduced. He was scared shitless about what that meant

[@cervanntes]

Being afraid of being dirty was more Eddie's fear than Stan's, although Stan definitely was a neat freak. In the books, Stan was someone with a very orderly mind who couldn't deal with things that made no sense and did not fit in the proper scheme of things. If I remember right, he told the Losers that Pennywise didn't scare him, Pennywise *offended* him because he defied all the rules of the natural world. The real problem for Stan was that he couldn't deal with his entire world view being shattered. He barely managed as a child in part simply because he was a child and therefore still had some capacity to deal with the irrational as most children do. When the protective amnesia faded, the adult Stan no longer had that ability to cope with the mere existence of something as absurd and unnatural as Pennywise. At least, that's the way the book portrayed it.

[@phousefilms]

It's true. It was because he was the most logical and Pennywise was beyond what he could understand(also, he was the only one who remembered Pennywise's true form(s), the 15 foot tall spider(the only way the group could see it without going insane)and that SPOILERS: Pennywise was pregnant.)

[@andresv.8880]

​@@phousefilmsWTF? WHY? HOW? WHOM!!????

[@LaaszloKiss]

Just a little trivia, in case you missed it: The shop owner who sold (back) Billy's bike is played by Stephen King himself. He likes to do cameo in the adaptations of his novels 😉

[@michaelbertrand6250]

Also, fun fact. Mike was the history nerd in the group, in the book. That was one of the changes from the first movie that irked me a bit. I just feel he was underused in the last movie

[@Crinbo]

I am glad they included him for the climax of this movie though. It felt weird when he just wasn’t in the last chunk of the book

[@PierceArner]

25:11 is now one of my new all-time favourite Natalie reactions to a movie.

[@andrewwiggin]

As scary as the novel was (and the movies are), I think you nailed what makes this a great story. It's about growing up, letting go, wrestling with your demons (literally) and defeating them....and the courage it takes to do all of that.

[@djlow9915]

Natmares 2022 has been a real rollercoaster of emotions. Thanks for your amazing spooky season reactions Nat 💛

[@TheDreamerExtreme]

Watching Bill Skarsgard in this and Barbarian back to back is such a trip; I'm so used to him being a demonic clown that seeing him without makeup and look (somewhat) normal is wild. He can be good in anything, really LOL I recommend that as a watch in the future; going into it blind is an absolute must to fully enjoy it.

[@rodgill9376]

I know that part 2 is not as liked as the first one, I think its still a good movie. I liked the trippy visuals, cinematography, death scenes, humor and musical score. Like the first one, this one played with alot of people's emotions. From laughing my ass off to being creeped out. Always loved that balance. The ending was both heartbreaking and yet, inspiring at the same time. Its kind of hard to explain it. By the way, the actors that played the adult versions of the kids are all HOT!!!!

[@josemaldonado9801]

If caves get you scared, I recommend watching The Descent!!! Honestly a very good horror movie!

[@Maws92]

I watched your IT part 1 video a month or two ago and I was hoping you would do this year. Let's go, you never disappoint me!

[@mamatwitch3982]

“That’s like an Alaskan crab I DONT WANT”- lmao 💀

[@firstborn_son1253]

So glad that you decided to watch Chapter 2! I know this is less of a horror movie, and more of a character-driven story. But it's full of magnificent moments and is as good as the first one. The two of them together make for one of the best horror stories put to the screen. Thanks for floating with us 🖤😏

[@reneew8181]

Your videos just get better and better all the time!! It always just feels like I'm watching movies with a friend. Plus the edits had me rolling lmao.

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

glad you enjoy the videos!

[@suzanh2813]

Ritchie’s friends used to say “beep beep Ritchie” when they wanted him to shut up

[@vadalia3860]

Interestingly, in the book, when Pennywise was defeated the entire sewer system collapsed & caused massive flooding and earthquake-like damage to the Derry. Almost like the city had been built with Pennywise as the foundation and its' destruction meant the city's destruction as well. Less fun fact, the opening scene was based on the real life hate crime murder of a gay man & the incident was King's inspiration to write the book (with themes of direct violence- bullying, bigotry, domestic violence- as well as people looking the other way when violence is being carried out being strong themes)

[@laurenceedward5910]

my worst nightmare, bugs and crying babies. i had to stop the video and clean up after snorting my drink through my nose when you said that. so true, though babies in general .

[@Cynicayke]

The editing for this video was so good!

[@losentus614]

I love you Natalie! Your channel is fantastic and your reactions are so genuine! Thank you so much!

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

"This second film was so much sweeter..." Indeed, because that's partially the whole idea behind the original novel: a long letter to the concept of friendship. Sure, it has some pretty messed up things (no story is really challenging without a larger than life foe); but in the end it's a picture of the special link a group of people in need had in one particular moment and how it made them survive through pretty messed up challenges. That's why, to have the full picture, both sides of the book/film are needed. "IT really has a fragile ego" Kind of; and it's part of the original novel: IT draws its power from fear; the more fear and violence people has, the more powerful IT becomes (that's why when IT wakes up violence scalates dramatically in Derry, that's also why they hit to the point of death that poor guy). The "loosers" have in their favor something called the Tchud Ritual: a battle of wits where they have to outsmart their foe. In this case, they decided not to enter in explanations but directly have them mock IT; robbing a lot of its power by controlling and casting away their own fears. That's why it needs to invoke all this disgusting images and invoke all sense of guilt available: he can't let them focus on good things to have power over them. The novel makes one dishartening revelation, though: IT can't be killed completely, since it exist beyond the physical realm (this clowny spidery things is just its manifestation in this dimension). They have destroyed its body and vanquished it, but somewhere beyond the stars... IT still exists. "They chose to forget..." I don't know if that's covered in a bit that was lost in the editing room; but IT also has some hand into it. The magic that links them is also the thing that keeps their memories "alive" (so to speak). When they separate (drawn to succesful lifes, opposite to the "loosers" they were in childhood) the link spreads thin and dries, causing them to forget. Mike is the only one who decides to stay, even when he has a couple of chances to go and he remembers because he is still close to the place and what happened; but in turn he has some though luck (since IT, pulling the strings from behind, wants all of them to leave and find good reasons to never return): the historian doing his best to keep history alive. "I found this second part more disturbing..." Each person finds more disturbing one side versus the other, depending on different reasons: many can't stand the gory elements mixed with child characters; while others (as you mention) find more relatable and scary the fears dug up in adulthood, when one is expected to have "conquered" the childhood traumas and the "unreasonable" fears to the unknown. The novel reminds you that (as Stephen King once said) some ghosts/devils still live inside you. "A punishment" While the idea of you cosplaying is interesting; I think it would be more interesting the drinking challenge *to a generally agreed bad movie* XD. Drink everytime you say "come on!", you don't understand something or you want to strangle actors/directors/writers. And that would be it; nice to see you react to this film and find the story holds more than just horror scenes; best wishes with your punishment and see you in the next one.

[@DraculaTepes420]

While not as good as Chapter one, because that one benefits from a more simplified plot, pacing and runtime, I still think IT Chapter 2 is just as necessary and likely on par with it's predecessor. This story is such a great one, The Losers Club is so well realized I would love to be a part of a friend group with that much integrity. I've read the book, and these two movies captured it better than anyone thus far. Looking forward to The welcome to Derry prequel.🎈

[@michaeldavis2001]

You may notice that at some point Pennywise's eyes move independently of each other. Bill Skarsgaard can actually do that. He did it once during an interview.

[@alanm.r3508]

Awesome vid like always Nat! Dude you totally lost at the jumpscare thing💀

[@V.C.88]

I’ll admit the ending of the book made me cry so hard. Like ugly cry. Just the fact that these group of characters went through so much together. And after Pennywise is defeated, they go their separate ways and little by little they start forgetting what they went through. They even start forgetting each other.

[@squidsquander9952]

I remember watching the reaction to the first one and always wondered if she was gonna do the second one, so this is awesome to see

[@1ofLouisBoys]

Beep Beep is from the books, it was how the Losers would tell Richie to cool it with the jokes. One of many details that get lost in adaptations, I guess. Funny thing about the Ben reveal was the guy you thought was Ben was the original child actor that played him in the Tim Curry version. Another note, later King books reveal Pennywise survived somehow, or perhaps one of it's babies because in the book you find out It is pregnant.

[@sharonjoan1970]

Yes, been waiting for Chapter 2 what a perfect day for it...Happy Halloween 🎃BTW Your wedding pictures were stunning❤️

[@guitarman8462]

I watched the making of this movie . And the part where Pennywise confronts her and scares her , she really got scared and started to cry. After the director yelled " Cut !! " the actor playing Pennywise smiled and hugged her saying " I'm sorry , I didn't mean to scare you " and smiled .

[@GrimbleBrad]

thank you nat, for putting yourself through watching horror movies, for our entertainment, lol i know you aren't a fan of horror, but to be honest the highlight of my week is watching you react to such things. I giggle myself stupid. thank you for all the shares youve done. it's helped me get through a rough phase in my life, to be honest.

[@VadimBanev]

This was a long time coming! It's funny to me that I could essentially predict the way you'd react to this beat for beat now that I've seen you watch a bunch of stuff :)... Thanks so much for sharing!

[@jenny_lee_87]

Thank you for reacting 🤗

[@obsessedmess3591]

For a horror movie, it is extremely emotional and still makes me sob my eyes out even after watching it like 5 times XD. The stuff with Richie and Eddie always gets me.

[@user-hr2th9cb4w]

Loved that movie! I think I might have a small preference for this one but overall I just really love both of them, glad you reacted to it!

[@purcascade]

I was the age of the kids in the miniseries, and the age of the adults in the movies. Life is funny that way sometimes. ❤️

[@rong7496]

The room Bill is in at the end is reminiscent of the room Richard Dreyfuss was in the end of Stand By Me, finishing his story. (The study/den with the huge bay windows looking out on the grass and the tree.)

[@17jbeltran]

repercussion of jump scare challenge fail: LETS KEEP NATMARES GOING!!!

[@brego5138]

Thanks for a fun Natmare session 😁😁😁

[@darianvalenzuelagonzalezru2279]

What a great job from the editor, love it

[@wrestleshute]

working from home watching Natalie scream while im in a meeting LOL

[@sethdaigle5356]

Not so fun fact, the scene at the beginning where they threw the man off the bridge actually happened (minus getting eaten by a clown) in Bangor Maine, which Derry was based off of.

[@Kevin.Costner.]

The Actor Did A Great Job With The Voice That Shit Gave Me Heart Attacks When This Came Out😭😭

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

All the Skarsgard’s are great but Bill is the most underrated in my opinion. He did great as Pennywise with his voice acting, facial expressions and even the thing he does with his eyes, and I never heard a lot of people giving him credits because they were nostalgic about Tim Curry.

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@kkum_A]

subscribed just the other day for your IT chapter one reaction and now you upload this... yeah you've got me here forever lol

[@CityPlannerPlaysChair]

The 90s miniseries is great, but I think this is about as close to the book as they were comfortable getting. Cocaine King was off his rocker for a few books.

[@PhantomLantern2814]

One of my favorite memories I had with my buddy is going to see the first It because he’s terrified of clowns. Naturally we had to see the sequel.

[@SolarHypernova]

I love these edits. Your videos make my day nat. Thanks ❤🤣🤣

[@gjjk84]

Natalie’s pitch for subscribers: “You’ll float too!”

[@smittaz]

Im glad I found your channel, your amazing 😊

[@bjsuits]

The first one is facing and acknowledging your fear. The second is overcoming the trauma and letting the fear go so you can live your life. Bill with Georgie Beth with men etc they faced their fear but now they overcame it

[@JeffKelly03]

Honestly my favorite thing about Bill Hader being in a Stephen King adaptation is that he looks *exactly* like a young Stephen King.

[@phousefilms]

"KIss me, fatboy!" XD!!! Still one of my favourite lines. 25:56, the design of the clown "punching bags"and the laughs they give off are Tim Curry, from the original miniseries. The toilet stall scene was the literally the most blood ever used in a horror movie. Just finished rereading the book for the first time since I read the first(after watching "It:Chapter 1"in theatres, so will explain a few fun facts where they come up! Throughout the movies, theres a few references to a turtle. Theres the turtle statue on the desk before Pennywise attacks Ben as Beverley, last movie had the Georgies lego turtle before the "You'll float too"scene and the group spot a turtle when swimming in the quarry. The turtles name is Maturin(the same name as the drug that Mike gives to Bill)and its a benevolent, but neutral spirit in Stephen Kings lore that vomited out the universe(King was pretty high when he wrote the book, mind you). "Beep beep Richie"is what the group tell Richie in the books when they want him to shut up when he's joking too much. Audra and Tom(Bill and Beverley's spouses)both have a bigger part in the books, but sadly don't in the movie or miniseries. Audra follows Bill to Derry, while Tom goes after her to get revenge for her beating and leaving him. IT gets in Toms head and has him kidnap Audra for him to unsettle Bill, with Audra becoming catatonic at seeing Pennywise's true form, while Tom dies from fear of seeing IT. Bill takes her on a final ride on Silver, using the last of his childhood magic to help her recover from her catatonia. I love these adaptations, but I get sad every time I read the ending of "IT", as the friends begin to forget each other fully after IT is destroyed for good, with them promising to hang out in the future and promising to never forget each other, but knowing its not the truth. Given my nostalgia and missing my childhood friends, that hits hard. One thing I wish was explored more in the films was the belief factor. There's said to be a third spirit(only called the Other)that gave the kids their magic through their friendship. They explored it a bit through the group making Pennywise small and using the empty bolt pistol to damage him in the previous film, but Richie's jokes and even itching powder hurt IT in the novel and their belief that IT can be hurt by silver when Pennywise transforms into a werewolf allows them to do some major damage to IT. Pennywise appears as a spider to the group in the final battle in the novel(though only because thats the closest thing they can see him as)and they also reveal that Pennywise is a female and pregnant. Ben smashes the eggs and he's FAIRLY SURE he got them all, but its possible he may have missed one...

[@CarlosRodriguez-dh7mm]

That R+E at the end... I know it's the Bury Your Gays Trope, but the fact that it's never said for two whole movies just really stings with the tragedy of it. I love it.

[@dawnburris6412]

Great reaction!! Love this sequel! It was done really well! ❤🎃

[@Tenn1ng]

If you want more of Bill Hader, then I highly recommend the show "Barry"

[@alvinanil6996]

Hell yeah... I hope so.

[@ericklemus3853]

For Noho Hank alone

[@JackReacheround]

This and the first one were filmed not 45 mins from me, it's neat going there and seeing main street as it is in the movies. Has a really nice play theater too.

[@reconsoldier135]

Ritchie was always ripping on Eddie because he had a crush on him and didn’t know what else to do, like a kid pulling a girl’s pony tail to get her attention

[@ThatSaxyNerd]

As a 90s kid I loved the original series when I was growing up but as an adult I love seeing and understanding the themes of the story. Its all about how childhood trauma impacts us for life and to heal we have to confront that. If you get the chance the Tim Curry It is entertaining, its far tamer since it was made for tv but still fun. Tim Curry nails how It acts when they are adults and Bill hits the child era It perfectly.

[@DarkKnightBatman420]

Happy Halloween!

[@nickscholz6559]

Interesting fact: the tv miniseries was released in 1990 and 27 years later It chapter 1 was released. The same 27 year skip that is noted in the book, movies and miniseries. The miniseries has a great cast too. You may want to check it out.

[@Galiant2010]

I had some very minor troubles accepting some of the actors in their roles. Like Seth Green as I'm so used to him from other stuff, like Buffy (which I love that in the It miniseries his fear was werewolves and then in Buffy he becomes one lol). And the girl that played young Beverly I saw first as Eunice in She's the Man.

[@j3pelfrey]

I would love to hear your reaction to the novel. Funny thing all King novels are linked through the King multiverse. The power that Danny had in the Shinning novel you know the shine? Well the Loosers Club all have a bit of shine to them. That is one of the reasons they were able to take on and defeat Pennywise.

[@Depth217]

Back in 2019, I went and saw The Lion King remake in October right before it was gonna go to home release, since it was back in IMAX for some reason. What can I say, I like Hans Zimmer’s score in IMAX audio. But they had the trailer for It Chapter 2 before it since it was the only new IMAX movie coming out at the time. And unfortunately, naturally a little girl was scared when a trailer for an R-rated movie came before a Disney film. She told her dad “Daddy I’m scared”, and her dad said “I’m sorry darling, I don’t know what the fuck they’re fucking thinking, playing a fucking horror movie before a family picture, you’re not supposed to fucking show this to kids!” The irony was not lost on me.😂

[@TUN3MODE]

Love this movie. Glad you're reacting to it.🔥🔥🔥

[@JGutherz]

Pennywise has this effect on the city, you see, when somebody leave the city, they forget about things happening there, he is so ancient and evil that without doing anything, still has an effect on everyone in Derry

[@x3mslayer]

Thanks for another great video, I enjoy your reactions very much, you're great!

[@obenohnebohne]

Unexpected but very powerful reaction. IT is my favorite book in general because of the bond of friendship portrayed. Chapter 1 and 2 are the movie adaptation I always wanted. Bill Hader is my favorite in this.

[@chipskylark172]

I will say I saw this in theatres and during the Beverley scene and when she escaped from her house and abusive husband the whole theatre applauded

[@purcascade]

I love that she kicks her husband off her the same way she kicked her father off.

[@trinityredford1415]

Fun fact the kid actors were asked the question of who they would have casted as adults versions of themselves and these were the actors they picked.😊

[@gswithen]

You should watch the original TV miniseries version from 1990. That'd be a fun reaction. As for your punishment, you should watch the Dahmer Netflix series.

[@DarkKnightBatman420]

Hey I know Halloween requests are done now but I still want to suggest a couple you can save for next year. They were fun cheesy horror. The Babysitter, Happy Death Day, and Scream. Also 80s films Tremors and Critters. And Ghostbusters because that was really good. Yep. This is my whole Halloween request list. Hope you can do these later.

[@ryanstauffer119]

It's ironic that you thought in the beginning Richie has a radio show because he does become a radio DJ in the book. Having him as a comedian is one of the changes I like that they made from the book. And as for the guy at that meeting you thought it was going to be Ben in which you said was a misdirect, you're not far off. That guy played the child version of Ben in the 1990 miniseries. So this was a cameo for him. That's not the only callback to the miniseries in this movie. Pennywise says "Kiss me, Fatboy" which was a line from that miniseries. And the design of the swinging clowns in the funhouse Bill walks into is the same design of the original Pennywise. And I don't know if you realized it, but the old man that sold Bill back his bike was Stephen King. He was nervous because he said that he always screws up his cameos. And since you were asking after that if Bill forgot about Georgie too, the answer is yes. In the book when Bill tells his wife Audra that he has to go to Derry, he says that even though he's mentioned Georgie to her, he only repeated a fact. He says that he hadn't thought about Georgie since after he left Derry as a kid. And in the book's ending, the Losers forget everything all over again. Therefore, Billy ultimately forgets Georgie which is so painful. And since you were wondering if that kid with the skateboard (Dean) did indeed die in the funhouse or if it was an illusion, I'm sure it was real. In the book, the kid was real, but he didn't die. After the Losers kill Pennywise, a flood has happened to symbolize that Derry is dying just like Pennywise. Bill sees the boy in a raincoat chasing a paper boat. Bill tells the kid that everything is going to be all right now. I also like how you realized that Stan's head with the spider legs was a callback to "The Thing". Even Richie saying "You gotta be fucking kidding" is taken straight from that part of the movie. You should react to the 1990 miniseries to compare both adaptations.

[@ATJ-sTAt]

Not one second (almost) without talking. Amazing!

[@cesar6269]

THE BANGS ARE BACK

[@yosh1562]

hi nat love your videos!

[@Locruid]

Fun Fact: Bill Skarsgård can move his eyes in different directions. He demonstrated this ability in ‘It’ when he crossed his eyes as the character Pennywise. This ability is not a CGI effect, but rather a trick that Skarsgård can do on demand.

[@CrazeeAdam]

One really impressive thing about this movie I think is the casting of each character. They all could reasonably be older versions of the young cast members IMO. :) I think also, it's not just about Pennywise's ego, it's about him being able to make people afraid of him, that's his biggest tool. Once they group is able to figure that out, they're not as afraid any more and it makes him less powerful.

[@Galiant2010]

The comedy wasn't something I was expecting from It when I decided to watch the original and these modern versions. And it was implemented so well that I think that I'd actually say I really really liked these movies when I'm not really a horror fan. (Speaking of, all the react channels I follow going into "Halloween horror" mode for a month basically forced me into watching movies I had never seen just to have new react content I could watch lol) Though I didn't really jump too much during these movies. Only one time where I realized I jumped was at the end of this one after the giant balloon popped after the failed ritual attempt and they shone the flashlight up onto that rock formation and Pennywise was giant and peeking out between the jagged spikes. And that's one of the times when you didn't jump haha.

[@viole.n.tCerulean]

As for a PUNISHMENT for getting jumpscared lol I'm not sure if you've seen it before, but it would great to see a reaction to The Strangers(the first one)! It's one of my all time favorite suspenseful horror films that I think might also break you a bit. So I think that would make for a nice vid😆👌👌

[@jkramer302]

I love Stephen kings cameo as the shop owner who sold the bike

[@CasualFriedEggEnjoyer]

About the power of friendship, in Stephen Kings universe, these friend groups always form in some fashion to solve the problem (Christine, IT, The Mist, Children of the corn, The Green Mile etc which are all in the same universe). SK calls these “Ka-Tet, One from many”. These are cosmically bound groups of people that are fated to work together. They can share thoughts, feelings and intentions on a very low grade telepathy. Just some trivia.

[@tameraphillips7693]

I love your videos,the reaction was awesome!!!🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Jumpyman_thegamerYT]

When people think Pennywise died in this movie, I tell the truth. Pennywise didn’t die. The Deadlights are immortal and are located outside of our universe, in a place called The Macroverse (which is an infinite amount of space surrounding our universe). As the Deadlights stay in The Macroverse, and can’t be reached by humans, then Pennywise will survive forever. While IT’s physical form was temporarily destroyed, IT is very much not dead.

[@kevenpinder7025]

SNL did a SPECTACULAR send up of the storm drain scene that you've got to see.

[@izzy2969]

I love your hair🥰

[@crazitalk]

I'd be amused to see you watch the 80s mini-series "It" dressed like Pennywise. It would also be interesting to get your thoughts on the 2 productions in comparison to each other.

[@Jamielc23]

i know it lost but ready or not is a super fun watch! it also seems like something you’d like

[@sophinator269]

Happy Halloween to everyone