Stephen King's IT - What's the Difference?

[@MatheusLB2009]

The fact Stephen wrote a 1153 pages book without a computer is scary by ITself

[@tortugadave8765]

cocaine is a helluva drug

[@abby_kat5446]

Matheus Lacerda I love this 😂

[@evoak8575]

I mean when you have an idea of a story and your so into it it doesn't feel like that it's more about detail and putting you're idea out to the world I bet he enjoyed every second of writing it

[@4581103992010]

Matheus Lacerda lol, ever heard of Charles Dickens

[@MatheusLB2009]

HBK23™ i used one, its not the same shit

[@blixxyblits8617]

"kiss me fat boy" dear god, tim curry is amazing

[@aguycalledjamal]

“excuse me sir, do you have prince Albert in a can? You do, well you better let the poor guy out. WA-HA, WA-HA, WA-HA

[@dylsdesktop]

@Melissa Waterman The movie made in 2017 was trash. It wasn’t even based in the right time period, it just used the characters’ names and made up a whole different, stupid storyline.

[@ChrisR395]

....Space!....

[@Matthewsavant]

@@dylsdesktop finally someone who shares the same opinion on this! I’ve been saying this exactly since the remake was released. It was so god damn bad! I don’t get why it was so loved

[@AdariousMistdancer]

@@Matthewsavant Don't even get me started on how .. well I can't say the words I'm thinking... they made Pennywise sound in the remake. They may as well given him pink high heels, a short skirt, and a barney mask to complete the picture.

[@CaptainSurf]

“The book covers a lot more...” - apply that to every book adaptation ever.

[@davidcave7129]

lurch321 but like is it wet? Does that mean that ice is dry? But there is dry ice alright so does that mean wet water is just other version of water?

[@TheCrippledCreeper]

@@davidcave7129 water is not wet. But dry ice is CO2

[@royedking]

Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone doesn’t apply

[@synthsol5522]

Not always true, the movie Shawshank Redemption actually is much better and much more fleshed out than the source material. This is due to the original narrative by King being soo short.

[@wilburger506]

AlterBridgeSurfa , Shawshank Redemption covers more in the film then the book

[@Argos-xb8ek]

Mike's interlude Chapters were my favourites for the Noir type feel to them. Also it really gets us to sympathize with Mike you see how broken he is as a person and how outmatched he is against the monster that is psychologically torturing him using the entire town against Mike constantly taunting him. Also the horrors that Pennywise facilitated

[@jessicajayes8326]

Here's a fun fact: The kid playing young Richie is Seth Green, known for his voice acting on Robot Chicken. So voices are his game now.

[@SirKirk2000]

Jessica Jayes also in It he was almost attacked by a werewolf. Years later he played a werewolf in Buffy.

[@VainAttempts]

Jessica Jayes I’d say he’s more known for being Chris on family guy, especially the way they diss his own show on Family Guy

[@GinniWallin]

And plays Scott in the Austin Powers movies😂

[@d.b.videos9942]

Just wait till Chapter 2. The director of Chapter 1 confirmed that there would bd flashbacks to when they were kids that couldnt fit in the first movie

[@lamshae6070]

Jessica Jayes everyone fucking knows that

[@Advent3546]

12:14 So... Pennywise is literally a Killer Clown from Outer Space?

[@RoboZombie44]

Advent3546 well not exactly, he is a alien

[@Legionbass19]

Advent3546 Not a clown and not from space. It is a being from outside the universe itself, a shapeshifting force of destruction.

[@darknorman2914]

I thought he was a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transylvania?

[@Fickji]

More figuratively than literally but yes, in essence.

[@zach-vh6sx]

Advent3546 yes

[@SouthPark333Gaming]

Half of Stephen King's main characters seem to be writers, I wonder why...

[@cajunboi4888]

And almost all of his stories take place in Maine.

[@Bloodhurl67]

Proud white Male Is he born there?

[@ollikoskinen1]

SouthPark333Gaming Well, once Stephen King used himself as a character.

[@MGSBigBoss77]

Subtle nods to himself clearly!

[@juancgonzalez2102]

Because he can relate to himself

[@smiledogjgp]

I don't care what anybody says, the bike-montage is an absolutely legendary scene.

[@sweettooth3451]

Help me out here. That music they played during the bike montage in the video, what was the song?

[@wastedtalent666]

​@@sweettooth3451 Darude - Sandstorm

[@leenstyle4678]

​@@sweettooth3451the song is called the way you do the things you do by the temptations

[@wastedtalent666]

​@@sweettooth3451Darude - Sandstorm

[@caseygibson7266]

Man, Tim Curry is undoubtedly the best part of the original mini series. Can't wait to see the new movie.

[@alexbiersner3350]

What did you think of the movies? I thought Skarsgard was excellent and the casting of the Loser's Club was top notch

[@Eveline940101]

Actually you guys are wrong. A girl did get murdered and grown up Mike Hanlon did found a picture of Georgie near the crime scene. The picture has been missing since Bill and Richie went back to check Georgie's moving and winking picture. Finding this photo is in fact the deciding factor for Mike to believe that IT did returned and called up the others. This is quite important in the book and the picture had driven a lot of flash back so I don't know how you could have missed it if you did read the book.

[@buggypuncher]

Eveline Chen thank you! After they said that I pretty much discounted the rest of the video because they clearly didn’t actually read the book

[@Fishfriedtiddie33]

I think they were getting at the fact that it was the first scene of the movie when the first chapter of the book is of Georgie

[@DianaVBV]

I'm not sure they read the whole book.

[@0u4m3]

excuse me if i’m wrong, (i’m currently reading the book), but this is why Stanley commuted suicide right?

[@0u4m3]

excuse me if i’m wrong, (i’m currently reading the book), but this is why Stanley commited suicide right?

[@lucina6648]

I read the book in 6th grade when I was the losers club's age. To say the whole sex scene is gratuitously detailed is putting it lightly. Each of the boys' encounter w Beverly is written poetically and with attention to detail from how Beverly feels afterwards to the size of their..... you know. The whole thing was uncomfortable when I was 12 and the whole things still uncomfortable now

[@killianwalsh3004]

I started reading IT in the 4th grade

[@techniclepanther7538]

Actually they only go into detail with three or so of them, I believe for a couple of them it was just like "it was the same as the first". Source: I read the book a week ago.

[@Aristocratic13]

+TechnicLePanther I hate to be that guy but since we are in the subject.... What did she say when she done IT with the black guy?

[@techniclepanther7538]

"Mike comes to her...and the act is repeated." This is all that she says about Mike. And I happened to have the book near me. I'm not a creep. Promise.

[@Aristocratic13]

+TechnicLePanther IT will always be the creep. But thanks for taking the time and tell. I just thought with the book's dive on racism that it would have some if those elements

[@bughead5615]

I love when bill takes his real wife to a bike ride and she becomes normal.

[@trishafischer3181]

He did it to bring her back from the Dead Lights that IT took her into

[@Fortunateis4luck]

Bughead HI-YOOOOOOOO SILVER AWAAAAYYY

[@abramsullivan7764]

I don't know how IT Chapter two (2019) going to end this year.

[@KingWizaedLizrdgizard]

Trisha Fischer h-

[@abramsullivan7764]

I love the fact that she played by Olivia Husky from Black Christmas (1974).

[@conversequeen64]

I dunno if you're being entirely fair to King here - yes, his books are bloated, but it's usually intentional so as to completely immerse the reader in another place and time. It's all about theme and mood man.

[@imranicanovic1154]

Ah yes, I love his book he is still working on. You know the one right? Set in Maine, one of the characters if not a few are alcoholics, they deal with some sorta alien being out of this world, and they have anti religious undertones! Oh wait, that's a lot of his books.

[@Merjedmedia]

Plus its a subtle thing called SUSPENSE

[@AdariousMistdancer]

Two books this is apparent in, is The Shining .. the movie was a disgrace ... and Insomnia.

[@gamingandcraftswithlogan8714]

@@AdariousMistdancerwhich shining movie. If you mean the Kubrick one, the door is to your left, you can see yourself out.

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

...Never heard about the child orgy before now...that's really creepy and I'm surprised it didn't cause more controversy. Probably because most people haven't read the book, but still...it's really weird that he would write that in.

[@de_lahn]

TrueUnderDawgGaming He was on lots of drugs at the time and regrets writing it.

[@Foebane72]

I read that part recently. Eddie was the navigator but his memory failed him when they were in the sewers. So Beverly decides at that moment that an "act of unity" is the only way to try and help him remember, and she has sex in mind. Naturally, Eddie is first up, and she has to "guide" him in, so to speak.

[@bbranco01]

That is not even the most f#!ked up part in the book. Do not want to give to much away, but there is a part with Bowers and Patrick H, which is VERY difficult to read. I was like "What the F#$k dude"

[@spike7313]

Foebane72 wtf!! Anybody have a book link so i can read

[@spike7313]

GoldSaint Luis i swear if this is a virus...

[@TealVillian]

Least there's no orgy in either movie.

[@isthatamotherfuckingjojore6997]

NerdCuber Children having an orgy. That’s illegal so yeah

[@laurenbi]

ThisChannelIsDyingBecauseOfMyLazyAss And disgusting, perverted, just.. no

[@petercharleskrug]

Yeah, you've really got to wonder what the hell King was thinking.

[@sandwichcancer5609]

peter krug he was high on so yeah...

[@shmegalodonschmuckington786]

@@petercharleskrug I've heard from other people that Stephen King was on coke while writing the IT novel. King stopped doing these kinds of things when he made The Tommyknockers.

[@Plaguestray]

Bro the orgy part had me even more creeped out than IT itself.

[@johncortez2649]

He was on coke when he was writing IT

[@katatonikbliss]

@@johncortez2649 hes still a fucking creep bro

[@zendariun101]

Nah

[@samsung4360]

@@katatonikbliss You don't control the COKE . She controls you.

[@monsterhanna6691]

Yeah and you know it's--no pun intended--bad when Stephen King himself regretted writing the scene at all. 😕

[@MerkinMuffly]

It was my favorite King novel, but I totally forgot about the sewer sex scene, seems like it would have stuck out.

[@kochumolpc3159]

It would be a outrage like what happened to cuties Netflix was on a sue case... Cause it would be disturbing for the kids actors and the audience Yuck.

[@philsmith3019]

When you realize Seth Green eventually became Richie Tozier IRL.

[@thedankgunslinger8948]

*O H*

[@Mrkabrat]

Huh, don't remember Seth Green fighting a killer clown that's the manifestation of a greater evil who's enemy is a turtle

[@shoezomaku]

I think a lot of people really misunderstand the moments of levity found in the mini-series. I think they are very effective at showing how "It" is always present and how he can come at you at anytime. How he can take away what small moments of happiness you can find. It gives a real sense of dread as every time you let your guard down, he's there to punish you for it. I get the story was overall toned down for public audiences, I understand that, but I don't think people give the mini-series as much credit as it deserves.

[@spazzmaticus9086]

FYI Stephen King was on coke the entire time while writing the book. Just a heads up.

[@gabriellastelt3422]

Skulduggery Pleasant Yeeeeeahhhhh I gathered that what with the horror alien from space, 12 year old orgy and a giant turtle.

[@hemidas]

Skulduggery Pleasant Suddenly, it all starts to make sense.

[@SolomonFactor]

My copy says that it took more than ten years to write it

[@declanmaher1784]

Cat Bacon 4 years I'm pretty sure

[@raymondhamill270]

@@gabriellastelt3422 I like the giant turtle

[@rong7496]

Stan did not chop himself up. He only slit his wrists in the bathtub.

[@kmjl93]

Yeah. The book describes seeing his tendons but that's it. He slit his wrists badly but he didn't chop himself up lol

[@griffrider2114]

Yeah, wtf? XD

[@roflmows]

did you notice King describes Pennywise's vampire fangs "like razors" in the library scene...and Stan used a razor to cut his wrists? Stan's head also appears in the library later on. King's novels are loaded with tiny subtleties like that.

[@jec1138yt]

roflmows, I don't think so. "Like razors" is an incredibly commonplace descriptor that just means sharp. It's also pretty basic to use razors to cut one's wrists. No metaphors or symbolic connections here. Idk, maybe if there was something between razor blades and libraries?

[@CMWick]

It's descriptive not literal. Saying someone chopped themself up is just a hyperbole of they hurt themselves really badly, it's like hacked or sliced.

[@ramonabdiel10]

Stephen King: So how should i end this book Snorts an entire line of coke Stephen King: Oh i know i’ll send one of the kids to see a giant ass god like turtle

[@sjbrooksy45]

It's sad that so many people take King at face value. The beauty of his work is that it is mostly about human conflict. Either between people or internally.

[@MystikalScopeProductions]

sjbrooksy45 yeah they're too focused on the evil clown but the humanity of the kids turning into adults is what made it wholesome

[@sjbrooksy45]

MystikalScope Productions I don't know about wholesome, but I do think the clown represents more than childish fears.

[@metehan8551]

i mean yes! King wasted ENDLESS nights writing this book and it's unacceptable for people not apprieciate (sorry i don't know how to spell that) his work. Not even the friendly book writters can write as good as Stephen! He will be my favourite book writer forever!

[@justwalk6229]

+Ibrahim Nedzhmi I love Stephen king too butt I think 12 yo children doing it each other was a little bit too much if they were adults it would be fine but children ...I still love his work tho

[@chriiiiis]

sjbrooksy45 As much as I love King, the detailed 12 year old orgy was a little... Detailed. I understand it was to show they matured but there's something that feels a bit gross about an old man describing underage kids smashing.

[@wes7maggot]

This comment section: 1.-Complaints about the kids orgy 2.-Complaints about the female narrator in the video

[@notinteresting9850]

Tobin Clark yea honestly I’ve read the book twice every thing in it is horrible and should never be replicated so just because people focus on the kid sex is because people believe that’s the worst that happens In the book it’s an opinion mate. Get over it

[@They_Hit_The_Pentagon]

Not Interesting drugs are one hella of a drug

[@mattwilliams2768]

@@sonic1on2wiiu Exactly. Exactly.

[@loganstanfa837]

@@sonic1on2wiiu No. Not at fucking all the "scene" in the book isnt seen as good. Its shown as the kids doing something they dont fully understand. Bev tries to connect them through love and she believes that is the only to do it. She also believes that then she then understands what it means when she still dosent. So yeah not seen as a good thing. its seen as something dark and humiliating

[@loganstanfa837]

@Melissa Waterman look its really fucking werid and this is coming from a big fan of the novel but (and i know its gonna sound werid but fuck it) it isnt as detailed or as long as some people make it out to be. Dont get me wrong its still fucking uncomfortable but it dosent ruin the overall experience of a fantastic book that introduced us to one of the most recognizable horror villains in recent memory

[@spinlok3943]

Excuse me sir, do you have prince albert in a can? You do? Well ya better let the poor guy out! WA HA! WA HA! WA HA!

[@UmbraMan1]

That's why I'm not scared of It.

[@ryanfletcher3148]

Spinlok gotta love Tim Curry

[@josephrobichaud2852]

thats why the mini series was kind of lame compared to the book.... tim curry did a great creepy clown...but he did not portray pennywise as he was in the book. there were maybe 4 or 5 scenes of that mini series that made me feel good after reading the book.....the book was so much better. the new movie is sooooo much fkn better.

[@RaulLunaRamos]

I know Tim Curry did a weird portrayal, however both "do you have prince albert in a can" and "is your refrigerator running" are in the book for that same scene.

[@SPM0717]

Spinlok Can someone explain the joke? And I'm not American if that helps.

[@pinkbutterfly8710]

The line where adult Bev says that she fell in love with all of them that summer makes a lot more sense now.

[@chocolatesquirrel2002]

Turns out she always was a h03 lol

[@eef1309]

Steven king:I want a 12 year old gang band in the mini series! ABC:THE POWER OF CENCORSHIP COMPELS YOU

[@ghostmeme]

He was on crack. He didnt when the mini series came out

[@supernintendonado]

Technically Beverly was 11 which makes it even worse. And the boys were 12. (Accept maybe Richie, I think he was 13)

[@gieckogecko5886]

And basically every law in america

[@mrnukes797]

FBI Stephen King: NEVER MIND!!! NEVER MIND!!!

[@abhiram1906]

@@mrnukes797 😂😂

[@RandomXActs]

You forgot to mention that in the book, pennywise was basically a female and that Ben had to squash the eggs with nothing but his foot, or even the death of Eddie kasbarak.

[@nikkiesweet7939]

Pennywise is genderless... It's an alien... Not really a male or a female since that's an earth thing and more a mammal thing.

[@pavlegalic5063]

@@nikkiesweet7939 No. In the book IT is a female.

[@nikkiesweet7939]

@@pavlegalic5063 No. In the book, which I've read multiple times, Pennywise is an alien... Unless you're just ignoring that and calling it a female simply based on the fact that it lays eggs.

[@quintonsellars6462]

@@nikkiesweet7939 To be fair, I just finished the book, like an hour ago, and the losers do call It a female. Multiple times, but I think you're right on the fact that it's because It lays eggs. I think it's meant for the losers to have a psychological coping mechanism with It.

[@sergiovela7686]

@@nikkiesweet7939 I just read the book too and it really goes out of its way to make sure you get that pennywise is female. First through pennywise's own POV.

[@rocksgio]

I'm kinda glad they omitted the kiddie porn. As much as I loved all my childhood pals, I don't think 12 year old me ever wanted to get down and dirty in the name of friendship, or whatever it is that scene is meant to establish

[@micahsackey8680]

😂

[@Thetazord]

Gio it's crazy weird, no doubt. The reason Beverly does it is because "It" is already making them all forget about the entire thing and how they joined together to hurt "It". If they forget then they can't defeat it permanently in 27 years when "It" is healed and comes back to kill them and get "It's" revenge. Bev knows the only way to defeat "it" is by banding together and that love will do that. Everyone remembers the first time they had sex, and bev knows that by sharing this with the losers club that will be something that they will always remember. Therefore giving the losers club the chance to remember and have a chance to recall the strength of bonding together and how to kill it once and for all. The whole book is basically written from a child's point of view. Therefore, things that are off as an adult would make perfect sense to a child. There is a line in the book that basically says "1000 men will think up vampires and how dangerous they are, but one (most likely a child) is the one that will create the stake to kill it." That pretty much sums up the whole book. It's about childhood innocence, and how differently we think about things as adults. We lose that innocence and imagination and trade it in for politics and capitalism. I think it's one of the best books ever written and should be taught in schools.

[@ToonCatTV]

Zod Meowzers III but why sex

[@TheBrokenLife]

Gio, I assure you that your male friends were quite interested in that type of bonding with you.

[@Thetazord]

Freshest woomy I just explained. Everyone remembers the first time they had sex. It's one of those things that no matter how old you get that first time having sex is something you will always remember. Therefore cementing the day they hurt penny wise forever in there mind no matter how hard pennywise tries to make them forget.

[@Brianna-eo8nu]

Coraline what's the difference please!

[@johnbgood52]

One big difference is that there was no Wybie in the book.

[@octangula7914]

Also the other father got turned into a bag with brooms for arms instead of a pumpkin. There's probably way more but I read it a really long time ago.

[@aaliyahlightwood6042]

Rest In Peace Jonathan Brandis

[@bridgetjohnson6293]

he didnt die chuck norris saved him with a roundhouse kick chuck would never let his sidekick die

[@TAFARockWarrior97]

Don't forget John Ritter! :(

[@snakeenjoyingacanofbeans5219]

Aaliyah Lightwood Is he the seaquest star? I heard his death was on porpoise.

[@lucapeyrefitte6899]

Aaliyah Lightwood damn

[@johnnyscifi]

Yea...so sad!!!

[@bradoozy]

4:39 I’ve heard that he wrote himself into the later Dark Tower books. Which he regards as his magnum opus.

[@darqjade]

Curry's performance is so amazing in the 1990 version. He manages to take what is a typical, non-scary, children's party clown look and make it terrifying and iconic to this day.

[@CarlosCFC92]

Damn right!!!

[@DrUSB]

Float, we all float down here.

[@royblekman8186]

JurassicPark4Ever we all float down here!!! :D

[@Krosstic]

JurassicPark4Ever has anyone seen the remake yet?

[@zed3238]

yes a week ago on kodi

[@geardog24]

...if its mass per unit of volume is equal to or lighter than that of water.

[@thestealthfridge1-2-38]

JurassicPark4Ever *FLOAT, WE ALL FLOAT DOWN HERE*

[@chiglel6617]

The first one is kind of funny. The second one is scary.

[@RiverOfBlacklights]

Harry Anderson (Adult Ritchie Tozier) R.I.P...

[@MagickFlavour]

Could you do What's the Difference on the new It movie?

[@AtlasMays]

Uncle Squiddz In theory, it is possible. Even so, they'll probably wait until the movie can be legally purchased so that they can use clips from the movie. Nobody wants to listen to somebody talk for 15 minutes about something with no visuals to assist the understanding. Ever done computer based learning for a job? That's basically what it would be like.

[@MagickFlavour]

RageCreator 2996 true

[@jaytheartman610]

Why gust why

[@scheddoc]

I think maybe they'll do it after the second part is out, so that it's complete

[@scheddoc]

The new movie was leagues better than the miniseries. The only reason you still like the miniseries is because of nostalgia. And as for Tim Curry, while he performed well on the funny aspect of Pennywise, he completely failed on the scary aspects, while the new Pennywise actor did well on both.

[@keno6697]

ZOINKS LIKE MAN OH MAN I HATE CLOWNS....

[@2raw328]

Shaggy Rogers 🎈

[@browngirlinaclownworld2077]

Roast Clown!?!?

[@idunno808]

Shaggy Rogers read tht in shaggys voice like ZOINKS man I really hate clowns

[@ofwz]

Shaggy Rogers youtu.be/addme/wHR4t9genO6Tnl3Ks9_zMwiF1Zkirw

[@xlll5264]

This has to be the funniest comment here.

[@wereallnice3774]

I think you left the part out of the "silly montage scenes" where everything turns eery and scary afterwards

[@footyfam8990]

If Stephen King writ the adaptation it would be 32hrs long.

[@harrisons62]

Footy Fam wrote*

[@cooperminion825]

Or he could turn it into a HULU series and have it stretch out over several seasons

[@GAMER3Productions]

So you're telling me that the boys in the Losers Club all had sex with the only girl member in the Losers Club and it wasn't just a joke for the Nostalgia Critic review of Maximum Overdrive.....Well....The More You Know!!!⭐

[@RoboZombie44]

GAMER3Productions yes

[@RoboZombie44]

Lala land say what? Did that happen in the book

[@lalaland9838]

Pablo Perez yes lmao but the guy gets killed by flying leeches but I'm glad he did the dude killed puppy's and kittens and other animals forgot i believe he liked to jerk off to them and kept them in a refrigerator

[@lalaland9838]

In the junkyard

[@Demonmixer]

Oh yeah, that's right, and Repperton went mental at him. Brilliant book. Have you read Dr Sleep, the sequel to The Shining? That's a teriffic read too.

[@CronicGaming94]

I've heard the new it is great!

[@genarosiles8840]

No shit, sherlock

[@MrHat-jg4cm]

Kerry Cronic Vlogs Saw IT yesterday it was good.

[@somerandomname3124]

How much did the film company pay you to shill their film? Not very much by the looks of it.

[@genarosiles8840]

Kerry Cronic Vlogs Fucking Hipster

[@jaiveer809]

Really good movie and the kid from stranger things provided a lot of comic relief.

[@jmm1233]

Curry was the best clown ever , he was so hilarious

[@llamapocolypes2875]

*WA-HA WA-HA*

[@BlueDrawz-qy2tt]

Excuse me sir, do you have prince albert in a can, you do? Well ya oughta let the poor guy out, WA HA WA HA WAH A

[@1805movie]

You should do one for _Misery_ .

[@punklover99]

Wow I'm early so I'm just going to say it. I miss the original Duo of what's the difference

[@felipemartinez1247]

x2

[@tydavidson6730]

Yeah, what happened to the other guy?

[@leathery420]

Actually I don't think it was just one guy, but a couple. They just sound similar enough we didn't notice the switch as they only do a what's the difference every month or so. might be wrong, but the second guy also says your newest Droog on the A Clockwork Orange video. Which makes it seem like he's new, but they could just be talking funny for the video.

[@TheVideoGuyfromOhio]

More like Smash Comunism

[@petercushingsexcrementnigh7250]

Camp Argyll oh, nice one. Nice joke, mate.

[@M80sgirl]

Wait I love the scene when Ben and Mike ride around on the silver bullet. I couldn't get that Temptations song out of my head. It played the whole time I watched the new It lol

[@dreamlandnightmare]

Yes, it was a great scene, and endeared us and helped us relate to the CHARACTERS. That's what makes King's stories and adaptations so enjoyable - they place an emphasis on the characters and character development. Thus the horror aspect works because we have grown to care about these characters and don't want to see ill befall them. Contrast this with a typical horror/torture porn movie in which the characters are just recycled cardboard cutouts whose sole purpose is slaughter-fodder.

[@kalexmay9853]

what is the song called

[@sloaneelizabeth6994]

Bill*

[@EddieM1994]

I kind of like it, since one of the main themes of the novel is the power of childhood happiness and whimsy.

[@abehambino]

Korrenti Mayweather “ The way you do the things you do” The temptations

[@brennicolas3093]

You didn't mention how the times were changed from 1958 and 1985 in the book to 1960 and 1990, and It appears every 30 years instead of every 27. Also, Stan did NOT brutally chop himself up into pieces I am currently reading the book right now and it clearly says he slits his wrists.. it's more graphic in the book with him making "T" shaped cuts down his arms, but I have no idea where you got that he chopped himself into pieces..

[@ryanstauffer119]

Exactly l I didn’t understand why they said “chopped”.

[@jamessampson8068]

Mike does find a picture of Georgie in the book. It’s the one from the photo album that comes to life

[@horrapplemovies3844]

Steven King, why don't you take a seat.

[@MarmadukeDormedius]

nickthegreat2466 be quiet

[@MarmadukeDormedius]

TurboTurtle Tv 1. I also checked out YOUR channel and you too, are but a child. At least I can afford a proper camera. You've also been cussing because you think you're so cool, but in reality you appear as unintelligent as a goldfish. Now, I'm sorry if I offended you and your MANY 2 subscribers who probably happen to be your boyfriend and the old man who lives across your street.

[@MarmadukeDormedius]

TurboTurtle Tv haha? That's all you can respond with because your pitiful little mind couldn't bring itself to comment something witty and clever?

[@MarmadukeDormedius]

TurboTurtle Tv first off, that's not one hundred, that one thousand seven hundred, second of all you're the only person harassing people here. You continue to make stupid childish remarks such as "you poop your pants" honestly that's something a four year old would say, and your grammar is horrendous. You need to get off of your phone and try reading a book or doing something productive, That is, if you CAN read a book with your first grade education. Since I no longer wish to read anymore of your idiotically constructed comments, I recommend you keep to yourself from now on.

[@MarmadukeDormedius]

TurboTurtle Tv and what's funny is that I was actually standing up for you. I was backing you up and you attacked me.

[@VantaClawz]

The absolute best "IT" medium is on Audible. This should have been an HBO series with Frank Darabont and Guillermo Del Toro at the helm.

[@gabrielaubry1334]

Hey, the Turtle is clearly inspired by the World Turtle concept from several mythologies around the world.

[@graya8533]

To be fair, the music used in the silly montages here are not the same as the actual movie.

[@AgeDrain]

Gray A its a copyright claim thing

[@monsterhanna6691]

Obviously not. 😕

[@josepunkthrashdude]

Do Christine! Another good stephen king book and movie with some unique differences

[@ididgt4259]

You forgot Patrick Hockstetter

[@bughead5615]

I've read the book. And I am proud of it!(IT)

[@solomongumball9570]

The sex scene isn't a metaphor. It's 6 11 year-olds running a train on a 11 year-old girl. Honestly I think King penned that up just to fuck with people.

[@mellysomethingclever]

@@metehan8551 that’s why he’s on record regretting ever writing that scene ? It was the cocaine bro.

[@metehan8551]

@@mellysomethingclever reading my comment again 4 years later and "wtf was I thinking" is my only thought now

[@mellysomethingclever]

@@metehan8551 you think that’s the only time anyone would read that? You put a public comment on a video still up Don’t flatter yourself

[@goratuti1098]

@@mellysomethingclever what was the original comment?

[@yakiralovesall]

I really loved the book as a kid, oddly enough they had this in an elementary school library. I’d love to create a series for It.

[@cannibalbananas]

I felt the kids were closer friends in the 1st movie vs the new movie, the scares were a bit better in the second one, and I liked Eddie saying "this is battery acid" in the 1st. Overall, I think the original is my fav, but the remake is pretty good

[@erikaalvarez5121]

👍 correct

[@MOcamping1212]

Maturin is the turtles name, "See the TURTLE of Enormous Girth" "On his shell he holds the Earth." "His thought is slow, but always kind." "He holds us all within his mind." "On his back all vows are made;" "He sees the truth but mayn't aid." "He loves the land and loves the sea," "And even loves a childe like me."

[@kitapita]

Thank you! It is part of the Dark Tower multiverse. People who don't understand that shouldn't talk about things that connect the stories!

[@justinlink6060]

Bless you for the connection, I was hoping somebody else had read the series here

[@MOcamping1212]

@@justinlink6060 You say true, we say thankee Sai.

[@DocDewrill]

in both cases im most annyoed by the fact both TV versions focus on nothign but the Clown version of "IT" and make it look like Pennywise is the name and main form of the creature, which it isnt. leaving out the most scary part: "it" is what you are most afraid of, werewolve, Zombie, Clown, abusive people. etc.

[@sgillman16]

What do you mean both? There's only one

[@thenightwriter2349]

I agree, It isn't peenywise , it represents what we are afriad, evil can take many forms similar to Aku from samurai jack which also shapeshift

[@DocDewrill]

@@sgillman16 It part 1 and Part 2, or if you dont accept 2 parts as individual movies: It, the Old movie and the modern movie. either way the statement stands.

[@IMDARKFIRE007]

I went from "oh God their going to mess up a classic" to thinking it was as good if not better than the first one. They preserved that classic king style and terror well. And I swear, I felt some "Stand By Me" in it. That was the first movie I have been to in AGES where it was a packed house and it got applause at the end.

[@TheCrazyscarecrow]

"So there's no way Stephen King wrote himself into his own fantasy adventure" Except for that one book where he literally wrote himself into his own fantasy adventure as a major character.

[@scooterthefrog]

TheCrazyscarecrow forgetting the fact that the sarcasm was applied thick enough to cut with a knife. He does it quite often. Tommy knockers, misery, the shining, the dark half all spring immediately to mind and I'm sure there are more even with out hitting novellas or short stories. Write what you know I guess, especially once you're rich as fuck and can publish whatever you want.

[@hispanicbaljeet4076]

scooterthefrog Fun fact, The Dark Half was inspired by Richard Bachman or his other name. Richard Bachman was designed to sell some of his books when it was taboo too release more than one a year. He startdd giving the character more life than it needed.

[@KitchenSinkSoup]

Jake sacrificed himself for that bastard.

[@sibylsaint]

ONE book??

[@oscarsalazar5876]

I read this while deployed in Afghanistan, I was more scared of clowns at night than insurgents.

[@l0kumidit641]

Damn i commend you for reading it and thx for ur service

[@whattheheckamidoinghere4305]

I think that what we should dude, give the enemy Stephan King book IT so they all be scared of IT than you guys. XD

[@crs290]

But, you repeat yourself.

[@thedankgunslinger8948]

Thanks for the service and I don't think you'd find evil killer clowns in Afghanistan but stay on your toes.

[@darkop861]

I just read the novel in my 33rd year for the very first time. Something i started a few times before but never fully completed up until now. Sort of like The Losers Club. It took them until their adulthood to defeat their demon, just as it took me until now to finish this book. I must say, it was a great journey.

[@Leo1991]

The new one was really freaking good :o

[@ptv032913]

Pickle Rick no it wasn't lol not at all

[@Leo1991]

uhm yes it was and well that was my opinion, and most people might agree with me, atleast the ones who's rated both the new and old mini tv-series on imdb and rotten tomatoes. So piss off

[@Iguana_Don]

what Stephen King was smoking?

[@hemidas]

DoriMount films Cocaine is helluva drug!

[@duckywinks]

He was actually on so much cocaine while he was writing it that hat he doesn't actually remember writing it.

[@TheAlmightyLoli]

Jeff I thought that was Cujo.

[@garetmckenna4218]

Jeff That story is about Cujo, not It.

[@browngirlinaclownworld2077]

Styrene King presents 'That', featuring Quarterstupid the Shiftless Clown.

[@NotoriousNicholasGaming]

Damn these animations are so good! I LOVE THEM SO MUCH!!!

[@rarecrom]

no thanks

[@TheAmyTyrrell]

Videos of all new games are here. shortlink.im/dOYIx

[@TrapstarE001]

thx

[@Nhong0879495641]

Videos of all new games are here. shortlink.im/dOYIx

[@roddyrichhhh2898]

Carrie Emerson wth dude you effing weirdo

[@fidelgarcia2224]

Yall should redo this one once It chapter 2 comes out on blu ray

[@evanshearin1309]

I love these "What's the Difference!" videos! I like just about everything CineFix does, but I wish you all did more of these! They're really interesting!

[@DrDolan2000]

I do recommend the new movie. It's way better. The miniseries does have really good child actors though, especially Jonathan Brandis (rest in peace)

[@ace-qq8rx]

I like the ridiculousness of the miniseries

[@jeannaforgot7524]

Tim curry > Bill Skargard.

[@samdinnan3351]

The miniseries felt like it was supposed to be a really long goosebumps episode or something even if the movies weren't perfect, I'm so grateful to have them

[@cooperminion825]

You forgot about John Ritter

[@SwfanredLotr]

Chapter 2 was dissapointing.

[@MiguelPerez-nr3of]

Are u guys gonna do the 2017 IT whats the difference

[@joshuabunting882]

I hope so

[@eeen4570]

Do a part 2 with the new movies!! Love these

[@AgentGunner]

Saw the new movie last night and I think it did a much better job with the adaption. It added characters from the book that deserved screen time like Patrick Hockstetter (water down version tho) and the leper. (SPOILER) There is no giant spider at the end of the new movie, but I'm curious if they'll use it in Chapter Two, because another clown fight seems redundant, but pulling off a inter dimensional god who's form can only be comprehended as a giant spider is hard. Really hope they end up giving Pennywise his own unique origin story.

[@gmork1090]

Origin story for monsters is usually a bad thing. You want some vague detail, but going deep into a backstory often ruins the horror aspect of a villain. Look how they fucked over Darth Vader.

[@AgentGunner]

Umm yes? What in my comment made it seem like I didn't think or was surprised that it was going to be 2 parts? If you're talking about the fact that I said there was no giant spider, in the BOOK that you didn't read the children and adults encounter IT's true form.

[@AgentGunner]

Some origin stories are bad, and they also can be good while adding depth to a character. Stephen King's book detailed It's true origin, and was able to masterfully present a being who was beyond human comprehension. The 1990 film left out all of the details and at the end of the movie just dropped a giant alien spider on everyone. Origin stories can be good if done masterfully and with deliberate intention, and not as some half ass thought they felt they need to put in there.

[@a2pha]

How many people thought this was going to be a comparison between the old miniseries and the new 2017 IT movie ?

[@metehan8551]

me too, but the thumbnail had the BOOK's photo so i knew it was gonna be with the old mini-series and the book.

[@r0ser1ot]

They should do that though

[@JediPeaceFrog]

a2pha only an idiot would think that.

[@AshRowanTree]

a2pha me

[@kevinbacon5492]

a2pha We’d need to wait for Chapter Two first. It’d be like comparing Batman(1989) to half of the Dark Knight.

[@NathanSeals]

I really like how the newest one got a lot of those details right... I'm also glad that they toned down the uh... Promiscuous stuff in favor of a more down to earth story focused on children. I'm so excited for part two!

[@ryanstauffer119]

I was disappointed that Chapter Two got rid of the Tom & Audra storyline and only used them each for the beginning of the film

[@TheDunateen77]

Mike does find the photo of George in the book,I was just listening to that part last night!

[@fruitypuffpie1585]

in the novel bill is bald.so why not giving him a ponytail in the 1990 movie?

[@darthilli]

Mini series

[@lovemachine4000]

I bet King is happy that "it's" getting a better remake. This is one of the remakes that's done it right. Excited for the second.

[@pedersandy2037]

brian patty could not agree more

[@kevinbacon5492]

Agreed. God that Georgie scene still creeps me out.

[@notinteresting9850]

Yea but the story is changed a bit and it’s too commercialized for me the miniseries will always be my go too

[@apatheticshiro8238]

too bad these youtubers left the remake out of the equation :V

[@jeannaforgot7524]

Also the miniseries was supossed to be 8 hours but it got cut to 3 so they had no choice but to cut alot out of IT.

[@qwertyMrJINX]

Annunciation is important when doing voice-over. Just something for a certain someone to keep in mind for the future.

[@dostagirl9551]

I remember reading the kiddie orgy when I was only a couple of years older than the characters themselves and being thoroughly grossed out. You'd think it'd be the child butchering killer clown/spider that disturbed me but nope - the idea that a 12-year-old orchestrated a train as a bonding moment was way more shudder-inducing. Make of that what you will. Very glad they left that part out of both adaptations.

[@jessem3770]

I wish there was a bit more about the bullies tho. But still great vid!

[@treg5298]

There's something super disturbing about an older man describing a 12 year old girl in a gangbang... Just ew and no and all kinds of no thank you.

[@soraflower9308]

I have no intentions of reading the book now. Yuck.

[@temporarymomentary]

Why ? You are brainwashed by PC leftie bullshit propaganda ?

[@deathoftheendless]

Black Phillip why bring politics into this?

[@ShadicRothZz1998]

Black Phillip you like kids then, I take it?

[@Amy-qe4vt]

Black Phillip we just don’t want to read about kids having sex 🤷‍♀️

[@theguywhoisaustralian1465]

My biggest problem with the miniseries is how it basically ruined Richie's character. In both, he's a funny smartass, but he's so brave and loyal in the book. In the miniseries, he's pretty much a downer when they're adults.

[@latetunic1891]

I read the entire book. Worth it.

[@llamapocolypes2875]

Jesus christ

[@LukeOtoole-ln3su]

Yeah I remember reading the Intire book in class and I'll tell you this it was worth it

[@jonathanshirley4366]

So although the actual explanation was well done, there are a few structural issues with this video. The parts where you showed the montages from the mini series felt to me like an excuse to just fill time in the video, it was unneeded and detracted from your point more than supported it. My other issue was with the stupid steven kings face on a stabbing man accompanied by the maniacal cackling. That was really annoying and during one part of the video I actually could not hear the dialogue over the royalty free maniacal laughter. Other than that, good video.

[@VampiresCrypt]

the TV mini series is really good ! The sewer sex wasnt necessary even in the book it was out of place xD

[@007kingifrit]

it certainly gave me fantasy material for the next 10 years, to this day i still get an erection when i smell sewage

[@MrTophatreaper]

007kingifrit I'm glad I'm not the only one

[@thebitchisback2392]

That's how you write when you're coked up and drunk most of the time. The best writers are usually addicts of some sort.

[@smokeylonesome4328]

Best way to start Part 2: EVERYTHING dealing with the macrocerse, including the sea turtle. By the way, I am not joking. I genuinely think that this would be a great way to begin the film if done right.

[@Freddynotsoready]

Yeah it made me feel uncomfortable when i read it lm

[@TreRVision]

i wanna read book now

[@jackmckenzie3770]

Cory Trappin Then do it. You'll like it.

[@metehan8551]

then what ya waiting for? READ IT! it's awesome! I am reading it now too!

[@jackmckenzie3770]

Ibrahim Nedzhmi Finish it quicker noob

[@Giganticfella]

buy it at Walmart or something

[@gerardozc80]

Its great but a bit long

[@rigzmoviediaries654]

thanks dude. i have coulrophobia and that intro helped a lot!

[@hopenolan4447]

When I have kids I’m going to tell them only adults can read this book because a child eating monster lives in it. I wouldn’t be lying

[@adrianramsey1369]

Lmao

[@ninjanizzle]

9:22 12 year old beverly let the boys run a train on her, what a champ!

[@RAYMOND75600]

Yikes I don't know what king was thinking on this

[@kirahanna551]

Now I know why my grandparents wont let me read the book till I'm older..... My mom hasn't read it and she says I can but I think Ill wait

[@metehan8551]

the reason why the mini-series didn't include all of that stuff is because it was a mini-series aired in the TV, Kids at any age can be watching this so the mini-series ended up with less creepy things. (except for Pennywise)

[@Parsnips001]

My 11 year old brother was aloud to buy It despite my mum supposedly having read the book before. (She probably lied about reading It)

[@73lachaparrita]

So This Is The Internet I got the book when I was 9

[@kylemccormick4589]

Far and away the best-two-men-on-bicycles-goofing-around montage scene since Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

[@kevineusebio]

I didn't read the book but I saw It twice now. Based on this, the movie looks like it was faithful to the book with the omission of the sex scenes thank god

[@007kingifrit]

the fuck i wanted the sex scenes back

[@ShafHussain]

Nailed IT

[@kilo1205]

Shaf Hussain IT wasn't funny.

[@battleupsaber462]

Lemme guess...no orgy scene?

[@instastoump]

I thought it was in the movie or at least happened behind the camera

[@optimoosejones9493]

Creepy Tales Corner stop

[@cosmicghost811]

BattleUp Saber *gangbang scene.

[@TheBrokenLife]

Well.. Not yet. What are you up to this weekend?

[@idubbbztv7798]

Creepy Tales Corner fuck off

[@esmeraelillywing612]

I loved the book and the 90's mini series, seriously top 5 faves for me. I truly miss John Ritter, Jonathan Brandis... makes me sad to watch. :(

[@apex2000]

Tim Curry for the Win!

[@explodifier6021]

@@WRONGWAYGOBACK2 (gulies theme starts playing)

[@StupidLoserBoysTV]

The adult sections of IT reminded me of The Room. But funnier.

[@isabellarae9904]

Bill DenBRO😂 I’ve never heard it pronounced like that

[@alexanderfields9504]

Make one for the 2017 IT and the 2019 IT please