IT: Chapter One (2017) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | THIS PENNYWISE IS WAY TOO SCARY!!!

[@mikesterling729]

It's funny that when the boat goes into the sewer, Georgie says, "Bill's gonna kill me." since Bill (Skarsgard) is playing IT.

[@banditverse63289]

oh at least someone thinks kinda like me 😅😂

[@zipporahlewis4908]

I was thinking that too

[@mskimberly.jones1114]

I laugh at that too.

[@LukeOtoole-ln3su]

Bills gonna kill me :bill Skarsgard: I SURE WILL 😂

[@Yael-uc8qm]

Copy cat

[@breakwoodhopper6739]

The chemistry between the kids really made this movie great like especially between Richie and Eddie

[@dacsus]

Yeah, it's much more faithful to the book in terms of atmosphere and character personalities. Probably also because there are much better actors playing here. And it's obviously better directed. And the teeth, they were described exactly like that in the book.

[@LastLetterisZed702]

I'm not afraid of circus clowns or birthday clowns, however, I'm afraid of the monster-like clown "Pennywise." The original from the year 1990 scared me as a kid and it's a long movie. Definitely over 3 hrs. The 2 newer movies are great horror movies and the technology is way better.

[@Tenchi707]

@@dacsus how come didn't they include that scene from the book

[@mohandmezahem9213]

Man you're the best😂

[@matheusm8239]

@@Tenchi707 which scene?

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

This movie was so unsettling and creepy when I first saw it. I really liked how sometimes Pennywise was on the screen but the movie didn't turn it into a jumpscare. Sometimes a thing or person would look out of place in the background and if you paid attention, you'd notice him. Absolutely amazing.

[@fifi8690]

the original had me scared sh*tless just by a photo as a kid. i refused to shower for like a week. id just turn the shower on and sit on the toilet so it sounded like i was showering 😭😂, watched both versions now and love both for different reasons

[@RonnieG]

@@fifi8690 Wow. My parents let us watch the exorcist, it, poltergeist, pet cemetery, jaws, cujo, elm street, jason. Scary movies don't scare me, but I love the IT franchise, old and new. 4 the story.

[@fifi8690]

@@RonnieG the first scary movie i watched was case 39 at around 12. love horror now but at the time it was super scary, havent seen most of those i got lots more to watch, only (the original) it and nightmare on elm street

[@fifi8690]

@@RonnieG heard of them all though!

[@RonnieG]

@@fifi8690 neat to see how different it was for us growing up. I don't care for scary movies these days. I haven't heard of case 39 so ill have to look it up!

[@ASK2286]

"They're gazebos!" may be my favorite line of the movie

[@9876babyboy]

And said with conviction 😁

[@rocky7522]

I thought the kids did an excellent acting job. The first time I saw this, I was so impressed with the acting. I also think Bill Skarsgard did a great job at making Pennywise more scary and creepier.

[@samanthawaterman5978]

There is behind the scenes footage of Bill Skarsgård meeting the young kid who plays Georgie,he's really lovely with him and the other kids on set,Bill is a lovely sweet guy in real life!!

[@JoseMolina-ij3xx]

As scary as it is on the first view, it does get scarier after a couple more times, when you realize that Pennywise is in every scene, even when he's not there obviously.

[@daves7086]

yea, because everyone's struggling with something in a town that's "cursed"

[@EvolvedSungod]

Yep. The background of nearly every scene has visuals or audio to show Pennywise messing with the town

[@AaronCoats-i5m]

Yea and that's the best part bc it shows that pennywise is fucking with everyone in darry not just the losers club

[@JaimeCard]

Loved the eye roll Mrs. Movie's gave after Mr. Movies said "we're not clowning around" 😂😂😂

[@theramplocal]

its a look we all know so well #dadjokesarelife 🤡

[@galandirofrivendell4740]

The only thing missing was a rim shot.

[@justinsherman9350]

The opening scene with the ominous piano music only to discover that it's the mom playing is a really cute/funny bit, and does a lot to establish how messed up the parents are in this town.

[@ismayb754]

Of course if you've read the book or seen the original 1990 movie you know it's the mom playing the piano because that's an important part of how the scene is set. Just a shame they used the wrong music as it's stated in the book (and the 1990 movie) to be Fur Elise by Beethoven. This not only sets the scene perfectly for the sweet interaction between Bill and Georgie, and creates such a nice atmosphere of the warm family home, but then also juxtaposes beautifully against the horror to come. Watching the scene descend from a bright, warm, comfortable vibe to something horrific is so effective. The 2017 movie lacked this subtlety which is probably why they felt a more sinsiter piano piece was better, because "we're a scary movie, so we better use ominous music I guess". Also explains why the scene is set so ominously from the start with the de-saturated picture, dim lighting and ominous vibe. "We're a scary movie. Better look scary!" There's just no layers to that. It's a shame movies aren't as deep or nuanced as they used to be.

[@DKSean]

Fun fact, "Your mom" jokes actually go back to the 1600s. Shakespeare had one in his play Timon of Athens Painter: "Y'are a dog." Apemantus: "Thy mother's of my generation. What's she, if I be a dog?"

[@LaaszloKiss]

It was pretty interesting when you were mentioning multiple times the resemblance between Amy Adams and Sophia Lillis (playing Bev) because in the mini series 'Sharp Objects' Sophia actually played the young self of the character played by Amy 🙂

[@icanhasrice]

I really wanted Amy Adams for part 2 :-(

[@LaaszloKiss]

@@icanhasrice Definitely should have been a better choice!

[@sawyersoze8104]

@@icanhasrice so did I, but that director has a boner for Jessica Chastain, so I knew it wouldn’t happen, but I hoped. Amy Adams would’ve been a much better choice.

[@allycherry1218]

Me too!!

[@edcz559]

yes! i would like them to react to sharp objects.

[@ak86db]

10:41 the little hints like pennywise laughing in the back disguised like that granny makes this film so awesome and creepy as fuck i love it

[@cshimp10]

What I really appreciate about this IT, is that it was released 27 years later, and that's when IT reappears in history. That's just wild haha

[@omegashinra7672]

I remember reading a comment on the difference between the mini series Pennywise and this movie version that I think really hit the nail on the head. Curry came across as a human pretending to be an alien, and Skarsgard comes across as an alien pretending to be human, I love Tim Curry but I much prefer this Pennywise, so unsettling.

[@justarandomveryintelligent8934]

The thing about all the fears is that they're all representative of existential fears. Bill's is a fear of grief. He is afraid of the implications that come with admitting Georgie is dead that's why Pennywise torments him with Georgie. Eddie's fear is hypochondria but that one is pretty obvious and thats why the leper. Richie is afraid of clowns buuuut we'll put a pin in that for now. Beverley is afraid of growing up as a woman because of what that might mean for her relationship with her father. Ben has the least developed fear but I think ya'll are right that its a fear of history. Mike fears death and victimization. Thats why pennywise uses his parents tormented death against him. I think Stan's is the most interesting though. That painting is hanging in his father's office. Stan's dad is a rabbi who is preparing him for his bar mitzvah. Stan goes to that office to learn the Hebrew he needs for that ceremony. That ceremony is representative of becoming a man. That painting is a reminder that his greatest fear is growing up.

[@yesnt8941]

All great points, would love to add: The second movie states why bill was taunted with Georgie and while thats part of it the main thing was something else(not saying specifics because they get notifs of all comments and don’t want them to accidentally come across it)

[@justarandomveryintelligent8934]

@@yesnt8941 they already watched part 2 lol

[@yesnt8941]

@@justarandomveryintelligent8934 not you lol the video creator, they can see everything

[@nickeh7]

I feel they really nailed the drama right in this one, so much so that you could remove It entirely and just watching these children grow up is still a really good movie.

[@apmaxson83]

Good call on Beverly looking like Amy Adams. Sophia Lillis actually played the young version of Amy Adams' character in Sharp Objects on HBO.

[@JeffKelly03]

I think she looks more like Isla Fisher, myself.

[@austin_c_9080]

@@JeffKelly03 I see both Amy and Isla in Sophia for sure. Isla and Amy were actually in a movie called Nocturnal Animals where Isla played a fictionalized version of Amy's character due their resemblance.

[@JeffKelly03]

@@austin_c_9080 Oh, I know... I was being tongue-in-cheek since Isla and Amy are doppelgangers. Although I do see Amy more in Sophia than Isla. When I watched Sharp Objects, I just couldn't get over how much she looked like Amy.

[@JohnnyGingy]

@@austin_c_9080 nocturnal animals and sharp objects are both underrated

[@makon89]

I just love watching things float.

[@mrunderhill40]

“You’ll float too !”

[@Gnossiene369]

There is a yo mama joke here

[@deanromanado5850]

Then don't eat corn, it causes sinkers

[@Phil-ro9gi]

Unless it's in the toilet bowl 💩

[@emsleywyatt3400]

Floating is awesome!

[@TheRequiemOfficialReal]

I love how Muschiette made this film more dark and more close to King's novel. Yes, love the original film and Tim Curry's legendary performer but this is that caliber because this got the big screen treatment with a (R rating). #YouMe&TheBaloonies

[@thefilmeffect6089]

It’s still not as faithful as it should’ve been and the movie could’ve been better with a better director. I don’t think the novel will ever get complete justice, but it’s a hard book to adapt. I would’ve loved to have seen what Cary Fukunaga would’ve done with it.

[@dedo7326]

I like the og because of the camera and make up techniques they had to use this feels to idk corporate or somthing it just doesn’t have that grimy feel

[@HMan2828]

@@thefilmeffect6089 I just wish they would have made right by the original cocaine-fueled ending... Astral plane, Dead Lights, Maturin, ritual of Tchud...

[@creativevisiongaming]

Is this really darker. The amount of jokes in this movie is ridiculous given that its's supposed to be scary.

[@tkaki6029]

The original tv series is closer to the book with how it was present day adults and the story of their childhood is told through memories.

[@LoungingPotato]

Funny that you mention Sophia Lillis looks a lot like Amy Adams because she actually played a younger version of Amy's character in the limited series "Sharp Objects" over on HBO. Really great story with amazing acting btw. Recommend that to anybody who hasn't watched it

[@bellemane5839]

My Mom and I saw this at a midnight premiere and, to this day, it remains the best theater experience we’ve ever had. It was such a fantastic night! The crowd was amazing! Everyone was laughing and jumping and screaming together. The biggest reaction was definitely the projector scene, when Pennywise came out giant. The whole theater jumped at the same time! 🤡💛

[@dallesamllhals9161]

..read the book?

[@darkhoursofday6250]

I love the original... but they really did a great job with this version. The new Pennywise is just so perfectly wrong and not quite human.

[@alucard624]

Both have their merits.

[@fifi8690]

i think the original pennywise looks scarier, but this one acts scarier

[@coyotelong4349]

Agreed. I like how Skarsgård’s Pennywise is more overtly dark and sinister than Curry’s Pennywise

[@fynnthefox9078]

@@fifi8690 Curry seems more scary because he lures in kids easier. With Skarsgard, Georgie is already uncomfortable when he first sees him.

[@rachelBrady-ni]

@@fifi8690 No Bills looks way scarier. It's perfectly scary and perfectly uncomfortable Currys isn't scary whatsoever and the new movies are waaaay better than the original

[@williamsummerson1204]

I knew this one would scare mrs movies alot more than the og. Bill Skarsgard did a phenomenal job as pennywise, the kids are way better in this one. Henry was a serial killer in the making. One of my favorite horror movies of all time. Your guys reactions always put me in a better mood and I really appreciate that alot. Keep up the great work. 😃❤🙏

[@kylegacy]

I know a lot of other subscribers have mentioned that the line "they all float down here" can be interpreted as the bodies of the dead floating in the sewer waters, which is true, and as you saw, bodies literally floating, suspended in mid-air, but also, if memory serves, King does write that Pennywise intends it to mean "floating" in the Deadlights. One of my fave quotes - again, if memory serves: "She was now with It, alive yet not alive. Now the mind of her was with It, in It, beyond the end of the Macroverse. She was in Its eye, she was in Its mind. She swam, floating in the Deadlights."

[@TheGarethLusk]

Skarsgard did an awesome job in this one. Whole family of actors are great

[@QuayNemSorr]

Love that the whole weird eyes and smile on Pennywise is all Skarsgaard. He was just able to do that, and since it's natural facial movements it becomes so much more freaky

[@LA_HA]

TheGarethLusk: One of the things I remember when this movie came out was how a lot of girls and women were into Pennywise because Skarsgard was the actor. It was hard not to see him underneath the makeup, but it was still funny to see posts with girls calling Pennywise "clown daddy" or whatever it was. It reminded me of an article of an interview with Clive Barker in which he talked about how really surprising it was to get letters from women swooning over Pinhead. haha. The same thing with some of the Halloween-focused channels, who talk about getting similar messages about Myers. Can't say that's new. Darth Vader has an estrogen brigade. haha

[@fynnthefox9078]

I'm honestly mixed on him. While I love Skarsgard's, his does have some flaws. Not Skarsgard's fault tho. More of the filmmakers.

[@GreatOldOne9866]

Read the book, it’s both disturbing to the core and extremely sad at the same time. I love how detailed it is too, with all its history regarding Derry, the relationships between the kids, the Lovecraftian entity IT is. Such a great read. Just a massive tome of great storytelling.

[@ANNISHNEE]

Yes, one of my favorites. The horror is incredibly artistic and moving.

[@crtg4672]

10:42 The woman in the background starring at the kid (can't remember the name) is one of the creepiest things in the movie. Love it. EDIT: I forgot about the pharmacist, he's creepier then Pennywise. EDIT2: Ok I've forgotten a few things about this movie apparently. Bevs dad is real bad too. Final thought, lots of creeps in this one.

[@rommieomar7323]

I was disappointed with the interaction Ben had with the librarian in this because in the novel, they were friendly and respectful of each other.

[@vicjr74]

Great reaction. I love the original cause it came out when I was a teenager. This version was incredible it freaked me out when I saw it in the theaters. All the scares were terrifying. "We all float down here." 🎈

[@kevinsisler9379]

I loved all the humor in this movie. I can't imagine how it would have been without it.

[@jesterssketchbook]

my favorite family reaction channel by a mile - you guys rock - so genuine and funny

[@dorray7850]

One thing I really like about this version is how Beverley's character is portrayed. When it comes to one on one with the boys you can see Pennywise actively trying to scare them but when it comes to Bev all Pennywise does is sit back and let her father do the scaring for him. The boys are more scared your typical imaginary monsters, but Beverley isn't since she lives with her monster. Drives home the point that monsters do exist and are not just in our imagination.

[@radlee974]

Ahhhhhahahaha! Mrs Movies comment on how beautiful the hoosier cabinet was took me the F out!!! 😂😂😂

[@ToxicDover]

So glad you guys are doing the new IT movies. Absolutely no shade thrown at Tim Curry (he's a legend), but the book is far more suited to an R (or worse, honestly) rating than a TV mini-series. Can't wait for part 2!

[@scipioafricanus5871]

01:58 Mrs. Movies (creeped out/annoyed): "Little kid singing" Me: Remember, we all float down here!

[@stevej1154]

Georgie says “Bill’s gonna kill me” right before Bill Skarsgard’s Pennywise kills him. A little in-joke.

[@FresnoCA93727]

“It was real enough for Georgie!” Sick burn by Pennywise! 🎈

[@jimtatro6550]

The saying at the end is what Bill says to control his stutter. “He thrusts his fists against the post and still insists he sees the ghost.”

[@GreenParlour0749]

This is one of the few remakes I actually like and the problem with the original is that they couldn’t use the darker parts due to the time it came out. Having read the book I can say this version is closer but it does leave out some of the stuff that is covered in the original. Definitely a difficult book to get through.

[@creativevisiongaming]

And they still didn't use the darker parts in this one either.

[@Hanrahan46]

Imagine seeing on the big screen in a theater, Beverly going at it with all the boys taking turn... cringe af! I read the books when I was about 13, and I clearly remember the cringe I felt myself reading this.

[@elijahbaker781]

Well it’s not really a remake of the TV movie it’s more of an adaptation.

[@HMan2828]

@@Hanrahan46 Yeah it was pretty sick (in a sewer tunnel too! lol), but they still could have "adapted" the Ritual to something less sickening, and made good by the original.. I just wish we would have gotten to see Maturin...

[@creativevisiongaming]

@@Hanrahan46 That seemed be a more common thing in 80s novels "It", "My Sweet Audrina", 'The Girl Next Door" and movies like "The Accused. And if they did do that for the new movie, then Bev's dad would have been more justified in worrying about her hanging around all those boys, even though he did have other issues.

[@sammylane21]

To all adult viewers...ADMIT IT, you laughed hard when Georgie smacked his head on that 2nd CAUTION Barricade. Me too.😂😂

[@Tenchi707]

Tis funny

[@davidphillips9726]

Those three swirling lights in Pennywise's mouth .... THOSE are ITs true form

[@BrandonJames2016]

Bill Scarsgard did an amazing job as this new iteration of the character. Like even tho Tim Curry is my personal favorite cause he’s more iconic especially with his personality, Bill’s version of pennywise is one I wouldn’t want to be stuck with. Ugh also loved the opening like the fact they show Georgie’s arm getting bitten off had me shook in the theaters💀 a lot of cgi is used and that’s not for me but overall a great remake too bad part 2 kinda drops specifically towards the end.

[@ladyyuna2000]

Tim Curry's my favorite Pennywise the Clown and my prayers go out to him from suffering a major stroke back in July 2012.

[@samolofsson2401]

I like Tim Curry but the IT mini series is so far from the books i don't realy see him as pennywise more like a creppy clowm

[@CD-zd6zr]

I don't like this Pennywise at all. The whole point of the clown thing is to make kids feel at ease to draw them in close. I don't think any kid past the1930's would trust the newer pennywise.

[@minski76]

Skarsgard is scarier but Not funny. At all. Curry blent scary and funny better which is the Point when a monster poses as a clown ro lure in Kids.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

" a lot of cgi is used and that’s not for me " You mean like: Lot's of CGI that you can recognize as such. Modern movies and shows are full of CGI. "The Underground Railroad" for example. But you won't even notice it's there.

[@Darkstar72SR]

I was going to post this during the ‘It’ part one reaction to the t.v. miniseries, but held back. Now that another chance has come along I won’t pass up the opportunity again. In the other reaction, you mentioned having never seen Annette O’Toole in anything other than ‘Virgin River’. I WAS going to recommend one of my favorite shows which stars her but didn’t. Now, yore referencing Lois Lane and Amy Adams. If you know that then you might be a ‘Superman’ fan, so I think you should check out the show ‘Smallville’. Annette O’Toole plays Clark Kent’s mom, Martha. Some say it starts out rough, freak-of-the-week kind of stuff, but then so did ‘The X-files’. It really finds its footing by the middle of the season and runs an incredible ten years, making it one of the longest running sci-fi shows ever!

[@lkf8799]

For the new version, I love Eddie. Ben is a close second. Such a sweetie, poor guy. I think the hair and blood for Beverly is supposed to be fear of puberty and her body changing so that her icky dad is paying more attention to her. So gross. The leper is disgusting. The new version is more heartbreaking for Bill because in the original version he knows that his brother is dead but in this one he's left desperately hoping he'll find him. One thing I do like better about the original and the book is that they make it clearer that the kids belief is what gives them power against IT. If IT is a werewolf then silver bullets work against him. If the kid thinks his asthma inhaler is like acid against IT then it burns him. In the new version the weapon Bill uses is empty but it works anyway because Bill believes it will and Ben's magic kiss works for the same reason, but they don't really make that clear. It's such a cool concept, especially for children using their imagination to beat such a terrifying creature. Can't wait for the second vid on each!

[@15steelcity]

i'm 53 yrs old and this god dam movie ran up my light bill for 2months. everytime i shut the lights off for bed.., i see freakin eyes no matter what !!!!! so now i'm a happily restful day sleeper.

[@carlousmagus5387]

This is the first movie in decades that truly scared the living dog s**t out of me, it was epic!

[@Lue_Jonin]

Bill and Beverly kissing at the end, Bill says in his best Forest Gump voice..."She tasted like cigarettes" 😂 LOL

[@introbe1]

Fun fact. Bill is holding a Lego turtle before he sees Georgie. It's an Easter egg for the cosmic turtle that looks after the kids in the book.

[@ladyyuna2000]

Interesting facts about IT: In Chapter One (2017) (1) Jack Dylan Grazer (Eddie) was the first one out of all the kids to work with Bill Skarsgård (Pennywise). During their scene, Grazer would cry and gag while Skarsgård was right in his face yelling and drooling. Skarsgård was genuinely concerned for Grazer and after the scene ended, asked him if he was okay. Grazer looked right at him and said, "Love what you're doing with the character!" Skarsgård was left confused and impressed at Grazer's attitude, calling the child actors "little professionals." (2) Bill Skarsgård wanted to make sure that his performance as Pennywise was convincing to audiences. He states, "In order for this movie to be as effective as the book and the series, I have to scare a whole generation. My take was that Pennywise functions very simply. Nothing much is going on in terms of what he's thinking - he's animalistic and instinctive." (3) Bill Skarsgård actually was able to smile in such a weird way that it really intrigued the director and now it is Pennywise's iconic smile. Skarsgård had originally developed the smile when he was a child and was trying to scare his brothers.

[@davidbourhenne8540]

Loved Mrs getting scared. She freaks out so easily. Makes me chuckle.😁

[@sooperdud]

Nic Hamilton played a true monster in this movie and is the sweetest boy in real life. Acting.

[@thatladyd.winter6254]

I really do love this movie. It's one of my favorites. And I can't say what the oldest Your Mom joke is, but I can quote Shakespeare: "Villian, I've done thy mother." -Titus Andronicus

[@lewisthomas1292]

Omg this cracked me up no end! 🤣😂🤣 The "Vogue" hands were in full effect! 😱

[@MKF30]

lol that was a funny reaction. I love how she covers her eyes almost every scene Pennywise shows up. I was like waiting for him to pull out a plushy and give it to her and she would take it and fling it across the room or something haha. I can just picture something like that with you guys!🤣I look forward to the second part of IT! Bill did a great job perfect casting for Pennywise.

[@DraylianKaiju]

Fun movie trivia: Bill Skarsgard as Pennywise was able to make his eye go lazy on its own...no CGI effect needed.

[@loen1z]

i hope yall eventually watch sharp objects for a tv show reaction. it has both sophia lillis (beverly) and amy adams who plays her when she's older and is the main character. it's not action packed or comedic but it's incredible and has a murder mystery sort of feel. plus hopefully if you likesharp objects you'll be interested in big little lies which is almost as good (imo, different strokes)

[@xMr2PaCx]

16:27 funny fact they both played in "Sharp Object" HBO limited series as young and adult of one person

[@ptsteelers]

Somewhat related... If anyone has yet to listen to Steven Weber read the IT audiobook, please do so. It is not only a great take on my favorite book, it is my favorite take on my favorite book :)

[@Riku-zv5dk]

'You'll float too' You know, when a body dies it starts decomposing, as it does this it creates gasses in the body that make them float when in water. He's basically taunting them that they'll die too

[@sammylane21]

If I saw neighborhood kids cleaning a unseen mess in my bathroom I'd be suspicious but then realize I'm getting a free bathroom clean up and I didn't pay a penny for it so yay for me.😂

[@gswithen]

I'd like to see you guys react to some Italian horror. Mario Bava. Dario Argento. Lucio Fulci. Also, Once Upon a Time in the West. The original Salem's Lot miniseries from 1979. More Stephen King; Cujo, The Dead Zone, Cat's Eye, Christine, Stand By Me, Sometimes They Come Back, Gerald's Game. This new It adaptation is okay but I prefer the TV version.

[@deraykrause4517]

YES! FULCI FOREVER!!!

[@tonyyul703]

Ummmm you for ..... Pet Semitary

[@kbdemonbain4568]

i still remember my reaction in the theatre i was totally shocked they actually showed what happened to georgie at the beginning

[@TheLORDofTOXICITY]

@You,Me &he Movies Im sure someone has mentioned this, but the young actress playing Bevie, plays the young version of Amy Adams in Sharp Objects

[@johnboner2550]

this is going to be an awesome reaction

[@mityakiselev]

I love Stephen King's attention to detail. Everyone's fears make total sense, considering how and where they are. For example, Beverly's got the creepiest dad in all existence, so she's scared of being a woman (therefore the hair and blood jumpscares). I mean, in the book she does solve that fear in... a rather unconventional way, which is like the most disturbing good ending I have ever read

[@dboslice]

I can't wait to see Mrs. Movie reaction. I guarentee after watching this, Freddy is going to seem like Mr. Roger's compared to Pennywise in her eyes🤣🤣

[@rosshall6475]

Freddy vs Pennywise vs Jason vs Predator

[@darthvaderthegamecat]

I recently stumbled across your channel, and you two are hilarious! Been binge watching your videos all day! Keep up the great work!

[@MrsMovies]

Thanks so much! Glad you’re enjoying the videos, thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@__nintendhoe__9418]

The actoress who the Mrs. said looked like a miniature Amy Adams actually played a younger version of Amy Adams’ character in sharp objects ! Such a great show

[@ninjanibba4259]

What a missed opportunity for the 2nd part.....ugh

[@npenta551]

Worst fear, The Mrs getting so scared of IT that Mr. disappears forever. We all float down here.

[@craig3262]

I love that u kept that bit at the end 😂😂😂

[@JoeSnow84]

That parents face noticing a young son losing his mind and taking his father's life xD

[@donnybuoy]

As an AVID King fan since I was a child, with IT being my all-time favorite novel, I totally prefer this remake. It adheres more to the plot of the book and explores elements that couldn't be explored on television, and the characterizations of the main cast feel much more faithful. Also, Bill Skarsgård brings a whole new level of terror to Pennywise! Tim Curry is the ultimate, but Skarsgård is in his own lane-that man is phenomenal in this role!

[@IXSICNESS]

Hes really not, skarsgard doesnt play.pennywise he plays a guy trying to be a creepy clown and in doing so he fails to give pennywise any actual character or creepiness

[@donnybuoy]

@@IXSICNESS I disagree, lmao.

[@IXSICNESS]

@@donnybuoy he has no character beyond "oooh creepy clown", even his design focuses too much on being creepy. He is tryhard creepy, and tryhard anything always fails at its actual goal. Whereas tim curry's pennywise is actually designed to look like an unassuming clown that you could hire to work a birthday party. He also has actual character, he clearly takes great pleasure in scaring the children; its evident everytime he is on screen or when he talks to the kids. He sounds like he is having the time of his life whereas skarsgard sounds like he is just trying to be creepy. Unassuming characters who clearly take great pleasure in the torment they inflict are always creepier than characters that solely exist to try and creep you out

[@donnybuoy]

@@IXSICNESS I will not be reading your unsolicited thesis, but thanks.

[@IXSICNESS]

@@donnybuoy aaah so you are an idiot. Your take on the performance gave that away but thanks for confirming it. You viewing a small amount if text, 3 paragraphs, as a thesis tells us all we need to know about your cognitive abilities

[@stewmass3018]

"Is this one scarier?" YEAH, JESUS! LOL

[@marennicholson5444]

I love Ritchie and Eddie in these movies. Also the girl who plays Bev played the younger version of Amy Adams’ character in Sharp Objects.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Eddie is great. He steals the show for me.

[@BoyKwentoOfficial]

you can totally see pennywise stalking them the moment stan ducks 15:33

[@Ugh-r8m]

Never noticed nice eyes

[@mistersmootharteest7045]

Great reaction guys., can't wait for Chapter Two.

[@rentfreeinheads8995]

I’ve never been so happy for you guys to watch a pt 2. Just because it’s going to be more laughs

[@Dillpicks95]

They always say you can’t beat the original but this remake is so freaking good. Really creepy and as the title says pennywise is definitely way scary. Bill Skarsgård was a great choice to play pennywise he nails it.

[@Gnossiene369]

Who are they? I hate this hive mind bs. Listening to loud people

[@cassandramcbride7007]

Both movie are different dealing with horror. While tv version use creepyness to put fear, the theatral version uses jumpscares. It comes to the viewer what type of method likes. I dont like a movie that just live in jumpscares to scare the viewer... both actor did a good performance and did their own thing...

[@GaOutlawVinyl]

You can’t beat the original. The original was the book.

[@windandcloudshadow158]

This Pennywise isn't very accurate to the book but still awesome. Tim Curry was the better Pennywise but Skarsgard was the better monster.

[@Gnossiene369]

@@GaOutlawVinyl Sure you can, just form an opinion. Myself I despise the idea of comparing. Comparison is the main limiter of joy. Try and have an experience instead of a label and you would have so much more fun mate.

[@iandism]

I love your reactions and enjoy hangin' out with you. Mr movies tense excited stare when he knows something is about to happen. And the beautiful Mrs movies laughing or hiding behind her hands in fear. This remake is so much better than the dated original (which was good in its day) and loved Mrs movies jumping and cursing her way through the film 😂

[@shainewhite2781]

This was the highest grossing Horror film of 2017, making $700 million dollars against a $40 million dollar budget.

[@joshL1988]

i remember watching this the day it came out at the first showing of the day at 9am lol perfect movie to start the day, haha i loved it great reactions guys love watchin them!! keep up the great and fun work!

[@founoe]

Bill Skarsgard is beyond genius in his performance as Pennywise in this movie.

[@donutpredator4945]

I knew the "you'll float too" in the basement would get you 😂

[@xellosxerxes]

0:10 When I'm starting a chainsaw.....

[@MDFMKisKMFDM]

id like to add - the young actress that played Beverly actually plays a young Amy Adams character (through flash back scenes) in a show called 'Sharp Objects' which i also highly recommend

[@MrEevilways]

I love both the original IT and the remake... also loved the book. I can never choose my favorite though. The original over time has become so much more comedic to me all the way through it. The remake I do believe gets a more closer resemblance of Pennywise in the book. Tim Curry is a bit more of a "clown" per se, while Skarsgard I think gets the more awkward personality of Pennywise where he's trying so hard to appear human.

[@nex_beloved7078]

18:51 He says it al lot because Bill in the beginning says “Well you want it to float don’t you?” After Georgie asks him why they need wax :)

[@minski76]

They REALLY should have cast Amy Adams as adult Beverly. I couldn't agree more.

[@miker.9138]

Sophia Lillis played the younger version of Amy Adams's character on Sharp Objects. They do look a lot alike.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

She's gonna be shocked she see it's not Amy Adams. lol

[@rommieomar7323]

I thought Jessica Chastain did a great job.

[@tinastar1972]

Ben's creature was The Mummy in the book. There's an entire side story about a couple of brothers and the creature from the black lagoon in the book that is absolutely terrifying. It hasn't made it to the screen at all, but it might show up in the upcoming HBO series so I won't spoil it.

[@phousefilms]

Yeah, the aftermath of that one was scary AF.

[@MandyEngbers]

Love this movie sooooo much! Love the scares 😍

[@robertyeah2259]

Interesting bit about the "We All Float" quote from the novel. Though the movies show the bodies floating, the book uses the word floating to often describe the balloons and when Pennywise talks about his balloons. In King's other novel, Insomnia, which also takes place in Derry, it is mentioned that the human soul is an ovalish-shaped floating energy. I feel like the directors knew this since they made the balloons all red and in increasing quantities in this movie.

[@ninjanibba4259]

These movies are more of character studies to me, it's horror is good too but it's clearly not the focus in this movie, these kids just being kids and their friendships made from shared trauma is what I get out it, them defending Pennywise together in the end feels earned cuz they were afraid but he kept pushing their limits and they had enough Overcoming fear is the theme of these movies, not just Pennywisebut their own, keep that in mind

[@santaonthecross]

You know what it means to have a balloon on your mailbox? That's the international symbol for "Party Over Here".

[@Pazuzu82]

Got to admit when I first saw this version I didn't think much of IT but the more times I came back I revisited IT I appreciate IT more, love the witty dialogue between the kids and I love the more horror elements compared to the 1990 TV version. But I still prefer Tim as Pennywise. They all float down here and U2.

[@Pennywise-hn5qw]

Bill skarsgard was born to play Pennywise...he portraited pennywise like what it is a brutal entire mysterious creature...Tim curry just was a mean man behind a clown costume for me...he dont has the Effekt like it in the book....this Version is more like the book.

[@vtastek]

When he came out of the screen, in the theaters... I wished it to end. It had a 3D effect, as if it came out of the the real theater screen without any glasses. Really creative use of light and perspective to get that effect. Mama from the same director is also a visual treat.

[@K.alexsadler]

Sophia Lillis/Beverly played the younger version of Amy Adams in the Sharp Objects HBO series. Excellent series, definitely recommend a watch.

[@barryholyoke5169]

Having grown up in Bangor (Derry's inspiration); i remember the Paul Bunyan statue, the Standpipe, the story of the Brady Gang massacre (Bradley gang mentioned here) and other stuff I cannot mention until you watch the sequel. But, love the references! Great video you two!

[@barryholyoke5169]

also, Richie's tshirt is of Freeses' Dept store that was in downtown Bangor and went out of business shortly after this movie is set

[@shadowboy1001]

Yessss, been looking forward to this one for a while :D

[@Smruk300]

You guys the only one I no that did a reaction to this movie and doing reaction to both chapters including the old it you guys are the goat at the reaction y I always rewatch you guys reaction a lot

[@alucard624]

I like both adaptations of the story but this was definitely creepier and closer to the book in so many ways even with the updated time period.

[@Josh86_559]

Bill Skarsgard was unbelievable as Pennywise. How those crazy movements & when his pupils go different ways , that's all him.