Have you ever read the entire book It? What did you like better, the book or the movie?

The movie also left out all the stuff about Bev's husband, her friend and his abuse. Also, left out the fact that her husband and Bill's wife both travel to Derry and that impacts the ending of the book.

I just finished reading the book and WOW. There's no way any major film company could make a truly faithful adaptation of that beast. Apart from all the social commentary on white supremacy, anti-semitism, mysogyny, homophobia and the inherent violence to the History of America, it's just too difficult to translate into screen. There's so much exposition, so many inner monologues (Mike's interludes, that lead to the realization of It literally being Derry, are essential and close to impossible to adapt), so many flashbacks recounting the story of so many Derry's inhabitants...that would drive any AAA screenwriter crazier than any of Pennywise's illusions. When you're writing a movie, you need to focus. In a book you can get crazy. Aaaaaaaaand also the Losers's sex scene. Hard to blame them for skipping on that one.

One of my most memorable moments from reading the novel was the scene when Richie and Beverly(as kids) are sitting on a park bench and it's revealed through Richie's inner dialogue that he actually had a crush on bev! But he represed those feelings due to how close her and bills relationship was. It was great development for those two and also added tension between her/bill and ben

bev was scared of the witch from hansel and gretel and now sophia lillis is playing gretel in the new reboot lol

Patrick Hockstetter from Chapter One was MUCH more different in the novel with his own chapter. He was more twisted than Pennywise and Henry combined X10 and his death was graphic. The film was kind to Patrick.

Anyone else laugh more at the movie then get scared?

Definitely Pennywise's true form is different in the 2nd chapter than the book

So IT killed the dinosaurs 😭😭😭😂

Idk why people keep comparing the book to the movie and complain obviously it's gonna be different and they are gonna change some stuff it happens all the time

Well, the teen sex scene would have looked wrong and wouldn't make sense in film. It would just come across as pervy. The book is iconic and so complicated, I don't think any film would ever match.

1:51, anyone else notice the Fire Hose to the far right is coloured the same as the OG pennywise?

Eddie doesn't just drive a limo, he owns a fleet of limos for A-list celebrities.

You know what else is in the book & not in the movie? They all had sex with the girl in chapter 1... a “train”...

Years ago, I started the book, but never finished it, it was a page turner though. Having said that, I grew up with the mini series and until my mid teens, it scared the tar out of me! So when I heard about the remake or theatrical version, I was intrigued to say the least. Chapter 1 even with being modernized, worked better than I expected: even the projector scene was a good substitute for the photo album scene in the TV movie in 1990 - almost every change has worked pretty well... so far. Chapter 2 looks epically phenomenal to me, but I'll still wait for home media for personal reasons. I'll probably bite the bullet per se, skip the renting and just buy it, if I know me.

Watching the original 90's version and I think a lot of people forget that the movies actually replicate the tv version more than the actual book.

Up next, what the IT movies had to leave out from Stephen King's book

Did y’all really forget Stanley?

I love both versions, for me the movie feels like an 80's adventure movie. The book, you feel part of the losers, all the characters are great, it seems like you are building these good childhood memories with them.

Shot game. Take a shot every time she says “It”

Maturin is the name of the root that Mike puts into Bills water. Maturin is the name of the Turtle who helped Bill find out info on IT

I still fill rich had feelings for eddy being that IT told Richie that he knew his dirty little secret in the park scene and seeing his reaction throughout the film during and after Eddies passing. Especially how rich always picks on him kinda like when a kid likes a girl but the only way to show affection towards her is to always play jokes kinda like on the cartoon “Hey Arnold” the girl on the show likes him a lot but she hides all that behind always being blunt and somewhat mean towards him. Same way with rich and Eddie but only with jokes

Ok, the turtle has more importance. Old mythology that the Earth rides on the back of a turtle. Terry Pruitt uses that in his Discworld series. Has a whole long explanation where the inhabitants lower someone down and they see the great turtle. King also makes a reference in The Gunslinger series. (Fun game as you read that. Keep track of the incidents and books they came from that Stephen King used throughout the series)

I'm just glad this movie had a conclusion and not a setup for a sequel.

I saw it chapter 2 this morning and I can officially put that movie on the list as one of my favorite movies I seen this year and one of my favorite Stephen King's movies.

Ways It is totally different to Stephen King’s Novel

The book. No matter which one -the book. Funny thing is some of King's books scared me so much I could only read them in the daytime at work. But I think I'm the minority for loving the tv versions of "It', "Salem's Lot" & "The Stand".

Not too long ago I heard that they might be making extended version of it chapter 2.

Damn I had no idea about the whole Richie situation that’s really nice though

It does NOT specifically say Richie is gay. Love doesn't have to be romantic. Richie was Eddies closest friend and vise versa. This doesn't mean he was gay however.

Yeah should’ve definitely left IT’s Origin and That Overpowered Semi-Platonic Turtle.

The only bit I had a gripe with was ITs spiderform at the end. But after I thought well logically it'd be different from the book and 90s movie. Also pennywise is the main enemy form and a main character so it'd get rid of him. And looking back at it having him as a spider like clown was creepier than just a spider.

Finished the book a couple weeks ago, then rewatched the 90s mini-series and the 2010s movies. Both of them were accurate at parts and inaccurate at others. Both left things out. Here's 10 things i can think of: 1) Tim Curry's portrayal of Pennywise is very comedic, while Bill Skaarskgard's portrayal of Pennywise is more weird and creepy. Tim's portrayal of Pennywise's personality is more accurate to the book. However, Bill's Pennywise is more accurate to how the clown looks in the book. 2) Patrick Hockstetter was not a main member of Henry's crew, but he did hang around him from time to time. The day that Patrick was murdered by Pennywise, he was masturbating Henry before Henry started to feel like it was wrong, then forced Patrick to stop and walked away. Beverly was hiding in a car trying not to be spotted by them. Patrick's death was the most deserved one in the book imo. 3) Ritchie was far more racially insensitive in the books than either the mini-series or the more recent movies portrayed 4) Henry had been secretly terrorizing Mike Hanlan's family, because of his father Butch Bowers' racism against Mike's father Will Hanlon. Henry poisoned and killed the Hanlon family dog. Henry reveals this to Mike just before Mike meets the rest of the Loser's Club for the first time. 5) The Loser's Club went into the sewers armed with nothing but matches for light in their encounter with It as adults. 6) Pennywise regularly used racial slurs against Mike Hanlon in the book 7) In both the mini-series and recent movies, the first encounters were either changed around or were entirely different. In the book Ben Hanscom first sees Pennywise in a clown suit and the mummy face in the canal during a dream while he's hiding in a tree trunk from Henry Bowers, Victor Crisp and Belch. Mike Hanlon first encounters Pennywise as a large bird. Bill and Ritchie first encounter Pennywise in Georgie's room in the picture album, but the first physical encounter was on Neibolt Street with Pennywise appearing as a werewolf. Eddie first encounters Pennywise on Neibolt street as a leper. Beverly's bathroom encounter is the most accurate in all the films. 8) Eddie's arm is broken during his fight with Henry in the hotel, but he manages to kill Henry with a half a bottle of champagne/wine by pushing it into Henry's chest. 9) Eddie dies in the book like in both 90s and 2010s movies, but he died from getting his arm eaten off while trying to use his asthma pump to spray down It's throat and trying to believe the pump into being battery acid 10) It was not only just a pregnant female, it had already laid hundreds of eggs in it's layer, which Ben had to try and destroy with little to no light.

I don't mind the changes, but I can never actually understand why the Turtle is leave out the adaptations. The turtle explains a lot from Kings mithos and turns It into a Cosmic Horror. I still don´t understand why many movies don´t want to mess with this kind of horror.

"The Stand" was a good movie and book

2:22 I believe it’s called an actuary learned that from Kim possible

Looper; always putting you in the loops. 🌚

the FACT that Stephen King made a cameo in IT CHAPTER 2, that means a lot!

Looper flips when an epic movie comes out.

Bill Haders acting was amazing!

The cosmic turtle makes me think of It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia 😂

Beverly is gang banged in the book. Obviously it wasn’t added in the movie.

OMG It is just a giant metaphor for pregnancy cravings. Thanks looper!

Hmm, IT/bird form has appeared in movies in the time when the Native - Shokopiwah tribe living hundreds year ago. Form the giant bird to the 6 eyes wolf and then the horned giant.

What movie are the visuals at 3:22 from?

Those “S” pops are wild

It has been awhile since I read the book but I swear Bill & Mike were the last two in the clubhouse while they tried the Native American ritual. It was Bill who 'talks' to the turtle..

Still love the movies and books

Why is the video title totally different than the video?

Well... there is also that little..... I wanna say ‘group’ moment in the sewers to escape It that the group had, Beverly being the ‘centre of attention’

No one: Looper: mu-sketti

My only problem is if the losers all forgot about Pennywise (as they said they didn’t understand what they were feeling when Mike called, or why they needed to return to Derry) why did Stan? He knew he couldn’t face Pennywise again and took his own life but how could he know if he didn’t remember?

*wHeRe’S tHe FuCkInG tUrTlE*

At 2:51 did anybody else notice that scene is from Venom?

Chapter two blew the first movie out of the water in my opinion

So is no one going to talk about the fact that the book has an interdimensional turtle in the book?

IMO they really failed with the ending in Chapter 2. The clown head on the spider body was the most anti-climactic thing possible. They could have made the spider creature really scary, but failed. Even the movie The Thing in 1982 had scarier visuals...

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I just thought about something in the 2017 movie and the 2019 movie he didn’t actually scare the kids he killed he really only tricked them into dying the only kids he actually scared ironically are the only people he never got to kill well other than eddy

So your just not gonna mention all the character changes done to Mike and the complete erasure of his parents and what actually happened at the Black Spot?!?!? Mike Hanlon deserved better (though both actors did great jobs)

When I read the title I was like wtf???

Most accurate representation I heard comparing the two. Would like too have seen Bev's hubby more. And the wife.

Does the ritual fail? Or does it allow them to face off their finals fears holding them back from actually beating pennywise? I feel like the ritual was the catalyst to their final test

Having the Losers keep their memories after killing Pennywise was a good change from the book. Pennywise made them forget everything in the first place. It never made sense why killing it and thus Its control on everything of Derry would make the Losers forget again. Although, Stephen King has referenced in other stories that Pennywise might actually still be alive, so maybe It made the Losers forget again so they can never come back to Derry because It fears they will succeed in killing It for real. Anyway, not only am I glad that they Losers won't forget about Stan and Eddie, I am mostly glad because this means Bill won't forget about Georgie again. In the book, Bill says that even though he mentioned to Audra, he only repeated a fact. He didn't acknowledge that he actually spoke of Georgie. So he actually never truly thought of his brother until after Mike called him to come back home. Bill hadn't thought of George since not long after he left Derry. Having Bill in the book forget Georgie all over again (permanently) is just heartbreaking.

The ritual of chud in the book is definately way better and a more satisfying end to It

One big difference, the book doesn't suck

wow what a surprise another IT video.

"Carved their initials" Eddie's initials are E. K., and Richie's initials are R.T.; That one heart says "R.R + S.J.", that's clearly not Richie's doing.

It's good in the second half

Billy you remember how I took your Georgie and I still do it now with all the kids I meet so now be a hero and I will let them go just take my red balloon 🎈 and together we will...FLOAT!

I won’t lie………I fell asleep watching It Chapter two. It was just way too long and has too many pathetic jump scares. I liked chapter one WAY better.

This vid was good

I’m the only one who cried

Which is the best of the miniseries,book and film to you?To me the miniseries and film tie

Is that Ash from What Culture

Who else got an ad for It 2

What movie was at 3:20

On a scale from 1-10 how do you rate Chapter 2?

Why have had to wait so long for a follow up rumours of a chapter 3 to follow

Stephen King - shapeshifting Ungoliant that hates turtles Movie - shapeshifting

What does the child’s parents think when their child gets eaten by a shape shifting clown ( the one bill was trying to help)

How many videos are you gonna make on this goddamn

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I liked the book better and the original TV series better. Both left a lot out from the book. It 2 is a tad long

We are going TO future not staying in past and doing sad original movies So much scary IT so much beter to watch

IT chapter 2 mad me laugh and cry I did get scared a little

They should not have put it in the modern day setting and they should have stuck in the book. Would be even better if they recasted the kids from the miniseries as the adults now in this movie

*Different From

Ben GOT THE GIRL(Beverly) IN THE END!!🎉🎉🎉🎈🎈🎈.

I’m sorry but the movie version was Far more interesting & intense then the book version. To be honest

Would Derry even have high rise buildings?😕

But it is true that they forget a lot about their encounters with IT....*eyeroll*.

6:20 What? That was never in the book.

I thought the new it was pretty bad . 6/10

Goddamn I'm so scared bout my bills getting paid

The loser club roasted pennywise to death

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One reason, you try to adapt 1000 pg book into a film! esp since the book was also written by a writer who admits he did coke as he wrote it... either way i love the new films and old film,plus book!

Who’s else has school

Well the obvious one is Richie is not bisexual in the book like he is hinted to be at the end of Chapter 2, idk what they felt they had to make that change