Full spoilers follow for the movie version of Stephen King’s IT, the original novel, and the 1990 mini-series.
You screamed, you jumped, and at the end of Andy Muschietti’s IT you probably felt an overwhelming sense of satisfaction because The Losers Club had prevailed, and Pennywise the Dancing Clown seemed to have been beaten to death with sticks.
And then, of course, came that title screen, which called the film IT: Chapter One, and you realized - or at least, you suddenly remembered - that this movie only adapted the first half of Stephen King’s sprawling horror saga, and that there’s still a sequel on the way to wrap this story up.
But Muschietti’s IT seemed to wrap everything up already, and in a pretty tidy little package. So what, exactly, is left? Let’s take a look at what happened and what you may have missed in the first film, and what’s to come, in IT: Chapter Two.
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You screamed, you jumped, and at the end of Andy Muschietti’s IT you probably felt an overwhelming sense of satisfaction because The Losers Club had prevailed, and Pennywise the Dancing Clown seemed to have been beaten to death with sticks.
And then, of course, came that title screen, which called the film IT: Chapter One, and you realized - or at least, you suddenly remembered - that this movie only adapted the first half of Stephen King’s sprawling horror saga, and that there’s still a sequel on the way to wrap this story up.
But Muschietti’s IT seemed to wrap everything up already, and in a pretty tidy little package. So what, exactly, is left? Let’s take a look at what happened and what you may have missed in the first film, and what’s to come, in IT: Chapter Two.
Continue reading…
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