Friends band together to confront "It"...
Based on a lengthy novel by Stephen King, “It” focuses on a group of kids in Derry, Maine. School is out for the summer, and they long for carefree days riding their bikes, swimming, and just having fun. The friends, who call themselves “The Losers Club,” are Bill (Jaeden Lieberher), whose young brother (Jackson Robert Scott) has recently disappeared; Richie (Finn Wolfhard), a foul-mouthed wiseguy who never knows when it’s appropriate to crack a joke;  Eddie (Jack Dylan Grazer), an asthmatic mama’s boy; Stanley (Wyatt Olef), a gangly Jewish kid on the verge of his bar mitzvah; Mike (Chosen Jacobs), who lives on a sheep farm; Beverly, the only girl in the group; and new kid in town Ben (Jeremy Ray Taylor).<br /><br />Ben has discovered disturbing facts about Derry. The town has suffered a major tragedy every 27 years and has six times the national average of missing children. Missing child posters are everywhere, many yellowing with age.<br /><br />Bill, determined to find out what has happened to his brother, enlists the aid of his pals to investigate, which leads them into a series of nightmarish adventures with Pennywise (Bill Skarsgard), a demonic clown with a fondness for jumping out of the darkness and causing terrifying visions to appear to the various kids. A red balloon is the clue to Pennywise’s presence.<br /><br />Each child has his own particular fear and has seen terrifying visions related to that fear. This is what Pennywise feeds on. Whether it’s a grotesque portrait come alive, a rotting, walking corpse, the vision of a dead sibling, or a blood-soaked bathroom, each kid feels safe only in the company of his pals. Together, they vow to face the threat head on and do battle with Pennywise.<br /><br />The film is reminiscent of two previous films: “Stand By Me,” also based on a Stephen King story, and “E.T.” In all three, a group of youngsters must deal with extraordinary circumstances, and their camaraderie forms a primary force. In “It,” the dialogue for the leads is believable and delivered naturally by the youthful actors. A few times, a character bemoans the fact that it’s summer, they’re supposed to be having fun, and what they’re engaged in is far from that. This thought echoes the belief that childhood is carefree. King and director Andy Muschetti upend that notion by throwing this motley group into a nightmare world set in a picturesque, sun-dappled town.<br /><br />“It” is the kind of horror film most makers of scare films never achieve. It gets under your skin through a series of horrifying images, but they serve the story rather than becoming the story itself. A lot of horror movies are judged by viewers by the body count they accumulate. This is not “It.” Showing the horror through the eyes of children automatically enhances the effect. Computer-generated imagery is subdued, which gives the film a retro look. And Pennywise may be the first “monster” of the 21st century with staying power.<br /><br />King’s novel has an entire section, absent from the movie,  in which the kids, now grown up, return to Derry to once again confront Pennywise. It’s more than likely that we’ll see Pennywise again.<br /><br />Rated R for violence, language, and scary images, “It” is especially unsettling because of its blend of reality and imagination. It’s not always clear what is real or what is only in the minds of the individual kids, so the film intentionally throws us off balance. And anyone who’s ever had a vivid nightmare can empathize with the plight of the film’s young people.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include 11 deleted or extended scenes, and the featurettes “Pennywise Lives!” (how Bill Skarsgard prepared to portray the creature known as Pennywise the Dancing Down), “The Losers’ Club” (a profile of the teenage stars of “It” as they bond during the production), and “Author of Fear” (Stephen King reveals the roots of his best-selling novel, the nature of childhood fear and how he created the Pennywise character). A digital copy is enclosed.
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