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It can be anything. A fanged monster that won't stay on the movie screen. Something ominous lurking in the basement. A malevolent force in a small New England town takes the shape of a clown, but It isn't clowning around. Instead, It terrifies youngsters with their innermost fears, bringing some to their
… More »It can be anything. A fanged monster that won't stay on the movie screen. Something ominous lurking in the basement. A malevolent force in a small New England town takes the shape of a clown, but It isn't clowning around. Instead, It terrifies youngsters with their innermost fears, bringing some to their untimely doom -- until a group of wily neighborhood kids fight back. Thirty years later the evil resurfaces: meaner, angrier, deadlier. And the friends who vividly remember the terrors of their youth reunite to make a desperate stand against It.
« LessBased on the book by Stephen King
DVD, Dolby digital, Dolby surround stereo
English dialogue, English, French and Spanish subtitles; Closed-captioned
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Add a CommentBefore you check this out, please note that there are two sides to the disk. Side A is part 1, side B is part 2. Also make sure you aren't afraid of clowns...
only has disk 1, so first half of the whole show. be warned....before investing 2hrs of your time! lol.
For a television movie I think the creators of this movie did an excellent job. The book it's based on (also called "IT") is a true horror masterpiece in my opinion and I recommend all horror fans at least try to read it. I have trouble reading though, and while this movie didn't have the same scope or depth as the book, it was a pretty fun mini-series. Tim Curry is excellent as Pennywise and the child actors were all great, too. Plus, this was filmed right here in Vancouver, so viewers can have fun trying to find approximate filming locations (the barrens was filmed in Stanley park, for instance, and the outside of Beverly Marsh's childhood home was filmed in the downtown eastside near princess st.)