Everything Wrong With It: Chapter Two In Red Balloon Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ม.ค. 2020
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It: Chapter Two didn't really stick the landing on the promise of the first one, but it's not terrible. It does have a lot of sins though.
Next week: One recent horror sins and one recent terrifying sins.
Remember, no movie is without sin! Which movie's sins should we expose next?!
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They killed pennywise by roasting him and lowering his self esteem. Imagine him in a public school
Bravo six going ant man
Is your name by any chance a reference to the sherlock holmes story?
D U S T
What about an English school
Imagine him on 4chan
Pennywise : "You're all losers!"
Losers Club : *Uno reverse card*
Pennywise : *DIES*
WE HAVE LOSERS
Johnny Demonic That Fiend profile pic tho.
**sees Fiend mask**
Eh.
I'm gonna *hurt* you but then I will *heal* you
True tho
ok but eddies death was really sad, the fact that richie was in love with him and sees him die was just so heartbreaking
Sophie DeCola literally made me cry so much
I legit felt so stupid for not realizing he loved Eddie like that. Even with the R+E carving. I’m ashamed. It took me reading an article dedicated to them for it to finally click.
Peanut Butter I just ate you
GGGAAAYYYY
Richie loved Eddie as a best friend, nothing more. The latent homosexual subtext select people (shocker) are reading into it doesn't exist; if you read the book, you'd know that.
IT: Chapter three: Seniors in their 70’s hang out in the sewers to yell “GET OUTTA MAH TOWN!” to a clown that looks like a deflated balloon
I hope the next one is about their children or something
@@naajiaali5673 *Their
@@burntdorito8297 thanks
@@Blue-xt7kc It shouldn't, but Hollywood likes their $$$
@@naajiaali5673 Only if stephen king writes it then ill watch it
_IT: Chapter One_ : Kids hang out in a sewer to fight a clown.
_IT: Chapter Two_ : Adults hang out in a sewer to yell at a spider.
Caitlin Rix IT: Chapter 3 : senior citizens hang out in the sewer to debate a book
@@elizabethp.7354 then they all forget
Basically
person hahahahahaha
Public school vs. college
when you said "i'm so sick of this movie relying on CGI-based jump scares rather than actual terror" i felt that
When you said "rather" fuck man. I felt that.
@harrylongbaugh1 Some, not all.
that was actually my biggest problem even in the first one. by the time id fjnished watching it, it felt more like a coming of age, nice emotional journey. not a horror film. it lacked any sort of scare imo due to their reliance on cgi for literally Everything
Exactly! I remember specifically watching the scene with Bev in her old apartment with the old lady and I was getting creeped out right until IT turned into that weird naked monster, then all the fear kinda went away
Bardock Obungus
"Point me to how all these people are rock stars in their chosen fields"
Rumor has it that Pennywise made them unbelievably successful so they wouldn't come back to Derry because they were the only ones who could destroy It. This is my biggest issue with this movie is that it re-architected (pun not intended) Pennywise to want the Losers Club to come back. In the book, Pennywise wanted them to stay away so it could continue to feast on the weak people of Derry so It made them wildly successful and forget what happened so it wouldn't rock It's perfect situation.
But Pennywise does want them back. I specifically remember the "COME BACK HOME" written in blood being in the book, just not on the same place. IT goes from confidence to fear multiple times throughout the book
@@Ricardo57492 LOL Pennywise sounds like that girl with the abusive boyfriend who knows that he’s going to wreck her but loves him anyways 😅
I read the book and I don't remember any part there that Pennywise doesn't want them to comeback.
In the book there was a part about how none of them could have kids and I tnought that was so they could focus on their jobs and by making them forget like the rest if the adults IT never wanted them to return since they wounded him.
@@evilcartmensolo7198 the reason why they cant have kids is that so they wont become trully adults. Even their romantic relationships mirrored the type of relationships they have when young so that they will continue to be tethered to their childhood
I love how even though this is making fun of the movie the narrator still takes a moment to compliment Bill Hader. Like he’s truly one of the best actors around today.
Ok
I love Bill so much, I’m crying
I wouldn't go that far
Pennywise: “You’re all gonna die”
Losers Club: “No U!”
Pennywise: “Ugh! I’m melting!
Play Uno Reverse card xD
Yeah, they suckered him in and activated their trap cards
OHHHH WHAT A WORLD
Some Random Guy what a world, amirite?
If IT wanted to oof kids use free vbucks
no one mentioned that Eddies mother and his wife are played by the same actress?
It's a good form of symbolism missed.
Bruce Wayne that’s intentional. In the book it says that Eddie realized he had basically married his mother.
Honest Trailers noticed it
Ikr
I didn't realize it for a while until I saw the credits. I thought that they'd cast twin sisters for the parts!😄
That “Teeth” reference was unappreciated by most lol
Lj
explain?
@@MrCreepYT if you’ve seen the movie “Teeth” you’d understand lol
@@MrCreepYT boy do I have a surprise for you
WHAT THE FUCK IS WITH THE PROFILE PIC IT'S ON DRUGS
13:49 I cant believe you didnt sin the studio apartment sized locker ben was hiding in right there, bigger than my apartment.
That bill hader sin removal is probably my single Favorite acting moment of 2019.. The way his body distorts mid movement and sentence is amazing
Couldnt be more perfect
Bill Hader is a national treasure!
That was the only part of the movie I actually enjoyed
I liked his scene in the lake more. It got some tears from me
Jim Carrey moment
Im gonna need a sin added on for bev and ben making out while richie mourns the death of the love of his life/one of their best friends
one of my major problems with the movie is that literally throughout the entire movie everyone is so upset over stan but eddie dies and pretty much only richie actually mourns his death. everyone else starts laughing and joking and ben and bev literally kiss. it's ridiculous.
unalive literally! And even with Stan, everyone’s upset for like three minutes. Richie’s literally sat there sobbing and Bill’s like ‘ok what if i was annoying’ and splashes him, and Bev and Ben kiss after going under water to look for Richie’s glasses that are literally covered in Eddie’s blood. Justice for Eddie, man
They did comfort him, they were all heartbroken about Eddie's death, then Richie lost his glasses, so they went to look for them and then that's when Ben and Bev kissed
Becca Gregory okay sure but honestly kissing right after they comforted Richie right after he saw someone he loved die right on top of him (I’m not sure if he loved him romantically but I’m pretty sure. It isn’t clearly stated) it’s just sorta ridiculous how one person lost the love of their life (proven by the carving R+E on the white fence) and these other two start kissing right after while he’s literally depressed
@@emilykrey5319 my thoughts exactly go off sis
The whole time I was watching this I assumed “I didn’t like the ending” was a joke, only after I finished the movie did I realize it was foreshadowing, because holy f*ck that boss fight sucked
I'm surprised that no one else found their hideout in the woods after 27 years. Given how snowy it gets in main in the wintertime, wouldn't the roof collapse somewhere along the way?
that roof is made with plot wood
Go to your room right now and think about what you did! A dad joke, I can not believe you're audacity!
I love how the stutter comes back when he’s in Derry
It's such a nice detail. I thought I was the only one who noticed.
@@SilviaNight99 if you really thought you were the only one who noticed that, you can't be very bright
@@believer4002 Not true, considering most people I mentioned it to said they thought he had it the entire film....so...go waste your breathe somewhere else.
@@SilviaNight99 must mean the people you talk to are not so bright either. You surround yourself with people like yourself, so it makes sense.
Your u guys just watch a TH-camr say it and u guys say u come up with it just to sound smart @deadmeat
bill hader: *exists*
cinemasins: one sin off
milagros carpio what part was that
@@RecruitedAndrew I'll answer that. 19:47
Should’ve taken all them off Bill Hader’s amazing
Emily Krey facts 😂
True
I don’t thing that scene was making fun his stutter, it actually depicts an actual experience of people who stutter.
Not really we tend to steer around words we know we stutter at and (as a person who has a pretty bad stutter) that is genuinely offensive and abilist
@@Kevin_Theadore1 I will say everyone’s experience is different, but for me personally this was an accurate depiction of how I stutter
the thing that tickles me off the most is the fact that the most important trait of It that's shown in both movies are "it can't kill you if you don't fear it" but it literally gained the trust of both the little girl and georgie before murdering them.
oh you right though. Wtf is that about?
In the book its not really like that it can kill you it just preferes that you be scared but he was so hungry he was acting desperate
I am 3 whole years late but oh well. That's not the case, it can kill anyone at anytime and eat them, it's just that it'll be bland and disgusting. A bit like unseasoned boiled chicken, gives all the benefits, but not tasty by any means. It scared them because they are tastier with fear; the fear is basically the seasoning or/and the sauce to the boiled chicken. Georgie and the little girl were both killings early on when it first woke up, so it's really just food to give energy and later on he'll eventually build up his appetite.
@@GameOver-nm2us this is a 4 year old comment and I still got to learn something from it lol
"I think I've seen Georgie take this fateful journey as many times as I've seen Bruce Wayne's parents get murdered!" Brilliant...
I bet their mother wasn't named Martha though.
666th like on your comment
3?
@@LadyOnikara WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?
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When they see the legs in the closet, it’s a callback to the first movie when they open the door and it shows Betty Ripsom’s torso without the legs, and now they see just the legs
aha!!! yes!!!
But like he said still not scary at all
Even the the paint on the doors were the same
@@darrelljackson8482 Maybe not from our point of view, but think of it like this. Just imagine opening a room and seeing severed legs walking towards you.
@@zulunet3285 Obviously that'd be freaky, but a typical fear reaction is the "Fight or Flight" response; it just seems more believable that someone would see those legs, that they're smaller then the person, and instinctively start trying to kick the shit out of them then be like AHHHHHH RUN AWAY. Not guaranteed but seriously.
Cinemasins: OMG These secondary characters have bullies :(
Adrian Mellon: *is the victim of an actual hate crime that leads to his death while his traumatized boyfriend is unable to do anything but watch*
Yep, bullies
Y u p
Cry me a river
@@ElegantArtist123 eXcUsE mE!
@@ElegantArtist123 Excuse you??? Adrian Mellon is directly based off of Charlie Howard, who was brutally MURDERED in 1984, while his friend (whom those homophobes assumed was his boyfriend) was forced to watch. This happened in Kings hometown when he had just started writing It. Derry is specifically a fiction version of his hometown, where that event took place. He felt the need to include this because it shows how humans can absolutely be monsters too. THAT is why this is important & your snide comment does nothing to help anyone.
"Actual hate crime"
Hate crimes are a myth and simply saying that phrase shows that you've been manipulated emotionally by authority and are now acting as an agent of their own(attempting to make other believe that "hate crimes" are a thing separate from crime in itself)
Unless you just innocently didn't think into it that much (it's a common enough phrase, I wouldn't call someone an idiot for saying it, would only correct and inform them on it), and that's perfectly fine(who has time to analyze a phrase as common as "hate crime", I get that merely repeating it doesn't necessarily show any intent, the RESPONSE to this comment is what MIGHT make me say "oh you're one of THOSE people.... yikes" but honestly I have no reason to think that from this comment chain)
Who else watches this channel just to see most of the movie for free
I do
literally
Me
Literally me - especially for the creepy/scary/horror ones!
"Yippee Kayay Mother Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhh...?" Has to be one of the best scenes I have watched in a long time. They way his body just goes limp mid sentence is freaking perfect.
broo i fucking lost it😂😭
Agreed! I can't believe how well that was performed, it was like nothing i have seen before.
A great casting indeed.
I died laughing. Like I know it was a bad thing to happen like they were losing the fight but it was so golden I couldn’t help it
135Fenrir what part
Character: *breathes*
Cinemasins: ”Character breathes” cliché
Yeh
@NoochTV Well not-nobody's an hypocrite then, everythings a cliche. Its just about hiding it well enough.
Intro : *Takes 3 seconds*
Cinemasins : *" Takes too long "*
NoochTV depends on the execution.
😂
He missed the fact that Mr. Keene is in Bev's horror moment because he was a creepy old man who literally flirted with a teenager??? That, and Rowling has literally said Bogagarts were inspired in part by Pennywise, just makes me wish he did his research before he made these.
19:46 I can’t stop rewatching Bill Hader here 😂😂😂
i lost it on the goddamn bass when hes about to finish the sentence
Someone breathes.
CinemaSins:Assuming all humans breathe oxygen Cliche
That's breathist!
Laby rinth *Breathcist
@@Ol_Lochy Nah dude it's breathist. Race --> rac*ist, sex --> sex*ist*, age --> age*ist* so breath would be breathist
mrsharrypotter0308 no because In his video on home alone two he said that’s Skagcist
I think it depends on how you want it to be said. When you add _cist_ it adds a "c" sound like ra(cist). But when you have _ist_ it has no "c" sound, like rac(ist).
“Stranger Things have happened.”
Me: *exhales through nose*
HAHAHAHA I did the same thing!
Cameron Reyno me to
me: sees this comment
me: *exhales through nose ²*
Imagine this crossover if this was a movie
Finn Wolfhard intensifies
The ending when they get all separated in the chamber is still the Ritual of Chud, it's a battle of wills, from whats explained in the novel it's damn near impossible to bring it to the screen so i think what they managed worked really well.
I watched this in theatre and when they make the joke about having a fat wife someone screamed "are you body shaming?" it was the best thing
What do you mean?
Like are you saying it was an "inspiring and brave moment of empowerment" feminist thing?
Or it was just funny as hell that a woman was so blatantly offended(and reacted immaturely)?
I first read comment thinking it was the first, so I rolled my eyes and thought "oh geez, one are those 'healthy at any size' nutjobs cinemasins fans now?" But then I thought maybe I'm just being an asshole(so I ask again, was it funny at her expense, or were you so happy that it was "the best thing"(which i will come back and insult you for if so)?
@@mutt9779 Lmao go see a therapist dude jeez
@@mutt9779 It was just someone in the theater making a joke about how the joke in the movie was offensive
@@mutt9779 "jarvis, open google, search what a joke means, close google, turn of the device and seek the nearest therapist"
@@mikadosannoji553 what the hell is jarvis?
About the token thing: Many people have theorized that the ritual actually DID work, but the thing is that Richie's token was actually Eddie instead of the arcade token.
OH...I didn't need my heart to hurt more.
Well shit… that hurt
Plus mike had doubt he didn’t fully believe it worked
Damn that actually makes a lot of sense in hindsight.
shiT DUDE NO
I woke up the whole house laughing at Bill Hader's dead eye stance.
Reminded me of those creepy marionette dolls. With the wonky knees and everything. 🎵There are no strings on me🎵
I don't think CinemaSins quite understands how Pennywise works
I'm surprised nothing was said about how Richie carved Eddie's name into the bridge XD
Are we not talking about how Stan’s artifact is a... shower cap? Cause we all know Stan and his shower caps.
Classic Stan.
It was symbolic... of... something
unnus annus!
gfriend eunthusiast UNUS ANNUS
Ah I will remember all the good times with Stan and his cap
It's the shower caps they wore when they were hanging out in their little underground base. I think Stan mentioned in that scene how he actually felt like he belonged to something
It’s hilarious how the book actually explains this shit with space turtles
Jayden gay yeah it’s way out there
Jayden gay just goes to show space turtles is a better explication than no explanation, especially when it has to do with the main plot device of your movie
Yep, it is just turtles all the way down.
@@matthewbartke4424 The award winning YA novel by internet sensation John Green?
I mean, the book also features a library Dracula that chomps pieces of its own face and flesh with razor blade-aided teeth and sprays the blood onto the unsuspecting patrons below, so I let the turtles slide.
The thing they should have asked the moment they've learned about the ritual: "If it works then why Pennywise is still here? Shouldn't he be killed a long time ago by the creators of the ritual?"
20:57 it absolutely was "a thing in the novel" they actually abused the morphing of IT effect to change IT into variously different creatures with weaknesses that could be manipulated.
In the book, IT turns into a werewolf, and they greatly injure IT with a silver pellet shot with a slingshot.
CinemaSins: Uses the book for reference when making a sin
Also CinemaSins: Doesn't use the book for reference if it would go against a potential sin
That is kind of the point. The sins are meant to be stupid and unfair at times
It's not about whether they're stupid or unfair, it's about consistency. I wasn't even meaning this as a criticism, but there's always that one person
*Maybe next time I'll post it in Bold*
_Or Italics, maybe then it will be easier read as a meme format_
@@smackedpickle or 𝕷𝖎𝖐𝖊 𝖙𝖍𝖎𝖘
Becuase of you read the book the movie should reward you but it shouldent punish you if you don't read the book.
😎😎
I loved this movie but I didn’t think it was scary. Every time I would begin to get creeped out, someone would crack a joke and I would start laughing. Bill Hader is a gem
It's hard to scare adults, but they know that the clown could kill them, and it sorta does, for one of them.
Jung your videos are dogshit and they won’t take you anywhere broke nigga
i really liked the movie, but yeah the scares didn't get me all that much. a few jump scares got me, but they were quick and didn't last long. the horror and some of the plot isn't really the strongest, but what the plot lacks the actors make up for in chemistry and humor. i only really enjoy the movie for the characters and relationship aspects - i really wish there were better scares though.
This should be renamed “me getting angry for 23 minutes”
why
For me its that they water down all the actual horror elements the adult versions go through. Especially Mike and they could've played up how his confrontation between Pennywise leads him feeling outmanned and outgunned how he's being constantly watched and slowly going insane not just with the feeling of Penngwise watching him but also finding out all the horrific stuff that happened in town also the people Mike actually meeting the few people in Derry that have experiences with Pennywise and the evil supernatural occupancies Mike can associate with him. It's like a Noir thing because at the same time multiple children are going missing or being found dead they just fumbled his potential angle into horror so hard.
It doesn’t say Pennywise solely eats kids, It’s mentioned that he MOSTLY eats kids because they are easier to scare since Pennywise feeds on fear.
Fear is like a seasoning hence ehy he scares them before he eats them.
The book also mentioned adrian was child like as well
Sounds feasible that Pennywise seized the opportunity to eat the guy at the beginning scene.. considering he came his way already scared, first because of the homophobic attack and then of drowning...
@Rou Reynolds Yeah but that's _boring_.
"Put people from their past that matter."
The girl bullied her in part 1. Mr. Keane was being perverted towards her in part 1 as well. You missed the boat on that sin.
Robert Martin I personally found the sins a bit nitpicky this time around. He missed one BIG sin I had with the film - the strange decision in the film to have Stan commit suicide as some kind of heroic sacrifice, rather than Stan just being too terrified to return or confront It again.
@@peanutsfansontario4 Thats Cinemasins these days though. Just one liners without context and "sins" that are explained in 5 minutes time.
@@peanutsfansontario4 that's literally in every version of IT the books, mini series, and the movies everyone stan commits suicide. In the book it explains he kills himself cause he didn't want to go but that if he didn't they wouldn't have the abilities to stop pennywise for some reason but he always kills himself.
@@christianphrenger7902 He isn't complaining about the suicide, he's complaining that they changed the reasoning behind it to be noble rather than because he was scared
@@hotpinkcrayolas but in the books that was the point is what I'm saying
I like that Eddie was the last token, he was Richie’s token not the arcade coin. It took Eddie dying for the ritual to finally work, the thing Richie was most scared of was losing Eddie.
3:35 I was totally screaming about this when I was watching those scenes. like dude there are so many mikes in the world, even when you disregard the memory thing it would still hard to just pin point mike as "mike from middle school"
No sin off for Bill Hader's amazing scene when he's having a breakdown in the lake? That's a sin for you!
that scene is something that hasn’t left me ever since i first saw it! it made me bawl harder than i already was from eddies death and bill hader deserves an award for his performances there alone.
@@indynile Same.
u mean when pennywise was there and ate the guy's head off in the river?
@@johncjr1399 No at the end when Bill Hader was crying after they killed Pennywise because Eddie had died in the process
@@CopperFGC oh yeah that i remember now
I still can't believe that they straight just bullied Pennywise to death
I liked it better with Part 1 where they were confronting their fears, instead of now saying it's not real and just bullying him...Part 1 was more powerful in that aspect
Yeah no kidding! It's so...lame. XD
Honestly, expected the final insult to be from Richie, telling Pennywise he looked like a deflated ballsack.
So this is how I interpreted it:
Pennywise essentially created his own Achilles heel. While becoming smaller things to trick children and make them fear him, he didn’t ever think that adults who aren’t scared of those things anymore would come back for him. They don’t see him as this big eater of worlds, and they never have. No one has. He isn’t that powerful to them. Pennywise has made himself strong by making himself small, yet only he and the losers and the tribe know of his “eater of worlds” title.
Most people are afraid of something that can destroy an entire world like Pennywise claims he can do, but he’s never proven that he can. He’s only ever proven that he can be a shapeshifter to scare people and feed. He can’t scare the losers with a title he’s never proven to live up to.
While the "one mental patient going crazy causes everyone to go crazy" troupe might be cliche, I can attest it is fairly accurate. Especially in situations where those mentally unstable individuals also have a history of behavior problems. I worked at a mental facility for kids for years and on our more violet unit, when one or two were acting especially badly, at least two more would see it and lose their minds. Sometimes its because they want the attention, but sometimes seeing something big and dramatic just pushes some of them even further out of reality long enough that their already fragile impulse control drops out completely. Example: one day a kid went into a rage because his home visit got canceled and he started kicking doors. While two staff were restraining him so he didn't break the door or his foot trying, another kid tries to attack the staff that was already occupied and two others start breaking things in their room because it was too loud for them and wanted attention respectively.
Mental facilities are a barely balanced place in the best of times.
1:40 Pennywise goes after everyone he just goes after kids the most because their fear is more delicious than adults fear this sin is taken off
Me during midterms: “yippee kayai motherfu-*first question is one I didn’t study for*
All of the people in the bathroom stall scene were actually pretty relevant to Beverly. She sees the pharmacist was because he hit on her when she was younger, she sees Greta (I think that was her name) is because she was constantly bullied by her, she sees Henry Bowers because he hunted her and her friends down and tried to kill them, and she sees her ex boyfriend/husband because he abused her. And of course we all know why she sees her dad, but all of those people were apart of the trauma she faced growing up in some way.
Personally though, the first movie was a lot better. It was scarier and seemed to have more details. Chapter Two was great, but not as great. And the ending where Pennywise turns into a baby and melts was hilarious. I couldn't even take that part seriously. XD
Then why does she see the dude from the shining?
@@aliciacleeland2257 she doesnt, that's Henry Bowers ahaha
@@aliciacleeland2257 lmfao so you thought that was jack Nicholson?
I was looking for this.
Thank you lol
Anyone else love how he says 'Bullies' 1:15
6:27 did you seriously ask how an extraplainer being who’s true form would kill you or drive you insane if you saw it knew about deaths before mortals did?!?
I come to believe the “hate the ending” bit was more of a spoof on the first Stephen King IT being that it did rightfully get flak for its ending
Casey James Drischler it’s also a reference on how literally none of Kings books have good endings. He’s absolutely terrible at them
@@Dangolbustedman i think 11/22/63 had a decent ending. Best he could have managed anyway
Yeah, I don't think I've read a SK book with an ending I found satisfying or well written.
Theory Busters the ending to the Dark Tower. the ending to Salem’s Lot. the ending to Firestarter. the ending to the Talisman.
Except for The Dark Tower. Which, ironically, is preceeded by several pages of Stephen King literally saying "my endings suck, just pretend this book has no epilogue."
“Ha ha ha ha, f*ck it,Bill Hader’s too good to escape this video without a sin removal” (priceless)
Nadia Laufyson what part was it
@@RecruitedAndrew the part where he says yippie kye yay mothefu- then sees the deadlights and his body goes limp mid sentence was hallarious.
@@RecruitedAndrew 19:49
Also, how did Stanley know which addresses to mail his suicide letters to?
3:04 Mike does explain why the ones who left Derry became incredibly successful despite the odds, I think it's when he's gotten past the greetings and is addressing why they can't remember anything. It's explained a little more in the book.
19:15 all of those people were Bev's psychological tormentors too though. They all played a part in making her fear her femininity and sexuality, especially her dad, which is why he was last.
banananutmuffin I never really thought the pharmacist tormented her, unless there was something else in the book that had more impact than Bev’s little flirt to help the Losers steal the stuff to help Ben. Otherwise, it was an incredibly powerful scene.
@@kiwuwuwu he was a pedophile... the fuck?
@@winterquinnhawkings yeah but like, she knew that already didn't she? Like, the whole reason she did that whole "let me try on your glasses" scene was bc she knew he was a creep and was gonna be weird about it so that she could use it as a distraction. I'm not sure if he's done anything else tho, I've never read the book
Casen Rausch she said he looked like Clark Kent and he replied saying she looked like Lois Lane who is Clark Kent’s lover/girlfriend
*movie exists*
cinema sins: "movie existing cliche"
why are like 10 of the top comments in this format?
person sees comment section
leaves default format cliche comment aiming to get upvotes by peoples going its a thing i know! they did the thing
Literally having such a shit time right now but watching these videos really cheers me up. Something so soothing about your voice
two things : at 18:49 they actually are people who are specific to bev and not eddie. all three of the males objectified and showed sexual intent towards her despite being extremely underage and greta bullied her all through school. also at 21:47 the note spells "loose" incorrectly on purpose to show his frantic mindset and the fact he was losing it. stan is always shown to be meticulous throughout the movies (being the only one to leave his bike stood up, cleaning the blood in straight lines, not being able to resit the urge to straighten judith’s painting etc) so him spelling it wrong is a way of demonstrating that he's not himself and his mental state is fragile enough to change a fundamental part of his personality
1st one cinema sins got wrong. Second one no that was a typo, your looking way to far into this
banana leaf i can’t remember where i read it (i’ll have a look for it and link it if i do) but i remember seeing a post confirming it was an intentional easter egg
Make everything wrong with 2019 in 2019 seconds
In less than 2018 seconds*
Everything wrong with 2019
In 34 minutes or less...
Spoilers
Duh
@@matiashogden1240 Did you wake up in the wrong year again, Matias?
@@SpaceCattttt I mean
It happens ok, dont fuckin judge
But thats more of a cinemasins joke
If the sins video lasts 19mins the title is always 'in less than 18mins' or smth
@@matiashogden1240 Well, I'm always too busy paying attention to what he's saying to notice the running time of the video.
Just saying, Bev's stall harassers, those WERE from Bev's history, the daughter of the pharmacist is her biggest bully, the pharmacist was sexually harassing her how are these Eddies issues not hers
Bowers was a bully to them all (especially Ben)
The pharmacist was undoubtedly a Pedophile
And Greta was (like you said) her biggest bully
Thank god someone else said it cause I didnt want to write it
And then we get "HEEEERRREE'S JOHNNY!"
Pennywise isn't necessarily an alien. In the novel he's more of a cosmic horror lovecraftian being that exists in a different dimension and just puppeteers his physical form here. But the asteroid landing thing is also in the book. His presence under the town for so long is supposed to be exactly what you mentioned as a representation of evil.
Omg the stutter he has when he came in the shop is so heart wrenching... I know it’s fake but the look of happiness on his face while he stutters is so innocent it breaks my fucking heart 😭
Fyi, in the book it's explained that they were all successful as a direct result of their contact with It.
I actually wish the adaptation was better because almost all the sins are answered in the book
So like a deal with the devil? 🤔
@@Hanmacx More that they were blessed by a space turtle, except Mike because the turtle is racist.
It's just because Mike chose to stay and "hold the fort."
That's the trouble with adapting books into movies. There's only so much that can by conveyed by film, and unfortunately, sometimes the movies' makers add shit that wasn't necessary and leave out shit that would have made the movies more faithful.
Ken Hollis Bingo!
At the very least it didn’t have THAT scene
Kinda mad that he didnt acknowledge Eddies death, like that should be a sin removel for Bill Haders acting cause Richie is devistaded and its just beautiful acting on Bill Haders part.
Yeah :/
I don't know if it was an intended comic relief, but I cried laughing and my sides hurt when they started trashing the Asian restaurant and when Richie started yelling at that kid.
15:13, did you just forget that he was in a mental hospital for like 26 years?!
They should have added 20 sins for killing Eddie in my opinion
@NukesVolgs still, its very upsetting. Plus, we all have opinions.
No sins off for Bill Hader's heartwrenching cries of grief when Richie realized Eddie's really dead???
Aisha or no sin off when it was revealed what Richie wrote on the bridge lol
You’re right and you should say it
I cried
disappointed...
I cried like a baby 🥺
Anyone else notice the ‘It’ in the building’s fire at 16:05?
18:50 OKAY this has been bugging me since the vid has come out and I HAVE to say something.
The people in this sequence ARE ALL people meaningful to Beverley. The pharmacy guy was implied to be someone who assaulted or at least had interest her while she was a kid. In the first movie, he had a very grooming vibe when she wore his glasses and he said she looked like an actress or something. Being near an adult who has interest in you as a child is traumatic enough.
Henry was also implied to be one of her abusers. She and him are said to have “done it” in the first movie before the rock fight. While this may or may not be true, there’s also a good chance that he bullied her or assaulted her.
The girl (I don’t remember her name) was her main bully when we first see her in the first movie, in the bathroom. She’s the girl that calls Bev “Beaverly” and has girls throw bathroom trash-water on her. She was even the whole reason Bev MET the Losers because she was avoiding the girl when she was at the pharmacy picking pads and the Losers were getting supplies for Ben!
And Bev’s dad is an easy guess. I’m sure there’s other, more solid reasons for why these people are here that’s all in the book, but it’s been years since I read it and I know CinemaSins doesn’t give a shit about the books so here’s your movie-exclusive explanation that doesn’t even matter because ONE sin isn’t gonna change the overall sin count very much - I’m just a nerd!
The "come on, lets get out of here before this ends worse than one of Bill's books" should've been a sin off, one of the funniest lines of this movie and it's slept on
If they hadn't ran that line into the ground it probably would have been noticed more. I mean it was certainly the funniest mentioning of it, but it was said like a dozen times at least by multiple characters. After the Stephan King cameo also doing that bit, it was just dead and not worth mentioning anymore.
No one's ever told Bill his ending was bad, then it's mentioned plenty of times? A movie must be being made!
The scariest thing about this video is the extra colon on the right side of the sin timer *ding*
How is this one day ago...?
this comment is about to blow up like my friends minecraft house
UnderNated Omg
@@egg7540 WAIT A MINUTE WHAT
The scariest thing is how your comment was made before the video was.
4:50 my friend actually works in all mens ward of a psychiatric hospital and said during this part of the movie that it's the same at her place; one patient gets riled up and starts acting out, the others join them, and then it's hell to get it all calmed down
you missed at the beginning when Richie is outside puking it's clearly day time then he is told he goes on in 2 minutes, he walks into the building and it's supposed to suddenly be night time with a sold out night time comedy show where he opens by asking "How we doin' tonight?" *DING*
most talk shows film in the daytime dont they, and are aired later on at night? if something happens at 7 at night, and a lte night talk show cannot therefore talk about it
Depends on the time of year. He could be having a show at 8 p.m. in July and it will still be light out.
16:48 I cannot believe y'all didn't sin the fact that Pennywise was only carving letters into Ben's stomach so that he could show off his abs
It did Ben a solid - Beverly wasn't that interested until It showed her Ben's rippling muscles. What a wingman.
Actually if you remember part 1, Henry Bowers started carving his name into Ben’s stomach so that’s this trauma repeating itself...but I think that comment is very on point too!
Joe Dunne Actually I’m pretty sure it was when she realised it was Ben that left her the poem not Bill that made her interested in him.
I ain't mad about it. That's a fine hunk of man.
@@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263 He certainly is and this is why I binge watch Beauty & the Beast on repeat, 4 seasons of Jay Ryan getting shirtless pretty often!!!!
Cinemasins: *takes a sin off for Bill Hader*
Me: *nods* a perfect start to the year
My guy Australia is on fire and a war is coming. 🤦🏾♂️and this makes you happy about the year!? Stop watching videos and hide yo kids and hide yo wife cause everyone gonna be dying dis year. Sure you complans but rost.
haris hashmi sir this is a youtube comment section
@@mrcooterman yeah I know I was joking
the best actor in this movie! and i totally didnt expect him to be. of all things, i expected McAvoy to be but hes the one who looked to have phoned in his scenes the most of all of them. sigh.
@@308AlYsSa0034 did I ask?
I think the most redeemable adult is the guy that asks mike if he's okay in the first movie when pennywise terrorized mike
11:16 this actually got me. Whenever there’s a jumpscare it’s just so out of the blue because of your chill demeanor that it becomes 10 times more random and effective
It's funny how many "I didnt like the ending" jokes there are in this movie, because, in fact, I didn't like the ending of this movie
That's why I think they're in there. I know the nineties version people freaked out about how lame the spider was. But, at least the spider was cannon from the book. Clown-shaming IT while basically doing the Care Bear stare was the saddest thing I think I've ever seen in a movie. I was pleased with the 1st 2/3s if the film, but if you make me miss a rubber spider from the 1990s because you're trying to "woke" evil to death!? You screwed the pooch, buster. 😒😔👎🤦
@@goldilox369 agreed, i also didnt like the ending because the spider was lame (both new and old) but i actually saw the concept art before the movie so i was HELLA mad when i saw that this freaky ass design was scrapped. have a feeling they changed it so pennywise could talk more.
As a book fan who thought that the Losers forgetting each other in the end was almost beautifully poetic and tragic, I was okay with the choice to have them still remember each other. The use of the “Blood Oath” theme but changed up slightly, plus the shots of the kids was a masterful choice.
I DID NOT like that Stan’s suicide was turned into this heroic sacrifice so the others could defeat It, though. It seemed very forced and frankly, made no sense. They set up his fear perfectly in the previous film, especially with the scene where he is separated and hunted by It, with It gnawing on his face as that lady he kept seeing. It looked like he caught a bit of the Deadlights when it attacked him and it was perfect setup for his suicide - he saw too much as a child and when he was confronted with the thought of having to return, he is not able to fight the fear any longer and ends his own life rather than be afraid again.
Also, the final form and how they defeated It was disappointing. I really wanted to see this Lovecraft horror-spider it was supposed to be and I was ready for It to finally ditch the clown persona. No talking and taunts, just this giant monster-spider trying to kill them. And while I liked seeing them use belief to defeat It, I feel that the way they took it down in both the book and the 1990 miniseries is more satisfying. Just yelling at it to death... not a satisfying end.
@lemon lad I honestly liked the spider but I completely agree that the ending was terrible.
@@goldilox369 'canon'. Back to the Looser's Club for ye 😄
At 1:45 he kills adrian because at that moment was experiencing nothing but fear.
Well yeah
Pennywise prefers children, but will eat adults too. So that sin doesn't make sense.
lol 13:19 Mitch McConnell joke...best thing ever XD
Um everyone in the bathroom stall scene with Bev DID have a mental impact on her (rewatch the first chapter if you need a review but I'll do my best here).
The girl dumped trash all over Beverly during the last day of school, and the way it played out in the first film implied that these were girls that had bullied her for the entire duration of that school year (feel free to add an extra sin here for 'bully cliché').
The pharmacist was flat out creepy pedophile material during the scene where Bev purposefully distracts him so that the losers can steal bandages and crap for Ben.
Henry Bowers is.....well Henry Bowers, but also played a major part in spreading rumors that Beverly would sleep with anyone.
And THEN her father was just a horrible abusive dickwad.
I'm not denying that most these people gave Eddie a hard time, but Eddie wasn't the sole target. These people hassled Beverly (I assume with countless others in Derry) simply because 'Killing extraterrestrial clowns' didn't make it on their 'To do' list, and they had no other hobbies to fill their time.
Anna Meyers good explanation
Her current husband is the other dark haired adult that appears and flicks his toungue at her. Wish I had seen this before posting my comment. Glad I wasn't the only one who sinned CS for that shit
Came into the comments just to see if someone had mentioned this.
that's what i was thinking!
@@kiwuwuwu Could be, probably in the book or something.
"Everything Wrong With It"
Cinema Sins playing The Pronoun Game, now?
*ding*
Hahahahahahaha!
Haha well played bro, well played
ZorroDood th-cam.com/video/0Dr31MGNcVE/w-d-xo.html
The pronoun game has gone full tilt into society, unfortunately.
I just saw this on TV and almost died laughing. Came straight here. Just freaking hilarious..
18:50, it makes sense cause the girl used to bully Bev while in school
I was expecting a "99 Red Balloons" joke when Pennywise released all those balloons under the bridge.
Nicholas Fruin It the musical in a nutshell
Mireille Luparello yES
I thought it would be an outtake...
CinemaSins Drinking Game: Take a shot every time they say the word “It”
With any luck, you'll be tipsy by the 15 minute mark!😉🍺
No better game when i watch It chapter 1 and chapter 2 i played THE STEPHEN KING DRINKING GAME.
Listen I can think of easier ways to die from alcohol poisoning and none of them involve watching a movie with naked old ladies.
No thanks, I don't want alcohol poisoning
What did my liver ever do to you
bro when Bill Hader is trying to throw the rock but then goes into a trance, I couldn't help but laugh my ass off XD
I have to agree with the sins guy about the Pennywise-Beverly insulting Ben being worse than Flame-Beverly. The first one target's his insecurities and fears of being alone because of his physique, and might easily isolate him and leave him as easy prey for It. I bet the second Pennywise dropped the act and showed it was just an illusion, Ben was like "This is scary, but at least I know the horrible things I thought my friends thought about me aren't really true".
"I'm Stephen King and ever since that dump truck full of money appeared outside my house I've decided I actually like adaptations of my work after all."
Meanwhile Alan Moore still hates adaptations of his work.
Wasn't Kubrik's adaptation of The Shining the only one he vehemently spoke out against? I'm pretty sure he appeared in most of the other adaptations.
@@kenhollis6197 Well, and he had his name pulled off of Lawnmower Man, but that ended up so far off source I'm not sure it even counts.
Honestly, if a literal dump truck full of money appeared outside his house, and all he had to do was say he liked the IT movies, I would be pissed if he refused.
I feel like he's been pretty honest about which adaptations he does and doesn't like
Pennywise wouldn’t last 10 minutes in COD the first kid he met would leave him crying.
He gunna die in like 20 seconds in the MW2 lobbies
I like how in It 1 there's a (mostly) well thought out plot and it's actually kinda intense when the kids go to the sewers to try to kill It, and then in It 2 it's just "Hey! You're a clown lol"
This somehow works
I saw a very compelling theory that said Dean (the skateboard kid) was actually Pennywise’s illusion/alternate form that he appeared to in front of Bill mostly to remind him of Georgie and how he couldn’t save Georgie either