GAZEBOS! IT Chapter one (2017) Movie reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Permanently scared of clowns now! Hope you enjoyed that and make sure to comment your favourite jump scare :)
The original Tim Curry "It" sealed my hatred of clowns! So I am right there with you! 🤐😭😭😭👑
Stephen King's great at finding and exploiting people's deepest fears.
@@MajaZaguan 100% agree in every way!
There were jump scares in this?!🤔😏
Time for Chapter 2!
Fun fact, the actor playing Pennywise added in the sideways going eyes himself, he can do it naturally and it really adds to the uncanny/monster vibe of Pennywise.
He scared the bejeebus out of Bill Hader doing that,lol
Ok that i have no words just wow
Yes, it really does. The condition that gives you the ability to make your eyes go sideways are called “lazy eye.”
@@AdamRee-lx8uh I don't think that condition gives you the ability to do that... I think it just prevents you from not doing it...
@@AdamRee-lx8uh no lazy eye is just when your eyes aren't straight lol
bev's story with her dad is one of the scariest things in this movie. heartbreaking.
Sexual abuse (especially from your parents) is a serious and scary thing
Why do bev live with him instead of mom?
@@sakuraharuno4667 In the book her mother died of cancer, so in the movie it's either she was too little to remember her mother passing or she never met her
Trust me, its even more terrifying in the book. It goes into detail
@@honestival Wait, isn't her mother alive in the book during Bev's childhood? I thought she was still married to Bev's father and lived with them. I specifically remember her mother having subconscious concerns that her husband is sexually abusing Bev, but doesn't let herself admit it out loud to herself due to the influence of Pennywise on the adults of Derry and making them negligent of child endangerment in the town in general... 🤔
The reason it's not just a clown is because pennywise is only one form of IT. He uses whatever form that will scare children, but Pennywise is his favourite.
Their fear makes them taste good, if I'm not mistaken. Clowns are supposed attract children so, that's the disguise he uses.
*she.
It's a girl
@@The12345gt technically, yeah
@@The12345gt IT IS??????
I love when people point out the obvious like it’s something no one picked up on by simply watching the movie. Stephen King made it obvious so people can follow the story, but then you come along with your ironic screen name, and point out obvious shit. Thanks for that because I was getting lost 😡
IT Feeds of fear, I heard they didn’t let the kids see him in full costume into the actual scenes. And he can actually do that with his face the lip thing with a creepy grin in real life .
Thats so cool
Pennywise is an entity from outer space and cannot die which is something I love about the books, they way it goes in dept about his origin, the three lights on his throat that he showed to Beverly is his "true" form in some way cuz they say when humans see his true form they cannot comprehend what he is and only see him as three balls of light.....
Damn.. wtf imagine actually being able to see his real form.. are the teeth mouth apart of that illusion too?
@@earthing3696 no just those 3 orbs
ooh like an eldritch abomination/lovecraftian horror?
Aren't they called the death lights or something
In the original adaptation they said the closest thing to his true form we can understand is a spider and hes isnt dead in another steven king which happened after it there was a person who passed in the town that was derry there was a sign that says pennywise lives
Fun story: I worked on this movie. Seeing Bill (Pennywise) in costume for the first time was so creepy. I had no idea what project it was because my agent only gave me the working title and not the actual title because it was so secret.
My two biggest fears are needles and clowns so this movie was so freaky to work on, but seeing Bill as both Bill and Pennywise was a treat. Also when he wasn’t acting as Pennywise he was cracking jokes. It was fun to work on. But it solidified my fear of clowns. They still freak me out and scare me so much.
What exactly did you do there? Im interested.
@@cookie_original2770 do u think they r telling da truth? a bit hard to believe since they didnt give u an answer
I have so much respect for all the kids actors. The first scene in the haunted house was the first time most of them saw Bill as Pennywise. How could you sleep after that experience?
They did very well for sure
I'm looking forward to the next part for sure. I love horror so you can count on me being around if it's one that I've seen. Stay amazing Seb!
Always good to see you here Flare! Means a lot coming from you and your great content :) Your turn for a horror hahaha
@@SebScreen Hm... perhaps it is my turn. I see horror in the future for sure.
Flare ILY I just watched your final reaction to harry potter
@@BananaFish0469 💖🥰💖 Love right back at you!
@@TavareIsUnique oh my goodness it’s so odd seeing two people I follow talk in the comments! Love both of your content!
Bill Skarsgard was perfect for this. Did you notice he was also the “normal looking” clown on stage behind the kids?
This is one of the best King adaptations, Part 2 isn’t as good but it doesn’t deserve the hate it receives.
Yeah Im sure it is still worth a watch
It's really difficult to adapt Stephen King's horror novels for cinema, because the Books are by far more scary and creepy, most of what happens in the Book just can't be shown on a screen because everybody will feel Bad or in some extreme cases I honestly think that some people could vomit if everything was like in the Book. But this adaptation is really good tho, and I agree with you the second one didn't deserve hate, Stephen King himself likes it and he really hated Kubrick's shining which is considered like a masterpiece by lots of people
@@SebScreen can you react to it
@@ilelaptite6418 Yes, he really hated Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, however, he kind of started to change his mind, when he saw the direct sequel, Doctor Sleep, which was more faithful to “The Shining” novel and, in most parts, the “Doctor Sleep” novel.
@@ilelaptite6418 like the UA orgy scene in the It book.
I went to the movie theater to watch this movie, and in fact it was scarier as heck. Everyone was screaming. But what got me feeling sick, was that everyone was laughing when Georgie died at the beginning, I couldn’t understand what was so funny. I was so disturbed.
Haha what the hell!
Really, that's terrible because at the theater I was in it was the opposite. People we're giggling at first when Georgie was talking to Pennywise, but as soon as the attack happened, everyone in the cinema was dead silent! And seeing the whole Georgie's arm, him crawling away. It was rough to watch and I knew this film was going to be great...
@@user-kv6ki9ge2z Yes really, and it was the same at first everyone was laughing, but when George started screaming and crawling without his arm, everyone started laughing again, I don’t know if It was nervous laughter, or they just didn’t have a soul.
@@Daniel-yf1tz it could be that it’s an over the top and silly moment in a scene full of silly moments. It could be everyone reacts to fear differently and laughing relieves tension. Or they could be laughing because they realize it’s a movie and getting this upset over fictional characters dying a fictional death is a bizarre thing to obsess over. I’m more upset that Eddie would be scared of Leprosy in Maine in the 1980s when the closest leper was at least 1000 miles away.
I can tell you I laughed when georgie got bit bc of the face pennywise made lmao I also continued laughing bc that’s how I cope when I watch scary movies, I try not to get immersed into movies when in the theaters surrounded by people lol
fun fact: the show that told Henry to kill his father has been seen before at least two times that I can remember, both Eddie's mother and Bev's father are watching it and if you listen carefully you can hear It telling people to go in the sewer and that's they all float too.
That's weird. I'm gonna have to rewatch to see that
I knew that throughout the movie
"A blood pact. That's horrible."
Nobody tell him what they did in the book instead.
Yeah 😅😰😰
I haven’t had time to read the book-what happened 😭
@@jinphany. they all had an orgy😭
@@Manuelz wow lovely-😭😭😭😭
@Sanjana Roy yeah, was super weird
Also, lights in his throat are his true form, known as the Dead Lights. Causes anyone who sees it to go insane
The actor of Pennywise is like, 6'4 tall, and he wasn't shown to the children in costume until the scene in the abandoned house so that their scares could be genuine. And they were. Poor guy was so worried he was traumatizing the kids, but they instead praised his performance 😄
It's not just Eddie getting sick, the guy he's seeing is a Leper (and a truly far along diseased one at that) so it's literally the epitome of death by plauge
The origin of pennywise is so interesting. The way he controls the town is mad.
there's a very weird theory that, as pennywise lives off of children's fear and mary poppins lives of children's love, they are two variations of the same alien species ;)
Thats pretty interesting
Fun fact: IT uses fear to "season" its prey. IT says that fear makes the meat taste better.
Georgie’s death is so sad :( but it is critical to Billy’s character development. Still. They chose such a cute kid and it was a bit gratuitous. Sets the tone for the movie, invokes a sense of real danger for the children, which often isn’t present in horror films (like, yes kids get chased in most horror films but usually you know deep down, they’ll probably be alright. Adults? Meh. Who cares lmao. But KIDS? Getting eaten?! Sheeiitttt.)
19:35 OH you have no idea😂. I went there with my parents (well actually they had to smuggle me in bc I wasn't old enough). My dad was completely chill while I was staring at the corners to prevent getting jump scared (didn't work well, still sh*t my pants). And my mom got so scared at one jump scare that she accidentally threw away her entire popcorn, literally showering the people right in front of us with it🤣🤣. I will never forget this day
How do you smuggle a whole person? 😂
Yes, please do Chapter 2. I mean even if you don't overall love it, I think there is definitely some great preformances and set pieces in it. Plus Bill Hader is amazing as Adult Richie Tozier. Also the Kiss worked for Beverly because Ben purely believed it would. In IT, more so in the book, its explained the Power of Belief is a huge thing. You can have NO doubt when defeating Pennywise because if you do, IT will gain the upper hand.
The adults were honestly scarier than the clown I ain't even gonna lie.
Fax
I think the reason Pennywise didn't scare me in this movie is because they relied too much on CGI. The Georgie scene was creepy up until the bite because his facial structure doesn't look that good. Patrick's death was disturbing with the corpses but is then tamed completely down when Pennywise comes at him. But Bev's dad was freaking horrifying. A lot of times it's the people you trust or people that appear normal can be the scariest.
In case no one else has told you, The Clown turns into the kids worst fears, to scare them more.
He knows, he isn't stupid child
That was such a great reaction Seb. Of course, we want your reaction to the sequel!
Thanks Alexis! Good to have you here as always
Pennywise takes form in many different ways. He can sense your fear and what youre afraid of, hence why he can appear differently to different characters in the movie. He's a shape shifter.
Yeah youre right! IT lives of peoples fears, and Beverly is scared of puberty, that explains the blood scene situation!
Poor Georgie. Still get sick when I see his arm bitten off. I love this movie because it has an actual story, compared to most other horror movies. Loved the red balloon at the end :p You'll float too, for sure haha
Fun fact, in the opening scene with Georgie, part of the reason we feel so uneasy when Pennywise appears and talks to him is because while his right eye is fixed on Georgie, his left is looking at us (try hiding the right eye while watching the scene). Part of his charm, I guess? ^^'
"We all float down here" = the bodies of the dead float like balloons down in the sewer system where pennywise resides.
In the book, when Pennywise offers Georgie a balloon, Georgie exclaims in delight, "Does it float?! 😀" to which Pennywise responds, "Oh it floats, Georgie; it floats. And when you're down here, *you'll float too* !!!" Tim Curry does this part really well in the original miniseries.
@@alyxgriffen5073I honestly prefer the miniseries over the remade movies
The order they leave the circle at the end is the order they die in in the sequel
Bill Skarsgard actually made sure the kids were ok after every scene where he had to scare them.
In fact that scene in the garage with the slide projector was the first time they saw him, so that was their genuine reactions.
He did apologize after and made sure they were all ok.
My friend is terrified of clowns so I bought him a ticket just so I could see him squirm during Pennywise's horror bits
stories involving ancient Eldritch beings are always so interesting.. this is one book i could read over and over.
omg, side note:
the scene in the well just seems like a gore version of HP's boggart lesson. Instead of 'Riddikulus' and wands, it's screams and rusty lead pipes!
I went to see this in IMAX at the cinema and I can safely say I screamed out loud several times.
Jesus IMAX! Insane
In the book, George’s Body was found (Yes he’s called George in the book, Georgie is only the Nickname) Pennywise only but his arm of and because George screamed, there were Adults that came to look what is happening, a man found George, already dead, and brought him back to the denbroughs
Georgie: *dies*
Cameraman: 🙃
Word has it that Bev's father: Alvin, been sleeping with his daughter. Sick.
Yeah that's horrible
I watched this movie in theaters with Dolby Digital sound, it was loud, and it scared every single person with the jump scares. I had trouble sleeping that night.
Same I saw it in IMAX so it was crazy loud along with the huge screen.
I'm officially in love with your premieres and it's so convenient that we are both in the UK cause for once it's happening at a convenient time for my time zone lol. Can't wait to see the next part!!!
Glad you enjoy them! :)
One of the few issues I had with the movie is the reaction of the kids to what Pennywise makes them see, the burning people, the painting, the torrent of blood in the bathroom... IRL, these kids would be catatonic for days. :D
A decade or more ago, there was a children's wing in a hospital. They redid the paint job and this time they decorated it with clowns. Of the one hundred 5-14 year olds surveyed about the new design, 100% of them said they did not like clowns.
Clowns are basically a dead career. They've always been stupid, but I mean specifically the silly outfit and face paint ones. Slapstick still has a niche
There are multiple times that Pennywise appears in the background of certain scenes. In the cellar scene, Pennywise is in the wallpaper in the cellar, and the lights that look like eyes are actually Pennywise’s eyes. Both Eddie’s mom and Beverley’s dad are watching a tv program that is being controlled by Pennywise. If you listen closely, you can hear the program telling kids to go play in the sewers. Also, in the alley scene after Ben gets attacked, when Stan leans over slightly you can see Pennywise’s face in the mural.
"Why did we have to see the arm?" `Cause the miniseries had ta do that part offscreen `cause of the FCC!
Been on a horror binge lately, glad to see you're also on the horror train, getting ready for the spooky season :D
I love this movie, although I'll admit that I'm more partial to the original.
Personally I'd say my biggest jumpscare... ehh not so much a jumpscare, but every time Georgie popped up, I don't like dead people reanimated so that's just a terrifying concept to me.
If you want to watch more horror, but don't really know what to watch, and are willing to take on options outside of Patreon (it's perfectly okay if you don't :3)
- The Conjuring series and Annabelle series
- Insidious
- Pet Semetary
- Child's Play
- Hereditary (although I will warn you, that one's actually freaky as all fk.)
I'm not sure how many reactions I have watched from you but it's crazy that these vids from a year pop up for me.
It is really scary amazing movie
well i saw this movie 4 years ago
I did the worst i could do when i saw it for the first time : i watched it in complete darkness at night , in my room with closed door and windows with headphones. 😬😬😬
Waiting to see your reaction 😌🥺
Lol same seeing the miniseries first I was like this is fine then when I saw this one at night I was shaking 😂
you should've left the door open a tiny creak for max creep factor lol but... good on you. That's the way to do it.
@@mellchiril I should keep in mind that, lol🤭
In my opinion, that's the BEST way to watch these lol
I remember seeing IT in the cinema. Such a good film kept me on the edge of my seat. :D
Fun fact, the face of the painted lady is the same face than the Ghost in Mama, another horror movie by the same director
I just finished the book this week. It was surprising in many ways. The book starts with where the second movie picks up. It was a fun read and really filled out the story. You were a delight to watch reacting to this movie. I just found you today and have already watched several of your reactions. I subscribed of course. Can’t wait for your reaction to the sequel.
All the “scary things” ARE the clown. That’s what IT is. An evil entity that feeds on fear. The clown isn’t even it’s true form.
“We all float down here.” He’s mostly speaking of all the dead bodies of the children in the water that he’s feasted on. A horrific catchphrase if you will.
Your impression of pennywise is legitimately good!
Penny wise: take itttttt
Seb: NO DONT TAKE IT
In the book, instead of doing a blood pack, they each took a turn on Beverly😵💫
Ben kissing Beverly worked because they believed it would work
The best part is that IT transforms itself into whatever will induce the most fear. the blood scene always freaked me out the most
Your confusion finally made me realize that the headless boy carrying easter eggs was one of the kids that was in the explosion. We see his head in the tree in that picture in the book moments before this happens. I guess we were supposed to connect the dots. Iinitially didn't put much thought into it, but I get it now.
Richie is so in love with Eddie...❤❤
11:28 - Your comment is more astute and insightful than you might realize, but yes. In some ways, Pennywise is a manifestation of the kids' deepest fears. Also, not a spoiler, but not really fleshed out in the movie, but the town of Derry is under a kind of demonic spell by Pennywise, which is why all of its citizens are pretty awful.
"A blood pact, thats horrible" ....if only you knew how they really became "connected" in the book 😬
The kiss worked and woke up Beverly, because Ben believed it would. The book describes how children have such strong imaginations the fear is much more intense, and tastier for Pennywise. But their imagination is also their greatest weapon against him.
In the start of the movie, there's that red balloon you placed behind you. At the review time, it was gone and I was like freaked out.
Yes, you have to watch IT 2. This is a very faithful telling of the story. In the book they explain how this creature has been living under the town for centuries and it's influence infects all of the adults as well. They can't see it like the kids can unless it wants them to, but the way they act all creepy and demented like is a direct influence of the creature on their adult minds. And although it likes to take the form of Pennywise the most, it appears to the kids as their greatest fears to scare them because it feeds on the feelings of fear as much on their bodies. Such a terrifying idea. In the book it says this thing is actually what killed off the dinosaurs so it crash landed here a very long time ago. It's ancient and referres to itself as the "Eater of Worlds".
I agree. I’m a huge Stephen King constant reader as he calls his fans, and this was by far the best adaptation of this novel even if some things were taken out of the movie.
I remember i was almost 8 months pregnant when i saw this in theaters. I kept having to go use the bathroom because the jumpscares kept making me almost pee myself 😂😂😂😂
Excellent reaction!
I've seen this movie so many times. And some of the jump scares still get me. LOL!
The book is so much different. Thankfully there's one part with Beverley and the Losers that wasn't in the movie.
Definitely looking forward to watching "IT: Chapter 2". It ties up the story really well. 🎈🎈
I know what part you mean ;-)
This is one of my favorite stories and easily my favorite horror movie because it isn't a horror movie. It's a story about fear, so it's necessarily scary but it's still a story and doesn't just exist to scare you
the kiss worked because ben fully believed that it would work, it’s all based on if you believe it
So penny wise feeds off the fear of children, and can make them see things and he’s a very good shapeshifter. Those other monsters are also him. Anyways do I hear a 2nd one in the works?
Great reaction! I haven't seen this movie in a while so I got jump scared too lol
IT is my favorite novel (of all time) by Stephen King. It tells the story about the horrors of growing up. The film makers did a great job of adapting the book, especially the kids. Part Two is part of the book. Not a sequel but part two of the story. Can’t wait for you to check it out.
Great reaction! Really enjoyed this movie also. Great to see It again through your eyes, since you hadn't seen it before. You should definitely do a reaction to Chapter 2.
"I thought this was just about clowns!" had me cracking up. Oh my sweet summer child, just wait.
A Brazilian here. I am completely addicted to watching your videos. I love seeing your reactions Seb
The headless kid was shown in the book that the kid was reading in the library. The head was in the tree.
Read this book twice. The made for tv movie got me into it way back in the day. This movie did it justice. The kids are great actors
Really enjoyed your reaction. Hope you fo chapter 2 soon. I really love both movies and there's some things that happen in that one that really change how you look at some events of the first one. Certain characters especially
Wow Seb! That reaction was so good! We need more horror movies I suppose! Can't wait for IT Chapter Two!
More horrors for sure!
This movie scared the sh** out of me when I saw it in the cinema and strangely enough, I'm getting Harry Potter vibes whenever I see the clown,its shape-shifting abilities are giving me the idea that it might well be a boggart, think about it,the boggart literally takes the shape of your worst fear,which is exactly what Pennywise does,unlike the boggart,physical attacks actually affect it and it's weaker if you're not afraid of it but it is still very much able to kill you
Fun Fact: The boy who plays Stanley played Young Peter Quill in Guardians of The Galaxy
Richie is not scared of clowns. He lied because he doesn't want his friends to know he's gay. His biggest fear is being outed as gay. If you watch It Chapter 2 you'll see lol. It's mostly in the book though.
I was lucky or unlucky enough to have watched this back when it came out in the cinema and holy the scene where he comes out of the water in the basement and the photo reel scene almost killed me lmao.
I'm like 2 minutes into the reaction and you're already so stressed, I am here for it. ahahhahaa love this
I just think its cool that none of the kids was able to see pennywise until they started filming so it made the screaming of the kids so much better
That was a very cool reaction!
And you edited the viedeo very good as well! All my favourite scenes were in there!
To your question: I would love to see you reacting to the second one as well! "IT" is a awesome movie!
My favourite Jump-scare was the one were Pennywise started running out of the water towards Bill!
Hope to see you soon 27 years later, when "IT" comes back!🎈
At :10 I don’t know how I feel about Dobby holding that it balloon 🎈
The only reason you need seeing stuff that isn’t the clown it’s bc it is the clown he is a shapeshifter
You can thank composer Benjamin Wallfisch for the score.
Around 10 minutes and 35 seconds into video when they are healing Ben/Egg boys wounds on the wall Pennywise/ITs face appears cause one second he’s not their and next second he is which indicates he’s been watching them the whole time
Yesss you're right this movie has an actual story and a very good one too! It's not just a horror to scare you and that's it. I really love this movie, I love the storyline and the characters so much all the kids were so great. The second movie is great too and a good continuation for this one! Hope you react to it too someday
Haha your balloon at the end 🤣 great shot!
The clown isn't just a clown. He feeds off of children's worst fears. He appears to each kid differently in addition to his clown form. Seems like you aren't aware of the novel that inspired this film. Not that that's a bad thing-you should definitely read the book of the same name, by Stephen King. There's a LOT more in depth detail in that book about the stuff included in the movie.
This movie highlights aspects of these kids lives. It's really scary when you realize that on top of being traumatized by this alien clown thing they are also having their own struggles at home with their families and school and friends. In the books, yes, her dad was extremely abusive and Pervy, the way they portrayed that gives me chills and probably makes me more uncomfortable than pennywise. Because, you know, at least we know pennywise is always going to go for the psychological torture before he eats his victims. But the humans in this movie, some of them...you just don't know what the outcome is going to be.
"Oh my life" is so cute lol
Watching this at 3 AM home alone, great.
I hate scary movies and my friends love them. So I did see this is the theater, because I made myself watch. I also read ALL the spoilers beforehand, which helped.
In October 1988, twelve-year-old Bill Denbrough crafts a paper sailboat for Georgie, his six-year-old brother. Georgie sails the boat along the rainy streets of small town Derry, Maine, only to have it fall down a storm drain. As he attempts to retrieve it, Georgie sees a clown in the drain, who introduces himself as "Pennywise the Dancing Clown". Pennywise entices Georgie to come closer, then bites his arm off and drags him into the sewer.
The following summer in June 1989, Bill and his friends Richie Tozier, Eddie Kaspbrak, and Stan Uris run afoul of older bullies Henry Bowers, Belch Huggins, Patrick Hockstetter, and Victor Criss. Bill, still haunted by Georgie's disappearance, calculates that his brother's body may have washed up in a marshy wasteland called the Barrens. He recruits his friends to investigate, believing Georgie may still be alive. Ben Hanscom, one of Bill's new classmates, learns that unexplained tragedies and child disappearances have plagued the town for centuries. Targeted by Bowers' gang, Ben flees into the Barrens and meets Bill's group. They find the sneaker of a missing girl named Betty Ripsom, while Patrick is killed by Pennywise while searching the sewers for Ben.
Beverly Marsh, a girl bullied over her rumored promiscuity, also joins the group; both Bill and Ben develop feelings for her. Later, the group befriends orphan Mike Hanlon after rescuing him from Bowers. Each member of the group has encountered terrifying manifestations of Pennywise: a headless undead boy (Ben), a sink that spews blood only children can see (Beverly), a diseased and rotting leper (Eddie), a disturbing painting coming alive (Stan), Mike's parents burning alive (Mike), and a frightening phantom of Georgie (Bill). Now calling themselves "The Losers Club", they realize they are all being stalked by the same entity, which they refer to as "It". They determine that It appears as their individual worst fears, awakening every 27 years to feed on the children of Derry before resuming hibernation, and moves about by using the sewer lines, which all lead to an old stone well hidden under an abandoned house on Neibolt Street. After Pennywise attacks them, the group ventures to the house to confront It, only to be separated and terrorized. As Pennywise gloats to Bill about Georgie, the Losers regroup and Beverly impales Pennywise through the head, forcing the clown to retreat. The group flees the house and begins to splinter, with only Bill and Beverly resolute in fighting It.
Weeks later, after Beverly confronts and incapacitates her sexually abusive father, Pennywise abducts her. The Losers Club reassembles and returns to the abandoned house to rescue her. Bowers, who has murdered his abusive father after being driven insane by It, attacks the group; Mike fights back and pushes Bowers down the well. The Losers descend into the sewers and find It's underground lair, which contains a mountain of decayed circus props and children's belongings, around which the bodies of It's child victims float in mid-air. Beverly, now catatonic after being exposed to bright lights inside It's gaping mouth, is restored to consciousness when Ben kisses her. Bill encounters Georgie, but recognizes that he is It in disguise. As Pennywise, It takes Bill hostage, offering to spare the others and go into hibernation if they let It feed on Bill. The Losers reject this, battling with It while overcoming their various fears. It is eventually defeated and retreats deeper into the sewers, with Bill declaring that It will starve during its hibernation. After finding the remnants of Georgie's raincoat, Bill finally comes to terms with his brother's death, with his friends comforting him.
As summer ends, Beverly informs the group of a vision she had while catatonic, where she saw them fighting It again as adults. The Losers swear a blood oath that they will return to Derry as adults if It returns. After the others make their goodbyes and disperse, Beverly and Bill discuss her leaving the next day to live with her aunt in Portland. Before she leaves, Bill reveals his feelings and they kiss.
The basement scene with Pennywise in the water literally made me cry in theatres. Pennywise chasing after Billy scared the bejesus out of me