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Review for the film " It"

Runtime: 2 Hours 17 Minutes

Certificate: A

Released: 09-08-2017

Genre: Horror, Thriller

Similar To: The Man With The Iron Heart, Them That Follow, Zombieland 2, Zombies Vs. Robots

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CAST & CREW

Steven Williams

Gary Dauberman

John Powers Middleton

Cary Fukunaga

David Katzenberg

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Producer:

Roy Lee

Bona Films

Doug Davison

Dan Lin

David Katzenberg

Seth Grahame-Smith

Music Director:

Benjamin Wallfisch

Editor:

Jason Ballantine

Director:

Cary Fukunaga

Andres Muschietti

Costume Designer:

Janie Bryant

Art Director:

Peter Grundy

Director of Photography:

Chung-hoon Chung

Executive Producer:

John Powers Middleton

Marty P Ewing

Jon Silk

Assistant Director:

Adam Richard Benish

Visual Effects Producer:

Kendrick Wallace

Annie Cliche

Sound Effects Editor:

Jamie Hardt

empty:

Sylvain Arseneault

Visual Effects Supervisor:

Justin Cornish

Nicholas Brooks

Screenplay Writer:

Gary Dauberman

Chase Palmer

Cary Fukunaga

Music Editor:

Lise Richardson

Production Designer:

Claude Paré

Storyboard Artist:

Michael Derrah

Makeup Artist:

Krista Burbidge

Linda Dowds

Special Effects Coordinator:

Warren Appleby

Special Effects Technician:

Hugh Goodden

Stunt Performer:

Jamie Jones

Stunt Double:

Ryan Clarke

Visual Effects Coordinator:

Mel Martin

Louis-Charles Lapointe

Lorie Bussieres

Sara Bourque

Digital Compositor:

John Grower

Hunter Chase

Guillermo Ramos

Yavor Asenov

Nikolay Kolev

Sound Mixer:

Glen Gauthier

Boom Operator:

Steve Switzer

Supporting Actor:

Steven Williams

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The monster!! You don't even know if it is getting closer. Eerie isn't it. Dancing clowns paralyze the mighty, and then it is a horror movie! Imagine the catastrophe. It's the ruling, highest grossing horror film, breaking giant records.

PLOT

The plot has been set in a country town Derry, a group of seven children, and a dancing clown who preys on them. It is based on a Stephen King classic. Georgie, while sailing his paper boat encounters a devil named Pennywise, and is hexed by "it". The clown transfixes him. Bill, Georgie's brother with his friends, investigate on the mysterious disappearance of his little brother. They meet new allies and Bill falls for a girl named Beverly who was banished from the society over allegations of alcoholism and profligacy. The bizarre happenings terrorize the group. What does the creepy monster do? How do they force "it" to retreat? To know the life of Bill and Beverly, I guess one must watch the movie.

ANALYSIS

'It' is an experience which lives through your veins. The evil that awakens every 27 years, and its depiction as a clown hold you petrified. Fond of horror movies? Then this one is a barbaric diabolical evil, which will leave you stunned and frozen.

STAR PERFORMANCES

Jaeden holds the movie together. His battle with himself, and his emotions are felt through his articulation. His revolt and his dominion both give us chills. Although Bill ‘the dancing clown' is the star of this flick, portraying such an extreme character is itself a paradoxical challenge. The portrayal justifies the sweet demeanour of Pennywise. Along with the lead characters, every supporting actor leaves us conflicting to keep watching the movie despite the spooky, blood-curdling contact.

WHAT'S THERE?

The horror has been modernized, the sound effects and interaction of the devil grip the viewer.
On a scale of 10, it's a 9 pointer.
The ability of the clown to transform into your worst fear is a disturbing experience and leaves everybody crippled.

WHAT'S NOT THERE?

The appeal of the fear begins and ends in the same way.
The sound effects and the notion of the shape-changing Pennywise diminish as we get a flow of the movie.

VERDICT

The dread is like a nightmare. So if you want to watch something that haunts you in the darkness, it's for you. Take it as a challenge! Will you? I saw him too!