Which means the kids are important, and Muschietti is patient enough to devote precious screentime establishing each member of the Losers’ Club and their respective dysfunctional lives.

(plus, inevitably, Stand By Me - another King adaptation). The result: a coming-of-age yarn not unlike a horror-inflected jumble of The Goonies and E.T. There are deferential little nods here and there - a likeness of Curry’s costume can be glimpsed in one scene, and the iconic opening sequence, with the paper boat of doom, seems nearly identical - but Muschietti’s version feels distinct, discarding the back-and-forth timelines for a straightforwardly linear story (the grown-up portion of the story reserved for a potential sequel), wisely dispensing with the book’s bizarre pre-teen orgy, and shifting things along by 30 years or so, from the original ’50s setting to the more Amblin-esque ’80s. This is emphatically not the Tim Curry-starring made-for-TV adaptation from 1990. Based on adulthood events sequel, with flashbacks to their childhood, showing Losers as adults is going to be released in 2019.It ranks among the better Stephen King adaptations - no small praise indeed.

Children are shown as Losers in this part which covered only childhood part and is about to be released on September 8, 2017.

They try to rescue Bill's brother while trying to find the truth about shapeshifting creauture, which they call 'IT'. His older brother is left distraught with his disappearance and unites with other six other outcast who had the same encounters with Pennywise, as him. The story starts in 1989 when a young boy 'Georgie', George Denbrough, disappers is found gone after Pennywise, a mysterious clown, suddenly arrived to their town.

Though only the half of the book is depicted in this part and shows the childhoods events of the main heroes. It depicts the story of seven children being terrorized by the eponymous creature which plays on their phobias and fears, turning the children into its victims to hunt them as preys while being disguised. A classic 1986 horror novel 'It' by Stephen King which was directed by Andrés Muschietti and named the same way, is being adapted in 2017.

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