"It"
It come back
"It" is income, also known under the title "It", directed by Tommy Lee Wallace, released in 1990. It is an adaptation of Stephen King's novel "It".
"It", what it's about?
Periodically, in the small town of Derry, in Maine, tragic events occur. Children disappear, others are killed, shredded body. Six boys and a girl of eleven, forming a group of faithful friends, pursue this "thing" abominable who hunt in their thoughts, who lives in an abandoned sewer and may take the form that pleases him, including that of a clown named Pennywise that attracts children with colored balloons.
They'll be able to destroy the monster, but thirty years later, the past returns.
Become adults, small heroes of 1958 come together to face again evil at pure state. A long and perilous struggle that requires love and friendship to defeat "It", which also can be afraid... .
Become adults, small heroes of 1958 come together to face again evil at pure state. A long and perilous struggle that requires love and friendship to defeat "It", which also can be afraid... .
Why I like this movie?
Firstly, you should know that I also read the book, split into two volumes, and I really enjoyed reading this book! I appreciate the "almost" loyalty of movie from the book.
"It", this's primarily a clown. A clown who scares and eats children.
A clown that can appear with shower discharge holes, which make vomiting sinks of blood and nobody sees.
The first time I saw this series, I was paralyzed to the point of not being able to take a shower or bath without fear that a clown appears by the exhaust hole. Later, when I saw this film again, I realized that if this movie scared, this is not only because images - because in the end we do not see much - but mainly because of the psychological approach of the film. The behavior of the clown, following the group of misfits without hurting them but always threatening them, his turn autistic completely crazy, his look, his long face which gives the impression of being inflated like a balloon. The atmosphere, the parents who are crazy and who see nothing. This is an oppressive loneliness which affects not only the children in the film, but also those who look it.
Yes, this film is scary, and makes uncomfortable!
Stephen King is crazy! And we become hammer with him.
