He’s baaaaaaaack!
The new trailer forIt Chapter Twohas arrived… and so has Pennywise.
When we meet The Losers' Club, again, they are all 27 years older.
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Most have left their small town of Derry behind, as well as their childhood trauma.
That time has come.
That would be Mike Hanlon (played as an adult by Isaiah Mustafa).
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Something happens to you when you leave this town.
The farther away the hazier it all gets, Mike explains.
In the original 1990 movie, Eddie described it as a veil draping down over his eyes.
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Don’t worry, Pennywise is there to help jog their memories.
The monster slowly targets each of them when he senses their impending reunion.
Hes then tossed over the side of the bridge by these bigots.
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Once in the water, he becomes another victim of Pennywise.
It is the first attack in present-day Derry and sets the stage for what Derry has become.
These bullies working through Pennywise was important for us to show.
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Stanley (played as an adult by Andy Bean) is absent.
Old stomping grounds
This is where The Losers' Club used to play as kids.
Those memories return to the surface for the group now that theyre adults.
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Those puppy dog eyes confirm, though, he never lost his feelings for Beverly (Jessica Chastain).
The terrain is uneven.
There was no fun in it."
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That would make it the second time Bill is unable to save a child from Pennywise.
It was at this house where germaphobe Eddie was first taunted by Pennywise’s zombified form.
It’s now where the group find themselves as adults.
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Eddie, however, is already sporting a flesh wound from a previous encounter.
Which door is which?
But there were no winners when the kids first encountered these paths inIt.
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We imagine there won’t be any winners now.
Henry Bowers
Someone else has grown up, too: Henry Bowers.
Based on the events of the book and the 1990 movie, probably.
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Mrs. Kersh
Watchers ofthe firstIt Chapter Twotrailerknow this woman very well.
So, if that describes you, click ahead now.
There’s a reason adult Stanley doesn’t appear in the Chinese restaurant celebration with his old friends.
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It’s because in the original story, Pennywise got to him first.
Finding himself depressed with no apparent alternative, Stanley slits his wrists in his bathtub.
A scene glimpsed in the trailer hints at the same fate for the character in this film.
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“I’ve seen all of us dying,” Bev says.
“It consumes us from the inside until we don’t have a choice anymore.”
He finds himself in the waterlogged basement of his childhood home where an old vision returns.
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It’s Georgie, standing above the water’s surface in his yellow raincoat.
In the background, standing on the steps would appear Bill’s younger self.
The bloodiest yet
Yup, that’s definitely blood.
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“It’s 4,500 gallons of fake blood,” she said.
Originally, Chastain wasn’t supposed to be covered head to toe in fake blood.
Let’s doCarrieon steroids."
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More mirrors
Pennywise loves a good mirror trick.
This one involves torturing Ben by cutting open his chest.
Down once more
This was glimpsed in the first trailer: the impact site.
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It’s a scene taken from King’s description in the book.
The only shot these folks have is to join forces.
Pennywise feeds on fear, but it’s their unity that It fears.
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Drowning
Bev is drowning… perhaps in a more metaphorical sense, but also very literally.
Another Pennywise monstrosity attempts to remove Bev from the equation, bringing her down deep under the water.
Graves
Pennywise has deathbeds prepared for all members of The Losers' Club.
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In his periphery, Pennywise is digging seven graves, hoping to fill them one by one.
Might this be a similar scene?
The trailer ends with another haunting image of this figure as he goes to scratch his own eyes out.
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Henry, is that you?
It does look a bit like Bill Skarsgaard, the actor who plays Pennywise, out of makeup.
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