Hey did any one noticed that the miniseries was released in 1990 and the reboot was released in 2017 exactly the same way penny wise attacks every 27 years
I can see where you're coming from but my argument is that Georgie is very young so he probably wouldn't be able to think about all the mature themes in the novel I.e cursing, violence, suicide, Eddie's encounter with the leper etc
SocietyNeedsToCrumble yeah, I'm pretty sure we can piece together something, other examples include: Bev and Eddy appear in 11.22.63, in the Tommyknockers someone sees a clown in a storm drain in Derry (3 guesses who that is) and in the novel Dreamcatcher, there's a sign left by the Losers in a forest at the old water works or what ever they were, the chilling part of the message however, comes from what's beneath it, PENNYWISE LIVES. So, yeah, every psychic in King stories, Carrie, Danny Torrance, that guy from Dreamcatcher, all shiners. Wait, does James Macavoy even read scripts that don't have him as a psychic?
@@terrycullen3302 not completly true, the character was not introduced but the name is. When Adult Bev comes back, the old lady has a trunk in her house that she says belonged to her father. The name on the trunk is B. Gray.
@@KimberlyLetsGo I heard before his death, Jonathan auditioned for Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode II (and Episode III). Of course the role gone to Hayden Christensen.
The opening segment where Georgie is first attacked is one of the weirdest and most upsetting in the It chapter 1 film. The woman out on the porch doesn't see Georgie attacked, but she sees him looking into the sewer grate just before that. I remember thinking the first time I saw it (without any prior knowledge of the story) how weird it was that the woman somehow doesn't hear Georgie screaming when his arm is bitten off. I immediately thought to myself 'Hell no, she heard that, she just didn't want to see!' It was a great way to set up the extra frightening part of Pennywise, to kids anyway: adults won't, or can't help them. Either Pennywise's influence keeps them in the dark, or the more personal explanation that many adults in Derry also endured the terror of Pennywise in their childhoods. Is it willful forgetting due to trauma, a knowing that refuses to acknowledge; or is it all Pennywise? A lot of how Pennywise affects the entire town over time very closely mimics generational trauma.
To those who never read the book, there is actually one final part with Bill mentioned after he saved Audra from her catatonic state. He woke up one night thinking that him saving her was a dream. He looks at Audra asleep and he thinks to himself that he will write about everything that happened in the story. With that, I'm pretty sure that him writing his version of "IT" will become his most successful book ever and he might have to write a screenplay for when it's being adapted into a movie.
To those who never read the book there is acutely one final part wtih bill mentiond after he saved from her catatonic sate He woke up ome night thinking that him saving her was a dream He looks as Audra a sleep and he thought to he thinks to himself that happened in the story wtih that lm pretty he will wrtih about everything that becomes his most successful book even sure that him writing his version of lT will he might have to wrtih a screenp for when it s being adapted into a movie
I want to see another Stephen King character. Maybe Danny or Jack from The Shining. After all... Doctor Sleep is coming out soon. Maybe you could do Insomnia or Misery.
I totally agree. Actually, looking back at the 1990 movie, it was really kinda silly, except when Richie rtnd 2 Derry & pennywise, was messing with his head, with balloons. I found that somewhat comical (rest in peace Harry Anderson.) But, I'm 29yrs older, so of course I see it differently now.
Ethan_YT-0406 the book is already better than the new film, and I love the film. It’s just that the way the book was written is miles better than the movie could have been structured. It really is a book that is so well written that it should be taught in school.
@@immyray4287 was it in the '80s version or the 2018 version or the book? I remember Ben as adults but not Bill (of course in the book she sleeps with all of them) thanks
They didn't have sex in the mini series. Pennywise disguised as Beverly tried to seduce Bill back at the hotel. But, Bill figures it out before he can be hurt.
I just want to say thank you for these videos. I didn't know anyone was such a die hard fan of the It story. I could literally watch an entire video of you combining everything that happened in the book and everything that happened in the movies in this particular format. Kudos sir!
I think Stephen King based the idea of Bill writing books based off his experience with It off of the fact King himself based many books of his own on his life experiences: Misery based on his own experience of crazed fans and addiction, Carrie based on him knowing a girl on school who was bullied, the Shining based off his time at the Stanly Hotel, heck even The Stand was based off a dream King had. Those are just the ones I’m aware of based off something from King’s past
I don’t know why, but this book reaches me in a way no other comes anywhere close to. Maybe because it was the first horror movie I ever saw when I was 5. Maybe it’s because I relate to so many of the characters. Maybe it’s because of the power the story gives to friendship. I could name several more reasons why I think it could be, but there is something so special about this book. I really don’t know, but when I think about it, I feel just about every emotion all balled up into one all at once. It’s overwhelmingly odd. 🤷🏻♂️
In the book he had a pony tail but was completely bald on top. So he looked like his head was wearing a dress. So I feel worse for his book version. Lmao
This is WAYYY off topic but my teacher always has a man bun, but since it was Hippie Day today at my school and he wore his hair down. I was weirded out
I think Stephen King deliberately inserted the start of his writing career for Bill (King publishes short stories in magazines before ‘Carrie’ & “Salem’s Loy” were published) if I recall
I've the same reaction with Bill kissing Bev 😂 and he still went back to Aud though. I hope he tells her about the story of the final fight despite the loss of their memories.
l ve the same reaction wtih bill kissing bev and he still went back to and thought l hope he tells her the story of the fiat fight desitpte the loos of theri memroies
One caveat: Bill sees Pennywise, not the Werewolf when he and Richie go to Neibolt street. He cant figure out why the Clown is wearing a Derry High Letterman jacket until later when Richie tells him he saw a werewolf
Has anyone noticed that Pennywise feeds off of fear, which ties in with the quote from FDR,"There is nothing to Fear but Fear itself," Sofear nothing but fear, to keep Pennywise from growing near.
I believe fictional stories are a medium for contemporary social issues. "It" reminds me of how abused children are treated. Other adults were aware that the kids in the Loser Club were being hunted by Pennywise but did nothing. The monster has more control when the children are afraid and it thrives from their fear. Similarly in real life adults ignore signs of abuse and abusers use fear to continue the tormenting their victims. Childhood abuse and fear can still affect victims in adulthood. The positive messages in the movie are that a healthy supportive community, confronting trauma and facing hurtful secrets can help you survive. You can be stronger than your fears. Stephen King's "It" has an inspiring ending. Maybe this comment doesn't belong here, but I needed an outlet for this brain dump. Thank you for the opportunity.
I like the running joke in Chapter 2 of Bill’s endings being bad and since Bill is a mirror of Stephen King, they’re making fun of him and King can always laugh at himself too
Something to think about: If gorgie didnt hit his head when he was chasing the boat he might of caught up in time and not have been killed (at least not on that day)
Is no one going to question how Bill stayed in the smoke hole and it expands to the size of a ballroom, where he ends up going to Ballroom Floor of Eternity when he’s fighting Pennywise
Bill is just a shortened term for William, It's like how Jim is a short hand form of James. Rick (or Dick) is short for Richard... It's not a nickname, it's a variant of a short form. It comes from the Victorians. They had this fascination with word play. (I mean they didn't have TV or internet back then) and would shorten and sometimes rhyme names of people. Take the name William. Shortened to Will Add the rhyme to it to make it Bill. Richard is similar, Shortened to Rich or Rick. Add the rhyme and we get Dick. Which is why Dick is a short form of Richard.
Bill is like Gordie LaChance from the Body. 1. Dead brother 2. Becomes writer 3.both created by Stephen king 4. Have a group of friends that find a dead body. 5. Bullied by a teenager. 6. Live in Maine (Bill in Derry, Gordie in Castle Rock)
OMG! I have never knew I will need this and also the rest of Losers Club history. Not gonna lie, they were amazing and creating such a terrifying beautiful storyline!
When Bill talks about different cultures, and mentions that the French call it “Lupe Garoo”, I think it means “Loup Garou” (being French myself) which is “Werewolf” in English.
I’ve got a friend who looks exactly like Jaeden (the one who played bill in the recent movie) and we always make jokes about it. Were thinking of going as the Losers club for Halloween next year just because of their resemblance.
Thank you I was trying to read the book before the new movie and seeing this was just what I needed it converted 1100 pages to a half hour thank you so much
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If Bill would have said "It's okay if you lose the boat" i'm pretty sure George would still be alive :I
Well if you give someone a piece of paper to someone do tou say make sure not to rip it?
And your pfp is how you say your last name
@@juanlargacha1502 *I'm Icelandic, da fuk?*
@@sataniccat-girlwithagun3300 as a latino thats probably the face i would make to say your last name
@@juanlargacha1502 *Same here :D*
Hey did any one noticed that the miniseries was released in 1990 and the reboot was released in 2017 exactly the same way penny wise attacks every 27 years
Wolf warrior i think everyone did
sherlock
They were planning to release it in 2016 but they released it in 2017 due to that.
Did not realize that until you mentioned it
Lmao everyone notice that it was stated too
I'd like to think this whole thing was a dream from georgies view point. After he hits his head chasing the boat.
And then the same thing all over and then he escapes death(when he wakes up)
YEET
EGGS
SEARISLY
And his arm getting ripped of was the wax on the boat burning his hand
I can see where you're coming from but my argument is that Georgie is very young so he probably wouldn't be able to think about all the mature themes in the novel I.e cursing, violence, suicide, Eddie's encounter with the leper etc
But then why isn't Georgie the main character? Also how is it so complicated if its just a 5 year olds dream?
The thumbnail : don't ever talk to me or my son ever agian
IT2017 Bill kinda does look like a soccer mom ngl
What do you mean
I don’t get IT
“agian” its again 😂 but okay
@@jodang4943 yo it's a UA-cam comment. why does spelling matter here?
I feel really bad for Bill, a minor car accident that could have caused his stutter and a dead little brother.
Do Jeff the killer
I’m surprised that stutter was caused by a car accident I thought he was a visco girl because vsco girl because vsco girls stutter
Spice in Night they be like sksksskskssksksksk but I do feel bad for bill tho
Sofiaisgreat hey I never said I didn’t feel bad
Spice in Night ik I was just saying I felt bad
so i guess all of Stephen King's books are connected through "The Shine"
@Abdullah Ithawi No u
Abdullah Ithawi he wrote it high on coke.
@@Jenjensexypants what a legend to create something so awesome on a coke binge
@Abdullah Ithawi can write something better than? Seems like you can't even use proper grammar
SocietyNeedsToCrumble yeah, I'm pretty sure we can piece together something, other examples include: Bev and Eddy appear in 11.22.63, in the Tommyknockers someone sees a clown in a storm drain in Derry (3 guesses who that is) and in the novel Dreamcatcher, there's a sign left by the Losers in a forest at the old water works or what ever they were, the chilling part of the message however, comes from what's beneath it, PENNYWISE LIVES. So, yeah, every psychic in King stories, Carrie, Danny Torrance, that guy from Dreamcatcher, all shiners. Wait, does James Macavoy even read scripts that don't have him as a psychic?
I like the deleted scene where Georgie got the boat from Pennywise and the clown just says "Ah shit."
I'm pretty sure that's fanmade.
It's not they filmed this as a funny gag
Love the way you use ads as ad breaks and edit the video for it
@Gilbert M you'll see them if u dont skip thru the video
I just noticed haha its cool
Actually in the book, Pennywise introduced himself to Georgie, and some of the other kids a Bob Gray.
Yes because bob Gray was a guy who lived in Derry who weared a clown costume to kill kids so it chose to make his form a clown
@@thepaperclip8814 Not sure where you're getting that, but Bob Gray wasn't an actual person in the story.
@@terrycullen3302 not completly true, the character was not introduced but the name is. When Adult Bev comes back, the old lady has a trunk in her house that she says belonged to her father. The name on the trunk is B. Gray.
I think that the IT Chapter 2 is going to delve a little more into Bob Gray (aka the original Pennywise) and his descent into a homicidal clown
Cooper Minion I sure hope not.
R.I.P. Jonathan Brandis AKA original Bill.
Whoa. Another for the 27 Club.
@@KimberlyLetsGo
I heard before his death, Jonathan auditioned for Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode II (and Episode III). Of course the role gone to Hayden Christensen.
Also, John Ritter
Wait kid OG Bill is Dead?
yeah he killed himself
Bill is the leader
Mike is the strength
Ben is the brains
Beverly is the heart
Richie is the goofball
Eddie is the hero
And stan is the most mature
I feel Beverly is the strength
My favs are Richie, Stan and Bill
Actually nvm I like em all the same but Stan is on top :)
Mike is the brains, he is the historian
@@chernobylcharles1625 well Ben was the first one to figure out it's weakness
4 MINUTES OF SCREEN TIME... I FELL IN LOVE WITH GEORGIE AND CRIED FOR HIS DEATH
WOW your genierres
...I laughed and kept replaying it and kept laughing. I'm convinced I'm physco.
r/woosh
R6Siege LiveStream Are you glad of what I did?
@@addisonday1892 i did aswell lol
It's kind of weird how the actress that plays the young version Beverly Marsh kind of looks like young kid version of Molly Ringwald.
I feel like she looks more similar to Amy Adams, which they did reference when Mr Keene said she looked like Lois Lane with his glasses on.
Sophie lillis is her name just saying
Chris Grey so bad or...
Corvo@AZ they did in 1990
ari is queen. LMAO Y E S
The opening segment where Georgie is first attacked is one of the weirdest and most upsetting in the It chapter 1 film. The woman out on the porch doesn't see Georgie attacked, but she sees him looking into the sewer grate just before that. I remember thinking the first time I saw it (without any prior knowledge of the story) how weird it was that the woman somehow doesn't hear Georgie screaming when his arm is bitten off. I immediately thought to myself 'Hell no, she heard that, she just didn't want to see!' It was a great way to set up the extra frightening part of Pennywise, to kids anyway: adults won't, or can't help them. Either Pennywise's influence keeps them in the dark, or the more personal explanation that many adults in Derry also endured the terror of Pennywise in their childhoods. Is it willful forgetting due to trauma, a knowing that refuses to acknowledge; or is it all Pennywise? A lot of how Pennywise affects the entire town over time very closely mimics generational trauma.
To those who never read the book, there is actually one final part with Bill mentioned after he saved Audra from her catatonic state. He woke up one night thinking that him saving her was a dream. He looks at Audra asleep and he thinks to himself that he will write about everything that happened in the story. With that, I'm pretty sure that him writing his version of "IT" will become his most successful book ever and he might have to write a screenplay for when it's being adapted into a movie.
To those who never read the book there is acutely one final part wtih bill mentiond after he saved from her catatonic sate He woke up ome night thinking that him saving her was a dream He looks as Audra a sleep and he thought to he thinks to himself that happened in the story wtih that lm pretty he will wrtih about everything that becomes his most successful book even sure that him writing his version of lT will he might have to wrtih a screenp for when it s being adapted into a movie
@@pricilavences4020 Why did you retype everything that I wrote?
Poor little Georgie.. HE WAS 6 YEARS OLD. This makes me so angry, now I'm getting ready to strangle someone.
Hahahahhahahahaha. He squealed like a little piggy and *I GOT EVERY LITTLE SCREEL OUT OF HIM* Hahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaha
It’s reasonable to see why Bill spent his whole summer looking for Georgie
Welcome to the Losers Club, assholes!
fresh soap same bro same
Thomas Baker you do realise that bill was the reason Georgie died
I can’t wait for it chapter two so excited
Almost time to float.
Almost time to float.
CZsWorld I’ll just do the ritual of chud to get bob away
@Noah Wisniewski we all know that's not gonna happen
Noah Wisniewski dude shut your fucking mouth
1990 IT was good, but 2017 IT was fire, BUT IT 2 IS LITERALLY FIRE
Lewis Kun trueee
SOMEONE GET A FIRE EXTINGUISHER!
IT 2 WAS SO FUCKING GOOD
IT 2 was scary asf bruh. Never again 😂
IT chapter 2 was cool, just too damn long.
26:33 got my favorite character on screen! Bills ponytail ♥️♥️♥️
I love that ponytail ;-;
I feel bill’s pain it’s hard to get over someone who you love and care about
Who should I cover on Horror History next?
Leatherface 🤟
Jason
Freddy Krueger
Lorenzo's oil
I want to see another Stephen King character. Maybe Danny or Jack from The Shining. After all... Doctor Sleep is coming out soon. Maybe you could do Insomnia or Misery.
I believe that the 1986 book pennywise is more creepier than the 1990 mini series and
The 2017/2019 movie.
That's the idea... the pen is mightier than the sword!
I totally agree. Actually, looking back at the 1990 movie, it was really kinda silly, except when Richie rtnd 2 Derry & pennywise, was messing with his head, with balloons. I found that somewhat comical (rest in peace Harry Anderson.) But, I'm 29yrs older, so of course I see it differently now.
Joshua Bennett no it’s not stupid u suck
Well it is better than the 1990 but you can’t really put the book up to debate with the 2019 film since it isn’t released yet.
Ethan_YT-0406 the book is already better than the new film, and I love the film. It’s just that the way the book was written is miles better than the movie could have been structured. It really is a book that is so well written that it should be taught in school.
I love how in the mini series Richie loses his glasses and Bill gets glasses lol
Eddie got glasses too
In stead of stuttering bill, his nickname should be Butter
Agreed 😂😅🤣😂😅🤣😅😂
It chapter 2 almost 3 hours long and there's going to be extended version of it chapter 2 when it comes out on Blu-ray and 4K.
Chris Grey an extended version?
@@shalissa4099 the supercut bruh
I don't remember Bill sleeping with Beverly as adults - but nobody talks about the gang bang from the book, hmm
Ya they sleep together as adults
@@immyray4287 was it in the '80s version or the 2018 version or the book? I remember Ben as adults but not Bill (of course in the book she sleeps with all of them) thanks
Alicos Smallwood no it’s in the book that she and bill sleep together as adults
@@immyray4287 it's been so many years since I read it( 17) thank you! It's hard to keep straight what was and wasn't in the movie vs. book❤
They didn't have sex in the mini series. Pennywise disguised as Beverly tried to seduce Bill back at the hotel. But, Bill figures it out before he can be hurt.
I just want to say thank you for these videos. I didn't know anyone was such a die hard fan of the It story.
I could literally watch an entire video of you combining everything that happened in the book and everything that happened in the movies in this particular format. Kudos sir!
*“He thrust his fist against the posts and still insists he see’s the ghost”*
" sick in bed"? More like : " You lied and i died!"
Your editing between the two movies is phenomenal.
I think Stephen King based the idea of Bill writing books based off his experience with It off of the fact King himself based many books of his own on his life experiences: Misery based on his own experience of crazed fans and addiction, Carrie based on him knowing a girl on school who was bullied, the Shining based off his time at the Stanly Hotel, heck even The Stand was based off a dream King had. Those are just the ones I’m aware of based off something from King’s past
Also Bill’s werewolf book might of been based off King’s own werewolf story that the movie Silver Bullet was based off of
richie is the eyes of the group
bill it the brain
beverly is the bravery
stan is the strong one
mike is the best
ben is the best
eddie is DoCteR K
'stan is the strong one'
Stan: *doesn't even fulfill his BLOOD OATH of returning to IT*
@@thewanderinggamer1369, because he died
@@feral_innit_1717 That's the poIN-
I think you mean
Eddie is the strong one
Bev is the chill
Stan is the weak but strong a little
Bill is the tech boi
@@feral_innit_1717 he didn't just die, he committed suicide
This is currently my favorite channel!! I love this guy's demeanor and presentation!!
Do the rest of the it characters, and you need to read the novel to us your voice would make it epic.
16:52 made me spit out my tea with laughter!! Nice one
You lied and I died YOU LIED AND I DIED!
I hope they start showing the TV 1990 version alot soon 🙂
It’s on sky on Saturday and Sunday
@@buddymcbride8939 I like both the 1990 and the 2017 movie but thanks👍🏽
l hope they start showing the TV 19990 versions alot soon😊
Great recapitulation! I have forgotten most of those details (I've read the book 20+ years ago).
Thanks!
I want to see a what if,if Georgie didn’t die
I now know that goergie is not dead
It has happened
Luke Allsopp where?
Its a deleted scene type in what if georgie lived
Luke Allsopp oh neat
I don’t know why, but this book reaches me in a way no other comes anywhere close to. Maybe because it was the first horror movie I ever saw when I was 5. Maybe it’s because I relate to so many of the characters. Maybe it’s because of the power the story gives to friendship. I could name several more reasons why I think it could be, but there is something so special about this book. I really don’t know, but when I think about it, I feel just about every emotion all balled up into one all at once. It’s overwhelmingly odd. 🤷🏻♂️
In Possibilities you watched a horror movie when you were 5
Kimberley Morris i was 7 actually. My bad.
He also had a pony tail in the mini series. I feel bad about that for him. Poor soul...
In the book he had a pony tail but was completely bald on top. So he looked like his head was wearing a dress. So I feel worse for his book version. Lmao
This is WAYYY off topic but my teacher always has a man bun, but since it was Hippie Day today at my school and he wore his hair down. I was weirded out
It chapter 2 is almost 3 hours long like avengers endgame
(Spoiler warning for it Chapter 2) YOU LIED AND I DIED YOU LIED AND I DIED YOU LIED and I died oh I also like my own comment
Mate come on it's not a spoiler it is a cool line tho well it's not a major spoiler
I can't wait to see it.
@Amanda Woisky-Mollo Bill lied that he was sick that day it was raining
Lil sweet Tea it’s in the trailer
Aaron Fraser???
Please do Mike Hanlon next as a timeline. I think his character is the best of the story
I think Stephen King deliberately inserted the start of his writing career for Bill (King publishes short stories in magazines before ‘Carrie’ & “Salem’s Loy” were published) if I recall
True🤩
I think he also wrote some plays as well because one movie i have seen rosered about a haunted hotel wasn't a book it was a play he wrote
I've the same reaction with Bill kissing Bev 😂 and he still went back to Aud though. I hope he tells her about the story of the final fight despite the loss of their memories.
l ve the same reaction wtih bill kissing bev
and he still went back to and thought l hope he tells her the story of the fiat fight desitpte the loos of theri memroies
"Can't be carefull on a skateboard Man."
- Some Kid
Georgie is so adorable, i literally sobbed when he died 😔
One caveat: Bill sees Pennywise, not the Werewolf when he and Richie go to Neibolt street. He cant figure out why the Clown is wearing a Derry High Letterman jacket until later when Richie tells him he saw a werewolf
Robert Bishop true
1:54 Actually, he introduced himself as Robert/Bob Gray first.
always love it when andy muschietti himself talks abt the characters he puts on screen
When I found out Georgie was dead I literally blamed pennywise for doing this. Now I want to fight pennywise
Good video. Read IT when I was young and forgot most of what happened. Much like the characters.
Ian Burton That was really quite clever! 🖤
When i was 12 I watched It the first time.. I thought Mr. Nell the irish cop was pennywise, it was so strange he was standing there all of a sudden.
I have always wondered why bill was so fearless and brave
*reviewing the IT fandom*
Me: Now this is nostalgia
Has anyone noticed that Pennywise feeds off of fear, which ties in with the quote from FDR,"There is nothing to Fear but Fear itself," Sofear nothing but fear, to keep Pennywise from growing near.
Imperial Ethereal It was said in the book that children’s fears were more simple, and that it “salted the meat”.
"Do you had the same bathroom as your mother?"
"Yeah sometimes."
"Then you probably have crabs"
Could you please do a history of mike hanlon, Ben hanscom , and beverly marsh
When he said "It had returned" I gasped and said oh no
When I will go to the second chapter it will have deeper meaning behind because of this video it is really nice
Georgie looks like he knows Bill is gonna lay down the biggest beatdown in history.
I believe fictional stories are a medium for contemporary social issues. "It" reminds me of how abused children are treated. Other adults were aware that the kids in the Loser Club were being hunted by Pennywise but did nothing. The monster has more control when the children are afraid and it
thrives from their fear. Similarly in real life adults ignore signs of abuse and abusers use fear to continue the tormenting their victims. Childhood abuse and fear can still affect victims in adulthood. The positive messages in the movie are that a healthy supportive community, confronting trauma and facing hurtful secrets can help you survive. You can be stronger than your fears. Stephen King's "It" has an inspiring ending. Maybe this comment doesn't belong here, but I needed an outlet for this brain dump. Thank you for the opportunity.
Hey- good stuff.
I like how you sum up everything relating to the book/movie.
I hope we get another Chinese restaurant scene in the new movie!
It's in the trailer.
It's in the trailer.
I like the running joke in Chapter 2 of Bill’s endings being bad and since Bill is a mirror of Stephen King, they’re making fun of him and King can always laugh at himself too
Something to think about:
If gorgie didnt hit his head when he was chasing the boat he might of caught up in time and not have been killed (at least not on that day)
Is no one going to question how Bill stayed in the smoke hole and it expands to the size of a ballroom, where he ends up going to Ballroom Floor of Eternity when he’s fighting Pennywise
Could you analyze Jack Torrance from "The Shining?" Or maybe Danny since we're getting the sequel film soon?
my dads name is william and his nickname is bill...i'm gonna go talk to him real quick
Bill is just a shortened term for William, It's like how Jim is a short hand form of James. Rick (or Dick) is short for Richard... It's not a nickname, it's a variant of a short form.
It comes from the Victorians. They had this fascination with word play. (I mean they didn't have TV or internet back then) and would shorten and sometimes rhyme names of people.
Take the name William.
Shortened to Will
Add the rhyme to it to make it Bill.
Richard is similar,
Shortened to Rich or Rick.
Add the rhyme and we get Dick. Which is why Dick is a short form of Richard.
My uncle’s name is William and everyone calls him bill I think I’ll talk to him to...
@@krampusklaws2238 stop going all nerd on us!!!
I love how they referenced The Time Traveller with the Morlock holes
Director: who’s the cutest? Stephan king: Georgie. Director: okay, who is gonna due first? Stephan: Georgie. Director: sounds ligit!
I’m a huge horror fan and u help me to keep that love cause my family dose not like horror
I guess you'll have to "correct" them.
I guess you'll have to "correct" them.
@@CZsWorld You're not CZ, you're Grady from the Shining😱
Finally waited for a new episode of this
There will be more coming in August!
@@CZsWorld cool
The 90s ponytail!!!! How that hasn’t aged
Bill was a good writer and great leader. And more importantly a nice brother. May the Shine be with you, Billy.😏😏
No bears or cubs merchandise this episode?
Should have worn my Cubs tie.
Solid! Keep up your good work.
The connection of horror and reality is in your presence.
Man the tik tok joke really cracked me up
The book is freaking amazing. IT chapter 2 was amazing. This video was needed
I have to read the it book one day it seem so cool😃
Make sure to clear about 3 weeks.
Make sure to clear about 3 weeks.
@@CZsWorld oh really lol thanks for the heads up 😃
I have it .Beverlys grownup chapter holy cow it's very uhhhhhmmm very scary/not pg lol
I’m with you on the Bill and Bev hookup. That really undermines his heroic persona for the story. It really ruined the rest of the story for me
all 1162 pages of the book? 😂
I believe it strengthens the humanness of his character
can u please do a video about the history of Beverly Marsh she is my favorite it character 😍😍😍
Big nonce
@@jaqueefxd9979 BIG one
the 2016 it takes place in the 80's, not the 60's I think
2016 yeah takes place in the 80s
2017 take place in 1988-1989
You know sometimes I really wonder if there are things that go bump in the night 🤔
Bill is like Gordie LaChance from the Body.
1. Dead brother
2. Becomes writer
3.both created by Stephen king
4. Have a group of friends that find a dead body.
5. Bullied by a teenager.
6. Live in Maine (Bill in Derry, Gordie in Castle Rock)
I cried at the end when 8 saw the yellow coat!
But I really did
OMG! I have never knew I will need this and also the rest of Losers Club history. Not gonna lie, they were amazing and creating such a terrifying beautiful storyline!
When Bill talks about different cultures, and mentions that the French call it “Lupe Garoo”, I think it means “Loup Garou” (being French myself) which is “Werewolf” in English.
I like how you used footage from both films to portray the story from the novel. You should edit them together into a whole new movie lol.
Me after watching IT:chapter two: AHH SOMEBODY GET A FIRE EXTINGUISHER
Right!!! I love them all but IT chapter 2 took the cake fr 💯👏🏾
@@emperorceejay1655 IT chapter 1 was way better in my opinion
Eddie Kaspbrak next
I can’t watch for it chapter 2
B a d H a b i t s next week ☺️ it comes out !
Wait you mean
Zelda + IT = did we just become best friends?
Wendigo+ It
I’ve got a friend who looks exactly like Jaeden (the one who played bill in the recent movie) and we always make jokes about it. Were thinking of going as the Losers club for Halloween next year just because of their resemblance.
That's awesome
Did you do it?
@@thesymbiotenation.4552 sadly no we weren’t able to see each other because of quarantine
@@morganspenceley28 damn
*crappy reception on my cell booster today...wish I could watch this!*
Thank you I was trying to read the book before the new movie and seeing this was just what I needed it converted 1100 pages to a half hour thank you so much
It is boring at first and difficult to get through, but it gets better if you can get through the boring shit in the beginning
Found your channel just yesterday ..can't stop watching !! very nice eork !! Greetings from Germany 🍻🍻🍻
DUDE THAT KID IN PHOTO NEXT GEORGE I SAW HIM AT MALL HE LOOKED SAME IT EAS HIM IM I THINK OMLL