That is so stretched. Coloured pictures didn't exist at the time of the picture's creations. And why does he look like Jack Torrence ? Because Jack is a psychopath and IT is a psychopath, too.
@@moemuxhagi dude. The group picture at the end of Shining. It's not a coloured photo dumbo, it's a photo from 1921. Look at how him and Pennywise smile..
@@firstname__lastname I *know.* I mean that just because the picture was black and white doesn't mean it's a reference. Both were taken before coloured cameras were invented.
@@moemuxhagi but also, in NOS4A2, the book written by Stephen King's son.. he actually writes about "inscapes" which connect The Stephen King books to each other and to his books..
Did anyone else notice that at the beginning of the scene under the bleachers, Pennywise can be seen in the dark looking at the girl, even before he catches the little firefly in his gloves ?
First scene, calling all the members of the loser's club, was so well-made, I ended up remembering all their full names and saying "gosh, they really look like I imagined" Bowers was lame tho...
For everyone who has Android, i made an app called "Pennywise Soundboard" with all the best sounds and quotes from IT movies! We all float down here guys!
Every time he say ban- gooor my stomach flips it’s pronounced ban-ger it’s another northern Irish place like Derry it was named after Northern Ireland’s Londonderry/ Derry !!! 😂😂
The version of IT chapter 2 that I saw did have Peter Bogdanovich's cameo in it, (Nine minutes in)... I streamed it online so it may have been different to the movie shown in cinema theatres??
What about the end scene in IT chp 2...where we see Bill Denborough in a familiar writers studio set up....does it resemble another writer in a SK-movie where the movie i sending? Yes...Im talking about the end scene in "Stand by me". Two writers closing up the movie
Dean Koontz is not in the movie. The name of the character is Koontz, and yes, he is watching a dog video, but you make it sound like that is actually Dean Koontz playing the role.
but did you notice that when Bev was first walking through her house with her bag of stuff from the pharmacy the woman in the show said “but if you go in the sewer with your friends”
meg ryan is linked to the gay characters. adrian mentions her while being attacked, and her poster shows up behind richie in the arcade. it was hinting towards richie’s sexuality before it was confirmed at the end of the movie.
The event that inspired the book wasn’t the gay guy being pushed over a bridge. King stated that serial killers like Dean Corll and Wayne Gacy were the the inspiration. He also however did state that he wanted juxtaposition and a nod to less prevalent if equally nefarious crimes that weren’t as widely covered.
The end of the movie where Bill is finishing the book is a lot like the end of stand by me we're Gordy is finishing his book the, rooms are really similar as well
@@yuh3277 i love Scarsgaard but i think Curry's It has far move personality. Everytime Curry's It showed up, he had more dialog & clownish humor. I felt like Scarsgaard didn't have as much airtime & dialog in chapter 1. He rarely had any clown like scenes to me.
@@yuh3277 Kind of agree. Never read the book, and it's been quite a while since I've seen the miniseries, but I like the idea of a demon trying, and somewhat failing, to be clown like more so than a clown who just happens to be a demon.
@@iamtrappedonanisland998 Came down to the comments to search for this one! 😃 That - in the book - nameless boy inspired one of my book characters, I called him Jack! 😄
I wish that Beverly asked IT “the old women” about her dads past and I wish they had a real conversation about that stuff so we can learn more about IT
The book is huge and even with the length of the films there still wasn't time to add it, I heard that more lore is in the directors cuts so i look forward to that
I need to make my own actual hidden secrets video: The nesting dolls changing in the hotel, the under the bleacher eyes, It appearing in the painting when Bev is fleeing her abusive husband, none of these big production channels actually post these examples of good, hidden It appearances.
I think you missed a reference, when Bill is trying to save the kid, before entering the mirror part of the house there are some clowns dressed as the 1990 mini series pennywise
I don't know about that but in the first part when the kids are in the old house one of them is in a room filled with clown puppets and statues and one of them looks like tim currie's pennywise
Not gonna lie chapter one was scarier chapter 2 is a really good movie but it's not really a horror movie there's a lot of funny scenes that are supposed to be "scary"
Did you realise that when Beverly is in the bathroom and loads of different people keep opening the door saying things well one of the things said is “Here’s Johnny” which is the shining’s pickup line
Aww man, it shouldn't matter whether they were gay or not, it still makes them people. Personally it made me sad to see that because even though I'm straight, I can only imagine what it's like for someone you love to be killed right in front of you. It's so heartbreaking it was based on a true event. :c
Like Stephen King, I also lived in Bangor, Maine (for 11 years). Derry is definitely based on Bangor, right down to the Paul Bunyan statue. The chapter/scene from the book and 2019 movie featuring the hate crime are obviously an almost direct reference to the Charlie Howard murder of the 1980s. But even deeper, King's depiction of Derry as having a reputation for being an extraordinarily violent and hate-filled city, for its size is also (in my opinion) based on Bangor, which has strongly violent and hate-filled overtones. Bangor, for its size is known for being a violent town. Trust me, as I lived there for 11 years and saw it, both blatantly and more subtly.
And of course King is a character in a shop selling.......Needful Things.......^_^ 10:30: Question: Is it the Actual Dean Koontz, or just the character's name?
One of the creepiest parts in the 2017 film was when Beverley is returning home..and on the television in the background is a teacher telling kids how it's so much fun to play in the sewers ; o )
Actually if you look close you can see the director was actually looking at tampons when he did his cameo - another reference from the first it movie and book
Loved the movie, they did a tremendous job adapting the book and one of the best adaptions I have seen. BUT that being said, I needed more Pennywise, and I needed him to really flex his universal, infinite being, supreme power muscles, forcing the adults to transcend into their darkest secrets and fears in order to overcome him.
... This is it Chapter 2 we are talking about. That happening in the book is what signals that pennywise is "back" when they are adults. so obviously this would happen in the beginning of chapter 2.
Peter Bogdonovich is in the film; he has a brief dialogue with Bill. Dean Koontz isn’t though; the character Koontz is way too young to be played by mid-70s Dean Koontz.
The scar on the old lady's chest is 3 dots that *COULD* represent the deadlights
gacha person i saw that too, im pretty sure bev saw it too so thats why she was really sus of the lady.
And in IT chapter 1 when the blood drips on Bev (before she is introduced to the deadlights) 3 dots of blood drips on her face
The drink that the native Americans give to mike is called Maturin. This is the name of the turtle.
Adam Cohen: That's actually pretty cool. Thank you for posting that. The part in the film when they talk about that was difficult to hear.
Ron G thanks! I only noticed it the second time I watched it.
Mike?
Now that I see it spelled, it looks like a play on the word "maturing" which given the story being a coming of age one, this fits nicely.
I was just about to post that! Lol I haven't really seen any UA-cam videos mention that. It was a blink and you'll miss it moment though
Also..Pennywise in that old as black and white photo, he eerily looks like that old black and white photo of Jack Torrance at the end of The Shining.
That is so stretched. Coloured pictures didn't exist at the time of the picture's creations. And why does he look like Jack Torrence ? Because Jack is a psychopath and IT is a psychopath, too.
@@moemuxhagi dude. The group picture at the end of Shining. It's not a coloured photo dumbo, it's a photo from 1921. Look at how him and Pennywise smile..
@@firstname__lastname I *know.* I mean that just because the picture was black and white doesn't mean it's a reference. Both were taken before coloured cameras were invented.
@@moemuxhagi but also, in NOS4A2, the book written by Stephen King's son.. he actually writes about "inscapes" which connect The Stephen King books to each other and to his books..
@@firstname__lastname ALL of Stephen King's books are connected. That's a fact. But this is the movie we're talking about.
Did anyone else notice that at the beginning of the scene under the bleachers, Pennywise can be seen in the dark looking at the girl, even before he catches the little firefly in his gloves ?
Noticed it instantly
@eleodoro de la fuente great :)
@@XGrantLorraineX Yeah me too, but all my friends did not, and I did not see it being mentioned in any video :)
Time stamp? Or is it not in this video
That's the point
The Skarsgård family is so damn talented!
Ikr?? Good acting genes lol
Lord Vader, Pennywise is threating you.
Aries oh no!😨
Darth Vader ans so hot
Stephen King being Stan Lee😅😅
Except Stephen King was doing it first.
that was the most meta cameo ive ever seen, it was like watching stephen king have an internal crisis
King has had cameos in a few of his adaptations. They're usually creepy or cheesy. He's fun
First scene, calling all the members of the loser's club, was so well-made, I ended up remembering all their full names and saying "gosh, they really look like I imagined"
Bowers was lame tho...
Turtle: Also in chapter one there is a turtle swimming with them in the quarry.
Now we need a movie about the background of Bob Gray and how Pennywise "infected" him! PLEASE!!!!!
Pennywise is Bob gray
Yes, he is, but how did he become "possessed" by IT?
Should have clarified IT rather than Pennywise.
I think it might make an interesting movie.
Bob Gray is another iteration of It. There is no difference.
I want to know the connection at the end of the movie, the theater was playing "Nightmare on Elm Street".
For everyone who has Android, i made an app called "Pennywise Soundboard" with all the best sounds and quotes from IT movies! We all float down here guys!
This maayyy be spam,but thanks!
The Ben Hanscomb cameo was my favorite. Unexpected and totally perfect.
Look on the bright side, Maturin can’t get plastic straws stuck in his nose
The way you worded it, you make it sound like Dean Koontz actually had a cameo in the movie. Pretty sure he didn't.
I really liked the Shining Reference XD
Every time he say ban- gooor my stomach flips it’s pronounced ban-ger it’s another northern Irish place like Derry it was named after Northern Ireland’s Londonderry/ Derry !!! 😂😂
There's a small town in Wales called Bangor, & it's pronounced the same way it's written.
IE, the same way he says it in this video.
9:45 also it says Pennywise on the side and I’m sure she knows his name. That would of been a dead giveaway
Here’s a list of the things I missed in IT chapter 2
1. The movie
Your loss
@@TheYaddayadda not really, movie sucked
@@danilodelrosario223 That's ur opinion, but not a fact.
Georgie dying was the opening scene in the book not the Adrian dying
The version of IT chapter 2 that I saw did have Peter Bogdanovich's cameo in it, (Nine minutes in)...
I streamed it online so it may have been different to the movie shown in cinema theatres??
9:05 i thougt this is becouse of the deathlights for some reason.
0:51 King is drinking Argentinian mate tea with a mate from the soccer team Club Atletico Independiente 😄 Cool
The dog videos on that guys phone are also a reference to the book as his biggest fear is a dog and Pennywise transforms into a dog to scare him away
I just noticed you can see a face in the bush lol
bro, if you've watched IT 2, you might know how creepy was the old lady running in the background and watching that girl...
I was laughing so hard my girlfriend was not lol
What about the end scene in IT chp 2...where we see Bill Denborough in a familiar writers studio set up....does it resemble another writer in a SK-movie where the movie i sending? Yes...Im talking about the end scene in "Stand by me". Two writers closing up the movie
Carsten Kruse also a similar house
I'm sorry but Dean Koontz did not appear anywhere in this movie. The actor playing Koontz is John Connon.
Stephen King looks a lot like my friend's great-aunt.
'But the reason behind the 2 easter eggs is anyones guest' 6:41
9:49-9:50 in the background, how it feels to chew five gum
Dean Koontz is not in the movie. The name of the character is Koontz, and yes, he is watching a dog video, but you make it sound like that is actually Dean Koontz playing the role.
Pennywise is so cool i want him back. Also Beverly Marsh.
Am i the only one who spotted in IT chapter 1 that all the adults are always watching the same show! With kids singing
but did you notice that when Bev was first walking through her house with her bag of stuff from the pharmacy the woman in the show said “but if you go in the sewer with your friends”
Isn’t this video almost identical to CZ’s World… like word for word
meg ryan is linked to the gay characters. adrian mentions her while being attacked, and her poster shows up behind richie in the arcade. it was hinting towards richie’s sexuality before it was confirmed at the end of the movie.
The event that inspired the book wasn’t the gay guy being pushed over a bridge. King stated that serial killers like Dean Corll and Wayne Gacy were the the inspiration. He also however did state that he wanted juxtaposition and a nod to less prevalent if equally nefarious crimes that weren’t as widely covered.
27 things you missed ...
1- A thing no one missed.
Well, I guess I can stop the video ...
Stephen King is using an Independiente cup lol
You know....I know what Stephen King looks like and yet I forgot that was him in the movie....
Wait....did Pennywise move from Derry? Oh hell..
It would've been so cool if they brought the actors back from the original movie to act in the new one
Aren't they hella old..
I think I peed myself during this movie but it was awesome
I hope you put the Michael Jackson burnt scalp reference I'm not sure what he said
the funhouse clown things are actually tim curry's pennywise
Bill is my fave
The mark on Mrs. Kursh.... is her skin rotting from being dead. I'm sure the spot is relevant to the stabbing exit wound as well.
Yep. The marks on Mrs. Kersh are where Ben stabbed Pennywise through the torso in the first movie.
I sorta found another one in 2:45 on the wall it says hate clown
The end of the movie where Bill is finishing the book is a lot like the end of stand by me we're Gordy is finishing his book the, rooms are really similar as well
I heard it was the same house but I'm not so sure. They definitely look similar though
0.52 just like Stan Lee
0:52
0:00
There is a Mortal Kombat cameo.
I love pennywise 😍😍😍
Ah sh*t here we go again
This movie was so good. Hopefully in 27 years we get a rebot.
It
ALLL THOSE SIT UPS
BUT DEEP DOWN YOULL ALWAYS BE JUST A FAT LITTLE BOY
I thought pennywise was speaking to me personally during that part lol
HashbrownGokuson I thought he was speaking to me too 😂😮
Same lol
Same but I'm a girl tho😂
jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj. Ioco
I felt that
Tim Curry is more of a legit clown than a demon
Bill Skarsgaard is more of a demon than a legit clown
Both are now iconic for they're amazing take on this character.
dadarkknight36310 very true. Personally, I like Skarsgaard better but that’s just my opinion
@@yuh3277 i love Scarsgaard but i think Curry's It has far move personality. Everytime Curry's It showed up, he had more dialog & clownish humor. I felt like Scarsgaard didn't have as much airtime & dialog in chapter 1. He rarely had any clown like scenes to me.
malik jones I liked it that way because I feel IT should be more of a demonic figure than a legit clown. But that’s just me
@@yuh3277 Kind of agree. Never read the book, and it's been quite a while since I've seen the miniseries, but I like the idea of a demon trying, and somewhat failing, to be clown like more so than a clown who just happens to be a demon.
Even tho bill Skarsgård didn’t “match” Tim Curry’s “kiss me fat boy” he actually made it freaky whereas Tim curry just sounds funny
Tim is funnier and Bill creepier
Yeah, it's not like he was trying to "beat" Tim Curry, it was just a reference
I still found it a bit funny when I heard it
Pennywise: *breathes*
Screen Rant: You missed-
Ikr
GayKid18097 yes
@@comicmanozzy3182 they are just "nOt eNouGh ScReEn TimE" like it's honestly more time on him explaining and stuff
GayKid18097 That’s so correct
@@comicmanozzy3182 yes
*_21 things you saw in IT: Chapter 2 but we will remind you anyway_*
For the views
True, true
Only the real fans know what they mean to though
@@marliesmith4560 Sure. And, to be fair, there WAS a few things on this list that I didn't notice.
so... you watched this just as a recap? **why are you here** 😂
“You can’t be careful on a skateboard” is actually another reference to the book. The kid says it in the book to Bill
When did he say that to Bill? ...,i saw IT twice and looked for that exchange... "you cant be careful on a skateboard"...
iam trappedonanisland, In the book not the movie
@@iamtrappedonanisland998 he said it in the book not in the movie
@@iamtrappedonanisland998 Came down to the comments to search for this one! 😃 That - in the book - nameless boy inspired one of my book characters, I called him Jack! 😄
@@schattenvolkofficial1121 awesome.. thank you!
I wish that Beverly asked IT “the old women” about her dads past and I wish they had a real conversation about that stuff so we can learn more about IT
That's in the book. About how he appeared every 27 yrs. They talk about him more in detail. In the movie it's obscure. If you have time read IT
The book is huge and even with the length of the films there still wasn't time to add it, I heard that more lore is in the directors cuts so i look forward to that
Woman not women
Pennywise is so cool to bad we won’t see more of him
Whatttttttttttt!!!
Well okay
Here
“No one ever really dies”
Pennywise is me fav character lol
I need to make my own actual hidden secrets video: The nesting dolls changing in the hotel, the under the bleacher eyes, It appearing in the painting when Bev is fleeing her abusive husband, none of these big production channels actually post these examples of good, hidden It appearances.
**as cinemasins** "ominous painting is ominous."
I'd actually watch it
@@ecstaticemi6098 same
I think you missed a reference, when Bill is trying to save the kid, before entering the mirror part of the house there are some clowns dressed as the 1990 mini series pennywise
No he not
I don't know about that but in the first part when the kids are in the old house one of them is in a room filled with clown puppets and statues and one of them looks like tim currie's pennywise
@@leyu7917 do you need glasses? It's obviously Timmy's pennywise
Dude, my heart dropped when the old lady (IT) started dancing behind bev in the hallway 😭
That made me so uncomfortable!
Hilarious
Me 2
@@crystalwilcox469 i laughed and was slapped lol
@@leann5058D 😂😂😂😂
Stephen King also has written about pawnshops selling evil things, in Needful Things. So there's another layer to that cameo.
So that's how pennywise can be brought back. Like a pawnshop accidentally sells a clown doll and boom pennywise comes back
@Raun Smith thanks!
Rick and Morty lol
Now all the comments of people who didn't miss it, start.
Didn't miss what?
@@whatisthis-uw9ok it
I found pennywise hilarious 😂
Alfonso Payan Same my mom asked me if I was watching a comedy 😂😂👌🏻
Same. I laughed more than anything while watching the movie.
Yes, the blood and gore is hilarious (no, I am not being sarcastic)
I find him sad
I get pissed off when i think about thw man who was killed in the beginning of it chapter 2
Fr I just saw it. To bad penny wise didn't eat that gang of boys
"Andy MUSCHIEDI"? it's MuschieTTI with double T. It is 2021, time to be already good to correctly pronounce names
Not gonna lie chapter one was scarier chapter 2 is a really good movie but it's not really a horror movie there's a lot of funny scenes that are supposed to be "scary"
Trisha nah chapter 2 was boring af
Chapter 2 was trash. Pure trash.
I loved the second one. Reading the book and watching the movies makes it that much better
Island Punch, reading the book makes the movie so much worse. Chapter 2 was trash
@@gnrrnr8182 that's your opinion. Idgaf if you like it or not. I enjoyed it. Have a good night
Soooo ready for the 7 hour supercut!!!!
Did you realise that when Beverly is in the bathroom and loads of different people keep opening the door saying things well one of the things said is “Here’s Johnny” which is the shining’s pickup line
The store name Second Hand Rose alludes to The Dark Tower.
Tbh the first scene in the movie made me cry. I was next to my of course.... homophobic parents so I had to hide it.
Aww man, it shouldn't matter whether they were gay or not, it still makes them people. Personally it made me sad to see that because even though I'm straight, I can only imagine what it's like for someone you love to be killed right in front of you. It's so heartbreaking it was based on a true event. :c
Did nobody notice the movie poster in the background of one scene that was ripped to look like the title of the movie IT????
The Lost Boy poster? 🤔
@@Phoenix_rising19 Nope. It was the poster behind adult Richie in the arcade scene
Adult Ben also has a Tortoise statue in his house when he gets the call
Like Stephen King, I also lived in Bangor, Maine (for 11 years). Derry is definitely based on Bangor, right down to the Paul Bunyan statue. The chapter/scene from the book and 2019 movie featuring the hate crime are obviously an almost direct reference to the Charlie Howard murder of the 1980s. But even deeper, King's depiction of Derry as having a reputation for being an extraordinarily violent and hate-filled city, for its size is also (in my opinion) based on Bangor, which has strongly violent and hate-filled overtones. Bangor, for its size is known for being a violent town. Trust me, as I lived there for 11 years and saw it, both blatantly and more subtly.
And of course King is a character in a shop selling.......Needful Things.......^_^
10:30: Question: Is it the Actual Dean Koontz, or just the character's name?
I'd never seen Steven King before, I knew it was him in the bike scene...." your the big author, you can afford it"
Screen rants videos things u missed are like CZs videos 😂😂 or did i miss some thing
One of the creepiest parts in the 2017 film was when Beverley is returning home..and on the television in the background is a teacher telling kids how it's so much fun to play in the sewers ; o )
You know who plays Bill in It Chapter 3 when he's in his 70s? Patrick Stewart 🤣
Haha! I actually think Stephen King should idk why
“You can’t be careful on a skateboard” was said by the kid in the book
In none of these "easter egg" videos does anyone reference the Lost Boys poster!
👌
the video title should be
25 Things You Missed In IT: Chapter 2 since 25 is lucky number for SR.
slaywee there’s the first
Actually if you look close you can see the director was actually looking at tampons when he did his cameo - another reference from the first it movie and book
Joker is beating pennywise in the box office. IT chapter 2 is around 400 million in the box office and joker is around 600 million.
the video title should be
25 Things You Missed In IT: Chapter 2 since 25 is lucky number for SR.
But there is not 25 things
You had to post that twice
@@mynameismyname2907 omg how did i post twice? it must be bugged i only post once lol
Peter Bogdanovich did physically appear in the movie. Not just a mention
You guys missed the Tom and Jerry scene at the asylum...
The turtle was on the paraffin jar that bill used to make Georgie’s boat waterproof
Loved the movie, they did a tremendous job adapting the book and one of the best adaptions I have seen. BUT that being said, I needed more Pennywise, and I needed him to really flex his universal, infinite being, supreme power muscles, forcing the adults to transcend into their darkest secrets and fears in order to overcome him.
First off Adrien melon is not how the book starts!!!
And Bob Grey is another name for It. It comes up often in other books too.
... This is it Chapter 2 we are talking about. That happening in the book is what signals that pennywise is "back" when they are adults. so obviously this would happen in the beginning of chapter 2.
"Here's Johnny" said by Henry Bowers is perfect!
I found something. in a clip in the shining you showed, it said "Fear Clown" on the wall which might be a little Easter egg.
In the scene with the You’ve Got Main Poster, the two tears in the poster spell “IT”. Might not be intentional but I noticed it!
the "You've Got Mail" poster is torn so that the negative space spells IT in the same style as the film's logo. True story.
Why can't anyone get the right pronunciation of "chud." It's even in the damn movie.
Peter Bogdonovich is in the film; he has a brief dialogue with Bill. Dean Koontz isn’t though; the character Koontz is way too young to be played by mid-70s Dean Koontz.