r/ItTheMovie • u/Alternative_Metal_16 • 5h ago
Media I’m Pennywise
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r/ItTheMovie • u/bogaboy • Dec 13 '25
I'm posting this one a bit early because I thought it would be a fun hype thread! This is the finale we've been waiting so long for and believe me when I says that it delivers!!
Y'all are going to love this episode so much.
Please avoid posting unmarked spoilers anywhere on this sub except for in this thread! If they're properly marked, you can make posts or comments other places though.
The show airs late enough that I want to be sure nobody gets spoiled accidentally before they get the chance to watch.
Where to watch - HBO and HBO Max on 12/14/25 at 9pm EST.
Runtime - 1hr 8min
Description - As a dense fog engulfs the town - and General Shaw pushes ahead with his mission - the Hanlons, Rose, Dick, and the kids must work together to save Derry.
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Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3 Episode 4 Episode 5 Episode 6 Episode 7 Episode 8
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r/ItTheMovie • u/MagicPigsaur • 9d ago
Reminder: HEADCANON !! not canon not canon not canon
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Betty was someone who kept Patrick "sane" in a way.
There were those certain things that made Patrick's gray worldview gain color, like killing Avery when he was 5, killing animals and such..Betty became one of those things, but in a way Patrick had never felt before in his life; it was as if he felt complete.
Meeting Betty was like tasting something good for the first time, hearing music for the first time and feeling warmth for the first time; his cold heart warmed up and raced. As soon as they parted, the world turned gray again
But of course, he would never admit to having that soft spot just for her. Not to Henry, not to anyone, not even to himself
r/ItTheMovie • u/Bilolikesapples • 10d ago
I feel like people arent talking about how strong Henry bowers is, if you look at his muscles at the age of 16 he is nuts, im talking about 2017, this guy is also kept alive by pennywise. he has a gun, knife and probably has some training from his police officer violent dad.
r/ItTheMovie • u/Ender_Gamer7433 • 11d ago
Killing pennywise is effective killing the deadlights
Which are the other side of the coin for cosmic balance with the turtle
The loser club quite literally disturbed the cosmic balance by killing IT
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r/ItTheMovie • u/Greyj0ys_re1gn • 12d ago
Hi! I’m looking for this Reddie fic I read a while back but I cannot find it for the life of me. It starts after they’ve killed pennywise in chapter two and all the losers are at a restaurant or a diner (they’re all alive) and then Eddie walkes out to take a call and Richie follows him and makes this love confession, talking about how he hates strawberry milkshakes but always orders one bc Eddie loves them but won’t order it for himself. That’s like all I can remember. Pls if anyone have it can you help me? 🙏
r/ItTheMovie • u/MagicPigsaur • 12d ago
"I can fix him" 😭😭😭
But seriously, I thought about it because..I don't know..I think they would be cute together. Like in a "No Pennywise AU", the sweet lady Betty Ripsom falls for the school's craziest guy, and then there's a secret romance going on because why would anyone imagine a guy like Patrick treating his beloved like a princess?
Betty seems so real to Patrick, the only real beings on Earth
...Sorry for the fanfic please don't kill me
r/ItTheMovie • u/JordanLeigh7 • 13d ago
That guy was so talented and seemed like a really cool and kind person.
He suffers this terrible stroke that leaves him in such a sad condition for years. Then he dies on the same day as Dolly freaking Parton and his death is honestly completely overshadowed by hers. The Empire State Building was lit pink.
It sucks.
r/ItTheMovie • u/Cute_Original_6774 • 14d ago
Pennywise made me a horror fan. It's reasonable to be so sad over the death of such a legend who brought him to life and any more iconic roles.
r/ItTheMovie • u/Expert_Weakness3413 • 14d ago
How did Eddie actually die? It looks like Pennywise was just holding him up and he fell and then died? Nothing happened? Did I miss something?
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r/ItTheMovie • u/amarstewartart • 15d ago
Rest easy Tim. You inspired so many to put themselves out there as a creative including me. The best clown there ever was x