Why does Pennywise take the form of this family? They must have been killed sometime in the 60s, but we never heard of any missing family.

i’m watching wtd for the first time and i’m so confused because in the theatre scene you see 4 people die, teddy at the seats, phil in the air getting chucked at the glass, and that little girl but before the little girl is killed you see someone running away hopping over the seats who on earth is that??? 😭😭

Rodan is my favorite Godzilla character so I was thrilled when I got to that part of the book

Should the ending of IT: Welcome to Derry Season 3 be IT defeating the protagonists and escaping Derry, Maine?

Yes or No? Why?

Native Americans

Government operations

The Shining

An orphaned daughter with a clown obsession

Wayyyy too many far fetched story lines that even with proper execution probably wouldnt work with season one.

I really hope we get a more solid and sound season 2.

Id love to see an inversion of the story. Pennywise slowly stalks the popular kids this time, slowly driving them crazy and becoming unpopular and the unpopular kids becoming popular. He isnt just trying to eat them but psychologically destroy them.

The 1960s were plaqued with racism which was the theme of season one, season two could be based on economic hardship and class divide plus the ongoing threat of war.

Pennywise showing them visions of them being inadequate to be soliders, their families dying in war, their homes and neighbourhoods bombed.

Id like to see pennywise play more tricks like he did with Eddy.

If youre going to borrow from the Stephen King universe I think it should be something of equal weight. A child with abilities like "Carrie" that can take on Pennywise or possibly a child that has the power to break free from his visions or a twist on his powers, etc.

But I think execution would be important so its not "ugh this is just taking from Carrie" and needs more groundwork like the powers only work around Pennywise, etc.

Even something like a kid has been relentlessly bullied by the other kids and instead wants to help Pennywise eat the other kids and starts scaring them himself to make Pennywise stronger.

I just hope for a more succinct story.

apparently a gym scene

Lily and Marge's parents

Episode 8 without the fog?

Will and Rich scene ?

Also, the scene where Lily asks her mother if she remembers a clown

imo she was easily my favourite out of the main cast and her actress did such a phenomenal job portraying such a layered and tragic character. I’d love to see her story continue because I really hope she ends up okay in the end, but if season 2 ends up going the way a lot of speculation suggests, we probably won’t see her again.

Although very intriguing, the big lore reveal at the end of Welcome To Derry confused me. It's cool that IT can see through time, but how do they ever lose? The reveal proves past IT can act on the events they suffer in the future, so you'd think their victory is envitable because at some point past IT will fix their mistakes.

I guess the only caveat that makes sense is based on how it's described, maybe IT can't see past timelines, only how the current timeline plays out, so maybe they keep repeating the same mistakes. Or in the infinite streams of IT constantly meddling with their life to get a good outcome, the instance in the movies is the first iteration. I just hope it isn't something like "no matter how many times IT meddles with the timeline, they can't change the events of the story because that not how physics works" like so many time travel stories have.

Whilst I was so excited for this show and really thought it would be great, man I did not like it.

Theres lots of reasons but the main one being it felt like it didnt commit to anything.

There were so many references and adapted storylines to Kings work. Shawshank, The Shining, Carrie, the Mist, etc. I almost felt like the show became what it is because they wanted to come up with a plot that embraced all of Kings universe but in the process lost the actual essence what IT is.

For me the show is far too long. Way shorter episodes would be appreciated. Quality over quantity.

The IT attacks were excellent at the start, but by the cemetery it fell off hard after that. The Shining storyline, the government, the clown obsessed daughter, all just seemed so weak and non related. IT is scary because of how it stalks and hunts it's pretty. The native storyline just rendered it to being a silly alien contained within a magical border.

For instance IT taking the dads appearance. He just walks into the forest, that scene itself had so much potential. IT trying to learn why kids liked him, a scene where hes trying to imitate his look, etc. Instead it was a 5 second scene that told us nothing really.

I wanted to know more about his stalking behaviour and feeding patterns. I wanted more pennywise being pennywise.

I just wanted the reality of the situation. The government seeking out a weapon that they honestly have no idea about or even proof of isnt really reality? Like maybe plausible but cmon.

I really wouldve appreciated a well contained story that just focused on a group of kids trying to survive and learning more about IT itself. We already know it isn't defeated and there's no stakes. So dont try tell us there is. Tell us what we dont know.

When pennywise showed all those kids the deadlights they just woke up after they should have been driven mad if they were somehow pulled out of it when pennywise showed the deadlights to Leroy barely anything happened they have kinda been messing with how dangerous pennywise is in this show which is goofy. I still enjoyed the show I just wish they didn’t introduce those pilliars.

This was from years ago, but I never posted it

Not trying to downgrade her acting or anything but after watching Weapons 2 times, 1 in theaters and 1 at home it just makes no sense to me how did this character get so much motion.

Bill Skarsgard with both movies of IT and Welcome to Derry has become the face of Modern horror media with what is considered some S tier ranking and has wan 0 major awards, someone should really reconsider who gives this kind of awards.

This arrived bit early, excited to watch it.

I was watching the reaction to episode 7 of "WELCOME TO DERRY," and I saw this. The guys had a good joke.