Review of It (2017) by Xuanlin L — 26 Oct 2017

Yes, Warner Bros Pictures made another thriller: IT. let us set aside first what quality of this film would be, this company seems to be quite good at this filed, at least better than other Hollywood corporations, from The Exorcist to The Shining which had been shot in 70s, to The Conjure part 1 to The Conjure part 2, to name a few, on top of which we have some reasons to be confident in this film, and this film achieved, it does scare you, it does not let you down. Most important, you will not be willing to leave your seat while you are incessantly scared out, which to a certain extent make this film stand out from it's counterpart with no doubt. Although some distractions were made at certain point, that is hard to be a con given the general structure of films.

Started around bunches of kids, ended with the same group, none of others except these kids whom were set as the leading role, which is a divertingness for every single one of spectacle, after all we've been seen many those actors who were set in a exhausting world full of vengeance as well as of responsibility, the world form kids that showed us can definitely inject us a dose of adrenaline for the reason that kids are naive and innocent, they can always express their feelings without enveiling them, including trepidation, and that is the crux of It, our emotions can be always affected by these kids, which lead us to it, the clown, who is feed on the untrustworthiness and the fear of human being. We actually do not need to bother ourselves figuring where it came from and why it exits, because that's not the point the film emphasizes on, it just used 'It' to scare us, and to scare us reasonably, which it achieved. The adventure was thrilling and fantastic, and the director successfully grabbles spectacle's mind, he did know when to release the evil and where to put it. Of course, at certain point we are getting bored a little bit for watching some trifles, and it distracted us some, but this is maybe can be considered another selling point of this movie, because you will be scared the shit out of your ass while you are wondering somehow, "It" latches onto that theme, and predominantly suppresses your thought. Thanks to the great performance those kids show us, genuine can be strongly sensed while "It" terrifying us. If I am made to be carping point out some flaws of this film, I would say that it would be much better if some irrelevant scenes can be deducted.

Overall, the director made it, you won't be disappointed if you decide to watch it.