The Entire It Story Finally Explained

The novel It is one of Stephen King’s longest and most famous stories. Plenty of kids are scared of clowns, so it’s understandable that America’s favorite horror author would want to capitalize on this. The doorstopper novel has been adapted twice—once as a two-part TV movie and more recently as a two-part movie series.

The films take some liberties with the source material, and some details are downplayed, so if you had trouble understanding the whole timeline of Pennywise’s relationship with the town of Derry, we’ve got you covered. Let’s take a look at the explanation of the entire story of It.

#IT #Pennywise #StephenKing

In the beginning | 0:00
You'll float, too | 1:10
Meet the Losers | 2:09
Love triangle | 3:07
A bad place to grow up | 4:01
Pennywise the Dancing Clown | 4:50
Losers to the rescue | 5:52
Blood oath | 6:42
27 years later | 7:27
Richie's secret | 8:29
Henry's muted role | 9:23
The Ritual of Chüd | 10:02
The final battle | 10:55

[GrungeHQ]

What is your favorite Stephen King movie?

[stormyprawn]

Georgie: what are you doing in the sewers?
Pennywise: A storm blew me away, blew the whole circus away
Georgie: *huh, seems legit*

[lopiklop]

"suddenly remembers her feelings for ben" after he got money

[unicornaesthetic]

The astriod must of been what wiped out the dinosaurs billion of years ago

[icyfireplayz]

Pennywise: do you want your paper boat back

Georgie: nahh i can make another one cause it's for you

"Pennywise" reads the letter on the boat it says stop abusing children it's a law

[malllllkaii]

Grunge: The whole story of IT, There was book about it 😱😱

[FloridaMan]

The turtle is Pangea as told in Native American history/folk lore, it's very interesting if you decide to dig deeper....

[joseherrerias]

I think the damsel in distress is a better option, to foment the union of the Losers group, than the book's alternative that anybody speaks of... Lol

[ChatterBoxBran]

when you realize pennywise died in deadpool 2

[kenzhampton]

I’ve never seen the movie IT before (the newer ones), but at 0:52 .. when the lady is looking at IT, the figure that appears behind her then goes away behind the wall scared the crap out of me.

[eddeewhat]

I read that book years ago when it first came out. It was so good I read it in less than a week. It was also quite disturbing so much so when the movie was released there was no way I’d see it. This video was all I needed to see. Well done.

[Ayso]

I wish they tried to give Penny Wise a burger or something lmao.

[Deephouse_Gent]

No scuba-diving, amphibious, balloon-loving clowns with big foreheads were harmed during the making of this film.

[reapedspartan]

I think you're stretching it a bit with the Ritchie loving Eddie part

[karencapko]

He doesn’t feed off kids he feeds off their fear

[huhuplert]

Wasn’t it already explained if u payed attention to the movies?

[lsjansen]

Sounds like the book and the TV movie are the better choices. Love the book to be honest. Might be time to reread it ...

[LadyCoyKoi]

That explains why I like turtles and tortoises. They are symbols of long life and prosperity in many cultures, including wisdom and patience. Must have if you face crossroads and misfortunes all of the time.

[batadumdumdum]

*me sees the thumbnail & title*

*brain:wtf don't click that fuckkk*


*me:get out of my head bitch i wanna click it wtf are u scared?!*


*brain:tf pennywiseee*


*me:bitch tf, get outtt!!*


*brain get out of my head*


*me dies*

[thedkboyz]

1:20 hate when my Bill gets lost down the stormdrain smh