It's time

In the summer of 1988, seven children known as the Losers' Club are terrorized by Pennywise, a malevolent clown who manipulates children's deepest fears. After a string of mysterious deaths and disappearances plague their hometown of Derry, Maine, the Losers' Club bands together to confront the ancient, evil entity. They must overcome their personal traumas and collective fear to battle the creature before it consumes their town entirely.

Andy Muschietti's 'It' was a critical and commercial success, praised for its chilling atmosphere, strong performances from its young cast, and effective scares. While some critics noted a departure in tone from the original miniseries, the film was largely lauded for its faithfulness to Stephen King's novel and its blend of horror and coming-of-age themes.

• The film is a frightening and thrilling adaptation that captures the spirit of Stephen King's novel.

• The young cast delivers standout performances, grounding the horror with genuine emotion.

• Pennywise is a terrifying antagonist, brought to life with a chilling performance by Bill Skarsgård.

Google audience: Audiences praised the film's effective scares, strong acting from the young ensemble, and its ability to balance horror with heartfelt coming-of-age drama. Many found Pennywise to be a truly terrifying villain, and appreciated the faithful adaptation of the source material.

Nominated for multiple awards including MTV Movie & TV Awards, People's Choice Awards, and Saturn Awards.

The iconic scene where Georgie's boat is washed away was reportedly filmed over 30 times due to rain and water issues, with the final shot using a combination of practical effects and CGI.