Much Better Then The Original

Rating: 8/10 (14 November 2017)

When i first saw the adds to this film i thought that i saw it's name before, and then i realised that i saw it in a bookshop at the stephen king section, so i said to myself i had to watch it because of stephen's great works such as : Carrie, Misery and the Green Mile, and a lot of both great books and a successful film adaption.
I really wanted from the beginning to watch this film, but since there was an earlier version i decided to watch it first in order to understand this one more to make a fair comparison between both of them and the result was like everybody who saw them which is that this version was much away better( but we can only compare it to the first part and we had to wait to the sequel to make the full comparison).
Anyway the old one was very good at the first half, but in some points it goes down by flashback story (by repeating the flashback for every character it made it kind of boring not to mention the bad performance from the adult actors. but in this version we saw it in one story line without the flash back which was away better.
Another thing that was great in this movie is the scary scene i really didn't saw these kind of brilliant shots for long time. As for the evil character i think that both Tim Curry and Bill Skarsgård were at their best, but felt a little sad for Curry because his scene were so little comparing it to skarsgard.
The final part of this compression was the kids which was better in the 90s version than this one ( i think this was the one thing that made me unable to put 10 out of 10 to this movie).don't get me wrong kids here were good,but not great as the old one i mean who could compete The performance of the late Jonathan Brandis, another thing was that there was a lack in the relation between the kids and their parent except only two characters and that confused me a lot because the time of the film wasn't short so they could developed a better one.
Nevertheless this film is one of the best films of 2017 that no one should miss.