A Movie That Deals With the Fears of its Protagonists

Rating: 8/10 (10 March 2020)

According to the first part, this one shows how things from youth or childhood can influence grown ups lifes. It's the second part of the 'It'-remake, which tells the story to end. The youth group of people raised outside Derry and re-untites by a call of Mike Hanlon, the black librarian, who never left Derry like the others. In a time the group is united and now strikes against Pennywise, the clown of their childhood, which stands as a metaphor of the pure evil. They got to push it to the limit for avoiding to fail in a fight of the pure evil.
In the old movie, they didn't have the methods to show the evilness of Pennywise, even though Tim Curry did very well. In this part they used all visual methods to show up how bad Pennywise and his "army of bad beigs" really is. The frachise is took to modern times. It shows themes, which would be unpopular in the 1980s or 90s and also feels fresh. I do like it, it's a recommendation for fans of Stephen King, but also for other horror movie fans.