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Rating: 2/10 (10 September 2019)

The direction is heavily off target, and mostly the script also is. There's too much exposition, the plot is constanly forced, many scenes are rushed so that they never build a true atmosphere.
There's an awfully amateurish use of music, with scary sounds inserted in every wanna-be thrilling moment, but in this way you're warned every time and you don't get scared. Also, many scenes have an "adventure" soundtrack that really doesn't fit anything. I don't know about this Muschietti, but he seems very millennial.
The story is a collage of scenes with no climax. Also, there's no real plot: as I suspected, the present day story told independently from the childhood setting is not enough for a movie.
Pennywise is non-scary, as he was in the first chapter. He's just obnoxious, but not scary or evil.
The squirming monsters are silly as usual.
McAvoy and Chastain are totally wasted.
The ending is unsatisfying.
This movie is a huge disaster, and it's 60 minutes longer than it should.
Ps: "Be who you want to be" while Ritchie carves his name along Eddie's name... fed up with this repulsive, omnipresent, passive propaganda.