It (2017)/Transcript

== Transcript ==
[It is a rainy day in Derry, Maine. In his bedroom, Bill Denbrough is pulling pages from his notebook to make a paper sailboat for his little brother, Georgie. Georgie draws a smiley face on the window. He looks outside at the rain.] 
Georgie: Sure I won't get in trouble, Bill? 
Bill: Don't be a wuss. I'd come with you if I weren't [coughs] dying. 
Georgie: You're not dying.
Bill: You didn't see the v-vomit coming out of my nose this morning? 
Georgie: That's disgusting.
Bill: Now g-g-go on, get the wax.
Georgie:  In the cellar?
Bill: You want it to float don’t you?
Georgie: Fine.
[October 1988]
[George hurries downstairs. He catches a glimpse of their mother, Sharon Denbrough in the parlor playing piano, an earthy beauty transported to another world while she plays.]
[George's stomach sinks as he comes face to face with the cellar door -- the only thing between George and the monster in the basement of his imagination -- it.]
[Georgie flings the cellar door open.]
Bill: (over walkie-talkie) Georgie. Hurry up.
[Georgie ventures his arm into the Dark void. He gropes around and finds the light switch. Nothing. Georgie snatches his arm back.]
Georgie: (whispering) Okay. I'm brave.
[He steels himself and plunges into the void.]
[Georgie scrambles down four steps to the cellar shelf and starts looking for the wax.]
Georgie: Where's the wax?
[Georgie eventually finds the wax.]
Georgie: There's the wax. Yes. 
[Georgie grabs the wax and looks at a statue with a face. He looks to the side and sees two eyes staring back at him. Georgie quickly grabs a flashlight and turns it on revealing two light bulbs suddenly Georgie gets startled by a crash.]
Georgie: What was that? What's that?
[Georgie starts running up the stairs.]
Georgie: Oh, jeez.
[In Bill's room. Georgie has his arm over Bill's shoulder watching him put the wax on the paper boat.]
Bill: All right. There you go. She’s all ready, Captain.
Georgie: She?
Bill: You always call boats "she".
Georgie: "She". Thanks, Billy.
[Georgie hugs Bill. Bill tickles Georgie making him laugh.]
Georgie: See you later. Bye.
[Georgie leaves Bill's room with the boat. Bill stands up to look out his bedroom window at Georgie who spots him and waves.]
Bill: Be careful.
[Georgie puts the boat in the water, and it starts sailing. Georgie runs after the boat. Georgie ducks under a sign but he didn't duck for the second one until he hits his head and falls on his back. The boat continues sailing and Georgie gets up and follows it. Georgie ends up on Jackson and Witcham street where he sees his boat heading for the storm drain.]
Georgie: No! 
[The boat falls into the storm drain.]
Georgie: No! Oh, Bill's gonna kill me.
[As he attempts to retrieve it, Georgie sees a clown in the sewer.]
Pennywise: Hiya, Georgie. What a nice boat. Do you want it back?
Georgie: Um, yes, please.
Pennywise: You look like a nice boy. I bet you have a lot of friends.
Georgie: Three, but my brother's my best best.
Pennywise: Where is he?
Georgie: In bed. Sick.
Pennywise: I bet I can cheer him up. I'll give him a balloon. Do you want a balloon too, Georgie?
Georgie: I'm not supposed to take stuff from strangers.
Pennywise: Oh...Well, I'm Pennywise the Dancing Clown. "Pennywise?" "Yes." "Meet Georgie. Georgie, meet Pennywise."
[Georgie chuckles.]
Pennywise: Now we aren't strangers, are we?
[A woman opens the front door to her house and sees Georgie on his knees in front of the storm drain. The woman starts heading back inside.]
Georgie: What are you doing in the sewer?
Pennywise: A storm blew me away. Blew the whole circus away. [chuckles] Can you smell the circus, Georgie? There's peanuts, cotton candy, hot dogs, and...
Georgie: Popcorn?
Pennywise: Popcorn! [chuckles] Is that your favorite?
Georgie: Uh-huh.
Pennywise: Mine, too. [laughs] Because they pop. Pop, pop, pop.
[Georgie giggles.]
Pennywise: Pop, pop, pop.
Georgie: Pop.
[Georgie and Pennywise laughs. Pennywise stops laughing and growls.]
Georgie: [whimpers] I should get going now.
Pennywise: Oh. Without your boat?
[Pennywise holds up the boat.]
Pennywise: You don't wanna lose it, Georgie. Bill's gonna kill you. Here. Take it. Take it, Georgie.
[Georgie then reaches out to grab the boat, but Pennywise bites his arm off.]
Georgie: Help!
[Georgie starts crawling away from the storm drain. But Pennywise grabs his leg and pulls him into the storm drain.]
Georgie: Billy! [echoes]
[A shot of a storm drain is shown as the film's title appears; followed by the words June 1989.]
[Cut to a farm on the edge of town; a herd of sheep are in the barn; a farm worker pushes one of them forward; Mike Hanlon points a bolt gun at it; his grandfather, Leroy Hanlon, is pressuring him to slaughter the sheep.]
Leroy: Pull it, Mike. Go on now, pull it. [Mike is reluctant; his grandfather takes the gun and shoots the sheep, then throws the used-up bolt in a bucket, then hands the gun to his aide] Here, reload it. You need to start taking more responsibility around here, Mike. Your dad was younger than you when he took--
Mike: I'm not my dad, okay?
Leroy: [somewhat understanding] Yeah. Look at me, son. Look at me! There are two places you can be in this world. You can be out here like us or you can be in there, like them. You waste time hemming and hawing, and someone else is gonna make that choice for you. Except you won't know it, until you feel that bolt between your eyes. [He walks away; his aide raises the gate so another sheep can be slaughtered]
[At school, Bill and his friends, Eddie Kaspbrak and Richie Tozier, walk out of a classroom.]
Eddie: So, there's this church full of Jews, right? And Stan has to take this super Jewy test.
Bill: But how's it work? 
Eddie: They slice the tip of his dick off. 
Richie: But then Stan will have nothing left!
[Behind them, Stanley Uris walks out of a classroom and runs up to the boys.]
Eddie: That's true. 
Stanley: [running up to them] Wait up, you guys!
Bill: Hey, Stan, what happens at the Bar Mitzvah, anyways? Ed says they slice the tip of your d-dick off. 
Richie: Yeah, and I think the rabbi's gonna pull down your pants, turn to the crowd and say "Where's the beef?" [the four of them laugh]
Stanley: At the Bar Mitzvah, I read from the Torah, and then I make a speech and suddenly, I become a man.
Richie: I could think of funner ways to become a man.
Stanley: "More fun" you mean.
Richie: Oh, shit. [The boys go past Henry Bowers and his minions: Reginald "Belch" Huggins, Vic Criss, and Patrick Hockstetter; Henry stands there with his arms folded, Belch and Patrick smile malevolently at them, and Vic merely gives them a threatening stare] Think they'll sign my yearbook? "Dear Richie, sorry for taking a hot, steaming dump in your backpack last March. Have a good summer."
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