• Horror
• Thriller

It Chapter Two 2019

Set 27 years after the first film, the Losers’ Club have grown apart, pursuing individual lives. When a new wave of disappearances plagues Derry, Maine, Mike Hanlon summons the group back. They must confront Pennywise—back and more powerful than before—and face their childhood traumas to end his reign of terror once and for all.💰 Box Office & Financials — Domestic gross (USA & Canada): $211.6 million— International gross: $261.5 million— Worldwide total: $473.1 million — making it one of the highest‑grossing horror films ever (#6 globally) . — Opening weekend: $91 million, second‑best for both a horror film and a September release. It broke advance ticket sales records for a horror sequel.. Despite lower returns than its predecessor, its net profit was estimated at around $169 million.⭐ Critics Based on reviews: Rotten Tomatoes: 62% critics / 78% audience score .Metacritic: ~60 overall (from assorted media). Common Praise: Strong performances—especially by Skarsgård and Hader Ambitious visual effects and horror set pieces Nostalgic chemistry in adult Losers’ Club interplay.Criticisms: Nearly 3-hour runtime felt bloated Tonal inconsistencies: jumps between horror and humor diluted scares Many reviewers noted a less emotionally impactful experience compared to the first film.On social media (reddits):“The first one set the tone … this sequel … just wasn’t scary.”“The CG was a mess… too much humor … not a horror movie at all.”“Complete and utter mess storytelling‑wise and tonally.”📌 Comparison with It (2017) The original It (2017) achieved: $328.8 million domestic, $701.8 million worldwide, on a $35–40 million budget. A $123.4 million opening weekend in the U.S.—a record at the time✅ Conclusion It: Chapter Two offers an epic, gore-heavy conclusion to Stephen King’s story with high production value and standout performances. While it may not hit the emotional or horror heights of its predecessor, it delivers a spectacle-filled finale for fans. If you're a horror genre fan who appreciates visual intensity and character-driven arcs, the film has much to offer—but be prepared for its length and tonal shifts. Read More

• 2019
• 2 h : 49 min
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• CBFC: A