Bill Denbrough
Now a successful writer. Mike’s call draws him back to Derry, where memories of Georgie begin returning.
Meet the adult Losers. Recover the memories. Keep the ending hidden.
Derry, Maine, 2016. Twenty-seven years after the Losers Club fought Pennywise, a new attack tells Mike that the creature has returned. He calls his childhood friends home to keep the promise they made before leaving Derry.
Now a successful writer. Mike’s call draws him back to Derry, where memories of Georgie begin returning.
Now a fashion designer. She has built a life away from Derry, but has not escaped the pattern of abuse she knew as a child.
Now a stand-up comedian. He still uses jokes to control a room and hide when he is frightened.
Now a risk assessor. He remains anxious about danger and illness, much as he was when he was young.
Now a successful architect. He has changed greatly on the outside, but still carries powerful memories of Beverly.
The only Loser who stayed in Derry. He has spent 27 years watching for signs that Pennywise has returned.
Now an accountant with a carefully ordered life. Mike’s call forces him to remember what the group faced.
The shape-shifting creature the Losers fought as children. Its 27-year cycle has begun again.
A visitor at Derry’s carnival whose violent encounter at the canal alerts Mike that the danger has returned.
A boy who now lives in Bill’s childhood home and hears unsettling voices coming from the drains.
Choose only a scene you have completed. If you are unsure, wait until you finish watching.
Remember Mike has called the Losers back to finish what they began. Their missing childhood memories return as they spend time in Derry.
This section contains major spoilers, including the ending.
Content note: This film contains strong gory violence, sustained horror, child and adult death, suicide, a homophobic assault, discrimination, domestic abuse, disturbing images and strong language.
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