First 'IT' Reactions Have Been Posted Online
11/08/2017 03:22 pm EST
Internet Reacts to Bill Skarsgård's Performance
Tim Curry set the standard for his performance as Pennywise. The image of him as the creepy clown haunted people for decades to follow, until now.
It audiences have been introduced to a new version of the clown played by Skarsgård, and people are impressed.
King has previously said that he "didn't want to go the road of Tim Curry" with the new film. He said Skarsgård had the balance of childish and sweet demeanor, but was also able to show that something was very off with the character.
Based on Twitter's reaction, viewers of the film agree with King's decision.
"Bill Skarsgard is darkly funny, hypnotically scary, and has created the definitive on-screen Pennywise," one viewer wrote.
Another tweet read, "Bill Skarsgard is putting in a performance that is going to turn him into the Freddy Krueger of a new generation."
While one wrote, "Skarsgard nails Pennywise."
Positive Reviews of 'It'
The overall consensus from early viewers is that the film lived up to the hype. It was "loud, scary, funny" and "has heart."
Viewers also have been commenting on the group of Losers and their incredible performance. "The dynamic between the kids is astounding. They are fully formed characters with real pathos. You will love them," one person wrote.
One Twitter user even said she "didn't want it to end."
'It' Brings Classic Horror
Regardless of the positive reviews, many made sure to note that the film brings the horror in every possible way.
It appears It fans will be pleased when the film officially hits theaters on Sept. 8.
If "they didn't hold back," gives you any indication for the level of horror, be prepared.
Photo Credit: Warner Bros / Brooke Palmer
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