There were two episodes of It: welcome to deryand PennyWife takes her sweet time making her entrance as painful as possible.
Since marketing is all there is to ensure you see Bill Skarsgård is back, we’re excited to see how Franchise Director Mischietti plans his small screen appearance as Pennywise the Clown played.
In a recent IO9 interview with the minds behind the show, who brought up Stephen King It Universal, Jason Fuchs (writer, producer, and co-showrunner) shared that “they want to understand why a towel with unlimited forms cannot replace the pennywife.” He also said that fans can expect to get “really satisfying answers to some of those things in terms of the nature of the show. But the answers themselves raise new mysteries and new questions.” Since they’re given free reign by the king himself to do whatever they want, we’re anxious to see how the new Horror Legend entry fares.
So far we have so many questions! The first couple episodes play with reality and expectations of how it’s taken, playing tricks on the minds of the listener and its young characters. It starts with that gnarly birthing moment where the jemen bat baby comes out to eat the children of Derry, starting with matty cleartement. This grotesque incarnation makes us wonder if it just wakes up from its basic slumber in the most amazing way or if it is reborn every time and soon finds itself in a larger form these more children.
At the end of the episode, it appears in an eagle-sized creature that takes out half of the children. This is not the case Stranger Things; At least we get the idea that no one is safe. Everyone in Dry has a fair share of darkness and trauma in their own game. And that point is made well as we meet new characters.
In the second episode, the surviving girls, Lilly (Clara Stack) and Ronnie (Amnanda Christian), talk about themselves taking the forms of their dead parents. Not as a clown, but instead giving Ronnie a major rebirth rebirth is a demonic version of his mother, who died at birth. Similarly, Lilly confronts her father about her condition, taking pieces of her from the containers to bind him to scare him. But again, it raises many ideas about how it decides to grow. Was it really a demon mother or a dead, dead father? Or could this mere speculation be misleading? They both disappeared at once; We depend on more understanding than Corp Compleous chooses to take.
Why the business chooses to pull on its Clown Garb for now is that it’s aggressively marketing itself with the signature PennyWife look. If we think back IT: chapter two, You may remember that there is a scene in the meeting where Beverly PennyWine finds and looks like a man who puts drawings of clow in twisted “Get ready even we use their lines on their faces.
The trailers tease that a circus or carnival of traditional origin is coming, with glimpses of Skarsgård in his Creepy Man form without makeup, as we’ve seen in the movies. Hopefully in this Sunday’s episode, we will find out more about its origins; The business has met with the indigenous people around Derry in the past, who have become more aware of its existence as an ancient person or being a foreigner or alien. Maybe it’s taken over by the body – snatched up by the carnie after the destruction of the previous host. Because otherwise, why It Go through the face masking process? It can’t just be funnzies, right? If he can just morph into anything, why go through the effort of putting his dangling face into fashion? It sounds like there is something about having a main form like CorporCleal Host to Udleas that scares. We can’t wait to find out more and see skarsgård return.
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