It - Chapter 2's reviews

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Empire

Alex Godfrey

100

A psychologically merciless sequel, everything here is as it should be: deeper, scarier, funnier. Muschietti in particular has stepped up, skilfully guiding us through a rollicking funhouse. It is obscenely entertaining.

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Time Out

Joshua Rothkopf

80

Even as it drifts into narrative indiscipline, you appreciate the movie?s attempt to make sense of a troubled, beclowned present.

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USA Today

Brian Truitt

75

However solid the grown-ups are, the youngsters together ? whether in the first film or the sequel ? make ?It? shine.

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Variety

Peter Debruge

70

It: Chapter Two is much longer than it needs to be, but it builds to something significant ? and a lot of that filler feels justifiable in terms of how audiences? consumption patterns are changing.

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The Wrap

Dan Callahan

70

It Chapter Two is a much grander project than the first film.

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The Playlist

Griffin Schiller

67

Despite some misplaced comedy, a few questionable creative decisions, and tonal inconsistencies, It: Chapter Two brings it all home with a remarkable third act that provides one of the most relatable, moving, and emotionally satisfying conclusions.

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Indiewire

Kate Erbland

58

It?s a whole lot less scary or fun the second time around. A meandering script and played-out scares keep it from rising to the top.

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Entertainment Weekly

Leah Greenblatt

58

The main problem with Chapter Two is that it goes on, and on, for so very long. If brevity is not necessarily the soul of a good scare, it would certainly serve a story that sends in the clowns, and then lets them just stay there ? leering and lurking and chewing.

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The Hollywood Reporter

John DeFore

50

Though Muschietti occasionally finds lovely filmic ways to transition from one to the next, the stories don't get to resonate with each other in a meaningful or emotional way ? as they might in a series of well crafted hour-long episodes.

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The Guardian

Peter Bradshaw

40

Like the first film, it becomes a virtual non-narrative anthology of standard jump-scares that could be reshuffled and shown in any order. The second time around, your tolerance for this is tested to destruction and beyond because, unlike the first movie, it is just so pointlessly long.

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