Stephen King's horror movie "IT" has become a major box office success. The movie is going on to become the highest-grossing horror movie of all time. Over three months after its release, the film is close to earning $700 worldwide. The new adaptation of the Stephen King story has shattered all expectations. The week of release it was predicted to earn roughly $50 million, only to go on and earn $120 million domestically in its opening weekend. The original King novel is over 1,100 pages. It tells the story of a monstrous entity that plagues the small town of Derry, ME. Initially, a group of kids bands together, dubbing themselves "The Losers' Club," to vanquish "It" once and for all. The group reunites 27 years later when they realize their efforts didn't have a lasting impact on the monster, forcing the Losers' Club to dredge up painful memories from their past.
11-12-2017 - Vidéo