The final new trailer for It Chapter 2 is here, and it`s full of new footage from the film. The big takeaway: While 27 years have gone by since the Losers Club challenged the demonic clown in the sewers beneath Derry, they couldn`t stop its murderous reign over the town. We always knew the adult versions of the kids from It would have to return to their hometown for a final showdown, but the trailer gives a sense of just how powerful Pennywise still is--and how many people he`ll claim before the end.We`ve combed through the trailer to see what hints we can glean about It Chapter 2, including which scenes it`s adapting from the books, and which are new to the film. New Line`s Scarediego panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 also provided some tidbits of information and context about a few of the scenes featured in the trailer. Check out the photos below for everything you need to know about the final It Chapter 2 trailer ahead of the movie`s release on September 6. The trailer starts with the adult version of Mike (Isaiah Mustafa) in Derry, talking to the Losers. In the book, once the kids leave the town, they start to lose their memories of the place and what happened there--all but Mike, who stayed behind in Derry to serve as a metaphorical `lighthouse keeper.` He`s intent on making sure that if Pennywise ever resurfaced, he would be ready to recall the Losers to deal with the killer clown once and for all. Missing kids and unexplained murders and disappearances have always plagued Derry as part of Pennywise`s influence. As they start to increase, Mike starts to fear the worst. Mike`s right: Pennywise is definitely back. One of the first scenes in the trailer is also one adapted directly from Stephen King`s novel. In it, a gay man named Adrian Mellon is attacked by three homophobic teens in Derry and thrown into its canal, where Pennywise finds him. The murder is one of the events that Mike discovers to make him believe the clown has returned. Summo ...
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