Stephen King's It
1990 · IMDB 6.8 · 145,372 VOTES · DIR. Tommy Lee Wallace
Overview
Things are not right in the small American town of Derry: half a dozen children have been murdered or are untraceable. “It” – evil – is once again playing its bloody game in the form of the clown Pennywise, just like it did thirty years ago. Seven teenage friends, known as the “Losers Club” and all of them ridiculed outsiders, were only able to defeat him because they remembered their common strength and used supernatural powers. Only one of them remained in Derry: librarian Mike Hanlon. He brings the group back together to fulfill an old vow. Deep down in the sewer labyrinth, the men once again face their fear of horror personified.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,813 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:01:30 [THUNDER ROLLS]
00:07:39 [BEETHOVEN'S FÜR ELISE PLAYS]
00:14:50 Because I forgot. Because I forgot.
00:21:34 ...so long, Ben Hanscom. I'm Beverly Marsh.
00:26:51 Your hair is winter fire January embers
00:33:19 You've forgotten your manners, little girl.
00:39:08 - See you later, alligator. - After a while, crocodile.
00:46:51 I wish this summer would never end. It's the best summer of my life.
00:53:51 - How about you? - A painter. I've been learning to draw.
01:00:29 The nigger here lives down the street from me and my dad.
01:07:28 - I didn't want to! - But you did!
01:14:20 ...keep myself physically strong...
01:25:32 Be afraid!
01:33:58 I had a feeling all afternoon. I could tell when we each hit town.
01:41:48 Nice to see you again.
01:49:15 They float.
01:55:56 Big white guy, red nose...
02:01:27 It's all right. If he wants to go, he goes.
02:08:25 The day that we went into the sewer, Stan saw It.
02:15:47 Take it easy, pal.
02:21:24 - And you went out? - I went out for track.
02:30:28 My heart burns there too
02:38:04 What the hell are you gonna do now?
02:47:21 You see, I could never sleep with somebody that I didn't love...