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Question about Stephen King’s It films (2017 and 2019 versions)

In one of these films, a member of the loser’s club grew up to become a standup comedian and makes a joke onstage about beating off to his wife’s friends pics on ********.

Was this the first one in 2017, or the sequel in 2019?
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Originally Posted By sennas⏩
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Wasn't their a gang rape thing in the book or something? How come they didn't stay true to story?
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG⏩
Wasn't their a gang rape thing in the book or something? How come they didn't stay true to story?
There was a fair bit of stuff left out of the movies - stuff like Patrick Hocksetter which was a good thing, a lot of Henry Bowers and yes there was a scene where all the kids have sex. In the book it was a thing to bring them all out of a fugue state because they were lost and it made sense. Would never get put on the screen today.
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG⏩
Wasn't their a gang rape thing in the book or something? How come they didn't stay true to story?
I read the book in jail, the losers had sex with Beverly in a sewer because they had to purge something, I don’t recall the exact reason. She wasn’t raped, she gave up the poon voluntarily
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG⏩
Wasn't their a gang rape thing in the book or something? How come they didn't stay true to story?
It wasn't a gang rape, but a gang bang.

Beverly took everyone's dink in her willingly to bond, boost morale, and reignite the group's will in order to vanquish Pennywise. I haven't read the book in years, but that was the reason from what I remember. I have to re-read it again.

When imdb still had forums, and the newer films were not made yet, there was controversy on whether or not that scene should be included.

Never was a fan of Bill Skarsgård, and didn't want him to be Pennywise, but he definitely killed that role. However, it was the movie Barbarian was where I really started to appreciate him for some reason.
it's better to suck dink than to be killed

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