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Memory is as much shaped by who we are as who we yearn to be.
But what happens when memories long forgotten and inescapable come to the forefront?
Who do we become then?
Its this emotional bramble of yearning and personal storytelling that is the engine of director Andy MuschiettisIt Chapter Two.
But each of them is bruised in their own fashion.
Eddie (James Ransone) is a terrifyingly high-strung adult.
Richie (Bill Hader) is a standup comedian and barely functioning alcoholic.
When they do, it is because of the dedication of the acting.
Most galling inIt Chapter Twois its uneven system of horror.
With them, suspense is in short supply.
Their scares are more gross than chilling, leaving little impact once theyre out of sight.
