Ça: Bienvenue à Derry

IT: Welcome to Derry delivers a masterclass in storytelling and execution. The narrative is engaging, well-paced, and truly captures the eerie essence of Stephen King's universe. The characters feel real, the town's atmosphere is chilling, and the plot unfolds with precision, keeping you hooked throughout the season.

However, if you're hoping for classic jump scares, you might be disappointed. This franchise has moved past cheap shocks, focusing instead on an expected, psychological style of horror. While this approach is effective, it makes the scares somewhat predictable for seasoned horror fans.

Overall, a beautifully crafted horror season that excels in storytelling, atmosphere, and suspense-just don't come here expecting your heart to leap from sudden jumps.

IT: Welcome to Derry is an interesting series with great horror build-up

Also it takes very late for Pennywise to appear in his Clown Form, so don't expect The Dancing Clown in the first half of the show

Also, all the US Army Scenes are incredibly boring but there's an officer character in the cops who looks exactly like Joe Biden, which I found to be pretty hilarious

The show slowly turns into a masterpiece ever since they get inside the underground tunnels, where Pennywise 'lives', and is finally back in his Clown Form, it's ascendant from here

The Usage of Black and White scenes is also done very cleverly in the Show, with an often Red Color, like a red balloon, being mixed in with Black and White, to add to the horror

The Last Episode especially is a Masterpiece, mainly because it ties everything together.

I genuinely didn't know how to feel at first. Some episodes are bonkers, some interesting, some slow, and some downright stupid. The acting is mixed and the pacing uneven. And yet, after a few episodes, I was counting down the days until each new release. Skarsgård absolutely nails it - his presence (and that dance) lingers in your nightmares. Frustrating, flawed, but strangely addictive. I'm actually disappointed it's over!

I was very hyped about this project and I won't say it dissapointed, but...

Let's get a few things straight: They did try to emulate the "Stranger Things" formula but lacked in character depth and developemente.

Many subplots are left with a bit of lose end feeling or not enough power.

The origin of pennywise shouldve been brought up sooner or in two chapters.

The Actors are great, maybe the editing didnt favor a lot of the flow of the story. It seems much is missing in subplots, or even worse, they were not well planned or thought of.

Its seems suprising comingo from HBO.

I did enjoy it but I found myself making an effort to enjoy it cuz i wanted it so badly to be good.

Overall, a 7/10 but potential to be 10/10.

It improves significantly from the fifth episode onwards and becomes truly outstanding with the presence of Bill Skarsgård, who steals the show every time he appears. Although the script has certain shortcomings and the narrative is somewhat scattered, especially in the first three episodes, overall the final result is satisfactory both in terms of the emotional growth the characters experience throughout the series and in terms of the use of resources commonly associated with horror films.