Critics & Audiences went speechless after watching IT! What about you?

While Indian release of the film was clouded with the CBFC drama and things heated up to the extent, where Warner Brothers Pictures have eventually decided to stall the released of IT, in Indian cinemas. But finally, the horror film of the season, IT, released today and as per initial response from Indian audience is concerned, they are as dumbstruck as the international audience. Since the film will be talked about its content for at least a week or so, here are some reviews and their highlight, to help you decide to go and experience terror in the theatre!

Angie Han from Mashable thinks, “It is scary, yes -- but it’s heartbreaking, too. And that, even more than the clown’s nasty tricks, might be what lingers with you!” Another reviewer Dan Callahan from The Wrap says, “Once the characters have been set up, (director Andy) Muschietti is free to linger as much as he wants over certain set pieces, and the results are as scary as they should be.” And Dan Casey from Nerdiest says, “It Movie was spooktacular! Great cast, surprisingly funny, and genuinely unnerving scares. You'll still be freaked out when you get home.”

And if you don’t live by the opinions of reviewer and value people’s appreciation for a film to be reliable then trust rating from Rotten Tomatoes. And Rotten Tomatoes, a site which is brutally honest about how the film actually is and getting score more than 60% is pride, the film IT received 90% ratings, based 150reviews count and still 93% of people are planning to watch and experience it in theatre.

About IT, which is a horror film based on the Stephen King’s novel of the same name and already proving itself as the most bone-chilling and creepy horror film of the season. Fans across the world as the modern adaptation of demonic sadistic, wisecracking clown called Pennywise, who happen to have inter-dimensional predatory shape-shifting ability to transform itself into its prey's worst fears, allowing it to exploit the phobias of its victims, were returning to the big screens. Be sure to watch in the theatre near you!