Complete unabridged edition Down there we all float… A little boy in a yellow raincoat runs happily next to a paper boat sailing in a rain-flooded gutter. The rain has subsided now, and it falls on the yellow hood like drizzle on a tin roof. The boy in the yellow raincoat is George Denbrough, and on that autumn day, he was six years old… What makes the small town of Derry so terrifyingly different from others is all those things that only children see – and feel. In the drains and sewers, It lurks and takes the form of a nightmare, the deepest fear that nests in every child. But, every now and then, It emerges from the gloomy and damp depths, grabs, dismembers, kills… The years pass, the children grow up, leave the town, forget. Until the moment someone calls them to return, to face It once more, which slithers like a reptile in the dark depths of their memory as it emerges to turn the nightmares of the past into an unspeakably horrific reality. Stephen King's legendary work for the first time in cinema! Stephen King is one of the most important writers of our time. He has written over 50 novels, 200 short stories, and essays, with sales exceeding 350,000,000 copies. His works, many of which have been made into films or series, include Carrie, It, Salem's Lot, The Stand, Skeleton Crew, the epic of The Dark Tower, The Shining, The Green Mile, Misery, Stand by Me, Hearts in Atlantis, Under the Dome. He has been honored with the Bram Stoker and Locus awards, by the British, American, and International Horror Writers Association, with the Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, and with the National Medal of Arts of the USA, while in 2016 he was honored by the Library of Congress for his body of work.