This chapter 2 trailer presents key scenes teased at Comic-Con

Warning: the new trailer of This chapter two, which debuted Wednesday night as part of the movie "ScareDiego" adjacent to Comic-Con in anticipation of today's launch, becomes gore. Really bloody. According to actress Jessica Chastain and director Andy Muschietti, who both spoke at the event, the aftermath of the horror might well set a record in the end for the most blood to the screen used in a single movie. Chastain set the number at about 4500 gallons. A good part of that springs up in the new trailer.

the he Two teasers began with a prolonged scene showing Beverly, an adult, returning to Derry, Maine, for tea with a terrifying (and naked) old lady. The remaining 40 seconds of the caravan gave a glimpse of the club of the big loser.

This new trailer presents even more all the adult actors and gives an overview of the panoply of Pennywies. James McAvoy (Bill), Jessica Chastain (Beverley), Jay Ryan (Ben), Bill Hader (Richie), Isaiah Mustafa (Mike), James Ransone (Eddie) and Andy Bean (Stan). Bill Skarsgård returns in the movie Pennywise the Clown (which obviously can do all this movie for real, saving Muschietti on precious dollars).

The original Stephen King he novel took place in 1957 and 1985, while the miniseries took place in 1960 and 1990. Chapter two takes place 27 years after the events of the first chapter, which took place in 1989.

"The film is about trauma," said Muschietti, adding that the audience would learn more about the Loser's Club and the events of 89 that we had not seen in the first film because "they do not remember "in the present. . Scary!

The modern setting should not affect the adaptation too much: the extra scenes shown to the public at ScareDiego include the big meeting scene Jade of the Orient – filmed with saturated colors, agonizing camera movements, and an extremely high level of chemistry high (Hader is absolutely hilarious like the grown up Richie) – and a homecoming Neibolt. Muschietti invokes the spirit of John Carpenter's The thing in some of the most macabre parts.

This chapter two in theaters September 6, 2019.