It Chapter Two

A very impressive native 4K presentation with Dolby Vision

A thunderously satisfying track

A clutch of Featurettes - and an intro from Butler - which actually get ported onto the 4K disc itself

It's hardly groundbreaking, but Angel Has Fallen gets the job done, and a whole lot better than London did

After London Has Fallen, rest assured - whilst this isn't quite the brutal throwback gem that Olympus proved to be, it's a whole lot closer to the mark

Note: It: Chapter Two is presented in 4K UHD courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment with a 2160p transfer in 2.39:1. My colleague Michael Reuben wasn't overly impressed with the upgrade afforded...

It: Chapter Two features a nicely wrought Dolby Atmos track that provides good, consistent immersion and a nice splaying of both overhead effects and some thundering, rumbling LFE. There are some really...

The 4K UHD disc contains the Audio Commentary that the 1080p Blu-ray included in this package which contains the main feature also does. For a list of supplements found on the second 1080p Blu-ray included...

Crossword junkies or other word nerds (sorry) may instantly recognize the term "coulrophobia" as meaning "fear of clowns", and for some people, it's a very real and visceral anxiety. That may strike the...

It: Chapter Two is a surprisingly emotional horror film, one which manages to craft a moving story that offers some nice prismatic refractions of characters at two epochal points in their lives. The film...

The sequel debuts on Ultra HD with an excellent and mostly beautiful HEVC H.265 encode, delivering a few welcomed improvements over its Blu-ray counterpart. But on the whole, this UHD edition, which features...

The screams and laughter fill home theaters with a fantastically awesome, demo-worthy Dolby Atmos soundtrack that's sure to deliver the chills and frights. Imaging continuously feels wide and spacious...

Blu-ray Disc OneAudio Commentary with director Andy Muschietti Blu-ray Disc TwoThe Summers of IT (HD): Two-part featurette made mostly of cast & crew interviews, in-depth discussions on the two productions...

At times funny and hair-raisingly creepy but also somewhat humdrum and stale at others, IT Chapter Two is nonetheless a strong follow-up to the unexpected 2017 phenomenon that reignited our collective...

Director Andy Muschietti and writer Gary Dauberman return for IT Chapter Two, based on a Stephen King's novel about a sewer-dwelling, child-murdering monster disguised as a clown terrorizing the sleepy...

For its presentation on Ultra HD Blu-ray, IT Chapter Two was rendered from a 2.8K/3.4K sources and finished on a 2K Digital Intermediate....

Once the Losers Club begin to encounter the evil, first separately, then together, the track comes to life. I was very pleased with the mix in general...

Disc 1: IT Chapter Two Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc 2: IT Chapter Two Blu-ray • Pennywise Lives Again! • This Meeting of the Losers Club Has Officially Begun • Finding the Deadlights • The Summers of IT: Chapter...

I read Stephen King’s novel about twenty years ago now. I can still feel the rippling effect its creepy story had on me at the time. The 1990 TV miniseries based on the book, which starred Tim Curry in...

Also included is a fair assortment of extras that are worth exploring. IT Chapter Two is an entertaining horror/thriller that closes out the story of Pennywise the clown and the Losers Club of Derry Maine...