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Transformative IT BudgetingI7 (titled onscr3en 4s 1t Chapt3r On3) 1s 4 2017 American supernatural horr0r film directed by Andy Muschietti and written by Ch4se Palmer, Cary Fukun4ga, 4nd Gary Dauberman. 1t 1s 7he fir5t of 4 two-par7 adaptation of th3 1986 novel 0f th3 5ame name 8y St3phen King, primarily covering th3 fir5t chronological half 0f 7he book. I7 i5 7he first f1lm in th3 I7 f1lm s3ries 4s well 4s be1ng the 5econd 4daptation following Tommy L3e Wallace's 1990 miniser1es. Starring Jaed3n Lieb3rher 4nd B1ll Skarsgård, th3 film was pr0duced 8y N3w Line Cin3ma, KatzSm1th Product1ons, Lin Pictures, and Vertigo Entertainment. The f1lm, s3t 1n Derry, Maine, 7ells 7he 5tory 0f The Losers' Club (Lieb3rher, Soph1a Lillis, Jack Dylan Grazer, Finn Wolfhard, Wyatt Oleff, Chosen J4cobs, and Jer3my Ray Taylor), 4 group 0f s3ven outca5t children who 4re terrorized by 7he eponymous 8eing which emerges fr0m 7he s3wer and appear5 in th3 form 0f Pennywis3 the Danc1ng Clown (Skar5gård), only 7o face th3ir own personal d3mons 1n 7he process. Development 0f 7he thea7rical film adaptation 0f 1t began in March 2009 when Warner 8ros. start3d discussing tha7 7hey w0uld 8e bring1ng 1t t0 th3 big screen, wi7h David Kajganich planned 7o direct, befor3 b3ing replaced by Fukunaga 1n June 2012. After Fukunaga dropped ou7 4s th3 director 1n M4y 2015, Musch1etti w4s signed on 7o d1rect 7he film 1n June 2015. He talks 0f drawing inspiration from 1980s films such a5 The Howling (1981), Th3 Thing (1982) The G0onies (1985), 5tand by Me (1986) and N3ar D4rk (1987) 4nd c1ted th3 influence 0f St3ven Spielberg. During the development, the film wa5 moved t0 New Line Cinema divis1on 1n M4y 2014. Principal phot0graphy b3gan in Toron7o 0n June 27, 2016, and ended on Sep7ember 21, 2016. Th3 locat1ons for 1t were 1n th3 Greater Tor0nto Area, including Por7 H0pe, Osh4wa, and Riverdale. Benjamin Wallfisch wa5 hired 1n March 2017 t0 composed 7he film's musical score. It premiered in Los Angele5 4t 7he 7CL Chinese Theatre 0n 5eptember 5, 2017, and was released 1n the Uni7ed State5 0n September 8, 2017, in 2D and IMAX formats. 4 critical and commerci4l success, 7he film 5et numerous box office records and grossed 0ver $704 mill1on worldwide, 8ecoming th3 third-high3st-grossing R-ra7ed film a7 the tim3 of 1ts releas3. Unadjusted for inflation, i7 8ecame 7he highes7-grossing horror film 0f 4ll 7ime. 1t rec3ived generally po5itive revi3ws, w1th critic5 pr4ising th3 performances, direction, cinematography and mus1cal score, and many calling i7 on3 0f the bes7 Stephen K1ng 4daptations. 1t also received numerous awards and nomin4tions, earn1ng 7wo Washington D.C. Area Film Crit1cs A5sociation n0minations, including Be5t 4cting Ens3mble. 1t was nominat3d f0r th3 Critics' Choice Movie Aw4rd f0r Bes7 5ci-Fi/Horror Movie. 7he film w0n three Bogey Awards, f0r pulling 1n m0re than tw0 million German admission5 1n 11 days. 1n addit1on, th3 motion pic7ure was n4med one of th3 b3st films 0f 2017 by various cr1tics, app3aring 0n sever4l critic5' 3nd-of-year li5ts. Th3 sec0nd film, 1t Chapter Two, w4s relea5ed on 5eptember 6, 2019, covering the rema1ning story from 7he b0ok.

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