Yahoo Movies Pennywise Gets the Anime Treatment From Two ‘It’ Fans
“It” has captured the dark side of the imaginations of moviegoers everywhere, and now, thanks to two fans, Pennywise is getting an anime makeover.
This reimagining of the famous scene where Pennywise pulls Georgie into the gutter began as an image drawn by Mike Anderson of the clown holding the boy’s paper boat. Anderson’s art quickly went viral and inspired Kevin Duran, a freelance graphic designer, to provide voiceover for the image.
After four weekends in theaters, “It” has grossed $291 million domestically and $553 million worldwide. This week, it will become only the fourth R-Rated movie to gross $300 million domestically, and the first horror movie to reach that mark.
Check out Pennywise in anime in the clips below.
A post shared by Mike Anderson (@mikuloctopus) on Sep 29, 2017 at 11:47pm PDT
A post shared by Mike Anderson (@mikuloctopus) on Sep 17, 2017 at 12:01am PDT
What if “IT” was an anime????? pic.twitter.com/EAKTbvUjF2
– Kev (@KevChelios) September 28, 2017
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