#jack dylan grazer

[skarsgards-bill]

Jack Dylan Grazer as Eddie Kaspbrak IT (2017) dir. Andy Muschietti

[menheim]

Jack Dylan Grazer 🤍

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[beepingmemesauce2727]

I still think about them 8 years later....

Art by @noodles-and-tea

[supercap2319]

Freddy's eyes glinted with mischief as he looked at Billy and Y/N. "So, Billy? When you transform into Shazam, does Y/N call you 'Daddy?'"Billy's eyes widen, and he quickly glances at Y/N, a faint blush coloring his cheeks. He clears his throat awkwardly. "That's a bit personal, don't you think?"

Freddy notices Y/N blushing and smirks, his voice lowering to a playful whisper. "Well, well... It looks like someone's got a little daddy kink, huh Y/N?"

"Shut up, Freddy." Billy said.

"Yeah, Daddy, you tell him." Y/N said.

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[Note: This poll is a re-do of an older poll, as the original poll received less than 2,000 votes.]

[livwifeofkarl]

365 Day Challenge | Favorite Characters | 12. Eddie Kaspbrak | It "This kills monsters if you believe it does. If you believe it does."

[multifandom-lesbian09]

If I had a nickel for every time the actors shipped one of the most popular ships in their fandom, I’d have a shit ton of nickels, which isn’t weird, it just shows that the writers really do just need to give us what we want

[trobedtism]

thinking about mike hanlon. mike hanlon, who stayed in derry for twenty-seven years out of a sense of duty, yes, but for the most part, out of his love for six losers who didn’t even remember he existed. the six losers who made him feel like he wasn’t an outsider for the first time in his life. six losers who helped him realize that it’s important to be tough, sure, but that it’s also okay to be soft too. it’s okay to care for the creatures that no one else does. (no matter what your grandfather says.) the six losers who defended him, who accepted him immediately and without hesitation. who showed him the “inexplicable warmth of friendship.”

and how that warmth vanished for the others when they left derry. but it never vanished for mike.

thinking about how mike hanlon must have ached, wanting to call them so much during the near-three decades apart, but knew logically that he couldn’t. because he knew they’d think It was back. knowing that they forgot him, not of their own volition, but because of the wretchedness of derry’s curse. it’s comforting some nights, but other nights mike can do nothing but stare at the photos the seven of them took in that photo booth.

mike hanlon being the outsider again, trapped in derry without the friends that gave life its meaning. and still staying, because of the immeasurable love he had for those friends. because of an oath he made to protect them.

and because of him, they all get a happy ending. he finally gets to leave his childhood home, his trauma, and make his own adventure, his own life. knowing that his friends are always there for him. and they’ll never forget again. all thanks to mike and his love.

he deserves everything 😭💛

[scarareg]

The Losers Club 2017-2024

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[dragonboots10]

is your favourite coming-of-age movie IT 2017 or are you fine

[strangedoors]

[happy-xy]

Asher Angel & Jack Dylan Grazer TikTok: @mtvuk

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[archangelasher]

What is the most power thing about...

[evilbookworm]

Wyatt Oleff and Stanley Uris are the same person: send tweet.