Andy Bean did such a good job turning the awkwardly grownup-like kid that Stanley was into an actual adult with every single move. The way his hands move meticulously across his puzzle, the way he says “why not? It’s summer” without looking up from his work, his bare feet in dress clothes, the way he gets down on the floor to pick up the puzzle piece he drops and then tucks it into his shirt pocket, like. Every single detail was just so perfect for Stanley and so enjoyable to watch even in it’s mundanity. His performance in and of itself makes Stanley’s absense among the rest of the losers through Chapter 2 such a tragedy. I would have loved to see it.

pov losers club invite you over to their super cool sleepover and you hang out and have fun!

Close ups of the Richie page and the friendship we all deserved

Dean didn't pass the check

“And if you find someone worth holding on to- never, ever, let them go.”

Requested by: anon

Jaeden Martell as Young Bill Denbrough in IT: Chapter Two.

Neibolt kids (; 

no one else would take him

fifteen year old richie tozier in his room listening to 40s romantic music while holding a pillow to his chest and uncontrollably smiling rb if you agree

best friends

my lil beans uwu

Another one of these.

(Stan is so done with those two)

A devastating blow.

Just Bev painting Eddies nails

- ,Stanley.

Oh, Richie, you’re so funny.

scene from the book

Why is everyone looking at me like this?