"Where you going, Eds? If you lived here, you'd be home by now. Come join the clown, Eds. You'll float down here. We all float down here. Yes, we do! [laughs]"

"You'll float too."

"He thrusts his fists against the post, and still insists he sees the ghost."

"Uh- reflecting on what I just read [about the Torah.], I like what it says about indifference. Well, when you're a kid, you think the universe revolves around you, that you'll always be protected and cared for. That you'll always have the same friends as when you were 12. Then, one day, something bad happens and you realize that's not true. You wake up suddenly not caring about lives outside your own, nothing going on outside of your front door matters anymore. You separate yourself from anything that might matter to you. Neighbors, your family, your friends. But when you're alone as a kid, the monsters see you as weaker, and they start to come for you, and you don't even notice they're getting closer until it's too late. So they attack you before you find the truth about what's happening. If any of you opened your eyes, if you really cared, you would see what we're going through. I guess, indifference, is a part of growing up. Becoming an adult, isn't about being able to vote, or being able to drink, or drive. Becoming an adult, according to the holy scripture, in Derry, is learning not to give a shit."

"[to It/Pennywise] That’s why you didn’t kill Beverly...because she wasn’t afraid. We aren’t either. Not anymore. Now you’re the one who’s afraid. Because you’re gonna starve."

"[to the Losers Club, about Bill] No! I'll take him! I'll take all of you! And I'll feast on your flesh as I feed on your fear... Or... you'll just leave us be. I will take him. Only him. And I will have my long rest, and you will all live to grow and thrive and lead happy lives, until old age takes you back to the weeds."

"If we stick together, all of us, we'll win. I promise."

"[last words] Fear..."

"[to Richie] Beep beep, Richie!"

"[to Beverly, using the face of her abusive father] Hey, Bevvie. Are you still my little girl?"

"Jeremy Ray Taylor — Ben"

"What happens when another Georgie goes missing? Or another Betty? Or one of us? Are you just going to pretend it didn’t happen, like everyone else in this town?"

"Sophia Lillis — Beverly"

"Swear it. Swear if It isn't dead, if It ever comes back, we'll come back, too."

"You know the Barrens aren't that bad. Who doesn't love splashing around in shitty water?"

"[Ben states the town used to be a logging town] Still is, am I right fellas?"

"David Hart - Pete Maxwell"

"James A. Baffico - Milt Sturmfuller"

"Joe Wright - Brady Kincaid"

"Kent Broadhurst - Herb Kincaid"

"Lawrence Tierney - Owen Knopfler"

"James Gammon - Arnie Westrum"

"Wendy Walker - Stella Randolph"

"Bill Smitrovich - Andy Fairton"

"Terry O'Quinn - Sheriff Joe Haller"

"Robin Groves - Nan Coslaw"

"Leon Russom - Bob Coslaw"

"Part human. Part wolf. Total terror."

"Whenever the moon is full... it comes back!"

"Gary Busey - Uncle Red"

"When darkness falls, terror rises."

"[narrating] I was nearly 15 years old, and my brother, Marty, was 11. Marty was the cross I had to bear. He wasn't so bad, actually. He was just constantly thrown in my face by my parents."

"[narrating] The last full moon of that Spring came a little more than a month before school let out for Summer vacation. Our town's long nightmare began that night."

"It started in May in a small town and every month after that whenever the moon is full... It came back."

"Everett McGill - Reverend Lester Lowe"

"[after Jane and Marty tell him about the werewolf] I'm a little too old to be playing "Hardy Boys meet Reverend Werewolf"!"

"[narrating] This is Tarker's Mills, where I grew up. And this is how it looked that Spring, a town where people cared about each other as much as they cared about themselves."

"Corey Haim - Marty Coslaw"

"Megan Follows - Jane Coslaw"