In Stephen King's "IT" remake, Stanley is accused by his father for not caring to study the Torah. This is demonstrated by the fact that he is holding the Torah upside down.
I'm impressed that they used a torah with trup, (guide to how you sing the words when you say them in Synagogue), most torahs don't have them since most are used for personal study rather than to practice how to recite.
edit: Guys, I know I didn't use the correct terminology for the word torah, i didn't want to get into it
DoctOct on December 25th, 2017 at 23:26 UTC »
I'm impressed that they used a torah with trup, (guide to how you sing the words when you say them in Synagogue), most torahs don't have them since most are used for personal study rather than to practice how to recite.
edit: Guys, I know I didn't use the correct terminology for the word torah, i didn't want to get into it
noface on December 26th, 2017 at 02:15 UTC »
Every adult is evil in this film.
detaxs on December 26th, 2017 at 03:09 UTC »
So I have only watched this new movie and nothing else. Can someone tell me why are all the adults in that town nutcase and/or pedophile?