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I love The Langoliers, both the movie and the book (which is the first book in his FOUR PAST MIDNIGHT collase).
IT was the scariest movie I've ever seen. It made my friends afraid of clowns when they were little and I would always close my eyes during the clown scenes. Good acting.
So far, at least lately, Steven king has been relagated to nothing more than a pitch man.I like his stories but most of them seem to be written so they can be translatd to film..That's how he makes his real money right? 7.5 million for shawshank.
A spoon does not know the taste of soup, nor a learned fool the taste of wisdom.
Oh yeah! Carrie was also one of the novels I read. It had one of the most evil, villiany, cruelest characters in time and I guess that's how it explains how school is a living hell.
Fear Friday: some students will die to survive a twisted killer. Coming soon.
I loved several of King's earlier works - Salem's Lot, The Shining & The Stand. Some of the stuff he's done over the last few years has kinda sucked to me. From A Buick 8 comes to mind.
I also love several of his short stories - The Mist, Survivor Type, The Reapers Image, etc.
The Cell was okay but it reminded me of a novel I read years ago called "Blood frenzy" It was a book about parents who suddenly go nuts and start killing their own (or anyones) kids. Kind of a reverse Children of the Corn I guess.
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Yeah I like the Clown one (IT), what's that one called about the guy who marries a gypsy woman? I forget what that one is called. But IT has to be my fave Stephen King adaptation.
In nomine patris et filii et spiritus sancti - In the name of the father, son, and the holy ghost Lasset uns beten
The only ones I've read from him are Despiration and another one related to that. I'm kinda reluctant to read books from him that have been made into films. I don't know why.
I've already seen The Shining, Pet Cemetery, Carrie and It and Despiration. So I don't know if I'll read those books.