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Home >> Films & Movies >> Steven King
26.10.2008, 17:13 quote
Ok, any Steven King followers here?
Have read most of his books to date, but filmwise, my top three are as follows.
PET CEMETARY
THE SHINING
IT
What are your favourites, and best parts of the film.
Jonathan
26.10.2008, 17:47 quote
Although not a big Stephen King fan, my favourite movie based on his work was The Shawshank Redemption.
Can't say I've read many of his books, the only one I can recall of the top of my head being The Stand - I prefer his short stories and novellas though, and have read most of those, from Night Shift through to Nightmares & Dreamscapes.
26.10.2008, 18:07 quote
I havent read any of his book's either, but The Shining is one of my most favourite film's ever! Also Stand By Me is great and It is pretty good, although I thought the end was a bit of a let down. All that scary stuff with the clown, then you end up with a crappy spider!
26.10.2008, 18:12 quote
| fireinmyheart wrote: |
| ...........Also Stand By Me is great......... |
Yeh! Stand By me was excellent too!
Actually, most of the films based on his short stories were good.
28.10.2008, 00:11 quote
I have read a lot of Stephen King. My favourite being The Stand, both the book and the television adaptation.
In relation to shorter stories the Shawshank Redemption is really good.
I recommend The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon.
I haven't had the chance to really get into to reading the last couple of years offerings though.
I'm trying to read Dream Catcher at the moment, but I've got a lot of stuff on at the moment so it's slow going.
28.10.2008, 09:55 quote
My favourite Stephen King book is Salem's Lot. Film was terrible though.
Also, I'm convinced that watching IT has led to my life long fear of clowns.
29.10.2008, 00:22 quote
Started reading a few of his books yet never finished any of them. I never really understood his writing. Did nothing for me except enhancing the meaning of boredom.
29.10.2008, 18:48 quote
Stephen King has been known to write under aliases at times, only for dedicated fans to "out" him.
I believe I'd read a couple of his books but I'm definitely more familiar with his films.
These days I tend to avoid modern Stephen King "branded" television after seeing the truly awful mini-series Storm of the Century. This is a shame as his earlier films were pretty good.
10.11.2008, 21:39 quote
Loved his tv series Kingdom Hospital which only lastes one season due to poor audience figures.was on about 5 or 6 years ago on bbc2 late night.had a sort of Twin peaks vibe to it
11.11.2008, 00:58 quote
| alanpartridge83 wrote: |
| Loved his tv series Kingdom Hospital which only lastes one season due to poor audience figures.was on about 5 or 6 years ago on bbc2 late night.had a sort of Twin peaks vibe to it |
I liked that too, but didn't get a chance to see enough episodes for it to make any sense.
11.11.2008, 01:07 quote
| choochi0 wrote: | ||
I liked that too, but didn't get a chance to see enough episodes for it to make any sense. |
the dvd is kicking about in Hmv these days
14.11.2008, 09:36 quote
I always liked Tommyknockers and the (little heard of TV two part series) the Langoliers
14.11.2008, 22:09 quote
| themrman wrote: |
| I always liked Tommyknockers and the (little heard of TV two part series) the Langoliers |
The Langoliers was good in writing and on TV.
16.11.2008, 17:22 quote
I saw the black and white, director's cut version of The Mist last night. Fantastic! Honestly, I thought this film was SOOOO good, really dark and messed up. Totally creepy. My mate's didnt rate it quite as highly as I did, but they did like it. I'm not sure what the original (and in colour) cinema release was like, I may check it out some time, I'm not sure because I enjoyed the director's cut so much, I dont want to spoil it. Anyway...it's going on my Crimbo list
Also, am I right in thinking Steven King wrote The Duel. That film was great.
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