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The Mist (Cheshire Clcok is behind the times.)

Farted by TheCheshireClock, January 05, 2009, 07:49:01 PM

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TheCheshireClock

So I saw the mist and I was curious about that you guys thought of the movie. Personally I thought it was great until the end. the twist was weak, and it just seems like they were just trying really hard to make a twist ending. It made the whole movie pointless, and seemed like a giant middle finger to the audience. It wasn't a Stephen King ending, and left you with no sense of mystery or fulfillment. Loved the rest of it though.

Plus they killed off the coolest old lady ever.


K3LTR0N

I watched this movie at my friends house but fell asleep about 30 minutes into it. Then I woke up during the middle and went back to sleep. Then I woke up and saw the last 5 minutes. lol
The ending killed my soul :/ Seemed like a pretty good movie from the parts I saw.


FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK

It's a great movie if you pretend it didn't end the way it did.

FileCabinetClock

the man, the legend

Asshatclock

I didn't like it, the religious lady annoyed me a lot, it was hard for me to enjoy because of her.

The ending was the best part.

Biblo

I loved the ending. Such a ballsy gutpunch and it's amazing to see a Hollywood film take such a risk with such a downer ending.

Slurpee

Quote from: '[?;1489923']the novella was a lot better
The book was almost identical up until the ending.

Except maybe minus the racial undertones of the flat earthers, and iirc there was a discrepancy with the military guys- I don't think that Sean William Scott looking guy was sacrificed in the book.

But other than that, yeah. Almost identical.


For those of you that are interested, the concept artist for the film has a gallery:
http://wrightsonart.com/forums/index.php?autocom=gallery&req=sc&cat=7
The first page and a half is all for The Mist.



I read on the internet that Stephen King thought the movie's ending was much better suited to a horror film, and described the book's conclusion as a "pollyanna ending."
http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2007-06-20-stephen-king-movies_N.htm
While I can see where he was coming from, it still makes me sad. The last word in the book was "hope" =(

PirateClock

i saw this in the theater and i literally burst out laughing when i saw the end.
_pirate_butchcavities (20:29:15): FUCK CLOCKS _pirate_

TruncheonClock

Uh-huh
Surfaces once every so often, As though he's unable to let go of the past

Biblo

also people need to stop sucking Stephen King's dick he's been wrong about plenty

FileCabinetClock

Quote from: Slurpee;1490265The book was almost identical up until the ending.

yeah, but the changing the ENDING of a book to movie adaption just does not fly with me

ok movie though, i kind of liked it
the man, the legend

MentosClock

Quote from: '[?;1490983']yeah, but the changing the ENDING of a book to movie adaption just does not fly with me

ok movie though, i kind of liked it

The ending of the book wasn't exciting enough to work in a movie.

ActionClock

Quote from: PirateClock;1490266i saw this in the theater and i literally burst out laughing when i saw the end.

same, i heard like quiet groans throughout the audience, but i was laughing hard like really loud and hysterrically
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TheCheshireClock

I would normally be laughing too, but in this case I loved the movie so much up till the end that it really fucked it up for me.