Stephen King Movies/TV
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Although I luterally can't wait to see the Dark Tower tv series and movies should they ever get done!
(have been supposedly getting made then dropped for what seems like year but are supposed to now stat filming next year)
(have been supposedly getting made then dropped for what seems like year but are supposed to now stat filming next year)
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also I haven't watched yet myself but has anyone mention the film adaption of Depseration?
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I just noticed in the upcoming TV schedules, that 'Children of the Corn' is on next Sunday at 00:45. Is it any good? I haven't read the book of it, by the way.
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It was originally just a short story, greatly expanded to become a film (and then a series of sequels).Katzkatz wrote:I just noticed in the upcoming TV schedules, that 'Children of the Corn' is on next Sunday at 00:45. Is it any good? I haven't read the book of it, by the way.
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It's not too bad. It does have a few genuinely chilling moments.
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Looks like the IT remake is back on track and thankfully being made into two films instead of crammed into one
and while looking for that I discovered they've already started shooting on a Carrie remake
and while looking for that I discovered they've already started shooting on a Carrie remake
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IT was a great movie right up until the last part with the lights and spider and whatnot. Book isnt that much better.
Tim Curry did an amazing job as PennyWise though, very snarly and scary.
Tim Curry did an amazing job as PennyWise though, very snarly and scary.
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i couldn't take him seriously,every time i saw him i kept thinking "that's the bloke from rocky horror,home alone 2 and loaded weapon" i don't want to say it spoilt the film just scaled back the scary a lot.scunny wrote:Tim Curry did an amazing job as PennyWise though, very snarly and scary.
interesting,i hope they make both before releasing the first in case it bombs and we are only left with the first.thebear wrote:Looks like the IT remake is back on track and thankfully being made into two films instead of crammed into one
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^ agreed, I hated it! 'Tony' (Danny's imaginary friend) looks like a hovering Harry Potter, the fire hose in the hotel turns into a CGI evil snake and tried to eat the camera, the ghosts in the boiler room look (and argue) like Laurel and Hardy, and Jack Torrence, while standing over his son with an axe, ad-libs for about 10 minutes before changing his mind and blowing up the hotel instead. Totally weak compared to Kubrick's (and Nicholson's) genius.noobish hat wrote:The tv version of The Shining was pretty bad, as I recall.
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