Favourite Stephen King Film?

[Benjamin]

What has been your favourite adaption of Stephen King?

[Jords]

Carrie and IT.

The Green Mile is pretty sad and The Shining is ****e.

Ive only seen them 4 I think... really need to see Misery and The Mist.

[Joelle.]

Never really thought about it but I need to see some of those films. I've only seen Shawshank and a bit of The Shining.

[Benjamin]

Carrie and IT.

The Green Mile is pretty sad and The Shining is ****e.

Ive only seen them 4 I think... really need to see Misery and The Mist.

You need to watch Misery. It's amazing.

[Jords]

You need to watch Misery. It's amazing.

Was talking about doing so the other day with my flatemate, will do :amazed:

[Alf]

The Shining, obviously

[Benjamin]

Was talking about doing so the other day with my flatemate, will do :amazed:

There's a certain point that will make you cringe so much.

[Shaun]

The Shining is ****e.

jordan **** off

[Jords]

It is though, very over-hyped.

[Niamh.]

It is though, very over-hyped.

I agree with this actually, it was alright but not as good as some of his other films imo.

My out right favourite from that list is The Shawshank Redemption, I also voted Stand By Me, The Green Mile, Misery and IT.

I remember when I first watched Pet Cemetery and Salems Lot I was terrified lol but they weren't quite as scary as I remembered when I rewatched them years later :laugh:

[Roy Mars III]

The Shining

Funny enough it's King's least favorite movie, but he hasn't written a good book since he quit drugs and booze so who cares what he says

[Benjamin]

The Shining

Funny enough it's King's least favorite movie, but he hasn't written a good book since he quit drugs and booze so who cares what he says

:nono:

The Dark Tower Series was amazing.

[Roy Mars III]

:nono:

The Dark Tower Series was amazing.

the first three books (all written while he was drinking cough medicine and doing coke) were amazing, the rest went from okay to bad.

the guy can't write sober

[Benjamin]

the first three books (all written while he was drinking cough medicine and doing coke) were amazing, the rest went from okay to bad.

the guy can't write sober

I'll give you that, but the last four were still better than most **** that has been written in the last couple of decades.

[Josy]

Stand By Me

[Roy Mars III]

I'll give you that, but the last four were still better than most **** that has been written in the last couple of decades.

there have bee many brilliant series written recently

[AnnieK]

The Shining has a rubbish ending which is not in the book...even Misery with the ankle scene is far more graphic in the book....IT was a good movie (even though I hate clowns).

Salems Lot terrified me as a kid but I watched it again and it was horribly dated.

Shawshank and Green Mile stook to the books pretty well and were great films.

My favourite is Shawshank though and up to the end of The Shining....

[AnnieK]

Stand By Me

Oh god, I forgot about this. Loved this one too...watched it again fairly recently and still loved it.

[Josy]

IT too :love:

[Tom4784]

Pet Semetary, The Shining, Misery and Salem's Lot.

[the truth]

Im amazed shawshank didnt get 100% of the votes, its the most moving film Ive ever seen, probably the best too

[Benjamin]

Im amazed shawshank didnt get 100% of the votes, its the most moving film Ive ever seen, probably the best too

I still prefer Misery, Stand By me and Carrie over that, but it is great book and film.

[Ninastar]

Stand By Me/Misery

[Benjamin]

-remembers when he made Nathan and Marc watch Misery in ********- :devil:

[GypsyGoth]

I loved The Mist, and I intend to watch Stand By Me Again in the next few days.

[Roy Mars III]

I loved The Mist, and I intend to watch Stand By Me Again in the next few days.

the ending of The Mist is one of my favorite ending to a movie ever

[GypsyGoth]

the ending of The Mist is one of my favorite ending to a movie ever

I agree, it would be great if there was a sequel.


And I just finished watching Stand By Me, it's an amazing movie :worship:

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Misery and The Dark Half

[Omah]

Dolores Claiborne - an underplayed and undervalued little gem ..... :cool:

[Scarlett.]

I loved The Mist, it was a better 'Silent Hill' movie than Silent Hill itself. God...those creatures...

[Benjamin]

I agree, it would be great if there was a sequel.


And I just finished watching Stand By Me, it's an amazing movie :worship:

Have you never seen it before?

[Alf]

I agree, it would be great if there was a sequel.


And I just finished watching Stand By Me, it's an amazing movie :worship:
Is that the first time you've seen Stand by me?

I must have seen that film close to a hundred times.

[GypsyGoth]

Have you never seen it before?

Yep, I remembered parts of it, like the bridge and the train. And that there was two kinda gangs in it.

Other than that, a lot of it felt new, and the humour in it was great, I think I was probably a bit young when I seen it before and didn't get all the jokes.

[GypsyGoth]

Is that the first time you've seen Stand by me?

I must have seen that film close to a hundred times.

It was my 2nd. And I'd certainly watch it again.

[Benjamin]

I really want to watch it now.

[Vicky.]

The mist was absolutely awful. I had such high hopes for it to :bored:

[Kazanne]

Salems Lot scared me ****less as a kid,loved Carrie,Misery and Pet Cemetary but most of them are good to be honest.

[lostalex]

Misery and Delores Claiborne.

Kathy Bates is amazing in both. :worship:

Her breaking that dude's legs with the sledge hammer in Misery is one of the most iconic film scenes in Hollywood history. It's basically on par with the shower scene in Psycho.

[Alf]

Her breaking that dude's legs with the sledge hammer in Misery is one of the most iconic film scenes in Hollywood history. It's basically on par with the shower scene in Psycho.
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