...seriously Greg Stillson is Donald Trump, isn’t he...it was like a premonition of Donald Trump which is ironic because of the plot line ...I really enjoyed it..it was a good cast and a good plot line...I did find some of it quite predictable but it didn’t detract from any of it../..I had guessed the younger police officer as the killer...but we knew because there was a little way to go still, that there would be some kind of twist ending...and that for me had been impossible to predict...

...a few niggles...when the doctor came to visit Johnny and suggested he go back to the clinic so that he was safe...and Johnny said that he was completely safe there because he didn’t intend to act on any of the letters etc...then straight away he shook the father’s hand and off he went to visit the his son...that was dumb and not really keeping safe at all, surely he would have alway wore gloves as well...the ending felt as though it jumped for me and it had stopped giving part numbers so I have no idea if I missed any or not but it felt as though I did...when he’d realised that Greg would become President and that he would start a nuclear war etc...it then jumped to him with the rifle at the rally...where did he get the rifle, did it jump straight into that and not see him prepare for it and see what he planned to do...?...it wasn’t a great quality either, the screen was always quite dark, but the sound quality was fine...it was a great ending, I thought...there was obviously no future for him because he’d lost the love of his life plus his gift or curse was killing him...and he basically saved the world, didn’t he ...because Greg would never now have that power to press the button as he’d used the child as a shield...and it was a complete twist that I hadn’t seen, even though I know there would be a twist, I hadn’t guessed that to be it...so yeah, really liked the movie../...a good watch...and thought provoking as well as how the world would see someone with such a gift...he just used for experimentation...?..that obviously made me think about Messiah/the series as well... oh another little niggle actually but again not spoiling the movie enjoyment in any way...to be in a coma for 5 years and then remembering everything about the accident and no short term memory loss even, with regard to his parents or girlfriend...surely that in itself would be a phenomenon and yet no one seemed to question it...that was odd...

I really enjoyed, Stephen King does write interesting stories (besides that sketchy scene in IT) it felt a bit short though, I'd imagine the book might have felt more complete

I couldn't find it on youtube anywhere but luckily I found it on Amazon Prime days before it's due to be removed...I was a really big Stephen King fan in the 90's and read most of his books of that era but always felt like the movie adaptations were terrible and never did the books justice. So i did have low expections but I thought the storyline was great, the acting was good and it kept me on the edge of my seat for most of the movie... I don't recall ever reading the Dead zone though so can't compare it directly the book and maybe thats a good thing because it's one of the few Stephen King adaptations that i enjoyed....

Still loved it as much as I always did, I love the dark humour, I really loved the style of it, it was good to watch a high school popular girls movie/TV Show where there was actually more male flesh shown than female :p The clothes were funky, I loved them. I love the colour in the film. I especially loved the script, the dialogue is great, the words and phrases they used as well. When I was remembering some of the lines with Bollo I forgot my absolute favourite of the whole movie when Veronica is talking to her parents and she says "we don't want to be patronised like bunny rabbits" and her dad says "I don't patronise bunny rabbits" and looks the most offended by that than anything else she says :laugh:

I loved the dream scene, Heather Duke's funeral, that was trippy and hilarious. I know the subject matter is serious and they made light of it in some ways but I think they still managed to get the message across that every other "proper" teen movie does but in a very different and (imo) funnier way. It's dark comedy and a touch of satire but still with a decent "moral" I guess?