I really liked the autobiography. I learned a lot about Stephen King in the video. I have subscribed to your TH-cam page. I can't wait for more information.
Great edit, and compelling profile of a magical and bizarre life. The clips you cobbled together to simulate what The Gunslinger might look like on film just reminds all of us that our hearts collectively ache for a proper adaption of the Dark Tower series. Hopefully that can happen before the world moves on.
@@theloveofreading3563 yeah, lol, 48 episodes might be enough. And while they're at it, why not adapt other King novels with Dark Tower tie-ins and actually replicate the interconnectivity of the King mult-verse? Marvel has succeeded with that model, it could work for King too.
I heard Stephen King many years ago tell about his father leaving to get cigarettes and never coming back. I've wondered if the older Mr. King really did intend to come back and if something bad happened to him. Was there ever a missing person report filed? Any investigation?---I wasn't aware that Stephen Kings' work has so much overlapping an d connection and especially with Dark Tower. Though it's on a much smaller scale I'm reminded of how the late British author Norah Lofts wrote novels that took place in and around the fictional town of Baildon and in different centuries.---I'm a great one for short stories and look forward to reading more of Mr. King's shorter fiction.
The Stand, Salem's Lot and many of his all-time classics are up there as his best works for me. Nonetheless, I pair as the same level with the classics his latest stories such as Duma Key, Revival, Bazaar Of Bad Dreams, 11/22/63, Sleeping Beauties, If It Bleeds
This was really interesting and cool to watch. For Christmas I got The Institute, From a Buick 8 and Pet Sematary on Audible. I’ve started From a Buick 8, which I have read before but I wanted it on Audible. I’ve also started Pet Sematary. What are you reading of King’s?
Currently reading The waste Lands, I am not finding it good at all I am on the part when Jake is walking home after seeing the rose, does it get better????
My Stephen king Experince started actually because a Female school friend recommended The Mist to me, I liked It much, but had no Clue Who King was at that time because I didnt read much, I was also a big Johnny Depp and Michael Jackson fan. had seen Secret windows and Ghosts but Still didnt know the Source, I got Really into movies and one Day I searched for recommdations and Found the Miniseries IT and Under the Dome Tv show. one day after that I went With my parents grocery shopping and on a pile lay the book of under the dome, I thought why bother if You dont read. fast forward: It is now 2016 And I watch The Horror show A youtube channel, they reviewing the First teaser of IT, I thought "that is a Neath movie, by than I started reading just finished the Robert langdon series I believe, and was looking for more content, kept on following the Horror Show And Jaime EN Fuego had his Little segment Called HAIL to Stephen King basically said a Deepdive review series, after that I went to my local go-to bookstore and Guess I saw It In the 2017 cover (Black with Georgie wearing his yellow raincoat and Pennywise lurking in the Shadows with only his red balloon visible) Picked It up and became Kingdicted, so did start my journey and that's how I found your channel. by now I have his complete non-fiction bibliography except fight or flight, Charlie the Choo Choo and His baseball books.
Hey Funk. Great video. I’ve read every Stephen King book. Rereading some of my favorite ones again this year. Keep up the great work.
I had so much fun watching this. Great job!!
Thank you.
Fantastic video! It is evident that a lot of work and research went into this.
I enjoyed doing it.
love the edits. well done! what a great video.
I enjoyed making it.
Great video. I learned a few things i didn’t know.
Great video and good edits:)
great vid!
Thank you.
This is an absolutely fabulous tribute to Sai King. Thank you!
Thank you !!
Nice work!
I really liked the autobiography. I learned a lot about Stephen King in the video. I have subscribed to your TH-cam page. I can't wait for more information.
My favourite book is The Dark Tower, and my favourite King adaptation is IT (2017).
Amazing! Misery is my favourite. Shaning is great too.
Those two are good !!
Great job!
Wow this is great! 💛
Great work as always!
@@theloveofreading3563 Same here! Constant Readers unite!
Dude, your shirt is so cool. Where did you get it?
Shawshank Redemption and The Shining are my 2 favorites!
Great edit, and compelling profile of a magical and bizarre life. The clips you cobbled together to simulate what The Gunslinger might look like on film just reminds all of us that our hearts collectively ache for a proper adaption of the Dark Tower series. Hopefully that can happen before the world moves on.
A Netflix series of around 48 episodes would do it.
@@theloveofreading3563 yeah, lol, 48 episodes might be enough. And while they're at it, why not adapt other King novels with Dark Tower tie-ins and actually replicate the interconnectivity of the King mult-verse? Marvel has succeeded with that model, it could work for King too.
Best Stephen King adaptation for me: The Dead Zone. I have seen it many times and it's always great.
I will read it this year.
What did you use for software for editing and such? Great job!
Filmora 10
I heard Stephen King many years ago tell about his father leaving to get cigarettes and never coming back. I've wondered if the older Mr. King really did intend to come back and if something bad happened to him. Was there ever a missing person report filed? Any investigation?---I wasn't aware that Stephen Kings' work has so much overlapping an d connection and especially with Dark Tower. Though it's on a much smaller scale I'm reminded of how the late British author Norah Lofts wrote novels that took place in and around the fictional town of Baildon and in different centuries.---I'm a great one for short stories and look forward to reading more of Mr. King's shorter fiction.
The Stand, Salem's Lot and many of his all-time classics are up there as his best works for me. Nonetheless, I pair as the same level with the classics his latest stories such as Duma Key, Revival, Bazaar Of Bad Dreams, 11/22/63, Sleeping Beauties, If It Bleeds
I loved Duma key.
This was really interesting and cool to watch. For Christmas I got The Institute, From a Buick 8 and Pet Sematary on Audible. I’ve started From a Buick 8, which I have read before but I wanted it on Audible. I’ve also started Pet Sematary. What are you reading of King’s?
I will be reading the stand soon.
Currently reading The waste Lands, I am not finding it good at all I am on the part when Jake is walking home after seeing the rose, does it get better????
It is worth persevering.
yes
My Stephen king Experince started actually because a Female school friend recommended The Mist to me, I liked It much, but had no Clue Who King was at that time because I didnt read much, I was also a big Johnny Depp and Michael Jackson fan. had seen Secret windows and Ghosts but Still didnt know the Source, I got Really into movies and one Day I searched for recommdations and Found the Miniseries IT and Under the Dome Tv show. one day after that I went With my parents grocery shopping and on a pile lay the book of under the dome, I thought why bother if You dont read. fast forward: It is now 2016 And I watch The Horror show A youtube channel, they reviewing the First teaser of IT, I thought "that is a Neath movie, by than I started reading just finished the Robert langdon series I believe, and was looking for more content, kept on following the Horror Show And Jaime EN Fuego had his Little segment Called HAIL to Stephen King basically said a Deepdive review series, after that I went to my local go-to bookstore and Guess I saw It In the 2017 cover (Black with Georgie wearing his yellow raincoat and Pennywise lurking in the Shadows with only his red balloon visible) Picked It up and became Kingdicted, so did start my journey and that's how I found your channel. by now I have his complete non-fiction bibliography except fight or flight, Charlie the Choo Choo and His baseball books.
I recently finished Charlie The Choo Choo.