What’re you smoking? Vastly different characters with different motives and contrasting performances. These two antagonists don’t have too much in common whatsoever.
The book was soooo much more gruesome. From cutting off his foot with an axe, blow torching the stump, running a lawn mower over a young officers face, like holy crap
Remember the strands of hair as traps? Making Paul drink his urine or die from dehydration. The book was seriously messed up! Stephen said it was about his cocaine addiction that was his biggest fan. He said it was slowly trying to cripple and kill him. Annie Wilkes=Cocaine Addiction.
When you see some stupid scary slasher character murder someone with a butcher knife, it can be gross and spooky. But in this movie, when there's real characters with development, a fragile lady swinging a hammer at a man's legs can be so much more psychologically terrifying. Character is where true horror comes from
I completely agree. And I love how layered Annie is. She's insane and terrifying but there are a couple scenes that show her in a deep depression that makes her more realistic. She's a very sick, sad woman who seriously needs mental help. People like Annie exist. Very well written character and Kathy's performance made it incredible.
Imagine if he wrote the script to Misery...scrap that, imagine if George R. R Martin wrote every movie script, The Emoji Movie would be worth watching.
“She can go from the sweetest woman on earth to a complete psychopath, like THAT!” By this definition I have dated a lot of of Oscar worthy ladies... perhaps exclusively.
When you said that Kathy Bates winning an oscar is the only time an adaptation of a Stephen King novel led to an oscar winning, I couldn't believe it. My first reflex was to assume that The Green Mile or Shawshank Redemption won at least 1 academy awards....but they didn't. The academy awards makes no sens at all sometimes
Some travel quite a ways to watch a premiere so it could happen. "Oh, Chris, I'm gonna click right here and Stuckmanized!" she whacks away on lower extremities...
It would be Kevin Feige first. "You dirty birdie.... You _killed_ Captain America!" "But it was integral to the plot, and his contract ran out." "I don't care! You killed him! YOU KILLED MY CAPTAIN AMERICA!!" **chair smash** "But, but we still have Sam Wilson!"" **Mallet to the legs**
Slade Wilson Very true. My roommate's murderer tried the whole Cathy Bates thing. Through the whole trial and penalty phase retrial, she was like the nice Cathy Bates and was quite fakr. It was proven in coirt beyond doubt just how much she was like psycho Cathy Bates. She did far worse than a mallet. Now she's rotting away in prison. There are many things that I wouldn't put past anybody.
No. There were a lot of differences between the film and the novel. She doesn't hit him with a sledgehammer in the book. She cuts off his feet. The book and film are way different, for many reasons. Pet Sematary is really faithful, and so is the TV miniseries of The Shining.
I believe Kathy Bates was amazing in Stephen King's "Delores Claiborne." Although she played a much more subdued character, her accent and facial expressions were on point. While that film did not receive any where near the same praise or attention, both of these films prove how versatile and commanding Kathy Bates is as an actor. As always, Chris, I thoroughly enjoy watching your reviews. Well done!
Yeah, Because it seems like a crash like that wouldn’t break both of your legs. And damage you arm. Maybe, but it seems like a good theory, that fit in the movie.
@@AbsoluteApril it’s an interesting theory. But how did she know he was the one going to be driving by, and at that time, and how did she cause a car to crash? And just that car?
@@PhoenicianPrincess88 she knew his schedule and that he was at the Silver Creek Lodge, she could have been stalking/following him, it's in line with her character
One of my favourite and earliest Stephen king books. I believe I began reading a copy belonging to somebody my mum knew and we were on their canal boat. Afterwards I got myself the copy I still own today. I reread it every so often. A brilliant and chilling story of captivity and obsession and the act of the creation of art.
Chris, please review: The Indiana Jones movies Boondock saints The Christopher Reeve superman movies Michael Keatons Batman movies Saving private ryan More of the bond movies Bone tomahawk The godfather trilogy The shawshank redemption Iron man Pulp fiction Schindlers list The terminator movies Braveheart 2001: a space odyssey and a hilariocity of gods of Egypt Please like so he can see this
He has reviewed Indiana Jones He'll definitely review Shawshank Maybe next year he'll review 2001 for the 50th anniversary The Tarantino films will probably be before his Charles Manson film The Terminator probably before the next one that's by James Cameron
Eirik Heggeli He talked about the Keaton Batman Movies back in 2012, it was collaboration video with the Schmoes. I agree with all other movie you've mentioned. Would love to hear his thoughts on those movies
One of these movies that really deserves the predicate masterpiece. The flawless and believable performance(s) of Kathy Bates (also James Caan was great) transporting the tension into your living room, makes this movie so great. A+ it deserved well.
Here is the strange part, this was always one of my favorite films. I went to see the Broadway performance of this story a couple years back. Laurie Metcalf played Annie, and Bruce Willis played Sheldon. Bruce was...ok Laurie Metcalf played the hell out of that role. Almost equal to Kathy Bates.
Fantastic review. One of my favorites from Stuckmann. I loved the fact that he recognized how Caan's role was pretty ballsy to do. I had never thought of that. Kudos Chris.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Omg what a masterpiece this has always been. If I lived amongst the time of Shakespeare, this would hands down be my Hamlet. Blows me away each time I watch it. ❤ good Lord they should never have to work again after these performances.
The best King adaptation, hands down.There's no overblown drama and there's now overblown horror, like in most other King's adaptations. Just a frightningly realisitc story, that might have as well happened in real life, which makes it so compelling.
What I really like about the being is when Annie says he’ll kill the author, she really meant that, not just an empty threat. What a relief Paul escaped
I like it when people like you are the ones who are listened to by thousands, an amazing reviewer and film enthusiast, you with your honest and accurate opinions have recommended to me some of my all time favorite movies. you do not repeat whats already out there. this is how youtube should be done...
Excellent review chris also one of my favorite movies,when you finish stephen king movies,can you do a review on shaun of the dead and hot fuzz to complete the cornetto trilogy?
Love this movie. Kathy Bates and James Caan rule the screen with their performances. Hadn’t seen since probably 1993 and then just recently. Was even better than I remembered.
I like to think Misery is Rob Reiners underrated SK movie. If people think of him I assume more people think Stand By Me. With that being said I would love to see you do Frank Darbonts most underrated movie (imo) The Mist. Shawshank and Green Mile overshadow The Mist but I'd love to see your thoughts on it.
I watched this film many times but I loved it in every moment even the cinematography has great potential by Barry Soddenfeld. It has great psychological terror by Kathy Bates' evil character. It has laughs in a few scenes to the disturbing behavior by her. This film works well including Kathy Bates' Oscar award winning performance almost like Anthony Hopkins' Hannibal in The Silence of the Lambs a year later. This best film never gets old and brilliant. A+ for me. It's a masterpiece. Also it's a 30th Anniversary this year. Wanna watch it again. Love this film.
Misery is one of the best Stephen King's adapted flick of 1990. It's 30 years old now but this flick aged well because it's so original. Stephen King is the best author for doing something in suspense and terror. I really love this movie a lot. It deserves an A+.
Absolutely adored this movie when I first watched it. My grandfather had a go at my mother for letting me repeatidly saw it - saying 'What you letting her watch this for? Can't you see the woman is crazy?' I was like - yeah, that's why Kathy Bates won an Oscar for it!
I just watched this movie on Hulu and omg I was on the edge of my seat the whole time . This movie came out the year I was born in 1990. I think this is one of my favorite movies now, I can’t believe I’ve never seen this movie before today.
Kathy Bates was also in the Stand. Another Stephen King movie based on his EPIC masterpiece novel of the same name. She plays a radio station DJ who appears every so often to report what's happening in the larger context, outside the immediate purview of the main characters we're watching on-screen at that particular moment, and she's amazing, as usual. 👍😊
I remember being a young lad and seeing posters of this film everywhere and I really wanted to see it but I wasnt old enough. When I did see it it was pretty dope.
So I watched this movie for the first time straight after this review on Netflix, one of the most entrancing and amazing experiences I’ve ever had with a film, seriously. This film is absolutely perfect
I actually haven't seen this one yet because I wanted to read the book first. I just finished it and it was absolutely amazing. If the movie is as good as I remember Dolores Clairbourne being... Im gonna love it. Love you reviewing the oldies!
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I'm your number one fan, Chris...
heh heh heh heh heh ...
Har har har
359 Michaelward 1:00
😂🤣😄
😂😂😂
The sheriff's wife was played by my grandmother, Frances Sternhagen.
No
That’s pretty cool.
That’s just bs
What’s your last name then
Wow a bunch of idiots in this comment thread acting as if this is completely impossible.
HE DIDN'T GET OUT OF THE COCKADOODIE CAR
eric95209 LMFAO!
It became a joke through all of the childhood of my sister and I. Along with other quotes from this film.
That’s Me and my family’s classic joke 😂
Everyone cheats like that in...chapter plays
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
You didn't even mention the scene when Anne goes out to get new paper and Paul picks the lock and explores the apartment. That was chilling man!
Omg that was so intense!!
even better in the book!
@@AbsoluteApril I can't look a bobby pin in the eye after reading that scene.
It’s not an apartment you idiot. It’s a house
Very true.
I'll never forget sitting in the theater watching this movie and everyone gasping in horror at the hobbling scene.
This must have been amazing to watch this at the cinema!
I got a blowjob during this movie. I agree, it was quite the experience.
@@EddieMachetti fuck
I found the scene where he beats Annie with the typewriter more horrifying!
@@PippaPPod Why that was awesome
This movie scared the shit out of me. When I first seen it I was young. Kathy Bates convinced me to stay away from strange places.
Inquiring Minds SAME
I just watched it with my dad, I’m almost 13, it was a good ass movie
A good lesson for a kid
And strangers
Will have to check it out
John Goodman's role in 10 Cloverfield Lane reminds me of Kathy Bates' role in this movie.
Nicholas Viespoli Now that you say It...
Glad I wasn't the only one who saw the resemblance!
Nicholas Viespoli Good eye!
Yup, loved his performance.
What’re you smoking? Vastly different characters with different motives and contrasting performances. These two antagonists don’t have too much in common whatsoever.
“Eat it! Eat it!! You sick twisted fuck!!!”
I love that line toward the end of the film.
Kathy Bates is very versatile. she can play anybody.
But can she play Stoke on a cold, rainy night?
Can't play a black woman
Detective Spoopy Egg With CGI and Mocap? You bet your ass she could.
Bobby Boucher's mom! She's the debbil!
She was great in Family guy when she was in the hot tub
I love Kathy Bates. I have _very_ few favorite actresses and she's one of them.
Are you her... number one fan ;)
Rakuyo lmaaaooo yes!
darkprince56 my favorite actress is Alexis Texas
KatieRouge I think she was even better as Dolores Claiborne than in Misery.
She reminds me of my mum a bit.
What I like about Caan's performance is that it brings kind of a sense of humor to the movie so it's not too depressing
The book was soooo much more gruesome. From cutting off his foot with an axe, blow torching the stump, running a lawn mower over a young officers face, like holy crap
Yeah... happy that wasn't adapted...
Marcus Gabrielson LOL blow torching the stump!
Books are always gruesome.
Marcus Gabrielson fuck! I gotta read.
Remember the strands of hair as traps? Making Paul drink his urine or die from dehydration. The book was seriously messed up! Stephen said it was about his cocaine addiction that was his biggest fan. He said it was slowly trying to cripple and kill him. Annie Wilkes=Cocaine Addiction.
Kathy Bates would be a good dlc in Mortal Kombat X lol....😂😂😂
One of my favorite Stephen King films/books.
It IS mine. And it's so gratifying to know the film adaptation was pretty much as great as the book.
When you see some stupid scary slasher character murder someone with a butcher knife, it can be gross and spooky. But in this movie, when there's real characters with development, a fragile lady swinging a hammer at a man's legs can be so much more psychologically terrifying. Character is where true horror comes from
I completely agree. And I love how layered Annie is. She's insane and terrifying but there are a couple scenes that show her in a deep depression that makes her more realistic. She's a very sick, sad woman who seriously needs mental help. People like Annie exist. Very well written character and Kathy's performance made it incredible.
The book is far more gruesome.
Spoiler:
She cuts his feet and thumb off instead of breaking them. Also, she runs over a guys head with a lawnmower.
cool
Haha don't forget the scene where she brings in his finger on a birthday cake in the middle of the night
@@herebyhereby2874 omfg!!!!
Dammmmmmm!!!!!!!
I could not sleep for weeks after reading it...
Imagine this movie with George R.R Martin as the main protagonist. 😂
I would pay for that.
Imagine if he wrote the script to Misery...scrap that, imagine if George R. R Martin wrote every movie script, The Emoji Movie would be worth watching.
Carlos Donizetti Oh, shit 😂
Maybe he would finally finish a book
Carlos Donizetti MAKE DANY AND JON MARRY
Misery, Carrie (1976), The Shining and The Mist are my favorite movies from Stephen King. Can't wait for IT.
Luan Penna There All Gonna Laugh At You!#
Yes those are the best ones
zanna90 the shining is a Kubrick film. If want King's version go watch the mini series
I think The Mist isn't really good. I'd put Shawshank in that place
Carrie is both horrible, sad and beautiful. The mother... Dear lord.
“She can go from the sweetest woman on earth to a complete psychopath, like THAT!”
By this definition I have dated a lot of of Oscar worthy ladies... perhaps exclusively.
When you said that Kathy Bates winning an oscar is the only time an adaptation of a Stephen King novel led to an oscar winning, I couldn't believe it. My first reflex was to assume that The Green Mile or Shawshank Redemption won at least 1 academy awards....but they didn't. The academy awards makes no sens at all sometimes
Now I wonder how likely Misery can happen to a film critic who crashes his car while traveling in a snowy region?
Enrique Cortez Oh god I wouldn't be surprised
Some travel quite a ways to watch a premiere so it could happen. "Oh, Chris, I'm gonna click right here and Stuckmanized!" she whacks away on lower extremities...
It would be Kevin Feige first.
"You dirty birdie.... You _killed_ Captain America!"
"But it was integral to the plot, and his contract ran out."
"I don't care! You killed him! YOU KILLED MY CAPTAIN AMERICA!!" **chair smash**
"But, but we still have Sam Wilson!""
**Mallet to the legs**
i've been laughing so hard at this
Slade Wilson Very true. My roommate's murderer tried the whole Cathy Bates thing. Through the whole trial and penalty phase retrial, she was like the nice Cathy Bates and was quite fakr. It was proven in coirt beyond doubt just how much she was like psycho Cathy Bates. She did far worse than a mallet. Now she's rotting away in prison. There are many things that I wouldn't put past anybody.
People forget about Rob Reiner, but man was he churnin out hits!!
And then he made North...
Meathead!
BUTTER!!
This is the most-faithful King adaptation I've seen.
No. There were a lot of differences between the film and the novel. She doesn't hit him with a sledgehammer in the book. She cuts off his feet. The book and film are way different, for many reasons.
Pet Sematary is really faithful, and so is the TV miniseries of The Shining.
The original Carrie is pretty damn close to the book.
I believe Kathy Bates was amazing in Stephen King's "Delores Claiborne." Although she played a much more subdued character, her accent and facial expressions were on point. While that film did not receive any where near the same praise or attention, both of these films prove how versatile and commanding Kathy Bates is as an actor.
As always, Chris, I thoroughly enjoy watching your reviews. Well done!
Yes I agree with the A+ love this movie
Kathy Bates as Annie Wilkes is one of the best (horror or just best ) performances of all time. Along with Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lector
Chris, I've been waiting for these reviews:
- The Shawshank Redemption
- Stand By Me
- The Green Mile
- The Mist
- T H E S H I N I N G
yes the shining
If he doesn't review all of these I will be highly pissed.
I really hope he reviews The Mist, its my favorite SK adaptation
yea really wanna hear chris' take on it.
Aaron Jones Yeah that ending was so haunting and jaw dropping
"Not Shawshank, not Stand by Me, Cathy Bates and Misery."
I know you didn't intend to, Christopher, but NICE RHYMING! EXCELLENT!!!
Doesn’t really rhyme well if you think about it.
Korova Synth it does? Seven syllables with the same ending 😂
*BARS*
I wondered what happened when a movie got an A+
Theory: she destroyed his legs in the first place
Biophoton Mads Right!!!!!
it is speculated she is the one that actually caused him to drive off the road and crash
Yeah, Because it seems like a crash like that wouldn’t break both of your legs. And damage you arm. Maybe, but it seems like a good theory, that fit in the movie.
@@AbsoluteApril it’s an interesting theory. But how did she know he was the one going to be driving by, and at that time, and how did she cause a car to crash? And just that car?
@@PhoenicianPrincess88 she knew his schedule and that he was at the Silver Creek Lodge, she could have been stalking/following him, it's in line with her character
Top 3 favourite Stephen King adaptions.
1. Shawshank Redemption
2.the Shining
3.the Green Mile
Now review them Chris.
1. The Shining
2. Shawshank Redemption
3. Carrie
1. The Shining
2. Misery
3. The Mist
Varinder Bhandal
1) the shining
2) Shawshank redemption
3) Stand by me
Actually forgot about Green Mile. Great movie. The Mist was also very good. The ending is still the best ending I've ever seen.
One of my favourite and earliest Stephen king books. I believe I began reading a copy belonging to somebody my mum knew and we were on their canal boat. Afterwards I got myself the copy I still own today. I reread it every so often. A brilliant and chilling story of captivity and obsession and the act of the creation of art.
"Misery misery misery, that's what you've chosen."
PurpleXing WE’LLL MEETT AGGAAIINNN SPIDDERMAAAAAANNN.”
"EAT IT, EAT IT YOU SICK, TWISTED FUCK!" kills me every time 😂😂😂
I remember seeing this movie when it came out in the theaters. It has aged well. I miss watching movies that gripped you like this.
Im still missing them loool. 3 years later.
" top favorite movies adapated from his FILMS" - C. Stuckmann 2017
I think I would do that to George R R Martin
+Sunny Morgan
Too bad he never seems to leave his house.
Sunny Morgan He might kill you though, dudes a sick fuck.
How about doing it to J.K. Rowling and make her to bring Snape back to life!!!!!!
James Caan is the man, one of my favorite actors. He's not afraid to do small productions like Bottle Rocket, and The Way of the Gun.
It's always nice to get a Chris Stuckmann review in the afternoon☺
Wish we could have more movies like this, especially in the horror genre, and yes i did like 10 cloverfield lane
Who loves these movie reviews
me
Chris Jackmann. R u reel
Paige Paige you have to get away from Del Rio
Paige all of ussssss
That's a dumb question....
I still remember the poster outside the cinema... When I was young:)
A damn good movie.
Chris, please review:
The Indiana Jones movies
Boondock saints
The Christopher Reeve superman movies
Michael Keatons Batman movies
Saving private ryan
More of the bond movies
Bone tomahawk
The godfather trilogy
The shawshank redemption
Iron man
Pulp fiction
Schindlers list
The terminator movies
Braveheart
2001: a space odyssey
and a hilariocity of gods of Egypt
Please like so he can see this
Eirik Heggeli
IRON MAN
Also Passion of the Christ. I know he isn't religious but would love to hear his take on that masterpiece.
Eirik Heggeli and fight club
He has reviewed Indiana Jones
He'll definitely review Shawshank
Maybe next year he'll review 2001 for the 50th anniversary
The Tarantino films will probably be before his Charles Manson film
The Terminator probably before the next one that's by James Cameron
Eirik Heggeli He talked about the Keaton Batman Movies back in 2012, it was collaboration video with the Schmoes. I agree with all other movie you've mentioned. Would love to hear his thoughts on those movies
One of these movies that really deserves the predicate masterpiece. The flawless and believable performance(s) of Kathy Bates (also James Caan was great) transporting the tension into your living room, makes this movie so great. A+ it deserved well.
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One of His Top Favorite Movies Ever Adapted from His Films
Wut
lmao
@@andyisdead, it was adapted from his books not his films, that is the mistake Gottahurt is commenting on.
Oh yeah. King hated the Kubrick adaptation of The Shining
you should review The Departed. It's one of my favourite movies of all time and has great performances by DiCaprio and Nicholson
And Dropkick Murphys music!
The original Infernal Affairs is even better.
Akanksh Sharma yes please!
Akanksh Sharma the departed was 1 of the most disappointing films I've ever seen
There's a short story called Survivor Type. ;)
I'm a simple man.
I see a Chris Stuckmann review, I click the like button.
Misery, misery, misery, that's what you've chosen to review Chris. I offered you friendship, and you spat in my face!
Bruce Leeroy I had a father, his name was Ben Parker
Godspeed, Spider-Man.
CrayCrayBroBro Oh.
Couldn't think of a movie title to fit into that joke? That's a sin **ding**
You better start showing him a little more appreciation around here, Mr. Man!
I love that you're a horror film fan! You've done well in honing the season as you have. I can't wait to see what comes up this October!
Here is the strange part, this was always one of my favorite films. I went to see the Broadway performance of this story a couple years back. Laurie Metcalf played Annie, and Bruce Willis played Sheldon. Bruce was...ok Laurie Metcalf played the hell out of that role. Almost equal to Kathy Bates.
Next Up : *Shawshank Redemption - Movie Review*
SPOILERS - It gets an *A+*
Misery: A real documentary of my life
7:08 "I'm a dude playin' a dude disguised as another dude!"- RDJ Tropic Thunder
Not even the Green Mile?!
if fans in real life torcheres the author for killing their favorite characters than I would pray for JK Rowling
@Commenter 10 that's a bit agrresive???
@Commenter 10 99.99999% sure he was joking but okay mate
@Commenter 10 My Hero Academia fanbase is SO CLOSE to doing this type of shit to the author of MHA...
I'm still waiting for the Shawshank Redemption review
The first time i heard about this movie was from the family guy adaptation
Lol same
Saul Osio I know if just commented that haha it was good
it must be a millenial thing...
Loved the Stand By Me part of that episode.
same
I grew up with misery
lilith lee
Yeah same my childhood was horrible
lilith lee same. Watched this as a kid.
Yep ! exactly what I meant
:(
lilith lee: congratulations, you told a Chris Stuckmann joke, if Vine wasn't shut down you'd be famous
Fantastic review. One of my favorites from Stuckmann. I loved the fact that he recognized how Caan's role was pretty ballsy to do. I had never thought of that. Kudos Chris.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Omg what a masterpiece this has always been. If I lived amongst the time of Shakespeare, this would hands down be my Hamlet. Blows me away each time I watch it. ❤ good Lord they should never have to work again after these performances.
"...one of his top favorite movies that was ever adapted from his films..."
Um... I think you mean "books", Chris.
Chris please review Primal Fear.
The best King adaptation, hands down.There's no overblown drama and there's now overblown horror, like in most other King's adaptations. Just a frightningly realisitc story, that might have as well happened in real life, which makes it so compelling.
What I really like about the being is when Annie says he’ll kill the author, she really meant that, not just an empty threat. What a relief Paul escaped
I like it when people like you are the ones who are listened to by thousands, an amazing reviewer and film enthusiast, you with your honest and accurate opinions have recommended to me some of my all time favorite movies. you do not repeat whats already out there. this is how youtube should be done...
Whenever someone says that women could never be as abusive as a man..
EarlGrey Of course that’s not true, but relate it to a real life event instead of some psycho bitch in a movie 🎥 😂
One of my favorite movie adaptations from a King's novel is The Dead Zone by Cronenberg. 😊
Excellent review chris also one of my favorite movies,when you finish stephen king movies,can you do a review on shaun of the dead and hot fuzz to complete the cornetto trilogy?
Love this movie. Kathy Bates and James Caan rule the screen with their performances. Hadn’t seen since probably 1993 and then just recently. Was even better than I remembered.
I like to think Misery is Rob Reiners underrated SK movie. If people think of him I assume more people think Stand By Me. With that being said I would love to see you do Frank Darbonts most underrated movie (imo) The Mist. Shawshank and Green Mile overshadow The Mist but I'd love to see your thoughts on it.
I watched this film many times but I loved it in every moment even the cinematography has great potential by Barry Soddenfeld. It has great psychological terror by Kathy Bates' evil character. It has laughs in a few scenes to the disturbing behavior by her. This film works well including Kathy Bates' Oscar award winning performance almost like Anthony Hopkins' Hannibal in The Silence of the Lambs a year later. This best film never gets old and brilliant. A+ for me. It's a masterpiece. Also it's a 30th Anniversary this year. Wanna watch it again. Love this film.
!!! We need "Girls Trip" Review ASAP
Stop spamming the comments. The movie is a generic, boring, unoriginal chick-flick.
Surprisingly, it was actually pretty funny, unlike the usual boring chick-flicks such as Rough Night.
Reagon Alford It was actually a pretty good damn movie. Perhaps you're just lacking in the humor department.
Chris we need Faithful Findings review ASAP
Kuba Franczuk Oh God, don't put him through that.
Misery is one of the best Stephen King's adapted flick of 1990. It's 30 years old now but this flick aged well because it's so original. Stephen King is the best author for doing something in suspense and terror. I really love this movie a lot. It deserves an A+.
Absolutely adored this movie when I first watched it. My grandfather had a go at my mother for letting me repeatidly saw it - saying 'What you letting her watch this for? Can't you see the woman is crazy?'
I was like - yeah, that's why Kathy Bates won an Oscar for it!
I was watching this with my mom and in the scene where she broke his ankles my mom screamed
Its way worse in the book...
oh thank god, thought I was gonna have to watch the sledge scene again, I cringe hard every time I see or think of the scene
Its way worse in the book...
Review the Godfather 1&2 please. I haven't seen any reviews of it from any youtube movie reviewers.
Wow i really did judge a book by a cover this film is amazing and one of my favourite films now
I just watched this movie on Hulu and omg I was on the edge of my seat the whole time . This movie came out the year I was born in 1990. I think this is one of my favorite movies now, I can’t believe I’ve never seen this movie before today.
Waiting for John Carpenter's Christine, a truly great movie!!!
This movie is so damn good?
Edit. Didn't mean to put a question mark, haha.
Why didn’t u edit out the question mark
^
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@@joelm8207 I don't remember?
then remove the ? mark
"James Cahn walked away with nothing "- at least he could walk, though!
I actually watched it for the first time the other day and I gotta say I'm impressed and shook by how well done the movie is.
Kathy Bates was also in the Stand. Another Stephen King movie based on his EPIC masterpiece novel of the same name. She plays a radio station DJ who appears every so often to report what's happening in the larger context, outside the immediate purview of the main characters we're watching on-screen at that particular moment, and she's amazing, as usual. 👍😊
I remember being a young lad and seeing posters of this film everywhere and I really wanted to see it but I wasnt old enough. When I did see it it was pretty dope.
I feel like this was a toungue in cheek book King wrote trying to let out the anger of dealing with his crazy fans.
I actually laughed out loud when Chris said, "His legs are broke to shit". Just the way he said it struck me funny! Great review of an awesome movie.
I don't like that you're swearing. You don't say your legs are broke to christ! Look, now you've got me swearing. 😐😡😠👿🔨😱😈🔨🦶😫😈😈😈
The last time I watched a Chris Stuckmann review THIS good, Zod's neck was still intact.
So I watched this movie for the first time straight after this review on Netflix, one of the most entrancing and amazing experiences I’ve ever had with a film, seriously. This film is absolutely perfect
"His top favorite movies that was ever adapted from his films" You're right Mr. Stuckmann we all know Stephen King from the films he has directed.
Bolbi He writes fantastic novels, but holy fucking shit he does a terrible job with movies/shows
Slade Wilson I don't think thats what he meant, he thought Chris was gonna say novels instead of movies lol
Do The Shining
Off course he will do it, you cant talk about King's work without mentioning this.
Yeah I guess.
He did
And another amazing parts of the movie
.they didnt even have to utilize upstairs of the house.
Thatd talent
I love that Stuckmann is making reviews for older films because there are not many video sources for old film reviews from the pre-2000's
I actually haven't seen this one yet because I wanted to read the book first. I just finished it and it was absolutely amazing. If the movie is as good as I remember Dolores Clairbourne being... Im gonna love it. Love you reviewing the oldies!
Hey Chris are you going to/have you already reviewed The Shining and IT leading up to the new IT movie?
The McRib not yet..
Did anyone notice the music during the Hobbling scene sounds exactly like one of the Game of Thrones themes?
Chris... *PLEASE* review 2001 a space odyssey
YES!
That would be awesome!
You gotta do it, you gotta.
He should do a Kubrick series ^^
Richard Farnsworth was excellent in David Lynch's The Straight Story. His performance is as heartwarming as it is heartbreaking.
One of my favourite horror/thriller movies. Everything is on point here, the acting, the music, the editing. Great review as well.