#1Dec 13th, 2011
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bag of bones
#2
Re: bag of bones
Dec 13th, 2011
Haven't seen it yet (PVRed it). If its anything like the book, it would be good but creepy.
#3
Re: bag of bones
Dec 13th, 2011
Read the book. I dont watch regular cable anymore so cant say I will see it. Although, after IT was made into a 2 Part television starring John Boy from The Waltons I kinda lost hope. I could get behind a television adaption of a King book if it was directed by someone like Frank Darabont or brought to the small screen by FX or AMC.
#4
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Dec 13th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier
Watched part of it last night - looks good and creepy.Read the book. I dont watch regular cable anymore so cant say I will see it. Although, after IT was made into a 2 Part television starring John Boy from The Waltons I kinda lost hope. I could get behind a television adaption of a King book if it was directed by someone like Frank Darabont or brought to the small screen by FX or AMC.
#5
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Dec 13th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier
I watched The Stand before reading the book. Although the book is better, the TV version was quite good (good actors and I believe King was involved directly in the sceenplay).Read the book. I dont watch regular cable anymore so cant say I will see it. Although, after IT was made into a 2 Part television starring John Boy from The Waltons I kinda lost hope. I could get behind a television adaption of a King book if it was directed by someone like Frank Darabont or brought to the small screen by FX or AMC.
Also have seen Shawshank Redemption and Stand By Me and they were pretty good as movies although I have not read the books.
#6
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Dec 13th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
The stand was okayI watched The Stand before reading the book. Although the book is better, the TV version was quite good (good actors and I believe King was involved directly in the sceenplay).
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Shawshank was directed by Darabont and Stand by Me by Rob Reiner, both very good directors. I think that was a turning poing for King adaptions in film. But the drek before it, like Cujo, The Dead Zone, Firestarter, good god.Also have seen Shawshank Redemption and Stand By Me and they were pretty good as movies although I have not read the books.
#8
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Dec 13th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier
I'm with you on the John boy thing, although Tim Curry as Pennywise was a stroke of briliance, imo.Read the book. I dont watch regular cable anymore so cant say I will see it. Although, after IT was made into a 2 Part television starring John Boy from The Waltons I kinda lost hope. I could get behind a television adaption of a King book if it was directed by someone like Frank Darabont or brought to the small screen by FX or AMC.
Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
Those films are the best King adaptations I think. Awesome books and excellent movies.I watched The Stand before reading the book. Although the book is better, the TV version was quite good (good actors and I believe King was involved directly in the sceenplay).
Also have seen Shawshank Redemption and Stand By Me and they were pretty good as movies although I have not read the books.
#9
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Dec 14th, 2011
Watched both parts on A&E last night and really enjoyed them. Thought the script stayed pretty close to the book from what I remember reading. Pierce Brosnan certainly is aging well.
#10
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Dec 14th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by Mowich
yum -Watched both parts on A&E last night and really enjoyed them. Thought the script stayed pretty close to the book from what I remember reading. Pierce Brosnan certainly is aging well.
I remember watching he and stephanie zimbalist, (in their old
TV show,) name escapes me at the moment, and wondered what their children
(if they were married, which they weren't) would look like, and they would have
hair so thick it would be bullet proof.
I was always amazed by their hair.
I still haven't seen part 2, I better look for it before it disappears alltogether.
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#11
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Dec 14th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by Retired_Can_Soldier
The first Pet Semetary wasn't overly bad. It was certainly a lot better than the "sequel".The stand was okay
Shawshank was directed by Darabont and Stand by Me by Rob Reiner, both very good directors. I think that was a turning poing for King adaptions in film. But the drek before it, like Cujo, The Dead Zone, Firestarter, good god.
I really enjoyed the book. My dad taped it, and I am going to watch it tomorrow. If it is even close to the book, I'll be very happy. I also hope it will be a lot better than Rose Red. That mini series was pretty boring to be honest.
#12
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Dec 14th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by talloola
yum -
I remember watching he and stephanie zimbalist, (in their old
TV show,) name escapes me at the moment, and wondered what their children
(if they were married, which they weren't) would look like, and they would have
hair so thick it would be bullet proof.
I was always amazed by their hair.
I still haven't seen part 2, I better look for it before it disappears alltogether.
Remington Steele - YouTube
#13
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Dec 14th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by talloola
It was Remington Steele. It used to be my favourite show. I had a bit of a crush on Miss Holt (Stephanie Z) at the time.yum -
I remember watching he and stephanie zimbalist, (in their old
TV show,) name escapes me at the moment, and wondered what their children
(if they were married, which they weren't) would look like, and they would have
hair so thick it would be bullet proof.
I was always amazed by their hair.
I still haven't seen part 2, I better look for it before it disappears alltogether.
#14
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Dec 14th, 2011Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
yes, remington steele, watched it all the time too, had a bit of a crush on pierce brosnon, maybe just hisIt was Remington Steele. It used to be my favourite show. I had a bit of a crush on Miss Holt (Stephanie Z) at the time.
hair, i'm a hair person, probably because i've never had the priviledge of having thick hair, the kind that
just falls into place, I have to work hard everyday to make my hair look nice, yeah, jealous, thats the
word.
I understand that Miss Holt has gained many pounds since those remington steele days, she was also in
the mini series, centennial, she was gregory harrisons wife, till she was bitten and killed by a rattle
snake. She was very young and pretty then too,(and yes, again, the hair ughhhh, so beautiful,)
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