Misery

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Damion Jan 21 Another one of Stephen Kings novels adapted flawlessly! See more Alex H. @MovieReviewersClub Feb 15 Having read Stephen King's Misery before watching the screen adaptation, I was able to really familiarize myself with the characters and settings like never before. Having said that, the movie stands tall all on its own. With riveting moments of anger, excitement and even love, Misery finds its way to the top 90's movies as a gripping drama and thriller. Paul Sheldon has just finished one of his most recent novels. When doing so he always has the same routine. Travel to Boulder, CO and reserve the same room at the Boulderado Hotel. Lighting a single cigarette and have a glass of Don Perignon to celebrate has become a tradition as well. On his way back, after finishing the novel, he gets thrown into a terrible blizzard. His car goes hurdling through the air and lands all beat up in a side ditch. Ever since the moment the car flew off the road, his life had changed forever. In this enthralling book you will find yourself experiencing times of pain, confusion and scary out-lashes from his so-called "caretaker". Drugged and beaten, Paul manages to continue on in the slim hope of being rescued. With Rob Reiner at the lead, Stephen King's 23 published book becomes a fantastic motion picture that encapsulates all the emotions from the book showing the high similarity between the two. Overall the film captures in good detail what it would be like to be held captive by your savior. See more Keith B B @Okbullard Feb 5 This was in the top ten favorite films. James Caan was excellent as usual but Kathy Bates was extraordinary and definitely earned her Oscar. It was such a thriller and had many intense scenes. I was shocked after my first watch decades ago. Give it a look you'll not be disappointed, I mean come on you can't go wrong with a Stephen King story. See more Trevor S @PopcornPopper Feb 5 One of the best King movie adaptations. A great film to watch annually in the winter. See more Kevin N. @TopCriticKevin Jan 31 Good and suspenseful. A masterful acting performance from the two leads. A must see. See more Mariana T @M.Tezeta Jan 27 Kathy Bates' performance is so flawless that she becomes one of those antagonists you won't be able to get out of your head. Although the film omits many events that are essential to Stephen King's work, it manages to maintain its pace with a simple aesthetic and an intriguing script. However, I lacked the patience to fully connect with the entire story, especially when only the officers appeared. See more Read all reviews

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