Being one of the few King stories I haven’t read, I was going in blind.  Have to say that I found the movie excellent, the reverse timeline was fine and the film raised more questions than answers.  Something that I always enjoy as it gives you something to chew over afterwards.  Huddleston is really only in act 2, so the trailers focussed on those scenes, which could give a false impression of the movie.  However the cast was excellent, the cinematography was beautiful and Flanagan has yet again turned in a good book to film conversion from the master of horror, not that this is.

this gonna be hell of a ride for people who struggle to understand Nolan’s movies 🥀

I feel like I sometimes cry at the wrong movies and don't at the ones I'm supposed to because why did I cry at sheep detectives but not this. However, this was an incredible film who am I kidding. Not my thing entirely, but that doesn't make it any less great. Thank you Chuck, for 39 great years!

A love letter to.......... *ACCOUNTING?!?*

Thanks chuck !

faltou um sal

There are elements and moments of this that I really like. And I enjoy the different acts on their own but they don’t quite come together for me. It’s almost amazing but the stilted dialogue and overwritten message keep from its full potential. Funnily enough I feel 28 years later does a better job of relaying its message simply due to the fact that it’s so surprising to find a heartfelt message in a horror movie.