Stephen King's The Mist

Posted by StillWater
holy shit. I've been talking about this movie for YEARS, yet I think no one really understood the significance of this brilliant movie.

What did you think?

to be honest, it brought out alot of shouting and pissed off comments out of my mouth. Frustration and anger and just pure piss offery. People being dumb asses left and right. Then it make even worse, hubby comes home and joins the rest of the family to watch it and he gets even more pissed off at it. lmao!!

At least King knows how to make people get upset and pissed off at the buffoonery. He makes fun of people in a kind of twisted way.

ohhhh thanks you two.

so, DJ & Enfant both recc'ed it huh?


*looking at the last posts of the link*

well, it's just because the people who were in the grocery store just really irked me.

stillwater, what did you think?


To add: I dont feel that it's really that scary. I've seen scarier films. This is more, sensational.

I liked my thread better!

I have this on dvd somewhere.. It was very psychological on human behaviour. how people can change in a situation as they were in the movie. Cant remember too much coz its been a while since I last saw it but I remember how people turned against each other so easily.