@Piper I like King and I was really disappointed by the Under the Dome mini-series.

TBH though, The Stand is still pretty good. It was a very literal adaptation and it was so well done that it is still a decent watch even now.

@Burnley123 I wasn't, so much. There are quite a few screen adaptions of Stephen King's novels and short stories that I didn't think were very good, but I did not see them at a cinema.
Then there are the screen adaptions of his novella and serial novel, that I think are at least as good as the works they were based on.

@SW-User I did.

@StrawberryMilkshake It was soooooo bad
The actors couldn’t even maintain their accents

@JRVanguard the grudge was horrible. Including the other installments following it. He remake of black Christmas was pretty good.

@StrawberryMilkshake it was so bad!! Very unrealistic! 🤭

@StrawberryMilkshake I normally download movies and then watch them months later. 😑 I don't think I'm much into movies generally except some action & horror ones.

Grandma, ohhhh. That's cool. I went alone lol.

@SW-User usually going to the theater isn't really worth it. But u got to see a movie in 3D. Now thst is a fun experience

I would never see those movies but I did read the books. I didn't find them distasteful at all. @CestManan

@Spoiledbrat I know very little about them other than it is fetlife type stuff.
If you ever were just dying to see them, you can probably find the DVDs at the same thrift stores that carry umpteen copies of the books.

OH and that movie "Speed", plenty of those also but try not to be greedy with them. Don't buy all 10 copies. 😄

@CestManan well that is usually how it goes with books after they came out. A store would order to many. So after a few year's u see the books and movie's price drops a lot

@romper69 And in stomach churning dread.

@CestManan I like what you said! Truth!! ☺

@SW-User ......???
for real though I get it
I was at the target age range for that movie when it came out which means you were a bit too old.
and I remember being a bit too old for movies/shows

It looks like it might be MST3K worthy @sunsporter1649

@sunsporter1649 I never heard of dark star. I watch the trailer and it look like a 70s style movie.

@smileylovesgaming One of the worst of the '70's style movies, to be sure

@StrawberryMilkshake it was too realistic for my liking. Takes away from the fantasy and light hearted nature of the characters. If I wanted to watch a David Attenborough documentary, I would've stayed home.

@StickyToffeePudding ugh, the worst

I think there was a ton of symbolism in it but it was very hard to follow agreed. @SW-User

Can understand @StrawberryMilkshake

@StrawberryMilkshake Oh it's so bad on so many levels. And the story! A film about trade wars...just what kids and adults want in a sci-fi blockbuster 🤣

@StrawberryMilkshake To be fair it's no worse than the other two, just Phantom was such a shock. Sith has the redeeming feature of being hilarious at the end

@smileylovesgaming District 9 lolololol

@StrawberryMilkshake I could see it standing on my head and it's still bad

@StrawberryMilkshake yes ma'am.

@StrawberryMilkshake yeah, Ryan's move in killing snoke was dumb. You know what I think?

If anyone was gonna get brought back, it should've been Darth Plagueis, Sidious' former master. He would've been something new yet already established and a bigger threat (him being the master of sidious).

"He could save others from death, but he could not save himself" plot twist! What if he did save him self? ...If he could bring others from the dead...

I'd like to see the kotor games brought to the big screen in general, or at least events from that era, that's my favorite era of star wars.

Kreia would probably need an entire trilogy lol

@Fluffybull It did just kind of leave the viewer hanging.
Plus they could have done without the scene where we see that lady's nostrils. Icky.

@SW-User Sounds like it could be about some country boy trying to sell a rusted out 1980 Chevrolet sitting in his barn. "Dat dere chevy done runned real good back when I parked it 20 years ago"

My sister and I walked out of some movie called "Ready to wear".
About half way through she said, "Do you feel like taking off?" All I could think was, "Oh Thank goodness!"

@Montanaman I loved that. A cynic's paradise!

@Pretzel I used to love that movie when I was a kid.

Maybe it was just Robert Redford I loved. I no longer remember

@Jenny1234 a lot of people love it. It just wasn't for me.

@V00doo Mork from Ork with no humour and Oscar bait aspirations? What could possibly go wrong? 🤔