Have you seen the movie Needful Things, by Stephen King?
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I love that movie!  It taught me some important lessons too.\n\nLesson was...life or friendship or love is more important than mere objects.  And that could go for concepts too---life is more important than tightly holding onto some concepts.
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I read Cell about a month ago and I really enjoyed it. I am now in the process of reading the Dark Tower series again so I can do them back to back. I really wish they would make this into a movie trilogy, and I can't wait to see Desperation next month on ABC.  Can you tell I really like King.......lol
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Over the Top! :)  Have you seen that movie??
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Well, have you ever seen any of the Wishmaster movies?
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YESYESYESYES!!!\n\n\nIt has been a few years since I read the books, but I think that it was one of the most faithful book-gone-movie movies that i have ever seen.
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Oh, it's a WONDERFUL movie, better than "Hook". Rachel Jurd-Wood (Wendy) and Jason Isssacs (Hook/Mr. Darling) are BRILLIANT. You can probably find clips of it on YouTube, but if you want to see the whole thing you should probably go on LimeWire or just go to Blockbuster.
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Did you see it in Vincent Price's movie Masque of Red Death?\n\nThat was teriffic, and goodness wins.
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I am amazed that this question was asked. I thought the book too obscure to be noticed in this day and age. \n\nI loved it. A bit convoluted but brilliant. It has the potential to be a fantastic movie but it has to be done to match its brothers. Peter Jackson is a must here.
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Check out the movie "an inconvenient truth"
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Yes once. I was an extra in Queen of the Damned. For two weeks my friends and I hung around a disused chocolate factory (that's where some of the concert scene was filmed), got free catering and paid to perve on Stuart Townsend (or Aaliyah in the case of my male friends). I really was surprised by how much sitting around doing nothing was involved but it was a lot of fun. It's just disappointing that the movie wasn't all that good, oh well.
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Yup I've seen it... I love it ! It's very good :)
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Stephen King places ordinary people in extraordinary situations. He is a very moralistic writer -- his characters are punished for the "sins" they create. My favorite book Different Seasons. Met him in St. Louis years ago -- very cool guy.
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I LOVE IT!!! My favorite part is when he lets her be in 2 places at one time!! I watched the movie first, and the book seemed to be very similar to me if i remember correctly. I also like Shane West, and think he did a wonderful job.
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Where the Heart is. \n\nAwesome movie, awesome book.
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Stephen King gives reading inspired by 'nasty accident'\nBy Mark Hinson \nDEMOCRAT SENIOR WRITER \n\nSeven years ago, Stephen King was flattened by a speeding van and left for dead on the side of a road near his home in Maine. It took him years of agonizing rehabilitation to recover, and he still walks with noticeable stiffness.\n\nWhen the news of his brush with death hit the headlines, nearly everyone said, "Gosh, that sounds like something straight out of a Stephen King story."\n   \nOn Sunday night, King gave his first public reading of a new short story called "Memory" that was inspired by what he termed his "nasty accident." He delivered the fictional account in front of a capacity crowd at Florida State University's Ruby Diamond Auditorium as part of the Seven Days of Opening Nights arts festival. \n\n"I had seven minutes permanently burned out of my memory (when the van hit)," King said. "I did get one back of the guy coming over the hill heading toward me. It's like a coral islet in the sea. ... I have no idea if (the story) is any good, but what the h--l, I like it."\n\nHe then launched into the first-person narrative about a wealthy building contractor who is almost crushed to death when he's run over by a construction crane on a job site. The builder grapples regaining speech, thoughts of suicide, a deep hatred for a song by Reba McEntire and exactly what he may have done to his wife while recovering from his coma.\n\nThe Seven Days audience rewarded "Memory" with a standing ovation. Fans then lined up to get their books autographed. The line stretched from the Ruby Diamond stage, up the aisles and out the front doors to the Westcott Fountain.\n\nKing arrived in town Sunday afternoon after driving from his summer house south of Tampa. He strolled into his hotel unnoticed wearing jeans, a white shirt and baseball cap.\n\n"I don't do this type of appearance very often," King said. "But this was something different."\n\nEarlier this month, King agreed to substitute for friend and fellow Maine author Richard Russo. The Pulitzer Prize-winning Russo was booked for Seven Days but backed out at the last minute for family medical reasons.\n\nAfter his arrival, the affable King was game to talk about anything, including his favorite zombie movie (the latest remake of "Dawn of the Dead" because "those suckers were fast") and the book he wrote on the craft of writing.\n\n"I thought I had a lot more to say about writing than I did," the author of nearly 60 volumes said. "It could've been a pamphlet that said, 'The adverb is not your friend.' That's it."\n\nLater in the afternoon, he met with a classroom of nearly 35 FSU writing and film students to discuss "adventures in the screen trade" and field questions about his novels.\n\n"I don't think my books would've have been as successful as they are if the readers didn't think they were in the hands of a true crazy person," King said. "When I start a story, I don't know where it's going."\n\n"His imagination is so beyond me," tutor Kirsten Baggett, 39, said before the evening's reading. "Some of the things he comes up with, you just wonder where he gets it. I'm amazed."\n\nSeven Days will close with a concert by country-music legend Willie Nelson on Tuesday night in Ruby Diamond Auditorium. The show is sold out. \n\nContact Mark Hinson at\n(850) 599-2164 or mhinson@tallahassee.com.\n\nOriginally published February 27, 2006
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No, have you seen to kill a mockingbird? very good film I throughly recommend it!
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I am not sure 100 % But I believe the movie you want is Carrie, also a novel written by Stephen King