what is the best stephen king movie ever?
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Definitely the Green Mile, but he also wrote Stand By Me and Shawshank Redemption - not scary or mystical but awesome in their own right.
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The Descent (AWSOME film)\n2001 Maniacs\nBoo!\nMurder-Set-Pieces\nAugust Underground and AU Mordum\nFear of Clowns\nKatiebird\nBone Sickness\nDead Alive (Braindead)\nDead Meat\nUndead\nHigh Tension (AWSOME film)
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre(original) or Candyman.  For some reason Candyman really got to me the first time I saw it, and TCM is just a classic.
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I preferred The Shining. It wasn't all shock and gore. It was pyschologically terrifying. It messed with your mind. Which scared the hell out of me.
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Poltergeist. IT IS THE SCARIEST, BEST MOVIE EVER AND I WILL SHOUT IT FROM EVERYWHRE, EVERY MOUNTAIN TOP, EVERY BUILDING TOP AND FROM EVERY ROOFTOP IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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a movie based on a story by Stephen King about a man who moves with his family to take care of a hotel in the mountains. His son has the gift of foresight (the "shining") and sees many terrible things that will be happening or have happened. The family is snowbound for the winter and the man starts going insane. I won't tell you anymore, you might want to see it for yourself.
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According to my definition of "great," I'd say Final Destination (thought-provoking), Spirited Away (nice animated story), The Sixth Sense (surprising ending twist), Van Helsing (comical horror), Minority Report, and...a number of others I cannot think of right now. I'm sure everyone has their preferences to different movies.
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My favorite would have to be Dirty Dancing. I love the soundtrack and the chemistry (despite the fact that Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey supposedly hated one another). My favorite part of nearly every movie would have to be the last scene with everybody dancing! But one time I was watching it with my parents and our speakers weren't all set up so the soundtrack wasn't playing, let's just say that the part with everyone dancing in the employee rec room thing is really awkward without the music...\n\nI also love The Sure Thing. It's before all John Cusack's other classic 80's movies (Say Anything, Better Off Dead..) but I love it! It's hilarious and romantic and Rob Reiner is basically a movie making genius. I know so many people that have never heard of this movie but I think it's a classic!\n\nPS: I'm watching The Breakfast Club on ABC Family right now!
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The Shawshank Redemption\nMy personal Top 10 (no order):\nThe Shawshank Redemption\nThe Passion of the Christ\nThe Return of the King\nThe Godfather\nThe Godfather part II\nThe Fellowship of the Ring\nMunich\nForest Gump\nSchindler's List\nFull Metal Jacket
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In my opinion ; child play, pet sementary, Aliens, Dracula and \nThe best Frankenstein
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if you like scary/gory movies - Silent Hill (the story is a bit confusing)\nFunny- Scary Movie 4- Was ok \nwow can't think of any more.
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Monsters Inc. Great movie.\nlol
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I love both versions of Dawn of the Dead and Return of the Night of the Living Dead for zombie movies. Amityville Horror (original) and The Shining (original) for horror.
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Narnia, if you get the christian subtext... and King Kong are both awesome epics..\nJust Friends was a great comedy if you were in high school in the early 90's.
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ONCE UPON A TIME.... THE BEST..\nNOW..\nONE OF THE BEST.
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Citizen Kane is on the top of most critics' list and one of my favorites, but my vote goes to "The Last Emperor" (1987) it won for Best Picture in 1987, and is just wonderful!\n\nHonorable mention (for me) has to go to:\n\n"Sunset Boulevard" (1950) directed by Billy Wilder
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Pink Panther is classic and most excellent choice.  It transcends time and is always funny.  Midnight Run with Charles Grodin & Robert DeNiro, Annie Hall (Woody Allen, Diane Keaton) The In-Laws (the original one) The Jerk,  Meet the Parents (and Fockers) Shampoo (Warren Beatty)most recently I did love The Wedding Crashers