How was The Mist?

[IKickAssForTheLord]

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yep at that part and when grandma turned rambo on the spiders lol its too bad capote had to die
getting past the bad CGI i really enjoyed this movie and never lost interest through out the whole thing
ending was pretty fucked up but i would have done the same thing if i was in his shoes and they was no hope left =(
8/10

I don't know... I know I would have not done the same thing. I mean they got that far why not try some more. I thought he did it too easily, I mean come on his son?!? but I don't know, I will have to probably watch it again.

[violent d]

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in the movie when that one chick was killed, which I'm pretty sure u know who, everybody in the threater clap! and I was def. the loudest, I could not stand that character!

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Yup, we got clapping in my theater at that part too.

I didnt really like the ending but when I think about it I dont like the endings to alot of his movies. I really hated the ending to the movie It.

[thorn_man]

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I know I would have been a lot more pissed if he kept the original ending (the land cruiser just driving off into the mist). I knew getting deeper and deeper into the movie that it was so intriguing and I just wanted some sort of closure. 'going off into the whatever' endings are fine if it's like DOTD '79 where I know there will be another film to continue the phenomonon. But I knew there wouldn't be a sequal to this from Darabont, and I definitely didn't want one.

[GruesomeDuece]

For some reason the ending really got to me. It's not that I didn't like it, I did, I thought the ending to the movie was terrifying in a way that the movie was not (although it was pretty scary).

The ending to the book was good, too, but that worked for the book. I think that things that work in literature form don't really work sometimes for movie versions.

The message boards are on fire with people bitching and moaning about the ending. All that tells me is that Darabont got to people, and that's what counts. It affected people in a way, and to me that makes it good.

[Darkgod]

Yeah they clapped in my theatre when that chick died.

[choptop2]

I enjoyed it, nice change of pace to the usual saw clones, and japanese remakes we've been getting lately.

And in my opinion on of the few movies that are actually better than the source material.

[Leprechaun]

For some reason the ending really got to me. It's not that I didn't like it, I did, I thought the ending to the movie was terrifying in a way that the movie was not (although it was pretty scary).

The ending to the book was good, too, but that worked for the book. I think that things that work in literature form don't really work sometimes for movie versions.

The message boards are on fire with people bitching and moaning about the ending. All that tells me is that Darabont got to people, and that's what counts. It affected people in a way, and to me that makes it good.

The ending is truly terrifying. Thomas Jane played it very well.