Stephen King at the movies

[doowopgirl]

As a long time fan of SK, I am always on the lookout for anything by himself. When I saw this at my local bookstore, I immediatly pounced on it. I was very dissapointed to see it as a cheap way to re hash old material. I just thought it was shameless exploitation. Does any one else feel the same way or am I missing something here?

[Bluey Lunger]

yep. pure torture. wanna dos tings dat soon as youse make yours offering along comes another able to feel gloriously righteous, affording dem da opportunity to exhibit their deep and abiding love. bought it anyway. actually, another bought it for little ole moi. and yeah, pure torture

[M-O-O-N SPELLS MY NAME]

I'm sorry, but I totally disagree! At the time the book came out I had not yet read any of SK's short story collections, and after reading "SK GOES..." my interest was raised in them IMMEDIATELY! I've now read all of them, save DIFFERENT SEASONS. I especially liked SK's insight into each movie for each story, and was interested to see his list of favorite adaptations. A VERY WORTH-WHILE PURCHASE!!! :)

[Benita]

As a long time fan of SK, I am always on the lookout for anything by himself. When I saw this at my local bookstore, I immediatly pounced on it. I was very dissapointed to see it as a cheap way to re hash old material. I just thought it was shameless exploitation. Does any one else feel the same way or am I missing something here?

I could tell by the title that this book was the stories of movies already releast. Which would make them all old stories. Which would be great for people that haven't read SK before. It could get the new ones in to the books. but for SK fans we would natraly already have all the stories.

[simon1]

The deluxe limited edition version is a nice thing to have...

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