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Posted By: Monk6272 - January 5th, 2012 4:52:31 pm EST
Terrific story, very realistic! Acting was great by just about everyone. I was fascinated, especially, by Bronson Pinchot's portrayal of Craig Toomey, since I'd previously only seen him in a comedic role. The story itself was outlandishly eerie yet entertaining for me as a viewer, rather than a "participant". Great work!
Posted By: Monk6272 - January 5th, 2012 4:44:26 pm EST
I read "The Langoliers" as a short story before I saw the movie on TV (several times now). Both were engrossing and fascinating. A movie version is always great, since it facilitates visualizing what was read. But, with "The Shining", for instance, that didn't hold true as the ending was not exactly the same in both versions.
Posted By: Sheena - December 16th, 2011 2:31:16 am EST
I've watched this 10 over yrs ago and it didn't leave me since...It's got a great impact on me and my thoughts...on lives elsewhere...and I've just knew about the Parellel theory recently..and think how amazing is Stephen King to create life-shocking stories...my genius..
Posted By: Mariner - June 27th, 2011 2:59:15 pm EDT
I liked the book, but this movie was a big letdown. Whenever Mr. Toomey came on all I could think of was Balki from Perfect Strangers. The actors were, for the most part, not very good, save the great performance by David Morse. I think the worst performances were the little girl, Dinah, and the writer. The appearance of the Langoliers themselves was hilarious, and the CGI was terrible. If they had made this movie had been made 10 years later, maybe better special effects could have saved it, but for now, it is a much inferior version of the novel.
Posted By: Allig8or - April 1st, 2011 7:38:32 pm EDT
Loved four past midnight where I read this story before seeing the movie...
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