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Emma 2022-04-22 07:01:04
I was very sleepy watching it, maybe because it was too late, but it was indeed a good movie, especially in 1990, when the plot was tight enough and the classic horror atmosphere was rendered, it was much better than The Shining style, because The Shining is more Early, in terms of now, "Dangerous Times" is still a good movie worth watching. But it seems that my definition of a thriller is limited to the final reversal of the plot. I can guess the ending of this movie, and the rendering in it does not make me feel real horror, but it is Stephen King's work after all. It's a pity that unlike other thrillers, you need to watch a movie for 3 hours, and then watch the movie again, this one is not needed.
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Jayda 2022-03-24 09:01:25
Compared with Annie, the behavior of a domestic star kneeling to a certain star is only fifty steps and one hundred steps.
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Fernando 2022-03-21 09:01:24
Kathy Bates's yin and ruthlessness reminds me of the head nurse in "Left Over the Cuckoo's Nest". A Hollywood-style thriller with a standard algorithm, but with the theme of book fans manipulating the author, there are still twists and turns, including perverted psychological prying, and self-talk and self-deprecating masters.
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Virginia McCain: [Virginia and Buster are driving along the mountain road]
[Sarcastically]
Virginia McCain: Well, this sure is fun.
[She later takes her hand and lovingly rubs Buster's leg]
Sheriff John T. 'Buster' McCain: [Buster is sensing what's going on] Virginia, when you're in this car, you're not my wife, you're my deputy.
[He takes her hand and puts it back on the steering wheel]
Virginia McCain: [Sarcastically] Well, this deputy would rather be home under the covers with the sheriff.
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Paul Sheldon: The Sistine Chapel?
Annie Wilkes: YEEEAAAHHH! That and "Misery's Child", those are the only two divine things in this world!
[Annie chases her pet pig out of the room, then turns around and makes pig oink noises at Paul. Paul smiles thinly as she leaves, and he looks a little creeped out]