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Thank you, for the indulgence. I'm mostly a Salem's Lot fan, and 1408 fan. The Dark Tower series has always eluded me
Welcome, Thomas.
Two great works there.Quote:
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Although I enjoy DT in spots, it mainly fails to enchant me as it does many King readers.Quote:
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Welcome, Thomas! The Drawing of the Three and Wizard and Glass were the highlights of the series for me. And 'Salem's Lot is one of the best novels ever written by King.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
Thank you, for the indulgence. I'm mostly a Salem's Lot fan, and 1408 fan. The Dark Tower series has always eluded me
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Originally Posted by Brian861Welcome, Thomas! The Drawing of the Three and Wizard and Glass were the highlights of the series for me. And 'Salem's Lot is one of the best novels ever written by King.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
Thank you, for the indulgence. I'm mostly a Salem's Lot fan, and 1408 fan. The Dark Tower series has always eluded me
Thank you. I'm currently reading Salem's Lot; one of the best parts, is the female supermarket employee being around while Ben Mears and co head off to the Marsten house. It just speaks of government always being one step ahead of everyone else. What's your favorite part?
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Originally Posted by St. TroyTwo great works there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33
Although I enjoy DT in spots, it mainly fails to enchant me as it does many King readers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33
Are you acquainted with the film, 1408? I used to have the DVD, but don't anymore
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Yes; I thought it was quite a successful adaptation (despite the changes), really captured the spirit of the short story. Cusack and SLJ were very good.Quote:
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Originally Posted by St. TroyYes; I thought it was quite a successful adaptation (despite the changes), really captured the spirit of the short story. Cusack and SLJ were very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33
I never read the short story, but the theatrical ending was much better than the DVD ending, the one that released in the UK
It's been decades since I've read so very hard to recall specifics. Probably time to revisit it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian861Welcome, Thomas! The Drawing of the Three and Wizard and Glass were the highlights of the series for me. And 'Salem's Lot is one of the best novels ever written by King.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
Thank you, for the indulgence. I'm mostly a Salem's Lot fan, and 1408 fan. The Dark Tower series has always eluded me
Thank you. I'm currently reading Salem's Lot; one of the best parts, is the female supermarket employee being around while Ben Mears and co head off to the Marsten house. It just speaks of government always being one step ahead of everyone else. What's your favorite part?
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Originally Posted by Brian861It's been decades since I've read so very hard to recall specifics. Probably time to revisit it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian861Welcome, Thomas! The Drawing of the Three and Wizard and Glass were the highlights of the series for me. And 'Salem's Lot is one of the best novels ever written by King.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas33Quote:
Originally Posted by Randall Flagg
Thank you, for the indulgence. I'm mostly a Salem's Lot fan, and 1408 fan. The Dark Tower series has always eluded me
Thank you. I'm currently reading Salem's Lot; one of the best parts, is the female supermarket employee being around while Ben Mears and co head off to the Marsten house. It just speaks of government always being one step ahead of everyone else. What's your favorite part?
The moment, in the book was very poignant, as it's a sociological brilliance; with the new film coming out this year, I wonder if the writers have copied that part of the story, amidst other parts resembling the same theme, illustrating government being able to withstand the vampire revolution