I don't know how Stephen King thinks of these types of movies but when he does he is right on point with them. THE MIST is a throwback from one of Stephen King's older novels but the story line can never get old.
To be truthful I did not know what to expect from this movie. As the trailers don't really give you insight into what really was/is in the mist. And going off of some of the other movies that I have seen from previous Steven King movies I did not even think that this movie would be as scary and emotional as it was. If you have not seen this movie turn away now because I am going to tell some of the parts that really got me. First of all this movie does a great job of keeping you in the dark until to scare and creep you out. The mist is not like a foggy day that you can see maybe a quarter mile out and that is it. No, this mist is so thick that you would not be able to see maybe a foot out. That is what made it so creepy. If people ventured out into it they could not see from what angle something would come and snatch them up.
Now I have to admit, I am not a fan of bugs.. I can stand a few here and their but story lines with human sized bug, that reaaaaaaalllllllyyyyy creeps me out. And this story line had a lot of human sized and larger bugs that snatched and ate humans like it was nothing. It just made me quiver to think about it. And these were not normal bugs that you probably could just swat with a broom. Some of these bugs had distinct faces and shot out acid webs that could cut through clothing and skin. YUCK....
Man this movie really got under my skin. I remember a movie that I say when I was a kid that involved ants that would eat their way into humans and live in their bodies and use them a nest. That movie gives me nightmares even to this day. I thought about that movie when I was watching this movie. This movie gave me the same feeling that I had as a kid.
This movie is not for the kids, thus, the R rating. I had to put my kids up stairs because they wanted to see what was in the mist also. It has a lot of graphic scenes that would definitely freak out younger kids and some teenagers. There is not nudity in this film which was a welcome change. It seems that most movies now feature a lot of nudity to sell the film. There is a lot of violence so take care and be warned.
Overall, I liked this movie. It kept me interested to the end and I felt just as frustrated as all the characters. It also had a surprise ending that I did not even expect. I definitely recommend this movie for adults. It is a keeper or a great Friday night rental.
Popularity: 10% [?]
Bookmark:
del.icio.us
|
Digg it
|
Earthlink
|
Furl
|
iFeedReaders
|
ma.gnolia
|
Maple.nu
|
Netvouz
|
Netscape
|
RawSugar
|
reddit
|
Scuttle
|
Shadows
|
Simpy
|
Spurl
|
StumbleUpon
|
Wink
|
Yahoo MyWeb
|
Rental Movies
- Online Movie Rental
- Taken – Bryan Mills
- Four Christmases Vince Vaughn Reese Witherspoon
- The Spiderwick Chronicles
- Cars (Widescreen Edition) 2006
- Monsters, Inc 2002
- Finding Nemo (DVD) Review
- Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins – Martin Lawrence, Mike Epps, James Earl Jones
- Definitely, Maybe Elizabeth Banks, Isla Fisher
- The Bank Job – Jason Statham, Saffron Burrows, Stephen Campbell Moore
- Step Brothers 2008 Will Ferrel John C. Reilly
- Jet Li’s Fearless Movie Review
- Vantage Point – Dennis Quaid Forest Whitaker
- Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay
- Iron Man (Special Collector’s Edition) [Blu-ray] (2008)
- The Wire – The Complete Fifth Season (2008)
- Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull – Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett
- The Bucket List – Jack Nicholson, Morgan Freeman
- Jumper – Hayden Christensen, Jamie Bell
- Stargate – Continuum (2008)
- Raiders Of The Lost Ark (Movie Review)
- A Review of the Iron Man Movie
- Street Kings – Keanu Reeves, Forest Whitaker
- The Forbidden Kingdom – Jackie Chan and Jet Li
- The Mist (2007) Andre Braugher Thomas Jane
- Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married
- Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! Jim Carrey – Steve Carell
- 10,000 BC (2008) Camilla Belle, Cliff Curtis, Steven Strait
- Enchanted – Amy Adams, James Marsden
- I am Legend – Will Smith
- Penelope – Movie Review
- Semi-Pro Movie Review
- Review – Across the Universe
- Review – Michael Clayton (2007)
- Full Comments on Harry Potter Movie – Order of the Phoenix
- The 40 Year Old Virgin – Steve Carell
- American Gangster – Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe
- David Fincher “The Zodiac”
- The Game Plan – Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Delivers Another Hit!!
- Grumpy Old Men Movie Review
- The Breakfast Club Movie Review
- Walk The Line Movie Review
- Horrors to Laugh At
- The Last King of Scotland – Forest Whitaker
- Babel (2006) – Brad Pitt
- Pirates Of The Caribbean – The Curse of the Black Pearl
- Movie Review: “Capote” Is Beyond Definition
- BORAT: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan
- The Pursuit of Happyness – Will Smith
- Weekend Top Seller – Mar 30 – Apr 1 weekend
- Pretty Woman (1990) – DVD Review
- Movie Review – En Soap (2006)
- Superman II Movie Review – Starring Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder
- Forrest Gump Movie Review – Starring Tom Hanks and Robin Wright
- The Shawshank Redemption Movie Review – Starring Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman
- White Chicks – A Synopsis
- The Ring – A Synopsis
- Behind Enemy Lines – A Synopsis
- Cinderella Man – Movie Review
- DVD Review – Chariots of Fire (1981)
- Movie Review – The Door in The Floor (2004) – Part 3
- Wild Hogs – Martin Lawrence, Tim Allen, John Travolta, William Macy
- The Empire Strikes Back Movie Review – Starring Mark Hamill – Carrie Fisher – and Harrison Ford
- Coach (DVD) Review
- Musical Guide – Review Of Mary Poppins
- Review of Guys and Dolls – Starring Marlon Brando – Gene Simmons – Frank Sinatra and Vivian Blaine
- Film Review: The Fountain
- Review of 2010: The Year We Make Contact – Starring Roy Scheider and John Lithgow
- The Gods Must Be Crazy Movie Review – Starring N!Xau, Sandra Prisloo, Marius Weyers and Louw Verwey
- A Clockwork Orange Movie Review – Starring Malcolm McDowell and Patrick Magee
- Tyler Perry’s Daddy’s Little Girls
- Night At The Museum – Ben Stiller
- Norbit – Eddie Murphy
- Spider-Man 3 – a must see
- Eragon – Edward Speleers, Jeremy Irons, Sienna Guillory, Robert Carlyle, John Malkovich
- Film Review – Ice Age: The Meltdown
- Snakes On The Plane
- Stomp The Yard
- Gridiron Gang “The Rock” Dwayne Johnson
- The movie “Apocalypse Now”
- Should my child watch this movie: Figuring out movie ratings
- Stranger Than Fiction
- Take the Lead – DVD
- The Lake House – Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves