The Mist

[ares623]

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saw this today.. must say it's a good scary movie.. i love how uncomfortable I feel watching the movie, the same thing happened to me watching 1408.
the creatures are so surreal, i loved them. they weren't the only things in the movie that were scary..
the ending, i don't know what to say about it.
overall a very good horror movie. :mrgreen: must watch.

[bleed214]

ni gawas ni sa cine?

[rj325]

the movie feels like half-life in a point of view of a civilian.

[bleed214]

i just finished watching it on dvd... the ending was messed up. ang story was a ripped off of half-life or doom.

[GemWArrioR]

ur ryt bleed, its ripped of doom and half-life. and the ending is quite messy. It just shows us how people will behave and think in this kind of situation.

[thyshop]

one boring movie!

[kalanrakas]

oh, i thought this is another "The Fog" variation.

Stephen King's horror novels are light years away in terms of literary grandeur compared to his other genre. Worse, when they turn them into movies.

[thyshop]

i knew it from the start it was never a good movie..hahaha..nganu aku pa gihuman

[dulpeks]

"The Mist" is worth watching!
Author: Groovespeed from Los Angeles, CA

I've been a member of IMDb for many years now and rarely do I take the time to comment on a film. In addition, I watch, on average, about 10-15 films a month, split among all genres including horror. Lately though, I've been very disenfranchised with most horror films especially with the proliferation of shock/gore/splatter/torture-porn films such as Hostel 2, The latest Saw film, Captivity, etc. Enter "The Mist" and I leave the theater saying to myself "this is why I go see movies".

Frank Darabont should be the only one adapting Steven King novels and short stories...period. He brings a human balance that's missing in most horror films these days. You can have the most unbelievable, and maybe even the most ludicrous, situations and events, but if you make the characters believable and further peel the layers to expose fear, prejudices and vulnerability then you have the foundations towards making an effective film. I was absolutely gripped during the entire film, and that all-too-rare-these-days sense of dread permeates through almost every scene and left me emotionally exhausted at the end. And speaking of the ending, isn't that what almost everyone is talking about? I'm not going to give anything away, but in my opinion, I loved it. I can see why it can split into camps of "loved it"/"didn't like it" but for me it was a great conclusion to the entire storyline of the human condition. I wouldn't have changed a thing.

source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0884328/usercomments

[thyshop]

[color=brown]im also a member of IMDb for years and watch movies an average of 4-5 per week. movies that i usually watch fall under the genre of suspense, thriller, crime, and murder. maybe he did a better job of adapting this film but, in my opinion, this movie way too far, to a lot of films ive been watching... static ra kayu ang movie, no thrill..' never enjoyed it..