Actually, another argument in favor of this series going to Netflix is that they already have two new King movies coming this year: 1922 and Gerald's Game…

That last episode was terrible…

Sometimes…you have to have a voice-over guy…to spell out to you…what you can already plainly see…for yourself…

That is a great idea… And in killing Oswald, Jake ENABLES Kennedy's assassination!

The clothespin reference is an Easter egg to The Dead Zone. Serial killer Frank Dodd's mother put a clothespin on his penis to keep him from getting sexually excited by women.

And ennui! Don't forget the ennui!

*I* watched. *I* noticed.

Tell that to the kid in Cujo, Paul at the end of The Green Mile, and….everyone in Pet Sematary

It is 10…reviewer's brain has melted…

Then you really don't know King, do you?

I've watched Buffy's The Body probably half a dozen times, and I can't get through the first five minutes without crying ever time

He actually calls out to her after he's in the house with the front door closed…so I don't think he's doing it for the sake of the neighbor, who is too far away to have heard him…

Right, what I'm saying is there's something fundamentally different about a first person narration of an event in a book and a filmed scene of the event. The narrator can be "unreliable", but the language of film is such that the camera is seen as "objective"

Right off the bat Fincher tips his hand that Nick didn't do it when he has him walk into the house on the morning of the disappearance and call out to Amy. If he had killed her, he wouldn't be pretending she was still alive in the privacy of his own home, all alone. Who would he be performing for? I think that small…

My single "My Single Is Dropping" is dropping!

"The film is supposedly set in 1959—note the robbers’ archetypal accents,
the old-timey cars, and the lack of sophisticated technology—but Psy’s
“Gangnam Style” plays prominently into a mid-film dance sequence"…plus, you know, squirrels can't talk!