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The Mist | FULL UNCUT Reactions

🕑 Added 2023-10-14 13:00:05 +0000 UTC
The Mist | FULL UNCUT Reactions

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YodatheHobbit

Oooof! I'm about to start this reaction, and I'm afraid of how mom is gonna react to the ending. This is one of my favorite horror films. Here we go I guess! David kept his promise to his son, he didn't let the monsters get him. 😑

WastedPo

Random suggestion: I wonder if it would help boost the visibility of the Storm Akima Reboot YT channel if you uploaded these full reactions to the reboot channel instead of the original Storm Akima channel. (Obviously, the links from Patreon would lead there). I mean, it wouldn't impact us patrons negatively. And maybe the YT algorithm would view that as additional traffic to the reboot channel and make it more inclined to recommend the channel on people's homepage. (Caveat: I don't actually understand how the algorithms work, but it couldn't hurt to try.) Edit: Also, fun facts. The part when the flying creatures invaded the store at night and the bug crawled on the Marcia Gay Harden character, she says, "My life for you." That was not in the original Stephen King novella that this is based on. However, this IS a phrase frequently spoken by villains in Stephen King books when pledging their allegiance to more powerful evil entities. In fact, many of King's books interconnect into a big, mystical universe. (The "Dark Tower" series of books explicitly deals with this universe, while many other books just tangentially touch on all the connections.) Anyway, Harden's character saying, "My life for you," means two things: (a) Harden is most definitely NOT on the side of good, despite her claims of Christianity. I think in that moment, we were meant to believe that she was pledging herself to whatever "side" the monstrosities are on, not God. (b) Frank Darabont who adapted the screenplay and directed this is clearly a King superfan. I mean, not only did he write/direct other King stories for the screen--Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile--but he threw in this very inside reference to the King universe. Darabont also made main character David a movie poster artist (not in the original novella), and the figure he's painting at the beginning of this movie is none other than Roland, the main character of the aforementioned "Dark Tower" series. Again, Darabont is connecting this to the larger King-verse. Finally, as Aaron alluded to above, the ending to the original King novella was not nearly this nihilistic. None of the people in the car died or offed themselves. While the Mist didn't lift, and no one was rescued, David at least heard a signal on the radio pointing towards a potential safe area unaffected by the mist. It makes for an ambiguous, but vaguely hopeful ending. Darabont wrote a much more conclusive and infinitely darker ending, which King actually liked so much he said he wished he'd thought of it when writing the original story.


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