Ending of "The Mist" has a powerful lesson.
 

Don't be a defeatist faggot and you'll be fine.

:2 cents:

who are you?

I'm having trouble keeping up with all the people changing their nicknames :2 cents:

is there a particular gfy domain that shows us the old usernames?

I watched the start of that film and it was so shit I gave up and deleted it

who the fuck are you man?

and why is everyone changing their names

is it because your trying to hide....or just trying to annoy people?

its Dark Jedi, hence the DJ name

and the mist sucked, especially for the ending...

Steven King is losing it.. Hes a fruit cake to boot...

Still dig his shit though :thumbsup

I loved the ending!

The ending of Stephen King's original book is different though. Frank Darabont came up with the new one. Before using it, he first proposed it to Stephen King, who absolutely loved it.

More info: http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Steph...ding-6909.html

'cause hes a sick twisted freak!

The movie was AWESOME, just turn it off 5 mins before it ends. :321GFY King!

Those who couldn't appreciate the ending of The Mist are the reason movies are focus-grouped into formulaic mush. If every story ends the way audiences think it's supposed to, where's the suspense?

The ending of the movie sucked, a cheap shot on the main character just for the fuck of it apparently. The ending of the book was much more ambiguous, and they probably thought it wouldn't be satisfying to the moviegoing public since they need everything wrapped up in a bow.

SK hasn't always shown the best judgement regarding his books being made into movies. He thought the kmart version of The Shining that came out recently was better than Kubrick's version, which is just ridiculous.

I havn't read the book.

How is the ending different?

I loved The Mist. My expectations were low, and I was pleasantly surprised. Hey, I didn't walk into the theater expecting an Oscar contender - just another shitty horror movie. And as shitty horror movies go, I was pretty entertained.

I didn't like the CGI stuff, but I enjoyed the story. And I, for one, loved the ending. I get tired of the uplifting "hero overcomes all odds" endings that are so cliche in American movies.

I appreciate a little dark irony now and then. :upsidedow

I've loved SK since the original release of Salem's Lot, but I'm starting to think he's been run over by one too many minivans.