1990 Directed by Rob Reiner
Novelist Paul Sheldon crashes his car on a snowy Colorado road. He is found by Annie Wilkes, the "number one fan" of Paul's heroine Misery Chastaine. Annie is also somewhat unstable, and Paul finds himself crippled, drugged and at her mercy.
Richard C. Franklin Charles L. Campbell Gregg Landaker Rick Kline Kevin O’Connell Gary Mundheim Donald J. Malouf Nils C. Jensen Chuck Neely
Miseria, Misery - Stephen King, Lida, Misery - O Capítulo Final
good movie because they made james caan say he was in the “misery business!” would’ve been a great movie if they made kathy bates do a choreographed dance with her pet pig and sing, “but god does it feel so good, ‘cause i got him where i want him nooooow. and if you could then you know you wooooould. 'cause god it just feels soooo... it just feels so good!” as james caan watches in horror. i know this came out 14 years before paramore was formed but that’s no excuse. time isn’t real
Me locking Quentin Tarantino in my apartment after his 10th movie forcing him to write more
My mom's favorite movie.
This was very entertaining and definitely the movie I needed tonight. A simple plot on it's surface with a very detailed, interesting, and smart center. Definitely recommend if you're looking for something funny, terrifying, and just a fun time in general.
Oh also Kathy Bates went OFF.
would watch a whole movie about Richard Farnsworth and Frances Sternhagen, squabbling crime-solving couple
Celebrity's a bitch and creativity's even worse. He may have gotten out of the cockadoodie car, but his soul is still trapped there, screaming.
Placing two phenomenal actors (Kathy Bates and James Caan) at the helm of this psychological thriller pretty much guarantee's the success of the film!
I went in with high expectations and I was absolutely blown out of the water by their jaw dropping, earth shattering performances! Don't ya just love it when a film exceeds all of your expectations! This is has become my all time Favorite Stephen King film!
Kathy Bates deserved her Oscar for her role as Annie Wilkes, a psychopath whom takes stalking to new heights! Her portrayal was just a little too real for comfort! There is one particular scene that made me clench my teeth, if I bit down any harder they'd shatter!
James Caan was equally impressive in his role! The dynamic duo had a wonderful sick and twisted chemistry between them!
I saw this in the wee hours of the morning and my sphincter still hasn't unclenched!
