... a flash of light, it is revealed that Duddits is an alien and is able to use his alien powers to kill Mr. Grey, who disappears in a puff of smoke that is shaped like a dreamcatcher. Duddits dies shortly after. This ending not only eliminates the major theme throughout the novel, it also trivializes the name of the book by connecting it to a puff of smoke that appears when ... Mr. Grey dies. There are a couple of redeeming aspects in the film. One of the biggest positives is the ... cast. The cast includes some big names such as Morgan Freeman, Jason Lee, Timothy ... ...

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... not for the quality actors, and the fact that it's adapted from the Stephen King book I don't think that the movies would have that good. When you read than watch the movie of course things are going to be different but the book was better yes the movie came terribly close. How the character Jonesy died and brought back to life was brilliant because later the alien controlled him but the character had ... a brain file that no one could enter that had three letters on the ... door. I love the story cause its possible but only if you think that there is ... ...

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... lesser powers simply cannot. An example of this is to be found at the end of "The Tommyknockers", where the protagonist, Gard , is onboard an alien craft which has been buried in the ground for millennia. This would have been unbelievable, risible even, at the start of the book, but the reader has become so engrossed in the story, so completely immersed by King's telling of it that even if ... we were to find it doubtful we would not admit it to ourselves. This effect is in part due to the way ... heroes and heroines still thrive. Why, therefore, is JRR Tolkien or Terry Pratchett not t...

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