What was her problem

>>211383929 (OP)
She was your number one fan op

Femcel

It's simple, he didn't get out of the cockadoodie car. Continuity is everything in storytelling

she hated continuity errors. I don't blame her.

What are some more films with only a handful of actors that give god tier performances?

Sometimes the readers have to take the editing process into their own hands.

>still the only Stephen King adaptation to get an Oscar, and it was for her performance
Based Kathy

>>211383929 (OP)
Why didn't he just fuck her?

>>211383929 (OP)
She was mad he wouldn't release Winds of Winter

>>211384286
Her performance really wasn't that good

>>211383929 (OP)
Just look at this site's reaction whenever a writer tries to subvert expectations(TLOU 2, SW:TLJ), pure homicidal rage.

Kathy's character acted like a regular 4channer when she discovered that Caan's character wanted to subvert expectations by killing Misery.

I think she and MauLer would have gotten along

>>211384548
>subvert expectations

>>211383929 (OP)
She had to get it on.

Yandere, but not the hot anime girl type.

>>211384218
The Big Kahuna

>>211383929 (OP)
mommy!

>>211383929 (OP)
She loved too much.

King said she was a representation of his coke addiction, so not enough coke was her problem.

>>211383929 (OP)
What's YOUR cock a doodie problem anon!

Imagine a 3.5 hour live kino of her torturing GRRM

>>211383929 (OP)
>What was her problem?
>What was his problem?
>Why'd he do it?
>What did he mean by this?
HAVE YOU ALL GOT AMNESIA????

>>211384286
>nothing for stand by me
>nothing for the shinning
>nothing for it 1990
>nothing for 1408
>nothing for dolores claiborne
why do they hate kino?

>>211387366
horror never does good at the oscars. regarding The Shining in particular, check Wikipedia:

>The film had mixed reviews at the time of its opening in the United States.[137] Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "C+" on an A+ to F scale.[138] Janet Maslin of The New York Times lauded Nicholson's performance and praised the Overlook Hotel as an effective setting for horror, but wrote that "the supernatural story knows frustratingly little rhyme or reason ... Even the film's most startling horrific images seem overbearing and perhaps even irrelevant."[139] Variety was critical, stating "With everything to work with ... Kubrick has teamed with jumpy Jack Nicholson to destroy all that was so terrifying about Stephen King's bestseller."[140] A common initial criticism was the slow pacing, which was highly atypical of horror films of the time.[141]

>Neither Gene Siskel nor Roger Ebert reviewed the film on their television show Sneak Previews when it was first released,[142] but in his review for the Chicago Sun-Times, Ebert complained that it was hard to connect with any of the characters.[143] In his Chicago Tribune review, Siskel gave the film two stars out of four and called it "a crashing disappointment. The biggest surprise is that it contains virtually no thrills.

>It was one of two films of Kubrick's last eleven films, the other being Eyes Wide Shut, to receive no nominations from the BAFTAs. It was the only one of Kubrick's last nine films to receive no nominations from either the Oscars or Golden Globes. Instead, it was Kubrick's only film to be nominated at the Razzie Awards, including Worst Director and Worst Actress (Duvall),[150] in the first year that award was given.[151][152][153] These nominations, especially Duvall's, have provoked backlash and controversy for years,[154][155][156] with Razzies founder John J. B. Wilson defending his choice claiming he expected the adaptation to be more similar to the book.[157]

I really hate that they made her just a crazy person totally throwing away any possibility to make the movie an exploration of obession.

>>211387366
1408 fucking sucked bro
>guy goes through unrealistic CGI-slop scenario after CGI-slop scenario for 2 hours
>ultimately nothing happens, he was never le real bro!

>>211387735
People who aren't crazy are able to pull themselves back and say "No I can't do possibly, that would make me a fucking nutjob"

>>211384286
>>211387366
Misery is the best King adaptation because it removes all of the over the top retarded stuff King adds like her running over the sheriff with a riding lawnmower etc. The Shining is also good because Kubrick threw the book in the trash and made a better story.

>>211383929 (OP)

>>211387481
the hate it got proves critics are braindead and have been for decades
>>211387858
it was v v entertaining, and had so many twists i really didn't know when it would end
>>211388135
king is great coming up with concepts, his prose sucks

>>211383929 (OP)
Why is the hammer green?

>>211388373
average /tv/ poster right here.

>>211388373
Its an army hammer, to represent her militant disposition.