[ SECRET POST #6526 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6526 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But a good movie is not automatically a good adaptation. As far as I know Stephen King doesn't consider most of these (or maybe even any of them) good adaptations of his works. Of course people are free to disagree with him. I never read any of his books so I wouldn't know.

[(Anonymous)]

All of those ARE good adaptations though. No they aren’t scene by scene to the written works but they keep the main and pivotal characters, the spirit, and all of the important and most of the unimportant scenes. That’s actually why I didn’t include The Shining because while it’s a fantastic movie, it’s a terrible adaptation of the novel.

[(Anonymous)]

Funny you ask what Stephen King thinks of them. ScreenRant compiled his thoughts on the adaptations (link below), and it's been indicated that The Green Mile adaptation is one King thinks is most faithful to the original story.

https://screenrant.com/stephen-king-movie-tv-show-adaptations-thoughts-opinions/

[(Anonymous)]

It's weird that you're not even a fan, but you're convinced you know that Stephen King doesn't approve or like any of the adaptations of his work. Not surprisingly, you're wrong about this.