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But Kubrick's version strays well away from the book, and King wrote the more faithful script to Garris' version himself...
What you're saying is, Kubrick made a more digestible cinematic adaptation, whereas the book as it is did not translate well to the screen? A common problem with much of King's writing. |
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What I'm saying is that Kubrick made a good movie. Stephen King wrote a good book. Garris made a lame movie, that King wrote. I like Kubrick's movie, and King's book, but they are two seperate artists working in two seperate mediums working from the same source.:)
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