Misery

A great novel and a great film adaptation, but with less tin. Katie Bates is a great actress

After reading the book, the film seemed less violent. I sat and waited for the bloodthirsty scenes, most of which did not happen. But overall I liked the movie

Kathy Bates is a goddess! She scared me terribly with her pretty face.… I 100% agree with the comments above. The film is a book. It's some kind of King's curse. The description of scenes in books can be disgusting to the point of nausea, scary to the point of wanting to throw this book away and never pick it up. But the films lack King's tin. Annie was shown too soft, as for me she was not revealed. And Paula is super hardy, but in the book he lies almost every page, dying of pain, drugs and violence from Annie

It was a bit boring to watch after the book. It's kind of flat. but the actors played great

of course, it doesn't compare to the book, but I generally liked it, it's a good thriller, Kathy Bates is perfect for such roles! Paul's inner monologue was missing.

The atmosphere is reminiscent of Psychology, Twin Peaks, Fargo, The Shining. A worthwhile movie

I admire Kathy Bates, how talented and diverse she is as an actress. How clearly she fits into the role.
I liked the film adaptation as a whole.

A violent film with a suffocating atmosphere of constant panic attack. Katie Bates is not childish, amazing job

It seems like a good movie, but in contrast to the book, a lot was missed, and Paul Sheldon was not revealed at all.