The Stand gets a remake the same year of COVID-19?

Larry Underwood is now black?!

If he's also transitioning I'll puke a little bit in my mouth.

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^ 2020 - Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak


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^ 2020 - Medical Police



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^ 2020 - Épidémie



WTF!!!!!!



Coronavirus is a HOAX!!!!!!!!

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Only Kareem could play that roll well. Hi. Height was what made the character. Imagine a shot Chinese person trying to bend down to look at Larry. Ain’t gonna happen.

Read the whole book instead which was reissued in 1990 and 1152 pages. The miniseries is rather weak although Gary Sinese does a fine job and Molly Ringwald is charming as Frannie. Few actors could play a deaf-mute so well but Rob Lowe sort of pulls it off.

With "woke" Hollyweird, the remake will be a disaster.

Randall Flagg was portrayed by Jamie Sheridan. He's very creepy.

I tried watching it due to Covid-19 but it's largely unwatchable. Even Ed Harris is not at his best which is strange.

Very few Stephen King novels have translated well to the screen or television. It, the Shining, Stand By Me, the Mist, Shawshank Redemption, and Misery are the good ones, but there are very bad ones out there. Salem's Lot has never been properly done which is a shame. Tommyknockers could be great but it's science fiction tinged with humor as the townfolk end up all as humans transformed into alien inventors.

They say there is no such thing as coincidence.

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M O O N, that spells coronavirus!

You'd be surprised how much of our beloved science fiction novels and movies were influenced by cosmic horror writers like Howard Phillips Lovecraft, Algernon Blackwood, or Robert W. Chambers. So much so I believe there are actual hidden cults that follow the path these men had taken in order to remember that which has been forgotten. The ultimate comedy to our life's beatific tragedy. Though they wrote of unspeakable horror, there is always that glimmer of the eucatastrophe that always see's the stories protagonist survive the series of maddening events, regardless of how much they were changed from the trauma therein. Likewise, so too does the cosmic terror survive as well. Almost, a different kind of eucatastrophe in so being it's polar opposite, ensuring the darkness remains bound, beyond the realms of the mortal plane(s).

They say there is no such thing as coincidence.

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they are always remaking King stories why don't you look at how many times it been made before posting this BS

Larry Underwood is now black?!

It’s going to be on CBS All Access so you’ll have to buy their streaming service to watch it. I already subscribe so I’ll definitely watch. I’m a big fan of The Stand original mini series and the book. I can’t wait to see an updated version. Since it’s streaming they can be more graphic than they could with the mini series back in the day, or even today if it was remade for TV for broadcast.

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The Stand miniseries apocalyptic horror is offset largely by Stu and Frannie, two very different people who never would have met ordinarily, then end up as friends and fall in love. It's sweet and innocent and Hollyweird just can't fathom such normality as those extreme leftists are so perverse.

The remake will ruin the legacy.

Satan would wear a mullet. lol