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#26

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

I liked the one he wrote with Peter Straub. 'The Talisman'
which I thought was really cool.

"Pet Semetary" was pretty creepy.
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#27

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

'Salem's Lot' is my favorite by far. Just some great, scary stuff in there and a really patient set-up.

I'd also put 'Carrie' and 'IT' at the top of a list of favorite King novels.

#28

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

It's a horrible book.
It made a horrible movie.

But God help me, I love "Christine."
There's always room for pathos - and jazz hands.
#29

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

Carrie is the one novel I've read more than any other, Stephen King or otherwise. But I have to say for the story, my personal favorite is The Talisman. Though Black House was awful. I also liked The Stand, It and The Shining (much more frightening than the Kubrick film). And from his later works, Needful Things and Desperation are the best. Can't get through the Dark Tower series, after number three, it took so long for the next, I completely lost interest and the story is so baffling, I didn't want to have to start again.
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#30

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

The Langoliers wasn't written for TV, it's one of four novellas that make up the book Four Past Midnight.

And yes, Dreamcatcher is his absolute worst book, I don't know why they bothered with the movie. And I also love Dolores Claiborne and was surprised what a great movie it made.
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#33

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

Without a doubt The Stand was my favorite book.

Apt Pupil scared me more than anything I've ever read in my entire life.
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#34

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

And yes, Dreamcatcher is his absolute worst book

I strongly disagree. Even though I do like "Insomnia", I think that's his weakest.
#35

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

Insomnia is very dull, but it's a good idea and very creepy in places.
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#36

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

Exactly. It has a fantastic premise, and it has some truly brilliant passages, but he rambles on too much in that. I'm usually fascinated by his rambling, but he went too far on that one.
#37

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

CARRIE is easily my favorite film from a King story. In fact, I like it better than the book. MISERY, THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION and DOLORES CLAIBORNE are other really good films from King stories. I know that STAND BY ME is a favorite of a lot of people, but I loved THE BODY so much, that the film just fell short for me.
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#38

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

I thought 'Desperation' was an alarmingly accurate title. Easily my least favorite of his books. (And, no, don't ask me specifics, I read it when it came out and I've drank a lot since then so memories of books I hated aren't especially detailed.)
#40

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

Oooh, I'd also forgotten about Desperation and The Regulators. I enjoyed Desperation, couldn't finish Regulators. A friend of mine was the exact opposite. I think it depended on the order you read them in.
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#41

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

the only one i've read is THE DARK HALF. i enjoyed the whole writer/twin thing. the movie was pretty bad, however. i DID enjoy it though. i was the only person in the theatre, so i just laughed and screamed out loud and it was fun.
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#43

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

I'm kind of glad there hasn't been a movie made of Bag of Bones. It's so cerebral, I don't think it would make the transfer very well. I'm very glad to see that someone else actually likes it though, everyone I know who's read it wasn't impressed.
#44

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

What's wrong with Christine?? His characters and dialogue are top notch in it.
My favorite is It. I read it once a year, which is kind of insane. I love Different Seasons and every last story in there. Stand By Me is the best movie translation of his work. I need to read The Stand though. I stopped reading his current stuff after Dolores Claiborne, but I should dig up a couple I have. Gerald's Game is great, and the suspense is insane.
#47

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

Christine scared the poop out of me.

"See something green?"
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#48

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

very glad to see that someone else actually likes it though

I absolutely adore "Bag of Bones". I'm guessing that some people just lack the patience to appreciate it.
#50

re: What's your favorite Stephen King book?

I can't remember which titles he quoted in his book on writing, but I thought that it also included some of his longer books. But I could be completely wrong.

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