The Life of Chuck (2025)

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Title: The Life of Chuck (2025)

Tagline: Who is Chuck?

Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction

Director: Mike Flanagan

Cast: Tom Hiddleston, Mark Hamill, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Karen Gillan, Jacob Tremblay, Matthew Lillard, Heather Langenkamp, Mia Sara, Harvey Guillén, Kate Siegel, Molly C. Quinn, Carl Lumbly, David Dastmalchian, Trinity Bliss, Q'orianka Kilcher, Antonio Raul Garcia, Annalise Basso, Samantha Sloyan, Matt Biedel, Sauriyan Sapkota, Saidah Arrika Ekulona, Michael Trucco, Violet McGraw, Benjamin Pajak, Rahul Kohli, Taylor Gordon, Scott Wampler, Hamish Linklater, Nick Offerman, Cody Flanagan, Lauren LaVera

Release: 2025-05-30

Runtime: 110

Plot: A story told in reverse, starting with the end of Chuck Krantz's life, and moving back in time to show how he lived that life.
 
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kroenen said:
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Don't know what story or book that might be from, but that's a nice trailer because it doesn't really tell you much but at least gets you interested.

Although Stephen King is kind of a fag since he jumped on the wagon, so I don't have high expectations.

Blitzed out of his mind King was the best King.
 
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chuck bartowski GIF
 
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This actually came out last year premiering at TIFF the same time as Anora and Emilia Perez. Beat them both for the People Choice award which means this will be in the running for best picture and best screenplay at the Oscars as the movie that wins has been forever.

Has good reviews, and the audience obviously loved it. I read the short story its more melancholy then scary, should be a pretty good movie.
 
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Where's the scene of the main character picking up a Mexican grandma from the church fish fry to show off his hat collection?
 
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The set of short stories was amazing. I don't know how to describe it without spoiling it; but sufficed to say, Stephen King is still the master of short stories and, in the book, you don't even realize the stories are connected until the third out of 4. Then it dawns on you what is going on, and all the stories are better because of it.
 
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OU Ariakas said:
The set of short stories was amazing. I don't know how to describe it without spoiling it; but sufficed to say, Stephen King is still the master of short stories and, in the book, you don't even realize the stories are connected until the third out of 4. Then it dawns on you what is going on, and all the stories are better because of it.
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OU Ariakas OU Ariakas Which set of short stories? I'm drawing a blank and I think I've read all but SK's last book. My mom LOVED SK and since we both loved to read, I have read most of this stuff.
 
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So basically Benjamin Button, but with a normal person?

It seems like it could be decent, but Stephen King and Mark Hamill make me very hesitant.
 
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The Mist is always the short story/novella I remember most. It was really well written as well - his use of descriptive language in the story to help the reader visualize the scene is a good example on how to use it properly.
 
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The Mist is always the short story/novella I remember most. It was really well written as well - his use of descriptive language in the story to help the reader visualize the scene is a good example on how to use it properly.
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So when I mentioned my mom loved SK. she had the Mist short story booklet that came in some men's magazine (I *think* cherry) and had first editions of IT, The Stand and a few others. They would have been worth a fortune if we both hadn't read them so much they were dog eared and my mom chain smoked so much they were yellow and stinky.
 
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