Misery

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Venganza Media, Inc.

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film:film Reviews, Tv & Film

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 31 December 2019

⏱️ 109 minutes

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Summary

Now Playing has one last podcast for 2019, dedicated to all those dirty birdies who love the oogy mind of Stephen King. Writer Paul Sheldon (James Caan) finds himself in Misery after he’s pulled from a car crash in snowy Colorado, and tortured by a demented fan who demands a new chapter for the romance novel heroine he retired. Did Kathy Bates deserve the Oscar for her tough love bedside manner? And how many pages from the book did director Rob Reiner have to eat in order to bring this very literate story to the screen? Listen and find out!

{Stephen King Series}

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0:00.0	How could you?
0:05.0	She can't be dead.
0:08.0	Misery testing cannot be dead.
0:11.0	She...she died. She just slipped away.
0:14.0	But her spirit is the important thing, and Misery's spirit is the only one.
0:18.0	I don't want her to die!
0:20.0	I want her!
0:22.0	I feel bad, I want her!
0:24.0	Welcome to Now Playing's Review of Misery.
0:27.0	What you have did with me tonight...
0:29.0	to celebrate Misery's return.
0:31.0	Part of the Stephen King movie, retro-specative series.
0:35.0	I've got all his books. Every sentence he ever put down.
0:38.0	Hosted by Arnie.
0:40.0	I thought you were good, but you're not good.
0:42.0	You're just another lying old dirty birdie.
0:45.0	Stewards.
0:46.0	You're beautiful.
0:47.0	Brilliant.
0:49.0	Famous man of the world.
0:51.0	And Jacob.
0:52.0	I'm your number one fan.
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