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No, I love Lego.

I do, I do too.

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You know, I do believe more movies get made out of the writings of Stephen King than maybe any other writer ever.

I mean, it's hard to keep track.

And now there's a new one coming. According to a new

report in deadline, Mike Flanagan, the guy who, you know, is bringing us Clayface, looking

forward to that. He wrote Midnight Mass, the haunting of Bligh Manor, Dr. Sleep, which I loved and a plethora

of other things. According to this report in Deadline, he is now going to be writing and directing

a new version of Stephen King's classic novel, The Mist. Deadline writes the following. Warner Brothers Pictures is

reuniting frequent collaborators Mike Flanagan and Stephen King on a new adaptation of The Mist

based on the acclaimed 1980 novella. Flanagan will direct and write the screenplay. He will

produce through Red Room alongside Tyler Thompson and Spy Glasses, Gary

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