The Mist
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- Thomas Jane
- Marcia Gay Harden
- Laurie Holden
- Andre Braugher
- Toby Jones
- William Sadler
- Jeffrey DeMunn
- Frances Sternhagen
- Alexa Davalos
- Nathan Gamble
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- Oct 31, 2013
Before you make any big decision, just wait 5 minutes.
GroovemanApr 14, 2020when ollie shoots the religious lady in the head, that’s cinema
9VOLTNov 11, 2020*curb your enthusiasm theme*
adambolt - Oct 21, 2017
This movie has balls. I. Like. Balls.
CJ ProbstNo one does Stephen King like Frank Darabont. He even included a nice little nod to The Dark Tower in the beginning of the film when you see Thomas Jane's character painting Roland and the Tower in a field of roses. You can tell he's a true fan. The way he handles the…
Lily SchmidtAug 25, 2018wow that ending was so pleasant to watch
rudi - Apr 3, 2023
Dude just needed to chill for 2 more min 😩
Vonny SimarmataOct 23, 2022Frank Darabont simultaneously needs a big ol’ kiss and to go to hell for conceiving of the ending of this movie
Sydney🚀Oct 19, 2024“He’s a kid he’s supposed to be stupid” Finally got to watch the black and white version in a theater. Ending still absolutely destroys me like the first time I witnessed it. So human, so raw, so hopeless. A perfect blend of mystery with in your face horror. I love it
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The movie itself wasn’t terrible, but for me personally, the ending ruined it…
I would have liked it but the ending was not it🤦🏻♀️they ran out of gas and gave up right off the bat? AND he 🔫 his son?! Bro… this has to be one of the most stupidest endings I’ve ever seen… also I laughed when ‘KAREN’ died UGH finally🤬
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What a wild ride. Great performances even when some characters are written unnaturally & one character you’ll love to hate. The lack of diversity does feel jarring to watch for today’s standards in a survival premise like this along with CGI that hasn’t aged well. Still it is…