Reviews

This movie, although kind of crude and rough around the edges represented a great film made by a great man. I mean, give the guy some credit. He is the CEO of No Limit Records and he has a lot of the big-name rappers in the biz' in his corner. His movie may not be Oscar material, but I have noticed that people that criticize other people's work tend to not know how to do it any better. So, get a life those of you who are not Master P supporters. (All this was actually written by a WHITE guy!)

As far as Stephen King-based movies go, I decided after sitting through this movie, that it was by far the worst one of them all. The movie did not keep me at the edge of my seat, it vaguely stayed on the same track of the novella by Stephen King, and last but not least, it was borrrrrrrring.

I have heard that Stephen King sold the rights to his movies awhile ago, and this just proves my theory: Stephen King can put out great novels, but the movie writers muck up the story just to make that almighty dollar.

In short, if you are a huge Stephen King fan, just stick to reading his books; don't watch the movies, because it is a waste of an evening.